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112Archaeologic, Paleontologic, and Historic Sites

WY · 2021 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 130–0 Save this section

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Archaeologic, Paleontologic, and Historic Sites

112.1Discovery of Potential Sites

1 Upon discovering evidence of a potential archaeologic, paleontologic, or historic site, stop work in the area and notify the engineer. The engineer will contact the proper authorities, who will conduct a field inspection to evaluate the findings. Cooperate fully in facilitating this evaluation. The engineer will notify the contractor of the results and of when work in the area may resume. For delays due to the discovery, the engineer may make an extension to the contract completion date in accordance with Subsection 108.6, Extension to the Contract Completion Date.

112.2Cultural Clearances

1 T he department will obtain and provide the cultural clearances and permits for the specified right-of-way and for material, plant, and similar sites and facilities as described in Subsection 106.3.2, Department -Furnished. Before using sites other than those provided, obtain such clearances and permits, in accordance with Subsection 107.2, Permits, Licenses, and Taxes, and Subsection 106.3.3, Contractor-Furnished.

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Source: Wyoming Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2021 Edition. Pages 130–0 of 771. View official source ↗

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