TECHNICAL MEMORANDUMSUBTASK 2.2

SENSITIVE RECEPTOR SURVEYREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDYFIRST PIEDMONT ROCK QUARRY/ROUTE 719 SITE

Prepared By:: -

Westinghouse Environmental Services3500-B Regency Park

P.O. Box 1308Gary, North Carolina 27512

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Ms. Ruth. RzepskiU—- . . " - :Enforcement Project Manager .._ ,...,.. -,. -Remedial Enforcement SectionU.S. Environmental ProteqtlQn .AgencyRegion I I I . - .:""."-'~~-'- ~ ~ - - - - - - - ._-—------ .-—.--- r - -841 Chestnut Building '. . . • -- ----- ..= --.Philadelphia, PA 19107 ,

Reference: Technical Memorandum - Subtask 2.2Sensitive Receptor Survey* First PiedmontRock Quarry/Route 719 SiteWestinghouse Job No. 4112-88-903 I

Dear Ms,. Rzepski-:- . . . - - - • .-—---— - - - - - - ——— - ; - - - - -

On behalf of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Corning Glass Works, andFirst Piedmont Corporation (Respondents) Westinghouse EnvironmentalService Is pleased to submit two copies of the subject document for youruse. This document is submitted as a project deliverable in accordancewith the Consent Order ( Docket No. III-88-13-DC) and the RI/FS WorkPlan. .._"..- . - . . . : - - - - - • ;

-Plesi.se" provide written acknowledgement of receipt of this document atyour earliest convenience,

1 • >We trust this Information meets __your _needs. '__ , If you have any

questions, please calT7'~" - . : . . . . --- • --- --- --- -

Sincerely,-------- WESTINGHOUSE ENVIRpNMENTAL SERVICES

Uouglas R. Fraserslstant Project Manager

sassaman, Ph.DSenior Environmental Scientistand Environmental ScienceDepartment Manager

DRF/JFS/sdb . . ... " " - - -- ;cc: Jim Wren - Goodyear -

Neal Rountree -r GoodyearBob Heldridge - Goodyear ; .,..._ - _ ",...-:.-.- ---Blake Manual - Corning _ ^ : '•Burl Madren - Corning " : . ;

s... . Tommy Stump - FPCJim Adams - VDWM

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section No. ____Title ^ Page No.

1 INTRODUCTION ' 1

1.1 OBJECTIVES 11.2 METHODS 21.3 BACKGROUND INFORMATION 2

2 SENSITIVE RECEPTOR INVENTORY 5

2,1 . -.-- _ _ HUMAN POPULATION 52.1-1 County of Pittsylvanla Demographic Data 52.1.2 Community of Beaver Park 72.1.3 Population Within One-Mile Radius of Site 72.1.4 Population Within Two-Mile Radius of Site 72.2 ENVIRONMENTAL RECEPTORS 92.2.1 Aquatic and Wetland Species 92.2.2 Woodland Species 102.2.3 Edge Species/Agricultural Species 102.2.4 Agricultural/Farm Species 10

I , 3 WETLANDS DELINEATION 11

t- 4 IDENTIFICATION OF MIGRATION PATHWAYS 13i'" 4.1 GROUND WATER ' 13

4.2 SURFACE WATER 14[" 4.3 SOIL 14L, 4.4 AIR 15-.^ . -. . . .._ >

5 RECEPTOR/PATHWAY INTERACTION 16

5.1 GROUND WATER 165.2 SURFACE WATER 16

| 5.3 " SOIL . 17L 5.4 AIR 17

LREFERENCES IS

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TABLESPage No.

1. Pittsylvanla County Population Data by Age Bracketand Gender, " - _ - . . - - . ^

2. Summary of Population Data for Community of Beaver Park. 6

FIGURESi

1. Regional Site Location | 3

DRAWINGS

1. Property Ownership Within One-Mile of FPRQ Site.2. Hydrologlc Features and Hydrophytlc Vegetation In Vicinity of FPRQ.

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A Wetlands Delineation Procedures and FindingsB. Property Owners Within One-Mile of FPRQ SiteC. Potential Environmental Receptor DataC.I Aquatic and Wetland Associated SpeciesC.2 Woodland Associated SpeciesC.3 Edge/Agricultural Land Associated Species

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SECTION 1

INTRODUCTION

This technical memorandum presents the results of Subtask 2.2:

Sensitive Receptor Survey, for the Remedial Investigation/Feasibility

Study (RI/FS) of the First Piedmont Rock Quarry/Route 719 (FPRQ) site.

This technical memorandum is provided to the U.S. Environmental Protection

\ Agency (EPA) Region. Ill, as a project deliverable in accordance with the

Consent Order (Docket No. III-8S-13-DC) dated December 31, i988. -"

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j , 1.1 OBJECTIVES

*. According to the RI/FS Work Plan the objectives of this task are to:

1. perform an inventory, of potential receptors in the vicinity ofthe site, and

] 2. Identify potential migration pathways by which these receptorsi- may be impacted. >

1 This assessment of potential receptors includes both human

environmental, receptors.*•- Based on the May IS, 1988 meeting between the U.S. EPA, Principal

! Responsible Parties (PRP's) and Westinghouse Environmental Services, the

scope of this subtask was expanded to include a wetlands delineation. The

wetlands delineation was to be made based on vegetation, soils, and

hydrology only.

