Cultural Resources Comprehensive Strategies Priority Resource Comprehensive Activity, by Sequence (number Activity Category: Sequencing In PMIS? If yes, Estimated Duration (Years) Cost Likely Funding Source Priority Strategy activities, 1., 2., 3.) A = Base Knowledge, B note PMIS # (High, = Management and Medium, Mitigation, low) C = Monitoring Other Historic Preserve and 1. Prepare historic structure A 1 1–3 100,000 CRONPS High Structures OIRV maintain historic reports and/or detailed condition – structures assessments including as-built architectural drawings for national register-eligible structures such as the Blacksmith Shop, Visitor Center, Quarters 1, Ike Smith Pumphouse, CCC Dining Hall, Infirmary, possibly Mission 66 buildings, Great Society resources, stone wall at Round Meadow, dry-stack stone walls, culverts, Braestrup buildings and structures, and others. B 2 1–2 years 50,000 CRONPS 2. Develop treatment plan when necessary, as determined by condition assessments 3. Implement treatment plan B 3 2–4 years 500,000 Repair/rehabilitation, or cyclic, line item 4. Preservation maintenance B 4 1–2 years 25,000 CRONPS/ONPS plan, including future preventative maintenance treatments 5. Monitor and maintain C 5 Ongoing 10,000 per ONPS condition, assess and modify (TBD) treatment as necessary (ongoing) Archeological Update archeological 1. Update ASMIS database for C 1 Ongoing 10,000 CRONPS Low Resources OIRV research and site condition and monitor – documentation identified sites A 2 Ongoing 2,000 CRONPS 2. Add newly identified sites to ASMIS database 3. Identify unsurveyed areas A 3 1–2 years 5,000 CRONPS with high probability for archeological resources (see LBG 2011 for specific recommendations) A 4 3–5 years 400,000 CRONPS 4. Conduct site evaluation studies (see LBG 2011 for specific recommendations) 5. Examine threats and develop B nondependent Ongoing 50,000 ONPS management if it is determined that certain archeological resources are threatened
Cultural Resources Comprehensive Strategies Priority Resource Comprehensive Strategy Activity, by Sequence (number activities, 1., 2., 3.) Activity Category: A = Base Knowledge, B = Management and Mitigation, C = Monitoring Sequencing In PMIS? If yes, note PMIS # Estimated Duration (Years) Cost Likely Funding Source Priority (High, Medium, low) Other Historic Structures – OIRV Preserve and maintain historic structures 1. Prepare historic structure reports and/or detailed condition assessments including as-built architectural drawings for national register-eligible structures such as the Blacksmith Shop, Visitor Center, Quarters 1, Ike Smith Pumphouse, CCC Dining Hall, Infirmary, possibly Mission 66 buildings, Great Society resources, stone wall at Round Meadow, dry-stack stone walls, culverts, Braestrup buildings and structures, and others. A 1 1–3 100,000 CRONPS High 2. Develop treatment plan when necessary, as determined by condition assessments B 2 1–2 years 50,000 CRONPS 3. Implement treatment plan B 3 2–4 years 500,000 Repair/rehabilitation, or cyclic, line item 4. Preservation maintenance plan, including future preventative maintenance treatments B 4 1–2 years 25,000 CRONPS/ONPS 5. Monitor and maintain condition, assess and modify treatment as necessary (ongoing) C 5 Ongoing 10,000 per (TBD) ONPS Archeological Resources – OIRV Update archeological research and documentation 1. Update ASMIS database for site condition and monitor identified sites C 1 Ongoing 10,000 CRONPS Low 2. Add newly identified sites to ASMIS database A 2 Ongoing 2,000 CRONPS 3. Identify unsurveyed areas with high probability for archeological resources (see LBG 2011 for specific recommendations) A 3 1–2 years 5,000 CRONPS 4. Conduct site evaluation studies (see LBG 2011 for specific recommendations) A 4 3–5 years 400,000 CRONPS 5. Examine threats and develop management if it is determined that certain archeological resources are threatened B nondependent Ongoing 50,000 ONPS
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