Cultural Resources Monitoring. HELIX’s archaeologists have extensive experience providing cultural resources monitoring services. We have excellent working relationships with local Native American monitors and typically include Native American monitors as subconsultants to HELIX (subject to the City’s prior approval), thereby streamlining the monitoring process for the City. Our archaeologists are adept at helping clients meet their monitoring commitments while minimizing disruptions to project construction activities. • Environmental (Air Quality/Greenhouse Gas, Noise, and Aesthetics) Technical Studies. We have modeled air pollutant and GHG emissions for a wide variety of utility and infrastructure projects and have directly related experience assessing air quality impacts within the San Diego Air Basin pursuant to San Diego County Air Pollution Control District guidelines. HELIX acoustical specialists routinely prepare noise impact studies in support of CEQA and NEPA compliance documents and also have expertise in assessing potential noise impacts to federally or state-listed wildlife (typically bird) species. HELIX also prepares visual impact assessment studies, many of which are supported by computer-generated photo-realistic visual simulations.
Cultural Resources Monitoring. In order to meet the City’s agreement with the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR), AINW will provide construction monitoring as required by the monitoring and inadvertent discovery plan (MIDP), and as made necessary should artifacts be encountered. AINW will also provide periodic updates to the Tribes and DAHP. They will revise the existing monitoring and inadvertent discovery plan (MIDP) to reflect the current project, and coordinate with the project team to ensure monitoring meets the revised MIDP. AINW will complete construction monitoring for the project. Monitoring time includes photo documentation, preparation of field notes, travel time, coordination, scheduling, and periodic updates to the City and Tribes. Once field monitoring is complete, AINW will prepare a summary report of monitoring. The report will present a discussion on field activities and findings, and will include a map of the areas monitored, as well as supporting photos.
Cultural Resources Monitoring. The City adopted a Final Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) and a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for the project in 2021 that addressed full implementation of the project (Phase I and Phase II). As such, it is assumed that preparation of subsequent CEQA documentation for the project will not be required. As the project advances through preliminary design, the Xxxxxx-Xxxx team will review and evaluate the project to
Cultural Resources Monitoring. Owner shall permit a qualified Native American Monitor to be present on the Property during all excavation and trenching activities directly related to the Reconnection to monitor and
Cultural Resources Monitoring. When cultural resources monitoring is required by State or regulatory agency, Lessee shall submit for State’s approval a Cultural Resources Monitoring Plan (Monitoring Plan). State’s prior approval is required before finalizing or submitting Monitoring Plan reports, site forms, and other cultural resource documents to regulatory agencies
Cultural Resources Monitoring. ESA has prepared a Cultural Resources Monitoring Plan (CRMP) for Phase 1 to support compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966, as amended. Based on survey results, nearby site distribution, previous disturbance4, and environmental context, there’s limited potential for the discovery of unrecorded pre-contact or historic-era cultural materials during project
