Planning for Subsequent Discoveries. 1. When VTrans’ identification efforts indicate that historic properties are likely to be discovered during implementation of an undertaking, VTrans shall include in any environmental document, contract, and specifications a plan for discovery of such properties. Implementation of the plan as originally proposed or modified as necessary owing to the nature and extent of the properties discovered, will be in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.4 through 36 CFR §800.6.
Planning for Subsequent Discoveries. When Caltrans’ identification efforts in accordance with Stipulation VIII.B indicate that historic properties are likely to be discovered during implementation of an undertaking, the Caltrans District shall include in any finding of No Adverse Effect or MOA a plan for treatment of such properties, should they be discovered. The Caltrans District shall consult with any Indian tribe that may attach religious or cultural significance to potentially affected properties, or any other consulting party that may have a demonstrated interest in potentially affected properties, and take their concerns into account in developing, modifying, and implementing the plan. The plan will be implemented as originally proposed, or modified as necessary as a result of the occurrences and the nature and extent of the properties discovered.