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1.2 METHODS

The size of the human population is based on data from a variety of

sources. These sources include aerial photographs from the Virginia

Department of Transportation (VADOT) and Dewberry and Davis, Inc., a U.S.

Geological Survey (USGS) topographic map, county

reconnaissance, and previous site documents.

Information describing environmental receptors

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tax records, a site

was obtained from the

Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF), and the Soil

Conservation Service (SCS) of PIttsylvania County.

The wetlands delineation included topographic map and aerial

photography analysis and a field mapping program (Appendix A).

1.3 BACKGROUND INFORMATION _.

The FPRQ site is located at 36°39'28" north Latitude and 70°19'22"i >

west Longitude, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia (Figure 1). The site,

located along Route 719 about six miles north of Danville, Virginia, is

bordered by wooded areas to the north and east, by Lawless Creek to the

west, and by Route 719 and the community of Beaver Park to the south.

The four acre site is part of a 182-acre parcel of land owned by Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Lacey Compton of Blairs, Virginia. The FPRQ site was

leased from the Comptons by Mr. Ben Davenport, President of First Piedmont

Corporation (FPC), located in Chatham, Virginia. FPC leased the four acre

site as First Piedmont Rock Quarry from April 1, 1970 until April 1,

1975. Disposal occurred in approximately two acres from April 1970 to

July 1972 under the" supervision of the Pittsylvania County Health

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REGIONAL SITE LOCATION

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In a letter dated June 1, 1981 Mr. Davenport of FPC was notified by

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company that some of the wastes generated atj

Goodyear's Danville plant and deposited at the FPRQ site were hazardous.

Mr. Davenport filed a "Notification of Hazardous Waste, Site" form with the

U.S. EPA on June 5, 1981 listing solvents as one of the wastes disposed of

at the site. Subsequently, the U.S. EPA Investigated the site pursuant toi

the National Contingency Plan (NCP). The site received a hazardous

ranking score of 37.51 in 1985. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, FPC,i

and Corning Glass Works were identified as the Principal Responsiblei

Parties (PRP's). The site was rescored to 30.16, just above the score of

28.5 required for listing, based on comments received by the EPA. The

site was listed on the National Priorities List on July 21, 1987 pursuant

to Section 105 Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and

Liability Act (CERCLA) of 1980 as amended by the Superfund Amendments and>

Reauthorizatlon Act (SARA) of 1986. A Consent j Order (Docket No.

III-88-13-DC) was signed in December 1987. In February 1988, Westinghouse

Environmental Services of. Gary, North Carolina, was contracted by the

PRP's to perform a RI/FS of the site.

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SECTION 2

SENSITIVE RECEPTOR INVENTORY

Section 2 presents an inventory of sensitive receptors which may be

impacted by wastes disposed of at the FPRQ site. The survey Includes an

assessment of the human population and environmental receptors. Human

receptors are identified for the immediate vicinity (Beaver Park), and

one- and two-mile radii around the site. Due to limited data,

environmental receptors are considered in terms of the general vicinity of

the site. _

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2.1 EUHftN POPULATION•p -- - _- This section provides a discussion of Pittsylvania County demographic(« - —-

data and estimates of the human population in the Beaver Park Community,r-I-L, and for* areas within one- and two-miles of the site. Drawing #1 shows

>t property lines and structures within two miles of the site. "Appendix BI* provides a listing of property owners within two-miles of the site and

? Includes references to tax map and parcel numbers.Lri 2.1.1 County of Pittsylvania Demographic Data

The population density of Pittsylvania County is estimated to be 2.991lo persons per household (County of Pittsylvania, 1986). The County has

v- experienced an average growth rate of 1.2 percent over the ten year period

197Q to 1980 (County of Pittsylvania, 1986). Table 1 provides a breakdown

" of the County population by age bracket and gender. The percentage of the1.

County population within an age bracket may be used to estimate the number

of people In the same bracket living within iher-a.riea, ofi,concern.

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Pre-School Population - Under 5 Years of Age

1970 4,946 2,508 male 2,438 female1980 4,423 2,252 male 2,i7l female% changed -10.6 % -10.2$ -11. q*

jSchool'Age Population - 5 to 14 Years of , Age

1970 12,811 6,464 male 6,347 female1980 10,600 5,493 male 5, 107 female% changed -17.3* -15. 0# -19. 5

High School - Working Age 15 to 59 Years of Agei1970 33,643 16,576 male 17,076 female19802 40,892 20,130 male 20,130 female% changed +21.5* +21. 4# _ 21, 6$

Pro-Retirement Age - 60 to 64 Years of Agei

1970 3,330 1,123 male 1,207 female1980 3,094 1,399 male 1,693 female% changed +32.8 +24.6

Retired - Elderly - 65 Years of Age and Older

_ 1970 ._ ... 5,059 _ 2,284 male 2,775 female1980 - - - - - - 7,138 3,145 male 3, 99d female% changed +41.1* +37.7 % +43. 9*

Total County Population

1970 58,7891980 66,147

1. From County of Pittsylvania Comprehensive Plan, 1986.2. Data as reported in source document.

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Sensitive populations would be those under five and over 65 years of age.

