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Archeological Investigations |
General for their potential impact to cultural resources in accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA of 1966, as amended in 1992). ![]() Phase I ![]() Phase II In some cases, it may be recommended that a Phase II evaluation be undertaken on potentially significant sites. Sufficient information is gathered in order to make definitive statements concerning the sites’ cultural and historic significance and eligibility for ![]() Phase III A Phase III investigation seeks to avoid, reduce or mitigate the effect on significant archeological resources. Protective easements and restrictive covenants, designed to protect the identified archeological resources, are typically a part of developing preservation plans. Although in-place preservation is the most desirable treatment option, in some cases it is necessary to undertake an intensive data recovery program at historic/prehistoric sites and structures that may be adversely and unavoidably impacted by project activities. |