Mont. Admin. R. 10.121.906 - EVALUATION OF HERITAGE PROPERTIES AND PALEONTOLOGICAL REMAINS
(1) In consultation with the SHPO, and
appropriate tribes or interested parties, the agency shall assure that any
historic, prehistoric or architectural property identified in an area of effect
has been evaluated to determine whether it is a heritage property and whether
it is eligible for the register or if it contains paleontological remains. That
evaluation shall include the following:
(a)
The agency shall seek a written evaluation by the SHPO of whether or not any
location qualifies as a heritage property or paleontological remains and, if
so:
(i) whether any fossilized remains in
question are rare and critical to scientific research; or
(ii) whether any property is eligible for the
register.
(b) The SHPO
shall provide the agency with a written evaluation of any site as a heritage
property, register site or paleontological remains within 15 days of receipt of
a request for the evaluation. The time for evaluation may be extended an
additional 15 days to a maximum total of 30 days upon request by SHPO and
concurrence by the agency.
Notes
Sec. 22-3-423(9) MCA; IMP, Sec. 22-3-424 MCA;
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