2.1.2 Community of Beaver Park

The community of Beaver Park is the residential area In the Immediate

vicinity of the site. Numerous methods were employed to estimate the

population, including aerial photographs, U.S.G.S. maps, County tax

records, 'and a site reconnaissance. Table 2 presents the various

estimates which are based on counting of residential structures, and the

demographic data presented in Section 2.1.1. The estimates based on the

' * site reconnaissance and 1988 photograph are considered to be the mostt .

accurate.

* - - - - - - - . _2.1.3 population Within One-Mile Radius of Site

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^ Within a one-mile radius of the site, 189 residential structures

t appear on the Blairs', Virginia U.S.G.S. 7.5 minute quadrangle map, dated

*•' 1964, photorevised 1983, Based on the above-stated assumptions regarding

P population density and growth rate, the population within one-mile isL

estimated to be 600 people.

• The 1988 aerial photograph provided by Dewberry and Davis (Drawing #1)4—i

shows 152 residential structures within one-mile of the site. Based on

^ this number of residences, the current population is estimated to be 455.

: This estimate is considered to be the most accurate.

r 2.1.4 Population Within Two-Mile Radius of Site3L

Based on the D.S.G.S. topographic map, the estimated population is

2,225 people. Using the 1988 aerial photograph (Drawing #1), an estimated

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Summary of Population Data for Community of.Beaver ParkWestinghouse Job No. 4112-88-902B

! 19881972 Dewberry 6VADOT Aerial U.S.G.S, -Tax Site . , Davis AerialPhotograph Map______ Records Reconnaissance RI/FS Work Plan Photograph

328 269 242 257 260 266

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1,893 people live within two-miles of the site. This estimate Is

considered to be the most accurate.

2.2 ENVIRONMENTAL RECEPTORS

Information concerning environmental receptors In the vicinity of the

FPRQ site was obtained from the Virginia Department of Game and Inland

Fisheries (VDGIF)-. VDGIF provided a breakdown of species typically found

in aquatic and wetland, woodland, and edge /agricultural habitats. The

total number of species was tallied by category. Individual population

i , counts were not available. Lists of species classified by habitat are

; • provided in Appendix C. According to the VDGIF, there are no threatenedf

*' and endangered species known to'occur In the area.* ta

2.2.1 Aguatic and Wetland Species *iI VDGIF classified streams in the vicinity of the site (Edwards Branch,

Fall Creek, and^ Lawless Creek) as upper perennial, first or second order

u- streams. None of the streams are trout waters. VDGIF listed 56 fish

«-' species, 17 amphibians, 10 reptiles, 44 birds, 20 mammals, one aquatic

*~ siollusk, and four aquatic crustaceans occurring within the U.S.G.S. Blairs

| quadrangle. The entire list Is presented In Appendix. C.I. Fishk*

collection records are also provided for Lawless, Fall, and Little Fall

L Creeks. Fishes collected in these creeks are primarily shiners and chubs

which are non-game species. Though these species are not likely to be

,i_ consumed by humans, they probably are an important source of food for

non-human carnivores such as hawks, egrets, ftferptiBy gj^ne-yiTturtles, minks,

and otters which inhabit the area. "

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2.2.2 Woodland Species

There are a number of game, non-game, and pest species found in the. __ 4. .. _*i*

woodland habitats of the Blairs quadrangle. A. field tally listed 17

amphibians, 16 reptiles, 60 birds, 38 mammals, and four terrestriali

invertebrates. A complete list of species observed in the area is

provided In Appendix C.2.

•2.3 Edge/Agricultural Species

VDGIF _ provided a oreakdown for species associated with the

pasture/woodland interface of the Blairs quadrangle. The dominant species

in this habitat were birds, with 63 tallied. Other species Included ten

amphibians, 12 reptiles, 36 mammals, one terrestrial insect, and five

other terrestrial Invertebrates. A list of species found in edge habitats

is provided in Appendix C.3. '

2.2.4 Agricultural/Farm Species . __ .

Personnel of the Soil - Conservation Service state that there are no

dairy, sheep, or hog farms along Lawless Creek In the vicinity of thei

site. "There are an estimated 100 head of beef cattle which may consume

water from Lawless Creek. Most are located on a farm owned by John

Lumsford (Drawing #1). . r. .

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SECTION 3

WETLANDS DELINEATION

A preliminary wetlands delineation was performed at the FPRQ site to

determine the occurrence of any areas which may be classified as

wetlands. This delineation was made based on soils, vegetation and

hydrologlc data collected from a field reconnaissance, topographic maps,

and aerial photography. Appendix A presents the detailed procedures and

results of this effort. Drawing #2 presents the results of the mapping

effort. - . . -_

Within the quarry, hydrophytic vegetation was observed adjacent to

both the north and south ponds. The occurrence of the vegetation Is due

to the high ground water level within the landfill. The high ground water

level is in turn due to the quarrying and landfllllug operations. These

areas are not considered to be wetlands.

