HAR §13-284-8. agency to the SHPD for review and approval

This proposed commitment shall be submitted concurrently with the survey report, significance evaluations, and effects determinations, if significant historic properties are present in the project area and will be affected. (1) Mitigation may occur in five forms. (A) Preservation, which may include avoidance and protection (conservation), stabilization, rehabilitation, restoration, reconstruction, interpretation, or appropriate cultural use. (B) Architectural recordation, which involves the photographic documentation and possibly the measured drawing of a building, structure, or object prior to its alteration or destruction. (C) Archaeological data recovery, which enables the recovery of an adequate and reasonable amount of the significant information from a significant historic property prior to its alteration or destruction. Data recovery may include archaeological mapping, surface collection, excavation, monitoring, laboratory analyses, and interpretive analyses. (D) Historical data recovery, which involves researching historical source materials to document an adequate and reasonable amount of information about the property when a property will be altered or destroyed. (E) Ethnographic documentation, which involves interviewing knowledgeable individuals and researching historical source materials to document an adequate and reasonable amount of information about the property when a property will be altered or destroyed. (2) If properties with significance, so evaluated under criterion "e", as defined in paragraph 13-284-6(b)(5) are involved, the agency shall initiate a consultation process with ethnic organizations or members of the ethnic group for whom the historic properties have 25-77 284-16