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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />~ ~ (" ~-. <br />. , L.: <br />Ii ,J:u 0. <br /> <br />to evaluate all cultural values in Project areas for eligibility to <br />the National Register of Historic Places, as well as any nominations <br />that have resulted therefrom. Such consideration should be afforded <br />to both historical and archeological resources. <br /> <br />Response: Fryingpan-Arkansas Project lands, lands to be acquired for <br />Project purposes, and lands adjacent to Project lands have been or <br />will be surveyed to identify and determine the Project's effect on his- <br />toric and cultural resources. The Colorado State Historical Society <br />identified two areas at Twin Lakes as being of National Registry <br />quality and they have now nominated these areas to the National <br />Register as historic districts. One of the districts includes the <br />village of Twin Lakes and the other includes the Interlaken Hotel <br />complex on the south side of Twin Lakes. The Bureau is cooperating <br />with the State Historic Preservation Officer and the Forest Service <br />to formulate a plan to preserve the historical significance of the <br />two districts. Compliance will be as prescribed in 36 CFR 800. <br /> <br />Archeological sites have been discovered in the area of Project <br />features. However, Dr. William Buckles, Laboratory of Anthropology, <br />Southern Colorado State College, has concluded that with the possible <br />exception of site 5CF7 that construction of Project features will not <br />destroy important stratified archeological sites. Further investiga- <br />tions of site SCF7 have been recommended. No actions relating to <br />5CF7, which has been nominated to the National Register, will be <br />undertaken prior to compliance with 36 CFR 800. <br /> <br />XI-255 <br />