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Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations

Archaeology Branch Phone: (250) 953-3334 Fax: (250) 953-3340

Mailing Address: PO Box 9816 Stn Prov Govt Victoria BC V8W 9W3

Location: 1st floor – 1250 Quadra St. Victoria, BC V8W 2K7

Website: http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/archaeology/ Email: [email protected]

March 28, 2017 Permit File: 2017-0051

Duane Wells Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure 231 – 447 Columbia Street Kamloops, BC V2C 2T3 Email: [email protected]

AND Jane Warner Terra Archaeology Ltd. 303 – 45 Bastion Square Victoria, BC V8W 1J1 Email: [email protected]

Re: Alteration Permit 2017-0051 - Granted Dear Duane Wells and Jane Warner: Further to Application 17A0030, submitted for Branch consideration on January 30, 2017, I am pleased to enclose Alteration Permit 2017-0051. Please keep this copy for your records; the original will be retained in the Archaeology Branch permit file. The results of your alterations are to be presented in a permit report, submitted in both double-sided hard copy and PDF formats, by March 31, 2020. Should you have any questions regarding this permit, please contact your Project Officer, Tal Fisher, who can be reached by calling (250) 953-3331, or emailing [email protected]. Please note that the permit number listed above must be referenced in the subject line of all permit-related emails sent to the Archaeology Branch. Sincerely,

Paula Thorogood Manager

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pc: See attached Permit Distribution List

http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/archaeology/

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Permit Number: 2017-0051 Permit Distribution List

DISTRIBUTED TO ATTENTION CONTACTED

Duane Wells

Permit Holder

[email protected]

Jane Warner Co-Permittee

[email protected]

Lower Similkameen Indian Band Referrals Coordinator [email protected] Neskonlith Indian Band Referrals Coordinator [email protected] Okanagan Indian Band Colleen Marchand [email protected]; Okanagan Nation Alliance Monica Alexis [email protected]; Penticton Indian Band James Pepper [email protected]; [email protected]; Splatsin First Nation Adam Neil [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected];

Upper Nicola Band Christine Saddleman, Lynne Jorgensen

[email protected]; [email protected];

Permit No. 2017-0051

HERITAGE CONSERVATION ACT

ALTERATION PERMIT

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that Duane Wells of Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, and Jane Warner of Terra Archaeology Ltd., are hereby authorized to conduct alterations as described below, subject to the terms and conditions on the back hereof. Type of alteration, archaeological site number(s) and location(s):

Alteration of archaeological site EbQt-0139 resulting from the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure’s proposed extension of 20th Street north to Highway 97/Stickle Frontage Road, Vernon

All work is to conform with the "Application for Permit" dated January 30, 2017. Disposition of materials collected: Royal British Columbia Museum Issued March 28, 2017 Expires December 31, 2019

Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations

Per _____________________________________________

(See back for Conditions)

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT

1. Permits shall be valid for the term stipulated on the front of the permit unless otherwise suspended or cancelled. Extensions to the term of the permit, or other amendments, will be considered upon submission of a request to the Archaeology Branch at least 45 days prior to the expiry date of the permit.

2. The permit-holder shall provide the Archaeology Branch with one (1) bound copy, if longer than five (5) pages, and one (1) electronic copy in PDF format of a written report outlining the work carried out under the terms of the permit.

3. The title page of all reports must indicate the name(s) of the copyright owner(s) and, where agreed to, a Grant of License statement completed and signed by the copyright owner(s).

4. The permit-holder shall provide the Archaeology Branch with an updated British Columbia Archaeological Site Inventory Form for any site altered under authority of the permit.

5. A person appointed by the Branch may at any time inspect any aspect of a project conducted under the terms of this permit. To further their inspection, the appointee may request field data, or conduct excavations within the study area. Notwithstanding the expiration or earlier termination of the term of the permit this provision will remain and continue in full force and effect.

