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<br /> requested re.msions to the d.siti AI the revised All> ,ire- tiittl;;'.iii is iii .t 1.: .:+! !iii;
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<br /> HIC'Ris on April 14, 2021 {Project ; o. 20:11-:00I22) and in a letter dated April 20, 021 (Project l'.v.
<br /> 2021 PR00422, Doc.No.2104NM04), S1-1PD agreed with the site integrity and significance assessments tufo the tbar
<br /> sites and concurred that the sites had been adequately documented. SHPD requested archaeological monitoring
<br /> during around disturbance activities for identification purposes. SHPD sent comments regarding the current AMP to
<br /> Haun and Associates on June 18. 2021 which were addressed on June 23. 2021 (Email correspondence between
<br /> Nicole Mello[SHPD] and Alan Haun[Haun and.Associates]).
<br /> The subject AMP (Haun and Henry, June 2021) proposes a program of archaeological monitoring for all ground
<br /> disturbing work located within project area and stipulates the following archaeological monitoring provisions;L
<br /> • A coordination meeting will be conducted between the construction team and monitoring archaeologist
<br /> prior to construction activities so the construction team is informed of the stipulations detailed in the
<br /> plan;
<br /> • On-site monitoring will be conducted for all ground disturbing activities. One monitor is required for
<br /> each piece of ground altering machinery during this project;
<br /> 6 The archaeological monitor has the authority to temporarily halt all activity in the area in the event of a
<br /> potential historic property being identified, or to record archaeological information for cultural
<br /> deposits or features:
<br /> o if non-burial historic properties are identified, documentation shall include, as appropriate, recording
<br /> stratigraphy using USDA soil description terminology and attributes, GPS point collection with a
<br /> receiver capable of sub-meter accuracy, recordation of feature contents through excavation or sampling
<br /> of features, screening of features, representative scaled profile drawings, photo documentation using a
<br /> scale and north arrow, and appropriate laboratory analysis of collected samples and artifacts.
<br /> Additionally, photographs and profiles of excavations will be collected from across the project area
<br /> even if no significant historic properties are encountered;
<br /> e if human remains arc identified, work will cease in the vicinity and the find shall be secured, and
<br /> provisions outlined within the Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) §6E-43 and HAR §13-300-40, and any
<br /> SHPD directives,shall be followed;
<br /> O Collected materials not associated with burials will be temporarily stored at the archaeological firm's
<br /> office/laboratory unit appropriate curation facility is selected, in consultation with the landowner and
<br /> the SHPD;
<br /> 9 If Sites 50-10-47-31144, 50-10-47-31145, and 50-10-47-31146 need to be breached for access and
<br /> utilities,the walls will include pre-and post-breaching photographs;and
<br /> • Any changes in these provisions shall occur only with written approval front the Si-IIID.
<br /> Data salvage will be conducted at Site 50-10-47-31147, Features D and F during archaeological monitoring and the
<br /> AMP stipulates the following data salvage provisions:
<br /> ® Both features will be photographed prior to any mechanical ground disturbance:
<br /> a The two features will be mechanically bisected, and a profile drawing will be completed for both of the
<br /> features;
<br /> o Post-excavation photographs will be taken;
<br /> a Any non-burial diagnostic cultural material identified during the excavations will be collected and
<br /> transported to a laboratory for analysis;
<br /> • Analysis for identified cultural materials will include various qualitative and quantitative analysis for
<br /> food remains, lithics, and charcoal samples, and may include charcoal samples submitted for
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