| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 857 | Smith, Charlotte A., Wood, W. Dean | Oglethorpe Power County Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Facility Comparative Site Evaluation and Mitigation Potential Historical/archaeological Resources |
This report assesses the cultural resource sensitivity of three alternate locations for a pumped storage hydroelectric facility by comparing projections of numbers of archeological sites within project impact areas, and the amount of further work needed at those sites. |
Dade | 1986 |
| 905 | Smith, Charlotte A. | Cultural Resources Survey of Oglethorpe Power Corp's. Proposed West Oak Substation |
The intensive cultural resources survey of Oglethorpe Power Corporation's proposed 2.1 ha (5.192 ac) West Oak substation tract discovered one archeological site, 9CK701. |
Cherokee | 1989 |
| 911 | Smith, Charlotte A. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Due West-Cobb Water Transmission Line |
The intensive cultural resources survey of the Oglethorpe Power Corporations's (OPC) proposed 13.8 km Due West-Cobb Water transmission line located one archeological site, consisting of a number of Civil War earthworks. |
Cobb | 1989 |
| 926 | Smith, Charlotte A., Wood, Karen Green | Scared Corn and Rich Mountain |
Oglethorpe Power Corporation is planning a hydroelectric facility in southwestern Pickens County, Georgia. An intensive archeological survey and site testing program was carried out in February and March 1988. |
Pickens | 1988 |
| 937 | King, Adam, Smith, Charlotte A. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Smarr Substation and Transmission Line, Monroe County, Georgia |
The intensive cultural resources survey of Oglethorpe Power Corporation's proposed 2.0 ha (4.9 ac) Smarr substation tract and 4.0 km (2.5 mi) of 30.5 m (100 ft) width transmission line right-of-way discovered one archeological site, 9Mo482. |
Monroe | 1989 |
| 939 | Smith, Charlotte A., Wood, Karen Green | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Oglethorpe Power Corporation Training Center, Monroe County, Georgia |
In a joint enterprise with the Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (GEMC), Oglethorpe Power Corporation is planning to build a training center facility in Monroe County, Georgia. The facility, located 8 km south of Forsyth, Georgia, will cover an 8 ha area. |
Monroe | 1989 |
| 942 | Smith, Charlotte A. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Woodstock - Hawkins Store Road Transmission Line and Hawkins Store Road Substation |
An intensive cultural resources survey was conducted of Oglethorpe Power Corporation's proposed Woodstock -Hawkins Store Road transmission line and Hawkins Store Road substation. The transmission line corridor is approximately 7 km in length and the substation tract encompasses about 1.6 ha. |
Cherokee | 1989 |
| 946 | Smith, Charlotte A. | Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of Additional Acreage at Oglethorpe Power Corporation's Proposed Combustion Turbine Facility, Preferred Alternative Ma-1, Monroe County, Georgia, Final Report |
Oglethorpe Power Corporation is planning a simple cycle combustion turbine power facility in central Monroe County, Georgia. The original 780 ha project area was archeologically surveyed in summer 1988. In 1989, however, the project area was increased by 59 ha. |
Monroe | 1989 |
| 947 | Smith, Charlotte A., Wood, Karen Green | Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of Oglethorpe Power Corporation's Proposed Combustion Turbine Facility, Preferred Alternative Ma-1, Monroe County, Georgia |
Oglethorpe Power Corporation is planning a simple cycle combustion turbine power facility in central Monroe County, Georgia. Fieldwork for an intensive archeological survey and site testing program was conducted during five weeks in August and September 1988. |
Monroe | 1989 |
| 948 | Smith, Charlotte A., Wood, Karen Green | Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of Proposed Combustion Turbine Facility, Preferred Alternative Ma-1, Monroe County, Georgia, Volume II: Appendices |
None Present. |
Monroe | 1989 |
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