6. Where a condition for archaeological monitoring of development is attached to the permit, the permit-holder shall arrange for a secure repository to curate any materials recovered under authority of the permit.

7. Heritage objects and associated materials recovered under authority of the permit may not be sold or exchanged for financial gain. Any other transfer of heritage objects, materials and records, or changes to the conditions identified under the "Disposition of materials collected..." section of the permit, may only be carried out with prior consent of the Minister.

8. A permit does not authorize the holder of the permit to enter property, or to make any alteration to property, without the permission of the owner or occupier.

9. In the event that human remains are encountered, all work must cease in the vicinity of the remains and the Archaeology Branch must be contacted for direction, unless otherwise provided for in the permit application.

10. Where concurrent archaeological studies are required, per Section 5 of the application, an Eligible Archaeologist, as approved by the Branch, will be retained by the applicant. Any ground-altering activities must be conducted under the direction of the archaeologist.

11. Any other conditions that may be specified in the permit.

OTHER CONDITIONS

N/A

Proposed alterations of archaeological site EbQt-139 Terra Archaeology Limited

BRITISH COLUMBIA

HERITAGE CONSERVATION ACT

APPLICATION FOR AL TERA TION PERMIT

The undersigned hereby applies for a permit, under Section 12 of the Heritage Conservation

Act, to carry out an alteration in accordance with the information requested on the reverse of

this form.

Name: Duane wells I Company: Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

Address: 231-447 Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2T3

Phone:250-828-4235 I Fax: 250-828-4083 I Email: Duane. Well [email protected]. ca

t8:l The proposed alterations require a qualified archaeologist to act as a co-applicant:

Name: Jane warner I Company: Terra Archaeology Limited

Address: 303-45 Bastion Square, Victoria, BC V8W lJl

Phone: 250-590-8982 I Fax: 250-590-0335 I Email: j [email protected]

Permit Deliverables are due: March 31, 2020

Permit expiry date: Dec. 31, 2019

PERMIT CO-APPLICANT'S CERTIFICATION(S)

I certify that I am familiar with the provisions of the Heritage Conservation Act of British Columbia, and that I will abide by the terms and conditions listed herein, or any other conditions the Minister may impose, as empowered by said Act.

Permit Co-Applicant's Certification(s)

Date: Permit Applicant Name:

Date: January

30, 2017

Duane Wells

Permit Applicant Name: Jane Warner

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Signature:

SJ 2 Application Template vl December 31, 2015

January 16,

2017


Page 2 of 10 S12 Application Template v1 December 31, 2015

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PERMIT

1. Permits shall be valid for the term stipulated on the front of the permit unless otherwisesuspended or cancelled. Extensions to the term of the permit, or other amendments, will beconsidered upon submission of a request to the Archaeology Branch at least 45 days prior to theexpiry date of the permit.

2. The permit-holder shall provide the Archaeology Branch with one (1) bound copy, if longer thanfive (5) pages, and one (1) electronic copy in PDF format of a written report outlining the workcarried out under the terms of the permit.

3. The title page of all reports must indicate the name(s) of the copyright owner(s) and, whereagreed to, a Grant of License statement completed and signed by the copyright owner(s).

4. The permit-holder shall provide the Archaeology Branch with an updated British ColumbiaArchaeological Site Inventory Form for any site altered under authority of the permit.

5. A person appointed by the Branch may at any time inspect any aspect of a project conductedunder the terms of this permit. To further their inspection, the appointee may request field data, orconduct excavations within the study area. Notwithstanding the expiration or earlier termination ofthe term of the permit this provision will remain and continue in full force and effect.

6. Where a condition for archaeological monitoring of development is attached to the permit, thepermit-holder shall arrange for a secure repository to curate any materials recovered underauthority of the permit.

7. Heritage objects and associated materials recovered under authority of the permit may not besold or exchanged for financial gain. Any other transfer of heritage objects, materials and records,or changes to the conditions identified under the "Disposition of materials collected..." section ofthe permit, may only be carried out with prior consent of the Minister.

