Notification Letter
Local
governments should notify development proponents
of archaeological concerns using the Provincial
notification letter supplied here by the
Archaeology Branch. Local government staff
check the appropriate box and forward the letter
to the proponent. The letter informs the
proponent of their responsibilities and directs
any further questions to a professional
archaeologist or to the Archaeology Branch.
There are two
versions of the notification letter:
If archaeological
potential mapping is available on RAAD for your
jurisdiction, you should use the
three-box notification
letter
 [60kb]which includes the following
scenarios:
- Direct Overlap with a known archaeological site
- Direct Overlap with an area of significant
archaeological potential
- No
identified overlap
If archaeological
potential mapping is not yet available for your
area, you should use the
two-box notification letter
[58kb]
which indicates that the local government is unable
to assess archaeological site potential. This
letter includes the following scenarios:
- Direct Overlap with a known archaeological site
- No
identified overlap
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