Late Discovery of Cultural Resources Sample Clauses

Late Discovery of Cultural Resources. In the event that previously unidentified historic properties or significant archaeological sites are discovered during project activities, the contractor or project manager shall immediately halt all construction work in the area of the property or site and for a minimum of 100 ft all around the property or site. The contractor shall then immediately notify the coroner, SHPO, and Tribes (as appropriate) by telephone and/or email within two (2) business days. • An appropriate heritage professional meeting the SOI professional qualifications will inspect the property and determine the nature and area of the affected property. Project activities may continue in the area outside the identified historic property once the area to be avoided has been defined by the appropriate heritage professional. • Within ten (10) business days of the original notification of the discovery, KHC or Energy and Environment Cabinet, in consultation with the SHPO and Tribes, shall determine the eligibility of the property and provide the eligibility determination to the SHPO for concurrence. • If the property is determined eligible for the National Register, or contains human burials, the SHPO shall prepare a plan for avoidance, protection, and recovery. The plan shall be submitted to the SHPO and Tribes for review and approval prior to implementation. • Work in the area of the historic property or archaeological site shall not proceed until one or the other are completed 30 days from discovery: o The development and implementation of the appropriate data recovery or other mitigation procedures is complete, or o The determination is made that the property is not eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
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