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This guide provides a clear and structured approach to filling out the Borrow Pit / Waste Area Information Form required for review by the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. Designed for ease of use, it is suitable for all users, regardless of their prior experience with such forms.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the form online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Borrow Pit / Waste Area Information Form in an editable format.
2. Fill in the county name in the designated field to specify the location of the project.
3. Enter the pit name in the appropriate section, ensuring that it is clearly identifiable.
4. Provide the acreage of the borrow pit or waste area, as this information is critical for review.
5. Input the highway project number and a brief description to correlate the form with the specific project.
6. Complete the contractor information, including the environmental reviewer’s name and contact details, along with the company name.
7. Provide your full address including street, town, state, and zip code for proper identification.
8. Enter the telephone and fax numbers to facilitate communication regarding your submission.
9. Indicate the date you are submitting the form to keep a record of the application process.
10. Address the section on architectural resources by answering if there are any structures on the site; if so, submit the required photographs of structures built before World War II.
11. Answer the questions regarding archaeological resources, detailing land uses, preparation, artifacts found, cemeteries, and prior archaeological surveys.
12. Attach a map showing the exact location of the proposed borrow pit or waste area, preferably a portion of a USGS quad sheet.
13. Review the completed form thoroughly for accuracy before submitting.
14. Save your changes, and consider downloading or printing a copy for your records before submitting the form as instructed.

Start filling out your Borrow Pit / Waste Area Information Form online today to ensure compliance with North Carolina's regulations.