Education and Outreach for the Town

Education and Outreach for the Town 1. Local governments, historic preservation commissions, and Certified Local Government commissions (CLG), where they exist as appropriate, should be made aware of the archaeological investigation; anticipated schedule, site tour information; etc. This can be accomplished through written notification, although attending planning commissions, conservation commission, and historic preservation or CLG commission meetings can be very helpful, especially on large projects and during Phase II and III investigations. The NPS manages a database of Certified Local Governments: https://www.nps.gov/clg/ 2. At the conclusion of the archaeological study, site information should be provided to the Town dependent on the project sponsor’s approval. Information may include GIS data sets, and a redacted report of the investigation. 3. A presentation to the planning commission, historic preservation commission, CLG commission, and/or regional planning commission may be appropriate depending on the results of the investigation.