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White Mountain Apache TribeOffice of Historic PreservationPO Box 507Fort Apache, AZ 85926Ph: (928) 338-3033 Fax: (928) 338-6055To: Joseph Zidron, U.S. Customs and Border Protection FacilitiesDate: August 5, 2011Project: EA for the Construction and Operation of a new forward Operating Base, Douglas, AZ...........................................................................................................................................................The White Mountain Apache Tribe Historic Preservation Office appreciates receivinginformation on the proposed project, July 29, 2011 . In regards to this, please attend to thefollowing checked items below. There is no need to send additional information unless project planning or implementationresults in the discovery of sites and/or items having known or suspected Apache Culturalaffiliation.N/A - The proposed project is located within an area of probable cultural or historicalimportance to the White Mountain Apache tribe (WMAT). As part of the effort o identifyhistorical properties that maybe affected by the project we recommend an ethno-historic studyand interviews with Apache Elders. The tribe's Cultural Heritage Resource Director Mr.Ramon Riley may be contacted at (928) 338-3033 for further information should this becomenecessary. Please refer to the attached additional notes in regards to the proposed project:We have received and reviewed information regarding U.S. Customs and Border Protection'sproposal to construct a new Forward Operating Base in Douglas Station's AOR, and we havedetermined the proposed project will not have an effect on the White Mountain Apache tribe's(WMAT) historic properties and/or traditional cultural properties. Regardless, any/all grounddisturbing activities should be monitored if there are reasons to believe that there are humanremains and/or funerary objects are present, and if such remains and/or objects are encounteredall project activities should cease and the proper authorities and/or affiliated tribe(s) be notifiedto evaluate the situation.Thank you. We look forward to continued collaborations in the protection and preservation ofplace of cultural and historical significance.Sincerely,Mark T. AltahaWhite Mountain Apache TribeHistoric Preservation Office
FW: EA Douglas Station's Area of OperationsFrom: April Darrow To: ZIDRON, JOSEPHSent: Tue Aug 09 16:21:21 2011Subject: EA Douglas Station's Area of OperationsDearJosephZidron,TheproposedFOBsitesareinanareathatwashistoricallyusedbyourTribeforresourcesandatransportationroute.Thepossibilityexiststhattheremaybesomephysicalevidenceofthisinthatarea.Currentlyourrecordsdonotshowanyspecifichistorical,cultural,orreligioussitesforanyofthealternatives.WelookforwardtoreceivingyourDraftEA.AprilDarrowCulturalCoordinatorFortSillApacheTribeRoute2Box121Apache,Oklahoma73006Phone:(580)5882298Fax:(580)5883133WritingforMichaelDarrow,Sec.106Contact1
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