8. A permit does not authorize the holder of the permit to enter property, or to make any alteration toproperty, without the permission of the owner or occupier.

9. In the event that human remains are encountered, all work must cease in the vicinity of theremains and the Archaeology Branch must be contacted for direction, unless otherwise providedfor in the permit application.

10. Where concurrent archaeological studies are required, per Section 5 of the application, an EligibleArchaeologist, as approved by the Branch, will be retained by the applicant. Any ground-alteringactivities must be conducted under the direction of the archaeologist.

11. Any other conditions that may be specified in the permit.



PROJECT DESCRIPTION

(Provide full information under appropriate headings)

1. TYPE OF SITE ALTERATION

Specify the nature of, and rationale for, alterations.

Details: Proposed alteration of EbQt-139 resulting from the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure’s proposed construction of an approximately 0.4 km road connecting the north end of 20th Street to the south end of Stickle Frontage Road (also known as Highway 97 Frontage Road) in Vernon. Proposed construction will impact the entirety of the lithic scatter site. Site matrices will be stripped and stockpiled within the project right-of-way. The former site area will then be preloaded to a height in excess of the required design grade. After soil stabilization, excess preload will be removed and the proposed roadway will be constructed on the remaining preload fill. After completion of construction, site matrices will be spread over the backslopes of the roadway within the site area.

Sector: Transportation

2. ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSONNEL

Is an archaeologist required to monitor the alterations and conduct an assessment?

No. Provide rationale and proceed to Section 3:

Yes. (Methods will be described in Section 5.)

Table 1. Field Directors

All or portions of the sites proposed for alteration are located within the following culture area(s).

Qualified Field Directors who may direct fieldwork:

Interior Plateau

Ewan Anderson, Shannon Enns, Nolan Gizikoff, Meghan McGill, Rob Milward, Gordon Moore, Shana Morin, Kim Statham, Kevin Twohig, or Dan Weinberger

The Branch may approve the addition of Field Directors without an amendment to the permit. Field Directors will be qualified per Bulletin 17. Reports will comply with Bulletin 17 (e.g., dates and roles assumed will be documented).

3. BACKGROUND

Indicate previous archaeological studies specific to these alterations.

https://www.for.gov.bc.ca/archaeology/bulletins/bulletin17_field_director_qualifications.htm



Details: In April 2016, Terra Archaeology Limited (Terra) conducted an archaeological impact assessment (AIA) of proposed road construction, an extension to 20th Street, in Vernon (HCA Inspection Permit 2015-0133). Seventy–four shovel tests were excavated resulting in the recording of EbQt-139, a subsurface lithic scatter site. Twenty-eight of these shovel tests were positive, yielding 54 pieces of lithic debitage, 1 retouched flake, 3 utilized flakes, 1 non-diagnostic biface, and a Kamloops horizon projectile point in addition to unmodified faunal remains and historical debris. In late November 2016, Terra returned to the site to complete the AIA through the excavation of four 1 x 1 m evaluative units. The artifacts very closely mirror the AIA results. Fifty-six pieces of lithic debitage, 2 retouched flakes, 3 utilized flakes, 1 non-diagnostic biface, and 1 Kamloops horizon projectile point were recovered along with an assemblage of mostly historical fauna (e.g., horse, cow, sheep, and elk [with saw-cut marks]) and historical farmstead artifacts (e.g., nails, glass, and ceramic shards). Most artifacts were recovered in the uppermost 0.30 m depth below surface (dbs). The AIA indicates EbQt-139 is a moderately disturbed low-density lithic scatter with faunal remains; however, the potential for intact deposits cannot be discounted. The site is entirely within the proposed right-of-way. Proposed development activities within EbQt-139 will impact subsurface deposits, including lithic artifacts and faunal remains. Table 2. Previous Archaeological Studies

Type of Assessment Distance and Direction from Proposed Alteration

Year of Assessment

HCA Permit # if applicable

AIA of entire project area, identification and shovel testing EbQt-139

Overlaps 2016 (Spring) 2015-0133

AIA completion – excavation of 4 evaluative units within EbQt-139

Overlaps 2016 (Fall) 2015-0133

Describe archaeological site type(s) and provide permanent site identification number(s).



