New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES
Chapter 10 - CULTURAL PROPERTIES AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Part 8 - PERMITS TO CONDUCT ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON STATE LAND
Section 4.10.8.22 - PROBATION
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 6, March 26, 2024
Permits may be issued for less than three years on a probationary basis when the CPRC determines that a permittee's performance requires evaluation based on documented performance problems.
A. The permittee shall take immediate steps to correct the deficiencies. The permittee may continue to work on state land but the permittee's name shall be removed from the list of permittees maintained by HPD while on probation.
B. The CPRC, state archaeologist and the SHPO shall evaluate the performance of the permittee closely during the time the permit is in effect and document performance accurately through site recording, mapping, photography and written reports of observations. Documentation of performance monitoring shall be entered into the permittee's permanent file and may be taken into account by the CPRC when considering whether to issue permits to that permittee in the future.
C. The state agency archaeologist may assist in evaluating the performance of the permittee and provide documentation to the CPRC for consideration.
D. Following expiration of the probationary period and based upon performance during that period, a new permit or a new probationary period may be issued.
