Archeological Intensive Survey Sample Clauses

Archeological Intensive Survey. The Technical Expert shall conduct an Intensive Survey as defined in 13 TAC §26.5(35) and 13 TAC §26.20(2). The Technical Expert shall submit a permit application for a Texas Antiquities Permit and a report on the work conducted under the permit. Permit applications for the conduct of an Archeological Intensive Survey shall follow the current Environmental Compliance Toolkit for Individual Antiquities Permit Applications, which is available from the State. The content for Archeological Intensive Survey reports shall follow the current Environmental Compliance Toolkit for Archeological Survey Reports, which is available from the State. The draft and final report shall also fulfill the reporting requirements for the Texas Antiquities Permit.
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Archeological Intensive Survey. The Engineer shall conduct an Intensive Survey as defined in 13 TAC §26.5(35) and 13 TAC §26.20(2). The Technical Expert shall submit a permit application for a Texas Antiquities Permit and a report on the work conducted under the permit. Permit DocuSign Envelope ID: 719137B1-7E3D-42BC-8A29-9D6AE732CB6A applications for the conduct of an Archeological Intensive Survey shall follow the current SOU for Individual Antiquities Permit Applications, which is available from the State. The content for Archeological Intensive Survey reports shall follow the current SOU for Archeological Survey Reports, which is available from the State. The draft and final report shall also fulfill the reporting requirements for the Texas Antiquities Permit.
Sample 1
Archeological Intensive Survey. The Engineer shall conduct an Intensive Survey as defined in 13 TAC 26.5(35) and 13 TAC 26.20(2). The Technical Expert shall submit a permit application for a Texas Antiquities Permit and a report on the work conducted under the permit. Permit applications for the conduct of an Archeological Intensive Survey shall follow the current review standard for Individual Antiquities Permit Applications as presented in the “Archeological Sites and Cemeteries Toolkit” and is available from the State. The content for Archeological Intensive Survey reports shall follow the current review standard for Archeological Survey Reports as presented in the “Archeological Sites and Cemeteries Toolkit” and is available from the State. The draft and final report shall also fulfill the reporting requirements for the Texas Antiquities Permit.
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