Protection of Cultural Resources. PURCHASER acknowledges that Archeological or Historical Resources may exist within the Timber Sale Area, including within an Area of Operations, and that the existence and location of such Resources may be unknown at the time this Contract is executed. PURCHASER shall exercise due care in its Operations to ensure that in the event any such Resources are discovered in the course of or as a result of PURCHASER's Operations such Resources may be preserved in accordance with the requirements of ORS Chapter 358. Upon discovery of any material suspected to be of Archeological or Historical significance within an Area of Operations, PURCHASER shall immediately halt Operations and shall notify STATE of the potential existence of such material. PURCHASER shall not remove or disturb the material, or resume Operations in the vicinity of the material, until instructed by STATE to do so. Section 1650. Protection of Soil, Air, and Water Resources. PURCHASER shall comply with Oregon law, including the Oregon Forest Practices Act and rules promulgated thereunder, and with rules and regulations of the, Oregon State Board of Health, the Environmental Quality Commission and other agencies relating to the protection of soil, air, and water resources.
Protection of Cultural Resources. PURCHASER shall not remove any historic artifact, including old logging equipment or camp refuse, or other Cultural Resources from the Timber Sale Area(s). If any such items are discovered, PURCHASER shall notify the STATE’s Authorized Representative.
Protection of Cultural Resources. PURCHASER shall take all necessary precautions to prevent damage to the West Oregon Logging Company Camp, Edward’s Incline and Xxxxxx’s donkey sleds. A portion of the site is within the Green Tree Retention Area, the rest is shown as “Cultural Resource” on Exhibit A. PURCHASER shall not yard across, or operate machinery in, the site which is posted outside of the sale with Timber Sale Boundary signs. PURCHASER shall not remove or disturb any artifact from the site.
Protection of Cultural Resources. 3.7.1 The Lessee shall take responsibility to require its agents, employees, and Contractors to protect cultural resources while conducting Pipeline Activities.
Protection of Cultural Resources. A. The Contractor must comply with all applicable laws governing protection of cultural resources. "
Protection of Cultural Resources. A. USAG shall be required to protect all historic properties, needs data sites, sites not yet assessed for NRHP eligibility, traditional cultural properties, and sacred sites, utilizing site protection measures described below as a form of ongoing mitigation.
Protection of Cultural Resources. Based upon recommendations contained in cultural resource surveys commissioned either by the CITY and OCWUT or Lessee as interpreted and amended by the Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Officer, the State Archeologist, and other entities with rights granted by federal or state historic preservation law, Lessee shall fully adopt and incorporate such recommendations for the protection of Oklahoma’s cultural resources within Lessee’s plans for construction, maintenance, repair, replacement or improvement of facilities. Lessee agrees to perform such future cultural resource surveys as may be required by statute for ground disturbing improvements and shall not create new improvements or other areas for recreational use without first performing cultural resource survey(s). Lessee shall actively protect, preserve and maintain culturally significant sites located within the Amended Leased Property and shall prohibit access to or use of said sites by Lessee’s members, permittees, visitors, and others. In the event Lessee damages any fence installed by the CITY or OCWUT to protect an identified cultural site, utility appurtenance or other feature, Lessee shall be responsible for repairing said fence to its condition prior to damage.
Protection of Cultural Resources. Cultural resources may include, but are not limited to: prehistoric artifacts, grave goods, funerary objects, human remains, historic can scatters, building foundations, historic buildings, structures, objects, and fossils. If any cultural resources are encountered during any activities, all activities shall be suspended, and the Lessor contact listed in Section 9.6 (NOTICES) shall be immediately notified. At that time, Lessor will coordinate any necessary investigation of the find with appropriate specialists as needed. The Lessee shall be required to implement any measures deemed necessary for the protection of cultural resources. In the event that human remains are discovered, Health and Safety Code Section 7050.5, CEQA Guidelines Section 15064.5(e), and Public Resources Code Section 5097.98 will apply. The Lessee shall notify Lessor and the County Coroner and cease all activities until Lessor provides written authorization to continue the activities. To the extent that the discovery of cultural resources frustrates the purpose of this Lease and the performance of the obligations set forth in this Lease, the parties shall negotiate the amendment or termination of the Lease on mutually agreed upon terms.
Protection of Cultural Resources. Location of known historic or prehistoric sites, buildings, objects, and properties related to American history, architecture, archaeology, and culture, such as settler or Indian artifacts, protected by American Antiquities Act of 1906 (16 U.S.C. 431-433), National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (16 U.S.C. 470) and the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 (16 U.S.C. 470aa-ll) (36 CFR 296.4 and 36 CFR 261.9(g)), shall be identified on the ground by the contractor. The Contractor may unilaterally modify or cancel this contract to protect an area, object of antiquity, artifact, or similar object that is or may be entitled to protection under these Acts regardless of when the area, object, or artifact is discovered or identified. Discovery of such areas by either party shall be promptly reported to the other party, and operations will be suspended at that location until the significance or potential significance of the site is determined. The Contractor shall protect all known and identified historic or prehistoric sites, buildings, objects, and properties related to American history, architecture, archaeology, and culture against destruction, obliteration, removal, or damage during contracted operations. The Contractor shall immediately notify Duchesne County if a disturbance occurs at any known site and shall immediately halt operations in the vicinity of the site until Duchesne County authorizes the contractor to proceed. The County shall bear the costs of evaluation and restoration in accordance with 36 CFR 296.14(c), provided that such payment shall not relieve the contractor from civil or criminal remedies otherwise provided by law.
Protection of Cultural Resources. PURCHASER acknowledges that Archeological or Historical Resources may exist within the Area of Operations, including within Timber Sale Area, and that the existence and location of such Resources may be unknown at the time this Contract is executed. PURCHASER shall exercise due care in its Operations to ensure that in the event any such Archeological or Historical Resources are discovered in the course of or as a result of PURCHASER'S Operations such Archeological or Historical Resources may be preserved in accordance with the requirements of ORS Chapter 358. Upon discovery of any material suspected to be Archeological or Historical Resources within an Area of Operations, PURCHASER shall immediately halt Operations and shall notify STATE of the potential existence of such material. PURCHASER shall not remove or disturb the material, or resume Operations in the vicinity of the material, until instructed by STATE to do so. Section 1650. Protection of Soil, Air, and Water Resources. Without limiting PURCHASER’s obligation to comply with all applicable laws and regulations, PURCHASER shall comply with all Oregon law, including but not limited to any applicable rules and regulations of the, Oregon State Board of Health, the Environmental Quality Commission, and other agencies relating to the protection of soil, air, and water resources.
