Cultural Resources‌ Affected Environment Sample Clauses

Cultural Resources‌ Affected Environment. An archaeology study encompassed all areas of direct and indirect effects that may fall within the Area of Potential Effect (APE) for the project area (Appendix E). The study included all areas of proposed construction activities or other potential ground disturbing activities associated with construction and investigated previously identified archaeological sites. The assessment identified whether the archaeology study area has the potential to contain unknown intact archaeological resources that may be potentially eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). A study for architectural history accounted for any physical, auditory, atmospheric, or visual impacts to historic properties. The architectural history study area included a quarter-mile buffer around the project area in order to encompass all areas of direct and indirect effects. The studies described in Appendix E provide detailed information and diagrams to assist in understanding the research completed and the areas and sites discussed in this section. Please refer to Appendix E for additional information for reference. Environmental Consequences No new archaeological sites or historic standing structures were identified or documented within the boundaries of the APE, which falls entirely within Site 1Tu808, the Historic Bryce Hospital Campus. Site 1Tu678 also falls within the boundaries of Site 1Tu808, and a portion of the mapped site boundaries fall within the present survey tract. Previous ground disturbing impacts have greatly reduced or even negated the potential for many areas of the tract to contain intact subsurface evidence of prior aboriginal or historic occupation. Three Historic Architectural Resources (HARs) were identified during the study: HAR 1 (Bryce Cemetery 6 xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/alEnviroRegLaws/files/Division3.pdf #1A), HAR 2 (Bryce Hospital), and HAR 3 (Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Bridge, BIN6932). Proposed installation of a low landscaping wall and a line of vegetation along the eastern boundary will form a visual buffer between the proposed HIF and Alabama Historic Cemetery Register (AHCR) listed HAR1. Based on these plans and the absence of any evidence of unmarked burials between two GPR grids surveyed in 2010, the proposed project will not have an effect on HAR 1. Due to distance, as well as intervening buildings and vegetation, the proposed project will not have an effect on National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) listed HAR 2. Finally, due to di...
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