**UNITED STATES**

**DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR**

**BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT**

CULTURAL RESOURCE USE PERMIT

Sec. 3O2(b) of P.L. 94‑579, October 21, 1976, 43 U.S.C. 1732 and

Sec. 4 of P.L. 96‑95, October 31, 1979, 16 U.S.C. 47Occ

**SPECIAL CONDITIONS**

1\. Permittee\'s initiation of work or other activities under the
authority of this permit signifies the permittee\'s acceptance of the
terms and conditions of the permit.

2\. Permittee shall deposit all artifacts, samples and collections, as
applicable, and copies of all records, data, photographs, and other
documents, resulting from work under this permit, with the curatorial
facility named in the permit not later than 90 days after the date of
the final report is submitted to the authorized officer. The final
report shall include a catalog of all materials deposited with the
curatorial facility.

3\. Permittee shall not be released from requirements of this permit
until all outstanding obligations have been satisfied, whether or not
the term of the permit has expired.

4\. During the course of activities conducted under this Permit, the BLM
State Director and authorized officer or their representatives shall
have full access to the work area specified in the permit, at any time
during or after completion of field work shall have the right to inspect
the work area and any recovered materials or records thereof.

5\. If any evidence of human skeletal remains is encountered during the
course of testing or excavation, permittee shall cease work in that
location and shall immediately notify the authorized officer. Such work
shall not resume until the authorized officer has given permission.

6\. Permittee shall not conduct any flint knapping or lithic replication
experiments at any archaeological site, aboriginal quarry source, or
non‑site location which might be mistaken for an archaeological site as
a result of such experiments.

7\. Immediately upon completion of any episode of field work, the
permittee shall either verbally or by written notice inform the
authorized officer of survey results and any avoidance or mitigative
recommendations considered appropriate by the permittee. Depending on
the scope, duration, and nature of the work, the authorized officer may
require progress reports, during or after the fieldwork period or both.

8\. Permittee shall submit two copies, unless otherwise notified, of a
final report to the authorized officer not later than 30 days after
completion of field work. Where a complex or large project is involved,
the due date for the final report may be negotiated with the authorized
officer.

9\. Permittee shall submit one copy of all published journal articles
and other published or unpublished reports, papers, and manuscripts
resulting from the permitted work, to each the State Director, the
authorized officer, and the State Historic Preservation Officer.

10\. Field work conducted under authority of this permit shall be
carried out in such a way as not to impede other legitimate uses of the
public lands, except when special provision has been made by the
authorized officer.

11\. Vehicular activity shall be restricted to existing roads and trails
unless provided by the authorized officer.

12\. Temporary stakes and/or flagging by the permittee shall be removed
upon completion of field work unless otherwise provided by the
authorized officer.

13\. Disturbance shall be kept to the minimum area consistent with the
nature and purpose of the field work.

14\. Permittee shall take precautions to protect livestock, wildlife,
the public, or other users of the public lands from accidental injury in
any excavation unit.

15\. All subsurface test units and excavation units shall be backfilled
as soon as possible after recording the results, of their excavation,
and restored as closely as reasonable to the original contour.

16\. Living trees shall not be cut or otherwise damaged, unless
authorized by the authorized officer.

17\. Precautions shall be taken at all times to prevent wildfires.
Permittee shall be held responsible for suppression costs for any fires
on public lands caused through negligence of the permittee. No burning
of debris shall be allowed without specific authorization by the
authorized officer.

18\. Resource management facilities within the permit area, such as
fences, reservoirs, and other improvements, shall not be disturbed
without prior approval of the authorized officer. Where disturbance is
necessary, permittee shall return the facility to its original
condition, as determined by the authorized officer.

19\. Permittee shall clean all camp and work areas before leaving the
permit area. Permittee shall take precautions to prevent littering or
pollution on public lands, waterways, and adjoining properties. Refuse
shall be carried out and deposited in approved disposal areas.

20\. Permittee will comply with all procedures in the current edition of
the [BLM Nevada Cultural Resources Inventory General
Guidelines]{.underline} and all local terms and conditions imposed by
the local BLM manager.

21\. Permittee may request review, in writing to the official concerned,
of any disputed decision regarding denial of a field work authorization
request, inclusion of specific terms and conditions, or modification,
suspension, or revocation of a permit, setting out reasons for believing
that the decision should be reconsidered.

22\. Permittee shall not disclose or disseminate cultural resource
locations in any manner without prior written authorization from the BLM
Nevada State Archaeologist.