Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage
This is a fictional demonstration project in which every organisation, person, parcel and finding is invented.
Cultural Resources Literature Review and Phase I Archaeological Survey - Tamsin Ridge
C-1134e16733 · Page 3 of 3 · DR-0008 · 2023-06-30
The claim, in the assessor's words
Protect the cemetery with a 100-foot buffer, fenced during construction, after a ground-penetrating radar survey; moving any burial requires disinterment under ORC 517.23 and 517.24.
Moving any burial would require disinterment under ORC 517.23 and 517.24.
Source consultant_memo · Claim type recommendation · Polarity neutral · Confidence high · Quote check exact, 100 of 100
Cited by CU-01 Archaeological Resources and Cemeteries · Filed under CU-01
On the page
The page text exactly as the engine read it, with the quote marked.
Placed normalised · The quote matches the page once line breaks, hyphenation, case and punctuation are set aside, as the engine's matcher compares text. The marked words are the page's own.
Read as native
The page
The outline marks where the quote begins on the page.
Other claims quoted on this page
Adopt an unanticipated discovery plan: stop work within 100 feet and notify coroner, law enforcement and SHPO if remains or deposits are found.
The OPSB application must map cultural resources and describe how impacts are avoided; the report will go to the SHPO with the application.
If a Corps permit with pre-construction notification is needed, the Corps will consult the SHPO and tribes under Section 106; no tribal consultation has taken place yet.