.^ An area with hydrophytic vegetation occurs along .the main site

drainage northwest and downgradient of the site. This area is

-- characterized by cat-tails, giant cane, knot weed, and spike rush in dense

stands or as a narrow band along the channel (Drawing #2). Upland

hardwoods occur within or immediately adjacent to the hydrophytic

' vegetation. Soils are typical of upland areas (non-hydrlc) and includeAt

recent sediment deposition. Small seeps are also p'resent. Aerial

fj photography Indicates, that the hydrophytic vegetation in this area was not

present prior to landfllling.

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These data indicate that the occurrence of hydrophytic vegetation and

the dead upland hardwood trees in this area are due to a change In the

hydrologlc regime caused by the quarrying and/or landfIlling operations.i

It appears that the quarrying and landfilling operations have Increased

local recharge, thereby raising the water table surface and causing ground

water to discharge to the main site drainage.

The area along the Lawless Creek flood plain that is not in pasture is

a bottomland hardwood forest. Soils are derived from alluvium and are

considered hydric by the SCS (1988). Evidence of periodic inudation wasI

observed. Within the bottomland hardwood forest a small riverine emergent

wetland (cat-tail marsh) occurs at the point where the main site drainage

enters the floodplain (Drawing #2). The soils in this area are hydric and

saturated. As this wetland area is not visible In aerial photographs

taken In 1963 and 1971, it also may have been caused by to a change in the

hydrologic regime caused by the quarrying and/or landfill operations.

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SECTION 4

IDENTIFICATION OF MIGRATION PATHWAYS

There are four pathways by which contaminants can migrate from the

site. These pathways Include ground water, surface water, soil, and air.

Transportation and migration of compounds through these pathways are

complexly interrelated. Complex pathways Include:

o Soil to air or surface water, or direct contacto Ground water to surface water or vice versa

4.1 GROUND WATER

Ground water is estimated to be the chief potential contaminant

migration pathway at the site. The preliminary assessment presented In

Westinghouse*s Task 3 technical memorandum dated September 9, 1988

Indicates that the potential extent of off site ground water impacts is

; limited. As the site is located near a ground water divide, and

recharging and through flowing ground .water likely discharges to Lawless

! Creek, the ground water potentially affected by . the site Is probablyU

limited to a narrow area from the site to Lawless Creek. There are not •

known private wells downgradlent of the site. Private wells in the

vicinity of the site are upgradient of the site.

*•< Contaminant migration via ground water occurs in the dissolved state.

![ In general, metals potentially at the site (I.e, lead, chromium) have a

very low solubility and will be readily absorbed onto the soil matrix,

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Organic compounds potentially at the site (tetrachloj-oethylene and methyl

isobutyl ketone) are soluble and relatively mobile:. The compounds will

also be affected by isorption, and biodegradatlon.

4.2 SURFACE WATER

There are two main surface water drainages by which contaminants mayi

migrate from the site; the main site drainage and the southern drainage

(Westinghouse, 1988). Discharge from the north pond and leachate seep

enter the main site drainage. Runoff from precipitation events is

discharged _ to both the main and southern drainages. These drainages also

receive some ground water discharge downgradient of the site.

Both drainages enter Lawless Creek about 1,400 feet to the west.

Lawless Creek in a tributary of Fall Creek.

Surface! water may carry dissolved and entrained contaminants from thei _.__. . .site. The concentration of soluble contaminants that may leave the site

would decrease as they__.._become diluted in surface .water. In addition,

contaminant migration would be further limited by sorption, oxidation,i

volatilization and biodegradatlon.

4.3 SOILS —- : . _ . . . — \

Contaminated soil could migrate from the site If carried off by

individuals or on the tires of vehicles entering and leaving the site.

Access to the site is now limited following installation of the chain link

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fence along the front of the site. The remainder of the site has been

posted with no trespassing signs. Consequently, the potential for soil

being carried from the site Is minimal.

4.4 AIR

Contaminants can migrate from the site via the air route as chemicals

volatilize or as contaminated soil particles are entrained in wind. The

prevailing wind direction In the vicinity of the site Is southwest

(Suffner and Balr, 1987). Contaminants carried by a southwest wind would

move away from the community of Beaver Park to forested and agricultural

land northeast of the site.

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SECTION 5

RECEPTOR PATHWAY ASSESSMENT

Target populations may be exposed to contaminants by the migration

pathways discussed In Section 4. The level of exposure experienced by the

receptor population will be a function of the concentration of potential

contaminants at the exposure point and the duration .off exposure.

6.1 GROUND WATER

No exposure to contaminants in ground water is currently expected.

Wells in the community of Beaver Park are upgradient from the site.iWithdrawal of water from these wells Is not likely to reverse gradients.

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Humans could be .exposed to "contaminated surface water t&rough wading,

fishing or ingestlon of livestock using Lawless Creek as a water source.

