Larson, Lewis H.

This report was made after the archaeological survey of the area in Fulton County for the project of I-75-2(71) 240. It seems unlikely that anything of historic or prehistoric significance would be affected by the completion of this project.

This report was made after the archaeological survey of the area in DeKalb County for the project of I-85-2(51)91. It seems unlikely that anything of historic or prehistoric significance would be affected by the completion of this project.

This report was made after the archaeological survey of the area in Muscogee County for the project of the Georgetown Subdivision. It seems unlikely that anything of historic or prehistoric significance would be affected by the completion of this project.

This report was submitted to the State Clearinghouse Office of Planning and Budget by Lewis Larson, Jr for the Tybee Inlet in Chatham County, Georgia.

On 19 March 1997 Lewis Larson and Dave Davis conducted archaeological investigations and the monitoring of trenching activities at the basal periphery of the Sapelo Island,

The project was plotted on the Meigs 7.5' U.S .G.S. topographic map. The site files at Georgia State University listed no sites within the project area.

Applicant: Department of Transportation Project: Georgia Project F-087-1(2) Clayton County (P.E.)

Negative Declaration State Clearinghouse Control Number: 73-01-26-01 September 18, 1973

Project F-105-1 located in Coffee County is the paving of 8.5 miles of Secondary Route 1142 in Coffee County. There is no evidence that any archaeological sites will be disturbed.

As part of the research carried out on this proposed project, the archaeologist attached to the Environmental Analysis Bureau was sent to the area. Prior to her field work she checked the county site file to see if there were any known sites within the project area.

Enclosed is one print of Cover sheet showing layout for the above project on which plans are being prepared.

This print is being sent in compliance with your request that layouts of all projects be furnished.