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The document is a request form for initiating an archaeological records check for projects managed by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE). It outlines the eligibility criteria, necessary documentation, and confidentiality requirements for accessing archaeological site information. The form requires details about the project, including location, type, and any known archaeological data. It emphasizes the importance of professional oversight in ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and protecting historical resources.

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Begin by entering your Requestor’s Name and Project Name at the top of the form. Ensure that all personal information is accurate.
Fill in the County of the proposed project, and if applicable, provide your RPF number and affiliation details.
Complete the Legal Location, Address, Number of Acres, Phone Numbers, USGS Quad(s), Email Address, and Project Type fields.
Indicate your Course Number(s) for CAL FIRE Archaeological Training and specify the CEQA Lead Agency.
Provide a detailed Project Description and select your preferred Records Check Timeframe Option (Standard or Rapid Response).
Review the Confidentiality Statement carefully before signing. Your signature confirms understanding of responsibilities regarding archaeological information management.

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