Table 3. Archaeological Site(s)

Borden Number Site Description EbQt-139 A moderately disturbed, approximately 100 m by 25 m low-

density, subsurface lithic and faunal scatter with historic refuse. Most prehistoric artifacts were identified in the upper 0.30 m dbs. Historic debris identified throughout the site suggests the area has experienced disturbance from agricultural and residential activities, and perhaps infilling with materials from the surrounding terrain. A possible occupational surface was identified in two of the four evaluative units. Both are in the northern half of the site. Artifacts collected include faunal remains, debitage, lithic tools, and two diagnostic bifaces, which have been attributed to the Kamloops horizon (200-1200 BP). The southern portion of the site is considered to be very disturbed, as the residential septic field was encountered in excavations.

Details:

Provide summaries or extracts from previous report(s) and recommendations, as appropriate.

Details: Site avoidance is the preferred site management option. However, it is not possible to redesign the proposed development as it links two existing sections of roadway. Archaeological monitoring is recommended for ground alterations within EbQt-139. No preconstruction systematic data collection is recommended.

4. LOCATION

Table 4. Location

Choose as Appropriate Description

Crown land (MoTI r-o-w) L 5 Sec 11 TP8 W 6 Osoyoos Div Yale Dist PL KAP68038 EXC PL KAP71859, PID: 024914894

Provide location/development/archaeological site maps. Applications submitted by professional archaeologists must include maps which comply with provincial standards.

5. ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES

Are archaeological studies proposed? (Monitoring, Systematic Data Recovery, CMT sampling/dating, etc.)


Yes. Details provided below:

https://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/archaeology/external/!publish/Web/Professionals/Mapping_and_Shapefile_Requirements.pdf



5.1. Field Methods Monitoring All ground alterations occurring within site boundaries will be monitored by an on-site crew consisting of one or two archaeologists as well as members of the appropriate First Nations communities, if available and with permission of the proponent. The work will be supervised by a qualified field director. Ground alterations will be completed where possible by an excavator equipped with a finishing bucket (or smooth-edged scraping bucket). The archaeologist will guide the rate of machine excavation to allow adequate time for visual observation. Dependent upon observations made during the monitoring program, the archaeological monitoring crew may instruct the contractor to remove soil in controlled arbitrary levels (approximately 0.10 m increments). Monitoring will be terminated when the archaeologist is satisfied that basal soil horizons have been reached or sooner, if the contractor reaches depths necessary for preload operations. Matrices will be subject to careful visual examination as excavations proceed. The location for observing the excavation will be determined on an ongoing basis by the contractor in consultation with the archaeologist. Excavated materials will be moved to a location suitable to both the contractor and the archaeologist and isolated by level for inspection by the archaeological monitors. The monitoring program will include judgmental raking, trowel sorting, and screening of displaced site matrices. These activities will focus on the sediments yielding the highest density of archaeological materials: expected to be approximately 20-30 cm below surface in the northern, less-disturbed portion of the site. The approximate volume of matrices subject to raking, trowel sorting, and screening will be detailed in the report. All diagnostic artifacts identified during monitoring and associated screening will be collected. All excavated soils will remain within the project right-of-way (assessed during the AIA) until spread over the backslopes of the proposed roadway within the original site boundaries. Significant Intact Cultural Material Contingency Plan for Monitoring If significant concentrations of archaeological material or displaced elements of archaeological features are observed during any stage of ground disturbance, or closer inspection of disturbances is deemed necessary by the archaeologist, development activities will cease temporarily to allow inspection. Using a protocol to be established with the machine operator, the archaeologist will notify the operator of the need for a closer inspection of the excavation. If the inspection reveals isolated artifacts or they are deemed non-archaeological, excavation can resume. If significant deposits are encountered, the archaeologist will have the authority to temporarily halt disturbance and mitigate impacts to these significant site deposits. That is, hand tools (trowel and/or shovel) may be used to excavate the archaeological deposits in excavation units measuring at least 0.50 x 0.50 m. This will incorporate the recording of vertical and horizontal provenience of artifacts or archaeological deposits as much as is feasible. Hand excavation will be undertaken in arbitrary 0.05 m or natural levels and all material screened through 6 mm mesh. Provenience will be recorded



