The California Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking a qualified firm to establish a Cultural Resource Management Plan at San Onofre State Beach. The plan should provide a comprehensive approach to managing cultural resources, including identification, evaluation, and protection of historic and cultural sites. The selected firm will be responsible for conducting research, consulting with stakeholders, and developing a plan that meets the needs of the park and its visitors. The plan should also include strategies for preserving and protecting cultural resources, as well as promoting public awareness and education about the importance of cultural resource management.
• The plan should be based on a thorough understanding of the park's cultural resources, including historic and prehistoric sites, cultural landscapes, and traditional cultural properties.
• The plan should include a comprehensive inventory of cultural resources, including documentation of site locations, conditions, and significance.
• The plan should provide strategies for managing and protecting cultural resources, including measures to prevent damage, vandalism, and looting.
• The plan should include a plan for public education and outreach, to promote awareness and appreciation of the park's cultural resources.
• The plan should be developed in consultation with stakeholders, including park staff, tribal representatives, and other interested parties.
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