The fish species observed in Lawless and Fall Creeks are not likely to be

used as a food source by the local human population. Non-human

carnivorous species "at high levels in the food chain could potentially be

affected by potential contaminants in Lawless Creek, particularly by those

substances that bio-magnify such as chromium. This exposure route will be

limited by dilution, sorptlon, volatilization and biodegradatlon along the

migration route.

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S.3 SOIL

Exposure to contaminated soil by direct contact is likely to be

minimal given the installation of a security fence limiting access to the

site.

5.4 AIR

Human exposure to fugitive dusts will depend on the soil contaminant

level, amount of contaminant adsorbed to the soil, the size of the dust

particle, and how far into the respiratory tract it penetrates (which is a

function of particle size).

Inhalation of volatilized compounds will be limited by the amount of

internal gas generated at the site and the amount of wastes dissolved In

or mixed with water at the site.

This exposure route Is also considered to be minimal. >

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SECTION 6REFERENCES

County of Pittsylvania, 1986, Comprehensive Plan.

Ruffner, J.A. and F.E. Bair, eds., Weather of U.S. Cities, 3rd edition,Vol. 2, Gale Research Co., Detroit, Michigan.

SCS, 1988, Soil Conservation Service

Westinghouse, 1986, Technical Memorandum Task 3, Evaluation of ExistingData for Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study, First Piedmont RockQuarry/Route 719 Site: Westinghouse Environmental Services, CarvNorth Carolina.

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Wetlands Delineation Procedures and Findings

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SECTION A.I

INTRODUCTION

A preliminary wetland delineation was performed at the First Piedmont

Rock Quarry/Route 719 (FPRQ) site to determine if there are any areas In

the vicinity of the site which would be classified as wetlands. The

purpose of the preliminary delineation was not to define the exact

wetland-upland boundaries, but to determine the location and type of

wetlands, If any, in the vicinity of the site which may be influenced by

actions occurring at the quarry. The scope of work is based on the May

IS, 19SS meeting between the U.S. EPA, the Participants and Westinghouse,

and subsequent correspondence with the U.S. EPA.

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SECTION A.2

METHODS

A.2.1 GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS

The basic guidance document utilized in determining wetland areas wasi

the Wetland Identification and Delineation Manual, by William S. Sipple,

Office of Wetlands Protection, Office of Water, U.S. EPA, April 1986,

Interim Final. To determine the indicator status of plant species, the

National List of Plant Species that occur In Wetlands, Region I -

Northeast; found In the Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation Manual,

Appendix C, Technical Report Y-87-1, January 1987, vas used. Terminology

to describe the wetland areas was taken from Classification of Wetlands

and Deepwater Habitats of the United States, by L.M. Cowardin, et al.

(1979).

A,2.2 PRELIMINARY DATA GATHERING

Preliminary data were collected to help determine where the wetlands

areas would be likely to occur. The U.S.G.S. Blairs, VA quadrangle

topographic map, a preliminary soils map from the Soil Conservation

Services (SCS) (1988), and black and white and, infra-red aerial

photographs were examined to determine potential wetland areas.

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A.2.3 WETLAND DETERMINATION TECHNIQUES

A.2.3.1 Criteria

Three criteria were considered in determining if an area was to be

classified as a wetland. These criteria were hydrophytic vegetation,

hydric soils, and wetland hydrology. The simple jurlsdictlonal approach

as outlined In the EPA (1988) wetland manual was used In performing the

wetland delineation. In summary, all three of these criteria need to be

met for classification as wetland.

A.2.3.2 Vegfttational Analysis

The site and nearby downgradient areas were inspected and classified

into different broad vegetational units. The dominant plant species in

each vegetational unit was determined by the following steps:

1. Visual estimates of percent areal cover of individual herbaceousplant species, were recorded. Cover was defined as*" the verticalprojection of plant crowns onto the ground.

2. Each herbaceous species was given a cover class and acorresponding midpoint of the cover class. The cover classes(and midpoints) were: Trace <1* (none); 1-1-5* (3.0); 2-6-15*(10,5); 3-16-15* (20.5); 4-26-50* (38.0); 5-51-75* (63.0);6-76-9S* (85.5); 7-96-100* (98.0).

3. Species were ranked according to midpoints.

4. The midpoint values of all species were summed.

5. Total midpoint values were multiplied by 50*.

6. A cumulative total of the ranked species was performed until 50*of the sum of the midpoints for all species was reached. Allspecies contributing cover to the cumulative 50* threshold wereconsidered dominants.

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7. These steps were repeated for shrub species and samplings. Fortree species, relative basal area was used instead of percentaerial cover to calculate cover classes.

Once dominant - plant species within a vegetational unit were

Identified, their indicator status was determined using the Region 1 -

Northeast wetland plant list (Corps of Engineers, 1987).

A.2.3.3 Examination of Soils

Pittsylvania County SCS soil maps (1988) were examined to determine

the soil series for the vegetational units. A list of hydric soils was

consulted to determine If the soil series for the vegetational units were

classified as hydric.

Soils cores were obtained' from each vegetative unit and examined for

indications of hydric soil conditions. Hydric soil Indicators include:

' >1. Organic soils (Hlstosols) or mineral soils with a histic

eplpedon.

