Section 106 Regulatory Update: What do the Proposed Revisions to 36 CFR Part 800 Mean for Your Projects?

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We Were Made For Major Projects

Chronicle Heritage is built for complex cultural resources work.

Chronicle has access to the largest pool of archaeologists and cultural resources experts in the world. We operate through regional offices connected by national coordination, shared systems, and technology-enabled work flows. That structure allows us to staff large, geographically complex, multi-state projects, while keeping work grounded in local knowledge, community context, and jurisdictional requirements. This is the space Chronicle is purpose-built to serve, bringing national perspective, local expertise, and the systems to connect both.

We work out of over 25 offices located throughout the U.S., Caribbean, UK and Europe, and the Middle East. With over 600 employees, we’ll help you secure the permits you need to keep your major projects on track.

Major Project Solution bundles include:

We’ll conduct a meticulous review of all your project activities and the associated cultural and heritage management requirements upfront—before you break ground. Then we’ll develop the comprehensive plan to meet those requirements with a bundled services solution customized for your unique needs, schedule, and budget.
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PRE-CONSTRUCTION CLEARANCE SURVEYS

Our advanced technologies accurately map utilities, assess site conditions, safety standards, and ensure compliance with regulations and standards. Streamline your project planning and execution by utilizing our informed and intuitive clearance services.

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AWARENESS TRAINING

Embrace your role as a responsible steward of our cultural heritage. Invest in awareness training to navigate the complexities of cultural resource management, ensuring the preservation and respectful treatment of our shared heritage.

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MONITORING AND MITIGATION PLANS TRAINING

Gain the expertise to assess impacts, develop effective mitigation strategies, and implement proactive monitoring for long-term preservation. Our services enhance your ability to manage cultural resources, navigate legal responsibility, and prepare reports to keep your project on track.

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DATA RECOVERY AND TREATMENT

As a leading firm, we offer expert data recovery and treatment services for your project. Our team employs advanced site evaluations, excavations, documentation, and laboratory preparations to analyze, and preserve valuable data, ensuring its long-term integrity and accessibility.

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TECHNICAL REPORTING

Our expert technical reporting services provide you with high-quality technical reports that effectively communicate the findings, methodologies, and significance of these valuable resources. Through meticulous data analysis, clear documentation, and adherence to professional standards, we aim to enhance the understanding and preservation of these invaluable resources.

Cultural and Heritage Management solutions for land developers

Chronicle gives you the technology, expertise, experience, and agency relationships to demystify regulations and expedite your land development project with a comprehensive selection of cultural and heritage services including:

  • Portfolio Assessments
  • Site Search & Land Acquisition
  • Market & Feasibility Studies
  • Location Analyses
  • Due Diligence: Cultural Records Reviews and Risk Assessment
  • Comprehensive Cultural Resource Assessments and Site Surveys
  • Paleontological Assessments, Recovery, And Monitoring
  • Historic Properties Evaluations
  • Historic Properties Treatment and Mitigation Plans
  • Eligibility & Archaeological Site Testing
  • Archaeological and Paleontological Excavation
  • Land Research

 

Survey of over 3,000 acres for U.S. Forest Service

Chronicle conducted a Class III cultural resource inventory of 3,200 rugged and remote acres within the Tonto National Forest in advance of a proposed fuels thinning project by the U.S. Forest Service.

Excavation work following landslides leads to largest Civil War bioarchaeological database in the world

Over the course of nearly two years, Chronicle excavated the remains of at least 106 individuals in a landslide area at Vicksburg National Cemetery. A careful analysis of the remains has resulted in the creation of one of the world’s largest bioarchaeological databases for the Civil War and has enabled the National Park Service to reconstruct the stories of the USCT who fought, died and were buried in Mississippi.

Oil & Gas Case Study

Delivering an extensive survey and 5,000-page report for the UNEV pipeline project

The UNEV Pipeline Project undertaken by Chronicle for Holly Corporation in Utah involved an extensive survey of over 500 miles of proposed pipeline corridor and associated facilities spanning from Salt Lake City, Utah to Las Vegas, Nevada.

Renewable Energy Case Study

Providing Cultural and Paleontological Resource Support for the Palen Solar Project

Chronicle provided cultural and paleontological resource support to EDF Renewables for the Palen Solar Project (PSP), located on land managed by the Bureau of Land Management in Riverside County, California. In addition, Chronicle played a vital role in various aspects of cultural and paleontological resource management for the PSP.

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