Archaeology Mitigation Plan Sample Clauses

Archaeology Mitigation Plan. If mitigation of an NRHP-listed, eligible, or potentially eligible archaeological site is necessary, then the Center CRM, in consultation with the SHPO and appropriate Center Consulting Parties, shall develop a written Archaeology Mitigation Plan that outlines measures to resolve adverse effects to the site, and shall submit it electronically to the SHPO and appropriate Center Consulting Parties, pursuant to Stipulation XXI (Handling of Sensitive Data). The Mitigation Plan may include alternative mitigations, rather than 1536 data recovery measures, that contribute towards the public’s understanding of the 1537 historical significance of NASA-owned or -controlled archaeological resources. The 1538 Archaeology Mitigation Plan shall include a scope of work with sufficient detail that it 1539 could be used as the basis for solicitation of bids. 1540 1541 SHPO and appropriate Center Consulting Parties shall have 30 days to review the 1542 Archaeology Mitigation Plan and provide written comments to the Center CRM. The 1543 Center CRM shall contact Center Consulting Tribes, if applicable, to confirm their intent 1544 to comment within 30 days from receipt of the Mitigation Plan. NASA will consider 1545 requests from the SHPO and Center Consulting Parties to extend the review period to 1546 45 days. If no objection is received from the SHPO or any of the Center Consulting 1547 Parties within the specified review period, then the Center CRM may finalize the 1548 Archaeology Mitigation Plan and submit an electronic copy to the SHPO and appropriate 1549 Center Consulting Parties. 1550 1551 If the SHPO or any Center Consulting Tribe objects to the Archaeology Mitigation Plan, 1552 then the Center CRM shall either: 1553
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Archaeology Mitigation Plan. If mitigation of an NRHP-listed, eligible, or potentially eligible archaeological site is necessary, then NASA, in consultation with the SHPO and Center Consulting Tribes, shall develop a written Archaeology Mitigation Plan that outlines measures to resolve adverse effects to the site, and shall submit it electronically to the SHPO and Center Consulting Tribes. The Mitigation Plan may include alternative mitigations, rather than data recovery measures, that contribute towards the public’s understanding of the historical significance of NASA-owned or -controlled archaeological resources. The Archaeology Mitigation Plan shall include a scope of work with sufficient detail that it could be used as the basis for solicitation of bids. SHPO and Center Consulting Tribes shall have 30 days to review the Archaeology Mitigation Plan and provide written comments to the Center CRM. The Center CRM shall contact the SHPO and Center Consulting Tribes to confirm their intent to comment within 30 days from receipt of the Mitigation Plan. NASA will consider requests from the SHPO and Center Consulting Tribes to extend the review period to 45 days. If no objection is received from the SHPO or any of the Center Consulting Tribes within the specified review period, then the Center CRM may finalize the Archaeology Mitigation Plan and submit an electronic copy to the SHPO and Center Consulting Tribes. If the SHPO or any Center Consulting Tribe objects to the Archaeology Mitigation Plan, then the Center CRM shall either:
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