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Mr. Rocsner <br />January 26,2016 <br />Page 2 <br />The archaeological monitor shall have the authority to temporarily halt all activity in the area in the <br />event of a otential historic property being identified, or to record archaeological information for <br />cultural deposits or features; <br />9 In the event that own -burial historic properties are identified, the archaeological monitor shall protect <br />the find from further disturbance until the find can be adequately assessed and documented as <br />necessaiy; and <br />If human re ains are identified, work will cease in the vicinity and the find shall be secured, and <br />provisions outlined within the Ha aii Revised Statutes ( S) §6E-43 and Hawaii Administrative <br />Rules (HAR) §13-300-40, and any Sf1JD directives, shall be followed. <br />Documentation of non -burial cultural deposits may include recording stratigraphy using USDA soil descriptions, <br />GPS point collection, recordation of feature contents through excavation or sampling of features, screening of <br />features, representative scaled profile drawings, photo documentation, and appropriate laboratory analysis of <br />collected samples and artifacts: Departure from these provisions will occur only in consultation with and <br />concurrence from the SHPD. Final curation of collected items shall be determined in consultation with the <br />landowner and the SHID. <br />The plan meets the minimum requirements of Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR) §13-279-5. It is accepted: Please <br />send two hardcopies of the document, clearly marked FINAL, along with a text -searchable PDF version to the <br />Kapolei S}1I office, attention SHPD Library. <br />Please contact me at (808) 692-8027 or at Kimi:R Mat uhimaahwiiov if you have any questions regarding <br />archaeological resources or this letter. <br />Aloha, <br />Kimi Matsushima <br />tiYahu Lead Archaeologist <br />cc: Bo Rechtman, PhD, ASM Affiliates (brechtmangasmaf(uliates.com) <br />