Cultural Resources Management Clause Samples
Cultural Resources Management. If ground disturbing activities associated with development of the lease parcel expose cultural resources, all work will cease in that location and Lessee shall notify State.
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Cultural Resources Management. If ground disturbing activities associated with development of the lease parcel expose cultural resources, all work will cease in that location and Lessee shall notify State. Crops Planted Field/Circle/ block(s) Crop/Cover crop Acres Planted Double crop/ cover crop? Plant and harvest dates See Water Rights Summary Below list of lessee-owned improvements will be amended to show improvements purchased or installed by successful bidder. Rent Adjustment
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Cultural Resources Management. If use of the Premises, including but not limited to ground disturbing activities associated with development of the Lease parcel, and construction, expose cultural resources, Lessee must immediately stop or cause all use or work to stop in that location, and immediately notify State.
Cultural Resources Management. Cultural resources must be considered in developing and implementing management and development plans for lands and buildings under control of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA), including but not limited to, academic, residential, religious, and athletic/recreational buildings, medical clinic, and administration and staff offices.
Cultural Resources Management. If any ground disturbing activities associated with development or management of the lease parcel are planned including but not limited to fence construction, ditching, or stock tank installation, the State must be notified in writing at least 60 days in advance. Pending State's review and site visit, approval may be granted at State's sole discretion.
Cultural Resources Management. Report for the Union Valley Reservoir Bike Trail Extension Project, El Dorado County, California. Client: EN2 on behalf of SMUD. DeBaker prepared a Section 106 Cultural Resources Management Report at the request of EN2 for the final trail route for the Union Valley Reservoir Bike Trail Extension Project. The Project is located on properties, which are owned by SMUD and ENF. This Project was completed in compliance with Section 106 of the NHPA and its implementing regulations, 36 CFR 800. The study included the methods and results of the literature review, pedestrian survey, records search, and consultation ENF archaeologist. Resources were recorded adjacent to the Area of Potential Effects (APE). DeBaker developed protection measures in accordance with the UARP Historic Property Management Plan (HPMP) to ensure the avoidance of these resources during project construction and submitted a Cultural Resources Management Report and prepared Department of Parks and Recreation forms (DPR 523).