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Scope of Work: Within the proposed corridor, one City of Eugene -owned parcel lays on a high probability Iandform for cultural resources. This parcel is on the west side of Danebo Avenue. A series of up to 18 shovel (30x30 cm) and auger (20 cm diameter) probes will be excavated in the 60 x 60 meter area potentially affected by construction of the parkway corridor. Probes will be excavated at minimum 20 meter intervals. (Attach research design) Plan for reporting results: Report of findings to be submitted to the Oregon Department of Transportation, the State Historic Preservation Office, the City of Eugene, The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde, the Confederated Tribes of Siletz, the Commission on Indian Services, and the State Museum of Anthropology. Curation Temporary Curatorial Lab or Facility: ORS 358.920, 390.235(3). OSMA requires Name: State Museum of Anthropology that a signed landowner agreement on Address: 1224 University of Oregon curation of artifacts for private property City: Eugene, OR Zip: 97403 -1224 must be submitted with this form. Telephone: 541 -346 -5120 For public lands a letter from the Permanent Curatorial Facility: curatorial facility (i.e., OSMA, OSU) should accompany this form. Name: State Museum of Anthropology Address: 1224 University of Oregon (See Permit Application Guideline #5) City: Eugene, OR Zip: 97403 -1224 Telephone: 541 - 346- 5120 Proposed Date of Delivery to Permanent Curatorial Facility: July 10, 2007 Tribal Notification Describe Contact Procedures (e.g., letter, fax or personal meeting to discuss proposed work, permit terms or conditions, monitoring, If the excavation is associated with a unanticipated discovery plan for human remains, curation): prehistoric or historic American Indian archaeological site, a copy of the notice Exploratory probing proposal and notification of application for required under ORS 358.950 must be permit sent to the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and submitted with this form. Consultation Confederated Tribes of Siletz on June 5, 2006. should occur during the 30-day review period. Where feasible, a copy is submitted to CIS within two days of receipt, requesting the most appropriate tribe. The application will not be circulated unless it is complete and accompanied with the extra documentation requirements for private land: 1) signed landowner permission; and 2) landowner agreement on curation. Copies of this form are then sent to the landowner, local planning department, OSMA, CIS and appropriate tribe(s). Parks gives them 31 calendar days from the latter date to comment and return the comments. If no objections are made by the 31st day, the permit will be issued or denied based on the information at that point. The following section must be filled out by the applicant: Planning Department: County: or City Eugene (Rev. 7/2005)