for all features and artifacts found in situ, and all subsurface artifacts (lithics and faunal remains) identified during emergency controlled excavations will be collected. If appropriate, stratigraphic wall profiles may be sketched for all units and a map of the distribution of these units (within the area identified as having significant deposits) will be produced. Photographic and written records of the excavation will be maintained by the field crew with all pertinent records provided to the repository. Once the archaeologist is confident the significant deposits have been collected and adequately recorded, ground disturbing activities can resume with further monitoring. Human Remains Contingency Plan for Monitoring In the unlikely event that elements of human skeletal remains are identified, all excavation activities in the vicinity of these remains will cease. The Archaeology Branch and the relevant First Nations communities will be contacted to determine the appropriate course of action. If fragmentary, isolated, intact, or semi-intact human remains are encountered, one or more meetings (either in person or via teleconference) will occur with all appropriate First Nations communities as well as the Archaeology Branch to determine a management plan for the remains which is acceptable to all stakeholders. It is important to note that management of human skeletal remains is dependent upon the condition and context of the remains as well as the wishes/requirements of the First Nations communities. In consultation with all concerned parties, efforts will be made to rebury the remains in an appropriate location near their original place of rest within the site boundary. The site record will be updated appropriately. If there is any suspicion that human remains are not archaeological, the RCMP/Coroner will be contacted immediately. 5.2. Data Analysis All subsurface artifacts (lithics and faunal remains) identified during monitoring or within emergency controlled excavations will be collected. All analysis will be conducted by suitably trained archaeologists, specialists, or technicians who will be named in the final report. Artifacts recovered during the project will be catalogued using accession numbers provided by the Royal British Columbia Museum. Relevant metrics of collected artifacts will be compiled and presented in the final report. Lithic material will be categorized according to material type and suspected function and analyzed by a qualified archaeologist. Determination of temporal and/or cultural affiliations will be made where possible. Lithic debitage will be categorized according to: material type; presence or absence of platform and cortex; and frequency. Lithic sourcing analysis may be carried out if exotic materials are encountered or if such studies are thought to provide new information regarding material types found in this area. Faunal remains will be identified to as specific a level as possible. Determination of use wear or processing indicators present within any faunal element or assemblage will be made. Determination of temporal and/or cultural



affiliations will again be made where possible. Faunal analysis will be carried out by Pacific Identifications Inc. under the supervision of Susan Crockford or by an equally qualified institution or person. If there is a reasonable expectation of the presence of ethnobotanical remains, column samples will be sub-sampled for macro- and microbotanicals (through flotation analysis) and sediment genesis studies (using sieves and/or hydrological columns). If an inventory of identified botanical remains is generated, analysis would be conducted by Dr. Sandra Peacock at UBC-Okanagan University (or by an equally qualified institution or person). When possible, dating samples (e.g., radiocarbon) will be taken if they are available in association with archaeological material, features, and/or specific strata. Samples collected may be sent outside of British Columbia for analysis. Fire altered rock will be recorded (weight or volume estimated) and reburied with the backfill. The metric and descriptive data will be compiled and presented in the final report.

6. DISPOSITION OF CULTURAL MATERIALS

Will the proposed alterations require a repository?


Yes. Details provided below:

Table 5. Branch Approved Repository

Contact Name: Genevieve Hill Repository: Royal British Columbia Museum

Address: 675 Belleville Street, Victoria, BC V8W 9W2

Phone / Fax: 250-893-8019 Email: [email protected]

More than one repository will be used for this study.

