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Planning and Operations. 1. There is hereby established a joint co-ordinating and planning committee comprising the Forces Commanders.

Planning and Operations. INDEX A1 Definitions A2 General A3 Network Information A4 Location of Switch Connections A5 Routing Principles A6 ISI Interconnect Link Architecture A7 Capacity Provision A8 Traffic Forecasts A9 Capacity Profiles and Advance Capacity Orders A10 Capacity Orders and Testing A11 Capacity Order Timescales A12 Numbering A13 Technical Review Meetings A14 Switch Testing A15 Transmission and Signalling A16 Performance Standards A17 Operations A18 Services APPENDICES A BT/Operator Network Information B BT/Operator Interconnect Information C Commercial --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Planning and Operations. Considerations for Potential Archaeological Resources Previous and current land use has mostly destroyed the integrity of what archaeological sites there may have been at ANC. Although the forgoing analysis concludes that completely intact archaeological sites are unlikely to exist outside of the Millennium Area, some site components may have survived cemetery development and burials. This potential lies in the pre-1966 portions of ANC where there are unused burial plots, in between burial plots, or along roads where there have not been burials or buried utilities. Utility or other construction in such undisturbed areas should be preceded by a Phase I archaeological survey, as defined in the Virginia Department of Historic Resources’ Guidelines for Cultural Resource Surveys in Virginia. If feasible, archaeological monitoring of grave excavation in unused plots in the pre- 1966 area would be recommended. GIS files of map projections of areas archaeological potential shall be made available to ANC staff. As noted previously deeply intrusive historic period features are most likely to be a surviving and significant resource type. Remote sensing survey is an effective and non-invasive archaeological technique for identifying these types of features. In particular, ground penetrating radar (GPR) should be well suited to finding such features at ANC. GPR works best where the surface geology, as at ANC, is composed of xxxxx sediments, and the ground is even and lacks coarse vegetation. A remote sensing expert may elect to employ other technologies to augment this, such as magnetometer and electrical resistivity. Areas recommended for remote sensing survey: • Areas of the post-1966 yet to be used for burials: focus on areas indicated as the locations of Freedmen’s homesteads from the 1888 map. • Areas of the pre-1966 area: focus on areas without ANC burials within areas of high potential as indicated in this report. • Section 27: Areas other than marked xxxxxx for potential unmarked xxxxxx.

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