TRC conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey for the proposed Gaines Mill Pump Station and access road in Hall County, Georgia, on October 28, 2004. The project area consists of approximately 2900 linear feet of access road and a 150 x 150 foot lot for the pump station. The access road corridor will be 100-feet-wide and will mostly follow an already existing dirt road. The archaeological survey involved documentation of archaeological sites and cultural features within the project corridor. A review of the state site files showed that no previously identified archaeological sites had been reported in the project corridor. One new archaeological site, 9HL501 was identified during the current survey. The site is recommended as ineligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Survey of the project's Area of Potential Effects determined that no historic architectural resources will be affected by the project. Therefore, no additional cultural resource investigations are recommended in advance of this project.
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