Subdivision/Multi-Use
VI. Agency Consultation Process

1. For proposed subdivisions or facilities located wholly or partly within High or Medium cultural resource probability zones, as delineated in Yadkin’s Shoreline Management Plan (SMP, Appendix C), a cultural resource evaluation will also be required as part of the Agency Consultation Process.
2. The cultural resource evaluation requires an assessment of potential impacts to cultural resources located along the shoreline within 100 feet of the normal full-pool reservoir elevation.
3. In cases where a cultural resource survey must be conducted, applicants must submit the following information to the agencies as part of their information package described in VI.B, above:
1. The results of a survey conducted by a professional archaeologist indicating the location of any significant historic/prehistoric cultural sites in the proposed development area that are along the shoreline within 100 feet of the normal full-pool reservoir elevation.
2. A description of potential impacts to cultural resources resulting from the proposed subdivision or facilities.
3. The applicant’s proposal for avoiding or mitigating anticipated impacts to cultural resources.

1. The complete information package must be sent to the following agencies for their review and comment before being submitted to Yadkin. A sample cover letter for use in submitting the information package to the agencies is attached.
1. U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
2. U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
3. North Carolina State Clearinghouse
4. North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
5. North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources
6. North Carolina Division of Water Quality
7. North Carolina Division of Water Resources
8. North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation