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AgGeorgia Farm Credit, ACA has received a Loan Application from Robert Player to construct (2) 42 ft. x 500 ft. Breeder/Hen houses (poultry) and will be requesting an FSA 90% Loan Guarantee.

The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) has received the research design carried out as part of the Programmatic Agreement (PA) stipulations for the above referenced project. Our review of this information is in accordance with the ratified PA for this undertaking, signed in 1995.

This document is an updated Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan (ICRMP) for the Naval Supply Corps School (NSCS) in Athens, Georgia. The original ICRMP was prepared in 1999; this update is mandated by federal standards that call for an updated plan every five years.

Leading citizens of the City of Fort Gaines, Georgia, have recognized the unique natural and cultural qualities that exist in the City and its environs.

The period from June 14, 1972 until July 21, 1972 was spent excavating several sites located at the Lapham-Patterson House located in Thomasville, Thomas County, Georgia under the auspices of the Georgia Historical Commission.

The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) has reviewed the information submitted concerning the above referenced 250-acre tract of land, which may be donated to the State University of West Georgia to develop as athletic fields as part of a Northwest Campus Expansion.

I refer to Department of the Army Permit Application No. 200601208, concerning the proposed archaeological testing and subsequent possible restoration of two locks (Nos.

The Earth Systems Division of SSI is pleased to submit this proposal to perform the above referenced services for Fulton County. The proposal which follows describes our understanding of, and approach to this project, and discusses the fees which will apply.

Site 9LG79 is located on the northern edge of Buck Island, which is a complex riverine sand ridge in the midst of the vast Altamaha River swamp (Figures 1 and 2). The ridge, or island, is nearly a kilometer wide in places and is about 5 km long. It is the first major ridge from the river.

This nomination of Soapstone Ridge as a Historic District under DeKalb County Historic Preservation Ordinance is submitted by the Greater Atlanta Archaeological Society. It is our belief that the Soapstone Ridge area is a unique and a valuable cultural resource.