2. Gleying or mottling of mineral soils.

3, Sulfidic materials.

A soil was considered to be a hydric soil if any of the above

conditions were encountered.

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A.2.S.4 Hydrologlc Observations

Evidence of surface inundation, such as sediment deposits, standing

water, surface scouring, drainage channels, and seeps were recorded.

Plant morphological adaptations, such as adventitious roots and buttressed

tree bases, were also used as indicators of saturated soil conditions.

A.2.4 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS

A series of aerial photograph was also examined to determine the

historical presence of wetland areas. Black and white aerial photographs

from 1963, 1971, 1972, 1982, 1986, and 1988 and an infrared 1982

photograph were examined.

A.2.5 WILDLIFE PRESENT IN WETLANDS

During the wetland determination, any animal species observed in the

wetland areas were recorded. >

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SECTION A.3

FINDINGS

Three main areas exhibiting some wetland characteristics occur within

or downgradient of the site. Two areas consisting of small pools of water

and associated hydrophytic vegetation occur in the quarry. Another area

Is located along the main drainage that exits the quarry to the

northwest. The third area is located along the Lawless Creek flood plain

west of the quarry. Drawing #2 depicts the locations of these areas.

A.3.1 - QUARRY AREAS

In the quarry, there are two areas with hydrophytic vegetation

(Drawing #2). These areas are not natural but have been created by the

landfill activities that occurred In the quarry.

A.3.1.1 South Pond L _ - _ -:..--. ..... ; >

The south pond is actually two small pools of water that occur alongi

the south-southeast edge of the quarry. Each pool is approximately 8 by 4

feet -in size. ;

"A. 3.1.1.1 Vegetation Each of the small pools have persistent

emergent wetland vegetation around their edges. The vegetation is growing

in a clay fill material along the edge of the pools and does

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not extend away from the water's edge by more than a foot. The vegetation

consists primarily of several species of rush (Juncus spp) and aider

(Alnus serrBlata.).

A.3.1.1.2 Soil The soil is not a hydric soil but fill material

placed in the quarry during landfill activities. As such the soil does

not exhibit any characteristics of hydric soil. ._ . ..._.

A.S. 1.1.3 Hydrology The pools do not appear to dry out during

periods of low rainfall and, therefore, provide a constant supply of

moisture to the hydrophytic vegetation along the edges of the pools. Data

presented in the Task 3 technical memorandum (Westinghouse, 1988) suggests

that these pools reflect ground water levels.

A.3.1.1.4 Aerial Photographs The aerial photographs confirm that

1 the pools were not present prior to the landfill activity. The 1982,i .19S6, and 1988 photographs show the south pond.

r A.3.1.1.5 Animals Frogs were observed living In the pools. The

~ species of frog was not determined, but is likely to be of the genus Rana.

i

A.S.1.2 North Pond

I The north pond is located along the northwest edge of the quarry

(Drawing #2). This pond consists of shallow open water habitat and is

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isurrounded by an area of hydrophytic vegetation. This area is not natural

but was created by the landfill activities In the quarry.

A.3.1.2.1 Vegetation Vegetation around the north pond consists

primarily of cat-tails (Typha latifolla). small amounts of umbrella-sedgei

(Cyperus sj>.)» and a grass In the drier areas. There are also large

patches in which no vegetation is growing.

A.3.1.2.2 Soil The soil within, this area ie not a hydric soil but

consists of clay fill material as well as a coarser mixture of sand,

gravel, and waste debris.

A.3.1.2.3 Hydrology The north pond consists of a shallow open water

area, as well as areas that are frequently inundated, but dry out between

precipitation events. There Is a small seep on the southwest edge of the

area that also contributes moisture to the western edge. Water in this

area is maintained by ground water discharge (Westinghouse, 1988).

A.3.1.2.4 Aerial Photography In the 1963 photograph the whole

quarry consisted of a small lake. By 1971 landfill activities were

occurring in the quarry. The 1982, 1986 and 1988 photographs show the

north pond area as It currently exists.

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A.3.1.2.5 Animals Frogs were observed living In the pond. The

species of frog was not determined. Eastern Fence lizards (Sceloporus

undulatus hyacinthInus) were observed in drier areas along the perimeter

of the ponds.

A.3.2 ADJACENT AREAS

i The north pond drains to the north-northwest along the main site

drainage (Drawing #2). The drainage channel starts as a man-made cut

through the side of the quarry. The channel Is well defined for only a

short distance before it fans out due to the surface topography andt •( becomes undefined. A second drainage (southern) to the west of the main

drainage serves as an overflow outlet during periods of heavy rainfall.

** This area is characterized by a narrow open clearing that extends north

|" and west, and is surrounded by trees on both sides.L >

A.3.2.1 Vegetation

Hydrophytic vegetation occurs sporadically, In dense stands In areas

L of pooled water, seeps, and along the edge of the main drainage channel.

t Indicative species In this area include cat-tails, giant cane (Phragmites

^ communis), knot weed (Polygonum sp), spike rush (Eleocharis sp.) umbrella

L sedges, and several species of Carex. The area of hydrophytic vegetation

along the main site drainage is about 1,700 square feet.

s These obligate species usually occur in clumps separated from other

clumps by facultative and upland plant species. Dense stands of commonrt.

