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Consolidated Forwar, ic. Landfill Page 20 81 (I.4) Proposed as Part of the Project: If leachate is delivered to the City of Stockton Regional Wastewater Control Facility, the fr project sponsor will provide for independently corroborated test results to the City to demonstrate the chemical composition of the leachate extracted from the proposed consolidated landfill project. Monitoring and testing of laucifill-generated leachate will meet the requirements of the City of Stockton Wastewater Ordinance and the City Municipal Utilities Department. If leachate quality is not acceptable for disposal at the Regional Wastewater Control Facility, the project sponsor will either have the leachate collec-ted and disposed off-site by a licensed Treatment and Disposal Facility, or will develop on-site leachate processing that will result in treated leachate that is acceptable for disposal at the u-2,-tewater treatment plant or acceptable to regulatory agencies for on-site use. The design and operation of any on-site leachate processing that is implemented will comply with all applicable laws and regulations. I- CULTURAL RESOURCES 82 (11) Proposed as Part of the Project: If prehistoric archaeological resources are discovered during excavation and construction of the proposed project, the project sponsor will suspend all work in the immediate vicinity of the find pending site investigation by a qualified arcl�ologist or cultural resources consultant to assess the materials and determine their significance. If the qualified archaeologist determines that the find is an important archaeological resource, the project sponsor will provide funding and time to allow recovering an archaeological sample or to Adak implement avoidance measures, Work could continue at other locations while archaeological mitigation takes place. The project sponsor will allow only a qualified archaeologist or cultural resource consultant to collect any prehistoric cultural resources discovered on the site. If prehistoric archaeological deposits that include hump remains are discovered by the project sponsor or any construction contractors during development of the project site, the project sponsor will notify the County Coroner ' ly. If the remains are found to be Native American, the Native American Heritage CorixaLssion will be notified with 24 hours. The most likely descendant of the deceased Native Amcrican will be notified and given the chance to make recommendations for the remains. If no recommendations are -made within 24 hours, remains may be reinterred elsewhere on the property. If recommendations are made and not accepted, the Native American Heritage Commission will mediate the issue. If avoidance of important prehistoric archaeological resources is not feasible, the project sponsor will prepare an excavation plan in coordination with a qualified archaeologist or cultural resources consultant. The resources will not be disturbed until this plan is completed. An excavation plan will consist of the methodical excavation of those portions of the sites) that would be adversely affected. The work will be accomplished Nvithin the context of a detailed research design and in accordance with current professional standards. The plan must result in the extraction of sufficient volumes of non -redundant archaeological data so as to address important regional research consideration:. must be prepared and performed by qualified professionals, must be consistent with the grideiines of the Native American Heritage Commission, and must result in detailed technical reports.