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("SHPD") comments, a revised report was prepared and subsequently submitted to SHPD. (A copy is on file with the Planning Department.) The SHPD, in its letter of August 27, 2008, approved the revised AIS. (Exhibit E) The survey of the subject and surrounding properties consisting of approximately 65 acres identified 64 sites consisting of 138 features. The sites included platforms, terraces, mounds, modified outcrops, caves, C -shapes, walls, plus a historic period roadway and ranching features. The approved AIS noted that "no further work" were needed. for thirty four (34) sites; thirty one (31) sites were required "further data collection"; three (3) burial sites were to be preserved "in place"; while one (1) possible ceremonial site was also recommended preservation "in place." The burial sites (Site Nos. 14091, 14124, and 14132) and the possible ceremonial site (Site No. 14123) are identified on the map identified as "Location of Burial, Preservation, and Data Recovery Sites. (Figure 4) Two (2) of the burial sites and the possible ceremonial site with their proposed 30-f6ot wide buffers are located on the site plan (Figure 3). The other burial site which is not noted on the site plan is located on the same parcel as the possible ceremonial site. You will note that the two (2) burial sites with their with their proposed buffers are situated entirely on an adjoining parcel, whereas only a small area of the proposed buffer area of the possible ceremonial site falls within the subject site. In that area, residential uses are being proposed. At the appropriate time, the applicant or affected landowner intends to prepare the appropriate Burial Treatment Plan ("UP") and preserve the burials as is. Likewise, the applicant will have a Preservation Plan ("PP") for the possible ceremonial feature prepared. The site plan will be adjusted, if needed, to accommodate the requirements of the PP. The burial sites with their possible buffers and possible ceremonial sites are located on the site plan (Figure 3). Notwithstanding the above, the existing condition already requires that the project design accommodate the requirements of the approved BTP and PP in the form of buffers, access, construction protocols, and the like. All of this will be done prior to issuance of Final Plan Approval. As such, the condition provides adequate protection and accommodation of any cultural and archaeological features within and/or proximate to the subject site. U. Should any remains of historic sites such as rock walls, terraces, platforms, marine shell concentrations or human burials be encountered, work in the immediate area shall cease and the 14