Survey Strategy Clause Samples
The Survey Strategy clause outlines the approach and procedures for conducting surveys related to a project or property. It typically specifies the types of surveys required, such as topographical, boundary, or environmental surveys, and details the timing, scope, and responsibilities for carrying them out. By establishing a clear framework for how and when surveys will be performed, this clause ensures that all parties have accurate and timely information, reducing the risk of disputes or delays caused by incomplete or inconsistent survey data.
Survey Strategy a. If in the professional judgement of the Heritage professional, the probability of encountering historic properties is low, then the Heritage professional may rely on literature reviews and other non-field related research, and shall use their best professional judgement in deciding what, if any, level of on-the-ground survey is deemed necessary.
b. In conducting field surveys for undertakings on FS and adjacent lands, the probability zones shall be inventoried as follows:
Survey Strategy. If in the professional judgement of the Heritage professional, the probability of 1096 encountering historic properties is low, then the Heritage professional may rely on 1097 literature reviews and other non-field related research, and shall use their best 1098 professional judgement in deciding what, if any, level of on-the-ground survey is 1099 deemed necessary. 1100 b. In conducting field surveys for undertakings on FS and adjacent lands, the probability 1101 zones shall be inventoried as follows:
Survey Strategy.
1217 a. If in the professional judgement of the Heritage Professional, the probability of 1218 encountering historic properties is low, then the Heritage Professional may rely on 1219 literature reviews and other non-field related research, and shall use their best 1220 professional judgement in deciding what, if any, level of on-the-ground survey is 1221 deemed necessary.
1222 b. In conducting field surveys for undertakings on FS and adjacent lands, the probability 1223 zones shall be inventoried as follows:
1224 i. High probability zones: 1225 1. Intensive survey of all locations of direct, indirect, and cumulative impact in 1226 the undertaking's APE. Indirect effects are determined on a case-by-case 1227 basis (e.g. visual effects for a historic property in which setting is a significant 1228 characteristic).
Survey Strategy.
A. In conducting field surveys for undertakings on the Tongass and the Chugach National Forests, the sensitivity zones shall be inventoried as follows:
1. High sensitivity zones:
a. Intensive survey of all locations of direct, indirect, and cumulative impact in the undertaking's area of potential effect. Indirect effects are determined on a case-by- case basis (e.