Class III Inventory Sample Clauses

Class III Inventory. A Class III inventory is an intensive, 100-percent pedestrian field survey to determine the distribution, number, location, and condition of historic properties in an area in order to determine effects and potential mitigation methods. A Class III inventory is used when it is necessary to know precisely what historic properties exist in a given area or when information sufficient for later evaluation and treatment decisions is needed on individual historic properties (Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Manual 8110).
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Class III Inventory. The BLM will routinely conduct a Class III intensive field survey to identify historic properties on BLM administered lands or other lands that comprise BLM’s direct APE for an undertaking. A Class III Survey is consistent with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation (Part 2). The intent of a Class III inventory is to locate and record all historic properties. Class III inventories conform to the prevailing professional survey standards for the geographic region, provided that the regional standards meet or exceed the Secretary’s Standards and Guidelines. Because Class III survey is designed to produce a total inventory of the cultural properties observable within the target area, once it has been completed no further survey work should be needed in the target area as long as the current standards are met. Areas with a high probability of buried cultural materials or known cultural materials may require additional investigation and are analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Depending on the proposed action and the types of cultural resources present in the project area, additional inventory efforts may include, but are not limited to, sub-surface survey, professional monitoring, and/or data recovery excavations.
Sample 1

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