Common use of ARCHAEOLOGY Clause in Contracts

ARCHAEOLOGY. In cases where the undertaking will cause unavoidable adverse effects to National Register eligible archaeological properties, the Recipient shall consult with the SHPO to determine whether data recovery or some other treatment measure is in the public interest. If data recovery is the agreed upon treatment measure, the Recipient shall consult further with the SHPO to develop and implement a data recovery plan for those portions of the historic property that will be adversely affected. The data recovery plan shall: • be based on firm background data, sound planning, and accepted archaeological methods; • be consistent with applicable State laws and regulations; • be accomplished in a thorough, efficient manner, using the most cost- effective techniques practicable; • provide for appropriate curation of archeological materials and records, and • provide for reporting and interpretation of what has been learned in a format understandable and accessible to the public;

ARCHAEOLOGY. In cases where the undertaking will cause unavoidable adverse effects to National Register eligible archaeological properties, the Recipient shall consult with the SHPO to determine whether data recovery or some other treatment measure is in the public interest. If data recovery is the agreed upon treatment measure, the Recipient shall consult further with the SHPO to develop and implement a data recovery plan for those portions of the historic property that will be adversely affected. The data recovery plan shall: • be based on firm background data, sound planning, and accepted archaeological methods; • be consistent with applicable State laws and regulations; • be accomplished in a thorough, efficient manner, using the most cost- cost effective techniques practicable; • provide for appropriate curation of archeological materials and records, and • provide for reporting and interpretation of what has been learned in a format understandable and accessible to the public;

ARCHAEOLOGY. In cases where the undertaking will cause unavoidable adverse effects to National Register eligible archaeological properties, the Recipient shall consult with the SHPO to determine whether data recovery or some other treatment measure is in the public interest. If data recovery is the agreed upon treatment measure, the Recipient shall consult further with the SHPO to develop and implement a data recovery plan for those portions of the historic property that will be adversely affected. The data recovery plan shall: •  be based on firm background data, sound planning, and accepted archaeological methods; •  be consistent with applicable State laws laws, regulations, and regulationsguidelines; •  be accomplished in a thorough, efficient manner, using the most cost- effective techniques practicable; •  provide for appropriate curation of archeological materials and records, and •  provide for reporting and interpretation of what has been learned in a format understandable and accessible to the public;

ARCHAEOLOGY. In cases where the undertaking will cause unavoidable adverse effects to National Register eligible archaeological properties, the Recipient shall consult with the SHPO to determine whether data recovery or some other treatment measure is in the public interest. If data recovery is the agreed upon treatment measure, the Recipient shall consult further with the SHPO to develop and implement a data recovery plan for those portions of the historic property that will be adversely affected. The data recovery plan shall: • be based on firm background data, sound planning, and accepted archaeological methods; • be consistent with applicable State laws and regulations; • be accomplished in a thorough, efficient manner, using the most cost- cost­ effective techniques practicable; • provide for appropriate curation of archeological materials and records, and • provide for reporting and interpretation of what has been learned in a format understandable and accessible to the public;