BLM_38_39_Appendix_B_Stipulations.pdf
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This document contains stipulations for a federal contract opportunity to perform work on the LaBarge Watershed. The stipulations specify that activities are prohibited from November 15 through April 30 to protect big game winter habitat. If paleontological or cultural resources are discovered during operations, work must cease in the vicinity and the resources must be avoided, with proper authorities notified. Any vertebrate fossils or scientifically significant paleontological resources found cannot be collected without a permit. The federal contract opportunity is solicited by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Wyoming Region for restoration work on the LaBarge Watershed under solicitation number 140L6222R0009.
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Appendix B BLM-38 Wildcat Canyon Culvert BLM-39 Upper Brid Draw Culvert
Stipulations for Wildlife
• Activities or surface use are not allowed from November 15 through April 30 for the protection of big game crucial winter habitat.
Stipulations for Paleontological Resources
• Discovery: If vertebrate or other scientifically significant paleontological resources (fossils) are discovered on BLM-administered land during operations, the Contractor shall suspend operations that could disturb the materials, stabilize, and protect the site, and immediately contact the Authorized Officer. The Authorized Officer would arrange for evaluation of the find within an agreed timeframe and determine the need for any mitigation actions that may be necessary. Any mitigation would be developed in consultation with the Contractor, who may be responsible for the cost of site evaluation and mitigation of project effects to the site. If the Contractor can avoid disturbing a discovered site, there is no need to suspend operations; however, the discovery shall be immediately brought to the attention of the Authorized Officer.
• Collecting: The Contractor is responsible for informing all persons associated with this project including employees, and subcontractors under their direction that they shall be subject to prosecution for damaging, altering, excavating, or removing any vertebrate fossils or other scientifically significant paleontological resources from the project area. Collection of vertebrate fossils (bones, teeth, turtle shells) or other scientifically significant paleontological resources is prohibited without a permit. Federal law enforcement personnel will prosecute unlawful removal, damage, or vandalism of paleontological resources.
• Avoidance: All vertebrate or scientifically significant paleontological resources found as a result of the Proposed Action will be avoided during operations. Avoidance in this case means “No action or disturbance within a distance of at least 100 feet of the outer edge of the paleontological locality.”
Stipulations for Cultural Resources
• Any cultural resource (historic or prehistoric object or feature) discovered by the Contractor, any person working on his behalf, shall be immediately reported to the Contracting Officer (CO). The Contractor shall suspend all operations within 100 feet of the immediate area of such discovery. If the discovery is suspected to include human remains, then all operations within 300 feet of the discovery shall be suspended. In either case, work within the vicinity of the discovery may not proceed until written authorization to proceed is issued by the Contracting Officer (CO). The duration of work suspended, will depend on the ability to adequately record, or evaluate the find, to include the recommendations for further management. The management of any cultural resources discovered during construction shall follow the Wyoming State Protocol, (https://wyoshpo.wyo.gov/index.php/programs/review-and-consultation-s106/agreements/bureau-of-land-management-protocol-2014) (Standard Discovery Plan).
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