REP03080

• Permit No: M1993041
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Name: CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN STATUS REPORT
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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These inventories and the refinement of Southdown's mining
plans led to discussions with SHPO staff and Boulder County in
May, 1993. The parties agreed that the following steps would be
taken regarding the cultural resources at Dowe Flats:
(1) A Cultural Resources Management Plan (CRMP)would be
written establishing the process and performance
standards to be followed during the life of the mine
for historic, archaeological, historic archaeological
and paleontological resources.
(2) Consultation with American Indian tribes/tribal
government representatives identified by the Colorado
Commission on Indian Affairs would be undertaken.
Results of those consultations would be incorporated
into the CRMP.
(3) Review of ethnographic and ethnohistoric literature to
identify, if applicable, any traditional Indian
cultural properties in the Dowe Flats area was to
be completed.
(9) A monitoring plan for the Montgomery School was to be
devised.
(5) SHPO and Boulder County policies for dissemination of
information about cultural resources would be followed
at the Dowe Flats site.
(6) The proponent would consult with the Tri-Lakes Office
of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
(7) The proponent would use the NHPA 106 process as a model
for project review, comment, mitigation and other
related activities.
The CRMP is presently being written. This status report
contains the key elements of the proposed CRMP. After this
Cultural Resource Management Status Report has been reviewed by
Boulder County staff, the County Parks and Open Space Advisory
Committee (POSAC), the County Historic Preservation Advisory
Board (HPAB), SHPO and the public, and the tribal questionnaires
have