APPENDIX D Cultural Resources Survey Report - US Environmental ...

Years of Experience
12
Education
MA 2004
Monmouth
University:
American History
BA 2001
Monmouth
University:
History and
Anthropology
Professional
Training
Health and Safety
Training for
Hazardous Waste
Operations and
Emergency Responses
to meet the
requirements of
OSHA (29 CFR
1910.120)
Certification updated
10/2008
CRM Essentials:
Restoring Your Skills,
Bordentown, NJ,
October 26, 2007
Professional
Registration
Register of
Professional
Archaeologists (RPA)
New Jersey, Headquarters
30 North Main Street � P.O. Box 434
Cranbury, NJ 08512
609-655-0692 � fax: 609-655-3050
Professional Experience Summary:
Pennsylvania
PMB 166 � 420 West Emaus Avenue
Allentown, Pennsylvania 18103
610-435-4525 � fax: 610-821-7988
Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc.
Cultural Resource Consultants
email: mail@richardgrubb.com � www.richardgrubb.com
Michael Gall, Principal Investigator/Senior Archaeologist
Mr. Gall has extensive experience in applying Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act,
as amended, NJ Executive Order No. 215, NJ Register of Historic Places Act, NJDEP Freshwater
Wetlands Permits and other relevant state and municipal laws. Mr. Gall has served as a Principal
Investigator on Phase I/II/III archaeological investigations and monitoring projects, and specializes
in historic archaeology. He exceeds the qualifications set forth in the Secretary of Interior’s
Standards for Prehistoric Archaeologists [36 CFR 61], as well as the Historic Preservation Office’s
qualification standards in New Jersey. He has extensive experience in archaeological projects,
including work in Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
Representative Project Experience:
Rowan University West Campus Tract, Gloucester County, NJ
Field supervisor, Site Safety Officer for the Phase IB archaeological survey of an area proposed for
soil remediation activities. Hazardous levels of the pesticide Dieldrin were present within the project
area. Level C Hazmat protection was required for conducting the fieldwork. This area was
considered to have a high sensitivity for prehistoric archaeological resources. No archaeological
resources were identified within the contaminated area and no further archaeological work was
required.
Villages at Manalapan, Monmouth County, NJ
Principal Investigator for Phase I-III archaeological investigations for a proposed commercial
development in Manalapan Township. Phase I archaeological survey identified three archaeological
sites that included an eighteenth-century farmstead (28MO349), a nineteenth and twentieth-century
farmstead (28-Mo-348), and a Contact period Native American site (28MO355). Phase II
archaeological investigations determined that the eighteenth-century farmstead was eligible for
listing on the National Register of Historic Places and a Phase III archaeological survey was
conducted.
Great Road and Cherry Valley Road Intersection Improvements, Somerset and Mercer
Counties, NJ
Principal Investigator for a Phase I/II/III archaeological investigation for a transportation project.
The Phase I archaeological survey identified one Late Woodland site (28ME304) and one
nineteenth-century tenant farmstead site (28ME305). The Phase II archaeological survey determined
that both sites were eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Phase III
archaeological investigations were conducted at both sites.
Thomas Edison Menlo Park Laboratory Complex, Middlesex County, NJ
Project Archaeologist for an archaeological investigation and evaluation of Thomas A. Edison's
Menlo Park laboratory site (28MI226) and workers’ homes (28MI218 and 28MI219). Identified
archaeological resources consisting of backyard deposits and foundations of two late-nineteenthcentury
workers’ tenements and the Thomas A. Edison's underground patent vault.
Maryland
#1 � 5 Bel Air South Parkway � Suite 109
Bel Air, Maryland 21015
410-420-7422 � fax: 410-420-7423
Illinois
13400 S. Route 59 � Suite G #180
Plainfield, Illinois 60585
815-439-3501 � fax: 815-439-1628