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In accordance with the provisions of a document with the heading "Georgia" dated January 1, 1977, and stamped "DRAFT for Review Only" as explained by telephonic communication with Mr.

In December 1978, a historical evaluation of a tract of land known as the William H. Reynolds Memorial Nature Preserve, located in Clayton County, Georgia, was conducted by David Pinson under the direction of Dana F. White.

This report details the methods and results of an intensive archaeological survey conducted along a proposed 125 foot wide and 15.4 mile long transmission line corridor in Putnam County, Georgia, at the request of the Georgia Power Company.

From October 12-October 18, 1978, an archaeological survey was conducted on the final segment of the John C. Calhoun Expressway [Ga. DOT Project M-7004 (1)].

In 1977 the City of Atlanta dismantled a steel overhead bridge on Marietta Road at Milepost 148.8H, which spanned the Inman Transfer Yards of the Southern Railway System.

In compliance with provisions of Public Law 92-500, assessment is required of all project sites proposed by the Macon-Bibb County 201 Wastewater Facilities Plan (C130412-01) to determine acceptability of each site in relation to project impact upon local biological resources.

An archaeological survey of sites proposed for development at Vogel State Park, Union County, Georgia, was conducted in October 1979. A pedestrian survey of 8,000 square meters identified a rock wall as a feature of archaeological significance.

On 1 October 1979, a cultural resource assessment was conducted at two locations in Clay County, Georgia. The first of these is at the Sandy Branch Public Use Area. This park is at the northern confluence of the impounded waters of the Chattahoochee River and Sandy Branch.