Common use of Reevaluation Clause in Contracts

Reevaluation. A reevaluation of the project may be necessary when three years or more have passed since the National Environmental Policy Act process was completed without proceeding to construction; or changes have been made in the project design. The Cultural Resources reevaluation summary will include the unsurveyed acreage, if any; any newly recorded sites that may require further work; the number of sites that require Phase II or III testing; properties within the APE that are eligible or that need to be evaluated; and a summary of any commitments that need to be met. The IOM to the Job File will go to the Section Head for review and then to the Assessments Section, who will incorporate the information into the Reevaluation document.

Reevaluation. A reevaluation of the project may be necessary when three years or more have passed since the National Environmental Policy Act process was completed without proceeding to construction; or changes have been made in the project design. The Cultural Resources reevaluation summary will include the unsurveyed acreage, if any; any newly recorded sites that may require further work; the number of sites that require Phase II or III testing; properties within the APE that are eligible or that need to be evaluated; and a summary of any commitments that need to be met. The IOM to the Job File will go to the Section Head for review and then to the Assessments Section, who will incorporate the information into the Reevaluation document.. Draft November 2020