SITE PROTECTION MEASURES Sample Clauses

SITE PROTECTION MEASURES. The following standard practices, applied singly or in combination, may be approved by the Forest Archaeologist without consultation with the SHPO. The Forest Archaeologist may approve additional non- ground disturbing measures to further protect sites; however, if a lesser level of protection is recommended, or if it is likely that adverse effects cannot be avoided, the Forest shall consult with the SHPO on a case-by- case basis as specified in the Programmatic Agreement.  Limited testing, defined as limited auguring, trowel testing and shovel testing within the road prism to determine if the road has cut below the cultural level. Limited testing will be conducted to verify the absence or presence of cultural deposits and will be designed to meet these objectives without substantially damaging or diminishing the integrity of the cultural deposits and features. Limited tests may not serve as mitigation. If intact cultural deposits, features, etc. are encountered, testing will stop in the area of the discovery.  Removing small samples of charcoal or other materials from disturbed hearths within the road prism prior to maintenance activities, when limited testing has demonstrated that no intact deposits are present in the roadbed. Once samples have been removed, the samples will be submitted for analysis in a timely manner.  Restricting vehicular traffic to the existing road prism within a site boundary to protect intact site deposits that lie outside the road prism.  Temporary fencing to keep equipment out of site boundaries.  Closing or gating roads to protect sites.  Excluding the site from the project area by prohibiting maintenance within the site boundary (lifting the blade). This protection measure is discouraged and shall be used in limited cases where road safety is not compromised. Avoiding sites using this method makes road maintenance difficult and can result in further damage to the site. This option should be used only where future erosion on the site is not a factor if the road is not maintained, for instance where the road is on level ground in well-drained soil. If this option is selected the following activities must occur: o Place on Priority Sites for Mitigation List (Section V) o mark the site and notify road personnel. o monitor to assure sites are avoided
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