STOP. NOTIFY. PROTECT. Responsibilities for Inadvertent Discovery of Archaeological, Historic, and Cultural Resources.

This Inadvertent Discovery Plan (IDP) provides an outline and checklist of required procedures to follow, in accordance with state and federal laws, when human remains, or archaeological material are discovered during project construction. It is your responsibility to comply with the laws. Otherwise, significant fines and charges may be enforced.

The WA Dept. of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP) can provide information regarding the probability of archaeological material at your site and will direct your project activities in the event of an unanticipated discovery.

YOU SHALL:• STEP 1: Stop work• STEP 2: Notify authorities (refer to contacts)• STEP 3: Protect the discovery from damage and from the

public and media. Surround the resource area with highly visible construction fencing.

• STEP 4: Obtain appropriate permit from the DAHP (refer to contacts)

• STEP 5: Once DAHP has approved the permit, proceed with development as directed

CONTACTS:

For human remains, call 911.

For prehistoric or historic material, contact the following:

1. Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP), Dr. Allyson Brooks, State Historic Preservation Officer, 360-586-3066 or 360-586-3064; or Stephanie Jolivette, Local Government Archaeologist, 360-586-3088

2. Affected Indian TribesSnoqualmie Tribe, Steven Mullen-Moses, 360-652-7362Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, Laura Murphy, 253-876-3272Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians, Kerry Lyste, 360-572-3072Tulalip Tribes, Richard Young, 360-716-2652

3. Contact your City of Redmond project manager to notify them of project status.

redmond.gov/CRMP Reference: RCW 27.53.060

Cultural Resources Management

INADVERTENT DISCOVERY PLAN AND CHECKLIST

Notice of nondiscrimination is available at redmond.gov/TitleVI.无歧视声明可在本市的网址redmond.gov/TitleVI 上查阅 El aviso contra la discriminación está disponible en redmond.gov/TitleVI.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:• Revised Code of Washington § 27.44; 27.53;

68.50; 68.60; 42.56.300• Redmond Zoning Code 21.30• www.redmond.gov/crmp• https://dahp.wa.gov/

Prepare for an Inadvertent Discovery During pre-construction meetings, provide invitation to the affected Indian tribes and discuss use of the IDP.

Provide informal notice to the affected Indian tribes a minimum of two weeks in advance of ground disturbing activities.

On day(s) of ground disturbing activities, provide tailgate training regarding use of the IDP and notify contractors of location of this IDP flyer and laminated photographic descriptions of typical cultural resource material.

Stop Work If any member of the construction team believes that they have uncovered a cultural resource at any point in the project.

Immediately inform the Project Manager and the Project Inspector

The Project Manager or Project Inspector shall immediately authorize a temporary stop work of all work in the immediate area of the discovery.

The discovery location shall be secured with highly visible construction fencing or other similar barrier to protect the site from any additional impacts until a qualified archaeologist (RCW 27.53) arrives at the site.

Initiate the IDP Log The IDP Log is initiated by the person who discovers the cultural resources and/or makes the first contact to the Project Manager or Project Inspector.

Notify Monitor If there is a professional archaeological monitor for the project, the Project Manager or Project Inspector shall notify that person. If there is a monitoring plan in place for the project, the monitor shall follow its provisions.

Notify the DAHP and the City The Project Manager, Project Inspector, or if contracted for the project, the professional archaeologist shall notify the DAHP, the City Project Planning Manager, and the Redmond Historic Preservation Officer. They shall in turn notify the Mayor or a designee and the affected Indian tribes. They shall also make additional contact with the DAHP.

If Human Remains are Encountered, Call 911 Treat the remains with dignity and respect at all times.

Cover the remains with a tarp or other material (not soil or rocks) for temporary protection in place and to shield them from being photographed.

Do not speak with the media.

Additional Contacts:Project Manager:

Project Inspector:

Professional Archaeologist (if contracted):

Redmond Project Planning Manager:

Redmond Historic Preservation Officer:

Additional Contact: