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Previously Recorded Archaeological SitesA search of the FMSF identified no archaeological sites within 500 feet of the centerline of the 22 ndStreet North Design Alternative.Previously Recorded Historic ResourcesA search of the FMSF identified one previously recorded historic structure, 8PI714 (Norwood School),within 500 feet of the 22 nd Street North Design Alternative. The Norwood School is a MediterraneanRevival (ca. 1880-1940)-style structure built in 1925 and is located at 2154 27 th Avenue North. Thisstructure has not been previously evaluated for National Register eligibility by SHPO or by the initialrecorder. This structure is not located within a parcel located adjacent to the 22 nd Street North DesignAlternative. However, it is located closer to the Design Alternative centerline (190 feet to the east) thanthe centerline of Segment 4 of the Build Alternative, which is 290 feet to the east of the structure.No previously recorded historic districts, linear resources, cemeteries, or bridges were identified within500 feet of the centerline of the 22 nd Street North during the FMSF search.SummaryAs summarized in Table 3-2, both the 22 nd Street North Design Alternative and Segment 4 of the BuildAlternative have the same lone previously recorded resource located within 500 feet of their centerlinesand no known significant resources are located within 500 feet of the centerlines of the 22 nd StreetNorth Design Alternative and Segment 4 of the Build Alternative.3.2.4 Interstate 275The Interstate 275 Design Alternative corresponds to Segments 6 and 7 (New Facility/28th StreetNorth/Gandy Boulevard/ Haines Road/62nd Avenue North) of the Build Alternative.Previous Cultural Resource SurveysThe FMSF search identified ten previously conducted cultural resource surveys within 500 feet of thecenterline of the Interstate 275 Design Alternative (Table 3-25), all of which were also identified within500 feet of the centerlines of Segments 6 and 7 of the Build Alternative. The scopes of work for thesesurveys (conducted between 1987 and 2008) vary and the early surveys (pre-2000, in particular) maynot meet current legal requirements or professional standards. No comprehensive survey of this DesignAlternative has been conducted and there is potential for resources along the right-of-way to havebecome historic since these previous surveys were conducted.Table 3-25: Cultural Resource Surveys Conducted within 500 Feet of Interstate 275 DesignAlternativeFMSFSurveyNo.Survey Title1522 An Archaeological Survey of St. Petersburg, Florida1768Proposed Widening of SR 686 from US 19 to SR 688,Pinellas County2745 St. Petersburg Architectural and Historic ResourcesAuthor(s)Piper ArchaeologicalResearchBrowning, William D. andMelissa G. WiedenfeldCommunity DevelopmentDepartment of St.PetersburgPublicationDate198719881981Pinellas Alternatives Analysis Page 51Cultural Resources Reconnaissance Study Technical Memorandum October 2012
Table 3-25: Cultural Resource Surveys Conducted within 500 Feet of Interstate 275 Design Alternative (Cont.)FMSFSurveyNo.2827Survey TitleAn Archaeological and Historical Survey of theUnincorporated Areas of Pinellas County, Florida3251 Pinellas Park Historic Sites Survey418963837041948916115Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of SR 694(Gandy Boulevard), Project Development andEnvironmental Study, from West of US 19 (SR 55) toEast of 4th Street, Pinellas County, FloridaCultural Resource Assessment Survey of the GatewayCentre and Highwoods Parcels Project Site PinellasCounty, FloridaCultural Resource Assessment Survey UpdateTechnical Memorandum Gandy Boulevard (SR 694)PD&E Study from West of US 19 to East of 4th Street,Pinellas CountyAn Archaeological and Historical Survey of theProposed Sawgrass Lake Tower Location in PinellasCounty, FloridaCountywide Cultural Resources Survey, PinellasCounty, FloridaPreviously Recorded Archaeological SitesAuthor(s)Austin, Robert J., CharlesFuhrmeister, and HowardF. HansenPinellas Park PlanningDivisionPublicationDate19911993Janus Research 1995Janus Research 2001Hutchinson, Lee 2002Ambrosino, Meghan L. 2003Pinellas County PlanningDepartmentA search of the FMSF identified four previously recorded archaeological sites within 500 feet of theInterstate 275 design alternative: Sawgrass Lake 1 (8PI901), Sawgrass Lake 2 (8PI902), Turner’s Creek(8PI1212), and Gandy Exit (8PI1258). The sites were recorded in 1987 by Piper Archaeological Researchduring the archaeological survey of St. Petersburg. The SHPO has not evaluated the eligibility of thesesites. Site 8PI901, a precolumbian lithic scatter, extends into the Interstate 275 right-of-way on thesouthbound side. Site 8PI902 is recorded in the FMSF as a precolumbian low density lithic and artifactscatter. Interstate 275 bisects the eastern end of the recorded location of this site. Site 8PI1212, a lithicscatter, extends into the northbound Interstate 275 right-of-way and the roadway. A portion of Site8PI1258, another precolumbian lithic scatter, extends into the northbound Interstate 275 right-of-way.Previously Recorded Historic ResourcesA search of the FMSF identified no previously recorded historic districts, structures, linear resources,cemeteries, or bridges within 500 feet of the centerline of the Interstate 275 Design Alternative.SummaryAs summarized in Table 3-2, the Interstate 275 Design Alternative has the same number of previouslyrecorded resources located within 500 feet of its centerline (four archaeological sites) as Segments 6and 7 of the Build Alternative (four historic structures). No known significant resources are locatedwithin 500 feet of the Interstate 275 Design Alternative or Segments 6 and 7 of the Build Alternative.2008Pinellas Alternatives Analysis Page 52Cultural Resources Reconnaissance Study Technical Memorandum October 2012
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