Attachment D - Cultural Resources Report for Agua Fria Wastewater Phase 3

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Attachment D CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY FOR PHASE 3 OF THE AGUA FRIA WASTEWATER PROJECT, SANTA FE COUNTY, NEW MEXICO November 2024 Prepared for Prepared by Bohannan Huston and Santa Fe County Pathfinder Environmental, LLC.  1800 Old Pecos Trail, Suite A2  Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505 NMCRIS 156996 Cultural Resource Survey for Phase 3 of the Agua Fria Wastewater Project, Santa Fe County, New Mexico Prepared for Pathfinder Environmental, LLC Bohannan Huston Inc Prepared and submitted by Chama Environmental Research and Consulting, LLC Berenika Byszewski, Principal Investigator Brenda Baletti, Cultural Resources Specialist Reviewing Agencies Santa Fe County New Mexico Historic Preservation Division New Mexico State Archaeological Survey Permit Number NM-25-327-S NMCRIS Activity Number 156996 CHAMA-2024-09 November 2024 NMCRIS INVESTIGATION ABSTRACT FORM (NIAF) 1. NMCRIS Activity No.: 156996 2a. Lead (Sponsoring) Agency: Santa Fe County 2b. Other Permitting Agency(ies): 3. Lead Agency Report No.: 4. Title of Report: Cultural Resources Survey for the Phase 3 of the Agua Fria Wastewater Project, Santa Fe County, New Mexico Author(s) Berenika Byszewski and Brenda Baletti 6. Investigation Type Research Design Survey/Inventory Test Excavation Overview/Lit Review Monitoring Ethnographic study 5. Type of Report Negative Positive Excavation Collections/Non-Field Study Site specific visit Other 7. Description of Undertaking (what does the project entail?): Santa Fe County is proposing Phase 3 of the Agua Fria Wastewater Project along 12 private residential roads or driveways that intersect with Agua Fria Street in the Village of Agua Fria. The project would construct a combination of 8-inch gravity lines and 2-inch low-pressure sewer lines with short stub outs for future connection to residences. Pipes would be buried a minimum of 5 feet (ft) deep in a 3-ft-wide trench using an excavator. The total length of the lines to be installed during this phase of the project would be 9,350 linear ft. Construction is anticipated to start in April 2024 take approximately nine months to complete. The project is subject to the provisions of the Santa Fe County Sustainable Development Code, Ordinance 2016-9, which requires consultation with the New Mexico SHPO and compliance with state regulations for the management of cultural resources. 10. Performing Agency/Consultant: Chama Environmental Research and Consulting, LLC 8.