20190908 Ver 1_Haywood County - B276 - Architecture Screening_20190708

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e lace Bridge No. 401 over Little East Fork. of Pigeon River on SR 1236 (Brown Hollow
oad). Project Area of Potential Effects is 300 feet from each end of the bridge and 75 feet from
each side of the bridge, Bridge No. 401 will be replaced with a new one -spars cored slab bridge
of 50 feet. fight-of=way information is unknown at this time. There is a possibility for
)ermanent utility and drainage easements.
There
are no National Register -listed or Study Listed properties within the project's area. of
potential effects.
There are no properties less than fifty years old which are considered to meet Criteria
Consideration C within the project's area of potential effects.
There are no properties within the project's area of potential effects.
There are properties over fifty years old within the area of potential effects, but they do not
meet the criteria for listing on the National Registei.
There are no historic properties present or affected by this project. (attach any motes or
documents as needed.)
Date of field visit, 6I10/16
Review of PQ clliad maps, HI'Uweb GIS mapping, historic designations roster, and indexes
was- conducted ozi 311/16. Based ors this review, there are tzo existing N, SL, ICE, LL► or SS
properties in the Area of Potential Effects (APE). Built in 1966, Bridge No. 401 has not been
evaluated for eligibility for listing to the National Register of Historic Places (NRP) according
to the North Carolina Historic Bridge Inventory Conducted to 2005. However, it appears to be a
standard bridge design with no remarkable architectural or engineering significance. According
to Haywood County tax records; there are at least three properties in the APE, over the age of
Ifrsturit Architecture and l,undaupes A'U 1f1.S7-Uldl(' 1'ROt'lilt771:S I'1dl:SlsN7'f)li �11.7'tiC'7/sD fnr»r fi>r,ilirror 7rnrrspa•tariorr 1'rujrcts as OrraliJied in the 1007
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mentionedifty years ol& a ca. 192 1. house, a ca. 1953 house, cand a ca. 1956 house, There is also a ca. 1940
iouse that sits at the I�ar western end of the APE but tnay not be affected by the pr( ject, The
atest county�wide survey for Flaywood was conducted in 1983 and may not have covered these
ibove and therefore it
as necessary to go out and see if any of these resources could be potentially eligible for the
RIIP and if they will. be affected by pro a ect construction activities,
Id oJect A13E sits in the vicinity of the Sunburst community in a valley with bottoiriland used. for
9 4 4. Three properties were found to be within the
griculture in the southern portion of the coulity. I
WE over the age of fifty years old that were in need o1w recordation,
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call "L" shape form with a wide interior bi ft ick chininey rising from the north end. The pro # ect
front gabled section on the north end ofthe house is pierced by a tripartite picture window while
the remainder of the fia ade, featuring two window bays, is sheltered by an engaged porch
AS 'I'lie south elevation of the house, parallel to the
supported by tapered piers atop brick pillai
road) is pierced with a w r
of three wilidows with thrcc�ovci * �one sash, while an attached
garastands at the west end and e gabled endw `
house. Sited on a steep hill, the eastern portion of the house sits on a raised concrete block
foundation. Located behind the house farther up the hill on. Brown Hollow Road is a gaiiibrelw
roofed barn and a couple f'the porch sits at the southeast corner of the
storage good integrity
interesting,and the merging of the ranch house forin with the Bungalow form dui 0 mg the early 1950s is
outstanding or umque as to merit an individUal determination of eligibility
for the NI FIR
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