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ragweed (Ambrosia artemisllfolia). and several grasses are the dominants

in the drier areas. - ,

The vegetation adjacent to the drainage consists of typical upland

woods dominated by beech (Fagus grandifolia). Virginia pine (PInus

virglnlana). oaks (Qurcus spp), hickories (Carva spp.), sweetgum

(Liquidamber styracifua). and sourwood (Oxydendrum arboreum). There are

many dead trees within the drainage. These trees were unidentifiable

except for several Virginia pines. It is most likely that these trees

died because of the increase in soil moisture due to ground water

•discharge from the site.. , . . _ . . . .. -.... ._. _" , n

A.3.2.2 Soils -.— -------- ::-

Soils In this area do not display any well defined hydric

characteristic. Toward the quarry end of the drainage the top layer of

soil consists of 3-4 Inches of orange clayey sand, similar to*that used as

fill material in the quarry. The Jeposits jthin downgradient from the

quarry.

A.3.2.3 Hydrology _ _= ;

At the upper end of the main site drainage there is a well defined

channel with apparently perennial flow. Downgradient the water

Infiltrates and the channel looses definition. The channel is not present

in certain areas. Several seeps from the valley sides occur in this area

as well.

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A.3.2.4 Aerial Photographs

In the 1963 photograph this area is completely wooded. The open area

In the drainage where the hydrophytic vegetation occurs (Drawing #2) is

not present. The 1972 and 1982 photographs were taken during the early

spring and it is not possible to make any conclusions about the vegetation

In this area. In the 1986 photograph it appears that some of the trees

within this area are dead, but the stands of cat-tails and giant cane arei ,

not evident. The 1988 photograph shows the area as seen during the

1 delineation.L .

t *•

i , A.S.2.5 Animals

T • An eastern box turtle (Terrapene Carolina) was observed on the edge of

* - a clump of cat-tails , within'this area. An eastern box turtle shell was

[' also collected adjacent to what is thought to be an old fox den near one

edge of the clearing. *

* *•

A.3.3 LAWLESS CREEK FLOOD PLAIN

I Two different types of areas occur downgradlent from the site on the

t *

LLawless Creek flood plain. These areas include a riverine forested area

and a persistent emergent wetland. -

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A.3.3.1 Bottomland Forest

A. 3. 3. 1.1 Vegetation The riverine forested area is commonly calledi

a bottomland hardwood forest. Dominant overstory vegetation in the

bottomland hardwood community are tulip poplar, river birch ( Be tula

nigra) , red maple (Acerubrum), sycamore (Platanus accidental), and sweet

gum. _ .Understory trees, include alder, willow (Sallx nigra), and ironwood

(Carpinus caroliniana). _ ... .. ....'.

A.3. 3.1.2 Soils _ The .soils, _In the flood plain are listed by the

SCS (1988) as a Chenneb-Toccoa soil derived from alluvial sediments.

Chenneb soils are considered a .hydric soil by the SCS. The soil exhibited

mottling characteristic of hydric soils.

: >

£.3.3*1.3 Hydrology At the time of this evaluation the soils were

not saturated. However, depressions containing compacted leaf litter and

sediments, characteristic of flooding or inundation, were observed. Some

of the larger trees are buttressed. Indicating hydric conditions.

j A. 3.3.1.4 Aerial Photographs ^be bottomland hardwoods do not

appear to have changed from the 1963 photograph to the 1988 photograph.

A. 3*3. 1.5 Animals Beaver (Castor canadgnsls) activity was observed

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Creek In this area. The forest trees were utilized by a number of birdispecies as well. _ i _

A. 3. 3. 2 Persistent Emergent Wetland

At the point where the main site drainage enters the Lawless Creek

flood plain, a small area classified as a riverine persistent emergent

wetland occurs. This wetland is referred to as the cat-tail marsh

(Drawing #2). The area of this wetland Is about 6,200 square feet.

A. 3. 3. 2.1 Vegetation The dominant vegetation in this wetland are

cat-tails and jewel weed (Impatiens capensis). Joe-Pye weed ( Euphator ium" ~~

fj.stulos.um) , smart weed, umbrella-sedges, and several grasses were also

present. The fringe of the marsh contained alder, willow, sweetgum, and

sycamore .

' ~~~A. 3. 3. 2. 2 Soils The soils within the marsh area showed mottling

characteristic of hydric soils. The upper layer was high in organic-

matter, and contained sulfidic materials which gave off a hydrogen sulflde

odor when walked on.

A. 3. 3. 2. 3 Rydrology At the time of wetland determination the soils

within the marsh area were saturated with water.

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iiA.3.3.2.4 Aerial Photographs This cat-tall marsh Is not visible in

ithe 1963 and 1971 aerial photographs. However it is very clear in the

1982 photograph.

iA.3.3.2.5 • Animals A ruby-throated humming bird (Archilochusi -———™———

colubris) was observed feeding on jewel weed flowers. An eastern box

turtle shell was also collected adjacent to the marsh.

