D'Angelo, James J.

SOS Development, LLC (SOS) contracted TRC to conduct a Phase II archaeological testing program at three prehistoric sites in order to determine their eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).

Between February 4 and 15, 2008, TRC conducted a Phase I archaeological survey of 375 acres of land comprised of four separate tracts that are proposed for a gypsum disposal area. This included revisiting 15 previously recorded sites within or near the project tracts.

Between July 14 and 18, 2008, TRC conducted a Phase I archaeological survey and Phase II archaeological testing for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, which intends to develop land south of Perry for the proposed Go Fish Georgia Visitor Center and support facilities.

TRC was contracted by Mitigation Solutions, LLC to conduct a cultural resource survey of a 143-acre tract proposed to be developed into the Little Patsiliga Creek Mitigation Bank in Taylor County, Georgia.

Georgia Power Company contracted TRC to carry out a cultural resource survey of approximately 13 miles of an approximately 20-mile pipeline corridor, 95 percent of which will be placed in existing transmission line right-of-way, in Cobb and Fulton counties, Georgia.

TRC Garrow Associates, Inc. (TRC) conducted a Phase I cultural resource survey for the proposed St. Marys Scrubby Bluff Force Main Project in August 2001.

TRC conducted archaeological investigations to assist the Oconee River Greenway Authority with permitting associated with the second phase of the proposed Oconee Riverfront Park and Greenway in Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia.

Rick Searles CRT Realty & Development Services Inc., contracted TRC to conduct a Phase I archaeological survey for the first phase of the Antioch Manor Estates project in DeKalb County, Georgia (Figure 1). The development will take place in multiple phases of construction.

This report contains the results of the historical research and archaeological reconnaissance survey conducted in November of 2002, and the results of additional archaeological work, including excavation of site 9DA411, in February of 2003.

On April 15, 2009, TRC conducted cultural resource investigations for Wiedeman and Singleton, Inc. and the City of Milledgeville in advance of a water pipe replacement project in the Brookwood and Allenwood neighborhoods of Milledgeville, Georgia. The two projects involve the replacement of ca.