(A) Each license issued by the institute must contain at least the following provisions: (1) the duration of the license; (2) the boundaries of the area in which the work will be undertaken; (3) a description of the scope of work to be undertaken by the licensee and, if a data recovery license, a description of the artifactual and/or paleontological materials expected to be recovered; (4) a listing of the key personnel including the field archaeologist who will be conducting the work; and (5) a description of the expected types of activity which must be undertaken by the licensee in order to restore the submerged lands following completion of the intensive survey or investigation. (B) A license issued by the institute may contain provisions requiring monitoring of the license activity by a monitoring archaeologist and/or a monitoring paleontologist in order to ensure compliance with the provisions of the license and this article. These provisions, if any, must be so noted on the license.
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