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Growing communities require new utilities and older towns and cities are constantly upgrading aging and outdated gas, water, electric, and sewer systems. PAL’s cultural resource management services help planners, engineers, and construction contractors meet federal, state, and municipal requirements by including architectural and archaeological survey as a planning element of their utility projects. These surveys identify historic properties and potentially significant archaeological resources early enough in the process for our clients to weigh preservation and mitigation options including partial redesign, evaluation and documentation, or historic property plans of creative mitigation or conventional data recovery. Utilities, electric, gas, sewer, water, are
critical elements in infrastructure. Many systems are in need of repair and
new systems are being proposed. Most utility projects are subject to local,
state, and federal regulations requiring an assessment of impacts on
significant cultural resources. |
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PAL offers a wide range of cultural resource
services to prospective clients involved in utility planning, installation,
and maintenance. PAL’s clients range from individual landowners building new homes
or installing utilities to municipal agencies improving city wide sewer and
water systems, and large national corporations installing major gas
pipelines, high voltage electrical lines, and fiber optic cable. PAL’s
services include: |
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