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43) through avoidance or capping, following preparation of a Resource Recovery Plan as described in Subsection c) below. Avoidance or capping oftbe resource shall ensure that either no soils are disturbed during site preparation, or that the existing ground surface is covered by additional soils or paving prior to development such that no disturbance to underlying resources occur. Capping activities shall be monitored by a qualified archaeologist. i) Protection of known cultural resources in the southeast quadrant of the 1-680/Bemal interchange should be accomplished via "capping" of the commercial parking lot, or preparing and implementing a Resources Recovery Plan prior to disturbing the site. ii) The entry roadway from Bemal Avenue on the Westem Area should be designed to avoid any interference with the cultural resource known to exist in this area. b) Similar avoidance of any cultural resource sites that may be discovered during future monitoring or survey activities should be attempted. If avoidance alternatives would materially affect development of the Property as set forth in the development plan such that known or newly discovered sites cannot reasonably be avoided, Property Owner shall prepare a Resource Recovery Plan meeting appropriate professional, City and State standards. c) The Resource Recovery Plan shall be designed and implemented to gather sufficient quantity and diversity of data types at identified sites, and/or set aside a sufficient portion of each site for potential later investigation, to consider the loss less than significant. No land disturbing activities shall be permitted until the Resource Recovery Plan is prepared and accepted by the City. Similarly, no land disturbing activities may be undertaken on the portion of the site set aside for later investigation until that investigation has taken place. i) Should human remains or burial site be discovered, Property Owner shall consult with City and tribal representatives to determine the appropriate disposition of findings. ii) Property Owner shall document any archaeological findings at the site in a report meeting professional standards, and file the report with appropriate State and City offices. Monitoring. In those portions of the Project where surface indicators or previous investigations suggest that cultural resources may be present, a qualified archaeologist shall be present during grading and site preparation activities. If cultural resoureas are uncovered, land disturbing activities will be discontinued within a 35-foot radius until the discovery can be evaluated by the monitoring archaeologist and appropriate mitigations can be determined. Conditions of Approval Page 21 of 44 August 9, 2000