Provide rationale and contact information for the repository:

Confirmation of acceptance of collections by the repository must be provided to the Branch prior to the expiration of the reporting period.

Soils suspected to contain cultural materials will remain within the site boundary1 and a location specified in the site form and report. Samples may be collected for off-site analysis.

Collected CMT samples will be analysed and retained by the permit holder for one year after the expiry of the permit, and then discarded. Other Details:

1 Within the permitted area (e.g., within the subject property)



7. SCHEDULE

Alteration schedule

Details: April 2017–December 2019

8. REPORTING

A report will be provided by the date cited on the front of the permit. The report will summarize the alterations to the site(s) and any archaeological studies conducted. The report will document: the date(s), location(s) and extent of alterations (horizontal and vertical extent, volume); the methods employed; the nature and integrity of cultural deposits impacted and the estimated proportion of intact deposits remaining; the results of any analyses; an evaluation of site significance; and any future recommendations.

Other Details: Copies of the final report will be provided to the appropriate First Nations upon request.

9. PREVIOUS PERMITS HELD BY APPLICANT

Is this the applicant’s first permit?

Yes.

No. The applicant has completed the following permits (n≤3): Currently holds permit number 2014-0059

No. The applicant has held and completed more than three permits.

Is this the archaeologist co-applicant’s first permit?

Yes.

No. The applicant has completed the following permits (n≤3):

No. The applicant has held and completed more than three permits.

NOTICE REGARDING COPYRIGHT

At the time of report production, the owner(s) of the report copyright will be asked to grant a non-exclusive license to the Province of British Columbia for the purpose of copying and distributing the report. The granting of this license will facilitate access to the archaeological data contained within the report and will therefore contribute to the protection of heritage resources throughout the Province. Copyright owners who refuse to grant a license to the Province, and anyone carrying out research on behalf of those copyright owners, will not be granted access to the Archaeology Branch’s online library and will not be permitted to photocopy reports within the Branch office.



NOTICE REGARDING OTHER PERMITS

No permits or approvals, other than a Heritage Conservation Act permit, are required to carry out the alterations described in the permit application. However, licensees and property owners or developers may also require other approvals such as forestry cutting permits and municipal development permits.

10. REFERENCES CITED (if applicable)

CONSENT TO THE USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

Permit applicants and their clients must consent to the use of personal information such as names, addresses, and telephone numbers that is included in permit applications, site inventory forms or permit reports. However, consent is not required from representatives of corporate clients. Property owners must also consent to the use of this information if the application applies to private property. This consent is necessary as the Archaeology Branch collects and distributes personal information that is subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. I consent to the use of personal information contained in this application, as well as the personal information contained in the resulting site inventory form and permit report, for contact and verification purposes. I understand this information will be retained in the provincial archaeological site database and permit report. I also understand this information may be disclosed to researchers, consulting archaeologists and other users of the database and permit report. Database users must identify themselves and the purpose of their information request, and are precluded from further distribution of the information they obtain. The permit report will be publicly available once it has been accepted as meeting permit terms and conditions. Permit Co-applicant’s Consent to the Use of Personal Information (when held by an individual)

Date: January 30, 2017

Permit Co-Applicant Name: Jane Warner

Signature:

Property Owner’s Consent to the Use of Personal Information

Date:

Property Owner:

Civic Property Address:

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Cad astral Bound aryTe rra ID:Clie nt:Date Prod uc e d :Coord inate Syste m :Clie nt Data Curre nc y:Base Map Sourc e :Im age ry Curre ncy:Te m porary Site N um b e r: Bord e n N um b e r: Date of Site V isit:

16-0955-012Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure2017-01-30N AD 1983 UTM Zone 11N2016-04-04CanV e c c ourte sy N RCAN – 2016-03-07,Te rra - 2016-05-172013-04-1315-0845-019-T16-01Eb Qt-1392016-04-27

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