C04 Attachment 1A-UT CR_Juab_County_APE.zip

This is a zipped attachment file containing the Area of Potential Effects (APE) project maps and supporting documentation for a cultural resources inventory project in Juab County, Utah. The file supports the NRCS solicitation for cultural resource management services related to range management and brush control projects on approximately 436 acres of private land owned by Phil Adams and Wild Rose Real Estate LLC.

The attachment provides the geographic and spatial definition of the project area subject to cultural resources survey requirements under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). The APE maps are essential for contractors to understand the exact location and boundaries of the approximately 436-acre area in Juab County where an intensive pedestrian cultural resources inventory must be conducted to identify historic properties that could be adversely affected by the mechanical brush management and range planting practices. This zipped file serves as the primary reference document for contractors to scope the required survey work, plan fieldwork logistics, and ensure complete coverage of the designated project area. Contractors must use these maps in conjunction with the main RFQ documentation to submit accurate proposals for the cultural resources inventory services.