Schedule of Archaeological Research Sample Clauses

Schedule of Archaeological Research. 1. The Project Investor is required to notify the M.C.T. two months prior to the start of construction of the project, as well as to provide the timetable and projected program for the sections that will be constructed in priority. Within 30 days after the above notification, the competent Central Services of the M.C.T. shall notify the Project Investor, via the Office, of the “basic plan – budget” for the work under their authority, which shall be funded from the budget of the project as provided for in Article 1 herein. This will include: – Transit areas of the project where archaeological investigations are required through trial trenching, as well as existing monuments which may be affected by the construction work. – The competent Regional Services of the M.C.T. and the chief archaeologist for each section of the project. – Any necessary individual studies for protection and maintenance of monuments. – Existing infrastructure of the M.C.T. which is available for storage, maintenance, etc. of any findings in each area. – Approximate budget for research expenditures on regions where archaeological research is known to be needed. These will be identified on a geographic chart with imprints of the project implementation zone, to be provided by the Project Investor. The “basic plan – budget” shall be amended on a semi annual basis by the Office depending on the progress of the work, the section schedules, and research findings, on the authority of the M.C.T. through the Office and in consultation with the Project Investor.
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