Agmt26 Tribal Cultural Resource Treatment Agreement - 705 Veterans Boulevard Affordable Housing Project

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705 Veterans Boulevard Affordable Housing Project 4 sensitive material is encountered. If avoidance is not feasible, the treatment plan shall include culturally appropriate treatment measures, which may include, but are not limited to: • Establishing construction monitoring activities for the duration of ground disturbing activities; • Establishing protective buffers (consistent with the 50 foot halt distance) and any additional buffers recommended by the consulting Tribe(s) and archaeologist; • Stabilization or in-situ preservation; • Culturally appropriate documentation or heritage recovery; • Confidentiality protection of Tribal Cultural Resource locations (sensitive location information shall be restricted to the City, the consulting Tribe(s), and qualified professionals with a demonstrated need to know); • Access for Tribal practitioners and/or traditional use. • Prohibition on photography, public dissemination, or testing of Native American human remains or associated funerary objects unless expressly authorized by the consulting Tribe(s) and consistent with applicable law. The City shall retain final approval authority over the Discovery Treatment Plan, supported by substantial evidence, and shall give great weight to the recommendations of the consulting Tribe(s) and the qualified archaeologist. Work may resume in the affec ted area only after the City approves the Discovery Treatment Plan and determines that appropriate measures are in place. If the consulting Tribe(s) request additional measures, the City shall incorporate them unless the City documents why a requested meas ure is infeasible under applicable law. The project applicant shall maintain a record of all notifications, consultations, monitoring reports, Discovery Treatment Plans, and treatment actions and shall provide copies to the City and the consulting Tribe(s) upon request. A final monitoring/treatment report shall be prepared by the qualified archaeologist and Tribal monitor and submitted to the City and NAHC within 30 days of completion of mitigation activities. Notices All notices to the parties shall be given at the address below: Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Bernadette Quiroz, Executive Director of Muwekma Ohlone Incorporated 2570 N. First Street, 2nd Floor #1035 San Jose, CA 95131 (408) 852-1677