Common use of Post-Review Discovery Clauses Clause in Contracts

Post-Review Discovery Clauses. If the Lessee, while conducting site characterization activities in support of plan submittal, discovers a potential archaeological resource, such as the presence of a shipwreck (e.g., a sonar image or visual confirmation of an iron, steel, or wooden hull, wooden timbers, anchors, concentrations of historic objects, piles of ballast rock) or pre-contact archaeological site (e.g., stone tools, pottery) within the project area, the Lessee must:

Post-Review Discovery Clauses. If the Lessee, while conducting site characterization activities in support of plan (i.e., SAP and/or COP) submittal, discovers a potential archaeological resource, resource such as the presence of a shipwreck (e.g., a sonar image or visual confirmation of an iron, steel, or wooden hull, wooden timbers, anchors, concentrations of historic objects, piles of ballast rock) or pre-contact archaeological site (e.g.), stone toolsprehistoric artifacts, pottery) and/or relict landforms, etc. within the project area, the Lessee must:must:‌

Post-Review Discovery Clauses. If the Lessee, while conducting site characterization activities in support of plan (i.e., SAP and/or COP) submittal, discovers a potential archaeological resource, as determined by a Qualified Marine Archaeologist – such as the presence of a shipwreck (e.g., a sonar image or visual confirmation of an iron, steel, or wooden hull, wooden timbers, anchors, concentrations of historic objects, piles of ballast rock) or pre-contact archaeological site (e.g.), stone toolsprehistoric artifacts, pottery) and/or relict landforms, etc. within the project area, the Lessee must:must:‌