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32. Archaeological/Historical Resources: An Archaeological Inventory Survey was <br />completed by Rechtman Consulting, LLC and finalized in June, 2003. Of the 83 <br />archaeological sites recorded during the study, 12 were recommended for preservation, 30 <br />were recommended for data recovery, and no further work was recommended for the <br />remaining 41 sites. Twenty-two (22) of the eighty-three (83) sites, as well as a 65 -acre <br />dryland native forest are proposed for preservation. <br />By letter dated April 5, 2004, the DLNR-HPD stated that there are no known or <br />recorded burials in the project site; therefore, currently it is not necessary to comply with <br />Chapter 6E-43. However, the applicant must comply with Chapter 6E-43 if human <br />remains or burials are inadvertently discovered during mitigation. The applicant will be <br />required to develop and implement a Preservation Plan and a Data Recovery Plan. The <br />applicant states that a Data Recovery Plan will be developed and submitted to the <br />Department of Land and Natural Resources Historic Preservation Division (DLNR- <br />SHPD) for review and approval for all sites recommended for data recovery. A <br />Preservation Plan will also be prepared and submitted to the DLNR-HPD. <br />In a letter dated March 10, 2005, the DLNR-HPD has stated that of the 83 sites in <br />the project area, all but two were assessed as significant under Criterion D, and four sites <br />were assessed as significant under Criterion E for their religious/ceremonial association. <br />No burial sites were identified during the inventory survey. Twelve sites will be <br />preserved. Data recovery will be undertaken at 28 pre -contact sites and one historic <br />period site. The SHPD-HPD has accepted the significance assessments/recommended <br />treatments and addendum report. <br />33. Cultural Resources: A Cultural Impact Assessment was completed by Maria Orr on <br />December 11, 2003. No burials were discovered in the project area. According to the <br />assessment, important cultural resources on the site include: <br />certain habitation and agricultural features <br />petroglyphs and trail segments <br />lava tube cave habitation features and caves with evidence of water collection <br />practices <br />-8- <br />