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Santa Fe Archaeological Review Committee approves multiple archaeologist listings and monitoring reports
Summary
At its July 10 meeting the committee approved several applicants for listing on the city's roster of approved archaeologists and accepted archaeological reports including inventory and monitoring plans and reports for redevelopment, airport terminal work and an electrical service-line project.
The City of Santa Fe Archaeological Review Committee on July 10 approved multiple roster listings and accepted several archaeological inventory and monitoring reports, including work tied to affordable housing redevelopment, the regional airport terminal monitoring plan and electrical service-line monitoring.
Motions approved by voice vote included listings and reports recorded in the committee minutes. The committee approved applicants for listing as archaeologists or historians for various archaeological-review districts; staff presented each application, applicants were identified and sworn, committee members asked clarifying questions about experience and monitoring-time records, and motions were moved, seconded and approved.
Notable actions recorded in the meeting minutes and taken by the committee: - Approval of the application for listing of the applicant who identified themselves as James Galison for the Historic Downtown…
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