Cultural Resource Management

ENPLAN's cultural resources team has over half a century of collective experience in surveying, assessment and research. This experience has involved small-scale land development projects, through to interpretation and preservation programs covering multiple jurisdictions and institutions.
Our team's current work most commonly entails archival and physical investigations of land units for the purpose of ruling out or lessening project impacts. The sites investigated by our team range in age from 4000 years to facilities created in the 20th century. We pride ourselves in keeping fully abreast of responsible agency regulations and policies, further assuring that the most expeditious and economical means of compliance is achieved.

Archaeological Surveys

Section 106 compliance

CEQA/NEPA compliance

Archival research

Testing and Data Recovery

National, California and/or Local Register Resource Evaluations

Historical Architecture Investigations

Construction Monitoring

Mitigation Programs

Preservation Planning

Native American Consultation and Public Participation

Traditional Cultural Property Evaluations

Archaeological Site Mapping

Archaeological Laboratory Analysis