Environmental
Oklahoma has numerous Native American cultural and burial sites. Before developing land in areas with tribal significance, developers should:
AProceed without investigation since the land is privately owned
BConsult with the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) and relevant tribal nations; federal law (NHPA, NAGPRA) may require cultural resource surveys and tribal consultation✓ Correct
CCheck only with OREC
DProceed as long as they have a building permit
Explanation
Oklahoma's rich tribal history means development may encounter culturally significant sites. The National Historic Preservation Act (Section 106) requires consultation for federally funded/permitted projects. NAGPRA protects Native American burial sites and cultural objects. Developers should conduct cultural resource assessments.
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