Cultural Resources
LSA can help you navigate the full spectrum of federal, State, and local environmental review requirements governing the management and preservation of cultural resources. We back up our knowledge of the regulatory framework with region-specific expertise, professional certifications, and fully appointed laboratory facilities. Our specialists address regulatory requirements pertaining to archaeology, architectural history, local and regional history, cultural landscapes, Native American consultation, and traditional cultural properties. We identify issues early in the planning and design process when the most cost-effective solutions are possible.
SERVICES
- Archaeological Survey, Excavation, and Monitoring
- Architectural History Documentation and Analysis
- Section 106, NEPA, and CEQA Compliance
- National and California Register Eligibility Evaluation
- Native American Consultation, including AB 52, SB 18, and Section 106 Assistance
- Impact Assessment, Mitigation Implementation, and Reporting
- Historic Preservation Planning
- Regulatory Agency Coordination
- Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record (HABS/HAER) Photo-Documentation
- Compliance Monitoring (Construction Phase)
- Federal Agency Third Party Review
- Due Diligence Research
- Ethnographic Studies
- Worker Environmental Awareness Program (WEAP)
RELATED PROJECTS
Hollyhock House
Tolay Lake Regional Park and Tolay Creek Ranch
City of San Diego As-Needed Cultural Resources Services
LSA is such a great team to work with. They have very knowledgeable staff. They prepared the Cultural Resources Studies for the Salinas Freight Depot Rehab Project, and did such an excellent job delivering the project within its very limited time constraints.
– Josie Lantaca, City of Salinas (regarding the Salinas Freight Depot Rehabilitation Project)