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f t. . 32 time the findings presented in this report may be modified or invalidated by changes over which the writer has no control. Therefore, this report is subject to periodic review and updates as may be necessary . in changing circumstances. This report is issued with the understanding that it is the responsibility of the lead agency, owner, developer, and/or proposed project manager to ensure that the information and F recommendations contained herein are made known to the project engineer, construction manager, and appropriate field personnel. The proposed project area described in this report has been subject to comprehensive cultural resources investigations. Direct field inspection of the area consisted primarily of Fexamination of the surface of the ground to the extent permitted by local and seasonal conditions. The subsurface of the proposed project area was not subjected to systematic or comprehensive examination. Inspection of the subsurface was confined to F observation of rodent burrows, road cuts, tilled areas, irrigation ditches and other locations or situations where subsurface strata were locally exposed. In view of the fact that it is manifestly impossible to inspect in detail all subsurface strata or contexts, it must be considered that during land clearing, surface modifications, _ excavation, construction, or initiation of other activities, buried or concealed archaeological or historical cultural resources could be discovered. These might include but are not limited to archaeological and historical sites, features, artifacts, and other cultural phenomena. Features such as isolated or scattered inhumations (burials) , caches of artifacts or objects that were lost, discarded or buried, or other remains -- of cultural resource significance might be found on the proposed project area. All project contractors and subcontractors should be informed in writing of the possibility that concealed or buried cultural resources could be present in the subsurface context of the proposed project area. In the event of fortuitous discovery of archaeological or historical cultural resources on the proposed project area, the contractor, developer, project manager or other responsible official should order discontinuation of activities in the locality of the discovery and promptly contact a qualified archaeologist regarding evaluation of the find. FIn the event of the discovery of human remains, however fragmentary or disturbed, the County Coroner and the Native 4