Stanyard, William F.

In September and October 1997, TRC Garrow Associates, Inc., conducted Phase I cultural resource investigations at the Catoosa Training Center in Catoosa County, Georgia. Archaeological and historic architectural surveys were included in the study.

In January 1999, TRC Garrow Associates, Inc., conducted Phase I archaeological investigations along the Tennessee Valley Authority's proposed 33 -mile 230-kV transmission line corridor and substation in Whitfield and Walker counties, Georgia.

In December 2000, TRC Garrow Associates, Inc. (TRC) conducted Phase I archaeological and architectural surveys for Site B of GenPower's proposed McIntosh facility in Effingham County, Georgia. The archaeological project area consists of a 77-acre tract near the city of Rincon.

In December 2000, TRC Garrow Associates, Inc. (TRC) conducted Phase I archaeological and architectural surveys for Site A of GenPower's proposed McIntosh facility in Effingham County, Georgia. The archaeological project area consists of approximately 130 acres currently owned by Georgia Pacific.

In June 2000, TRC Garrow Associates (TRC) conducted data recovery excavations at Cumberland Rockshelter (9GW393) in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The investigations were conducted in conjunction with Williams Gas Pipeline-Transco's South Coast Expansion Project.

TRC Garrow Associates, Inc. (TRC) conducted a cultural resources survey of a proposed pipeline corridor, access roads, and contractor yards in Chatham and Effingham counties, Georgia.

From August 12-15, 2002, TRC conducted a Phase II archaeological investigation in the vicinity, of Station 418 70 along the proposed Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Toccoa-Youngcane 161-kV transmission line in Fannin and Union counties, Georgia.

In February 2005, TRC conducted Phase I archaeological investigations on selected parcels within the Benjamin Van Clark Park neighborhood of Savannah, Georgia. The lots are scheduled to be developed as single-family homes and rental units.

Enclosed are several site maps that illustrate the proper site boundaries for archaeological sites investigated during TRC Garrow Associates' Phase II study of 117 sites within the floodpool of the proposed West Georgia Reservoir.

A cultural resource survey (consisting of both an architectural survey and a Phase I archaeological survey) was conducted prior to the construction of a proposed 360 acre wastewater treatment and reuse facility in central Barrow County, Georgia, south of the city of Winder.