Working with Traditional Cultural Properties Sample Clauses

Working with Traditional Cultural Properties. (TCPs) and Sacred Sites If a TCP or Sacred Site is suspected to be present in an APE, then this is a threshold condition requiring consultation with the SHPO (Stipulation 6.5 and Stipulation 8.1) and with interested and concerned Tribes regarding what further identification efforts should be performed to ascertain the status of the resource. Any additional identification efforts will take into consideration guidance provided in Bulletin 38, other BLM and national policy, and shall be responsive to the concerns of living communities, but will be commensurate with the scope and magnitude of the undertaking triggering the investigation.
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