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SECTION A.4

CONCLUSIONS

Within the quarry, hydrophytic vegetation occurs around the north and

south pond. This vegetation is due to the high ground water levels at

these locations. The high ground water levels are in turn due to the

quarrying and landfill operations. These areas are not considered* ' • , •! wetlands as they do not exhibit hydric soils and are solely due to man's

activities.

Similarly, the area of hydrophytic vegetation along the main site

' drainage Is due to the change in the hydrologic regime caused by the

quarrying and landfilllng operations. This area was once upland woods.

Landfilling at the quarry; combined with ditching to drain the north pond,i . * -

changed the hydrologic regime and caused the vegetation in these area to»

adapt. Heavy sedimentation combined with changes In the hydrology of thisf-

area killed the upland trees creating a more open habitat In which the

L emergent hydrophytic vegetation developed on the wetter sites.

r The Lawless Creek flood plain, not In pasture, contains two types of

^" areas. The flood plain is primarily a bottomland hardwood. However a

* cat-tall marsh occurs in an area that is locally wetter than the

surrounding flood plain. As the cat-tail marsh area was not present prior

to landfilllng, it may also be influenced by the change in the hydrologic**

regime.

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APPENDIX B

Property Owners within Two Miles of FPRQ Site.

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138 A ._ 59 Carter»_w F_&_Irma(E138 A 60- Nester, Earl Anderson & Ruby B138 A 60A Nester, James A & Clella138 A 60B Osbbrne, Marvin C & Jane H138 A 61 Nester, Owen Fraulin & Katheryn138 A . 62 Jones, Freddie Reed & Shirley A138 ..... A 63 Jones, Floyd 0 & Clara Jean138 A 63A Foust, Jeffrey D138 A 64 Jones, Floyd 0 & Clara Jean138 A 64A Jones, Floyd 0 & CLara Jean138 A 66 Motley, John Treat & Cora V138 A 67 Oak Grove Baptist Church'138 A 68 T Motley, John T & Cora V138 A 69 Motley, Killie A138 A •' . . 70 Farmer, William H & Margie J138 A ,71 Hall, H We Id on138 A 71A Cole, John L & William Thomas Starkey138 A 72 - Butter, Brenda Oven Self138 5 _*...! .- . Farmer, William 1 & Margie J138 5 ------ 2 Smith, Steve R139 A 23 Blairs Jr High139 A ..__.. 3? _ Bryant Bros & Johnson139 A 33 Overbey, Gertie Brown139 . A 35 Landrum, Larry Edward & Jan ice G139 A 36 ... Overbey, Gertie Mae139 A 3^8 ™™ Rev£8> Alien M & Linda T139 A 39 Gosnell, Frank L & Helen E139 A 40 Landrum, Samuel Edward139 A 40A - Landrum, Coy Samuel & Betty A139 A 40B Hawkins, Andrew P & Starley L139 A ""~ 41 Dyer, Gus W

-.139 A 42 Southside Manufacturing Corp139 A 42A Star Paper Tube Inc. >139 A 43 Brooks, Alvin R & Virginia T139 A 44 White, Harold & Elma J139 A 46A Hodges, James A Jr139 ,A 46B pyer, Gus W Sr & Ellen D139 A 46C Plotkins, Nathan M139 • A 46D Criswell, Oscar M Jr & Frances B139 A _ 47 Harding, Edna L139 A ^' ^^ " 47A She 1 ton, Evelyn fl139 A 47B Giles, Kay Shelton139 A 47C Shelton, Madeline H139 A 47D Shelton, Madeline H139 A 47E Balderson, Bonnie 6 & Brenda Mutter139 A 48 Morris, William A139 A • 48A JThpmpson & Wyatt Inc.139 A 48B Morris, William A139 A 49 Lunsford, Jbhn W & Irmgard R139 A 49A Morris, William A139 A 49B Morris, William A139 A 49C Morris, William A139 A. 49D Morris, William A139 A 49E Keen, 0 Pate

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139 A 49F LunSford, Berndie R & Sylvia C139 A 50 Jones, Austin E & Janie H139 A 5QA Jones, Austin E Jr & Sandra W139 A SOB Jones, Austin E Jr & Sandra W139 A 51 Guill, Lottie H & Vivian H139 A 51A Hazelwood, Hubert C & Frances D139 A 53 Barker, W Onico & Lucy L139 A 54 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.139 A 55 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.139 A 59 King, George Willie139 A 60 B 1* Ryland James Jr139 A 61 Knick, Linda P139 A 62 Jones, Virginia Lupton139 A 62A Martin, Ivory J & Sharon F139 A .. 63 Dalton, Louise Wall139 A 63A Dalton, Larry Wayne & Vivian M139 A 64 McNichols, W E139 A 65 McNichols, Bonnie Jeanette139 A _66 Farthing, Buford C139 A 72 Adkins, Rufus H & Eunice M139 A 72A Dalton, Louise W139 A 89 Jones, Virginia Lupton139 A 90 Welch, Kenneth L & Avenell R139 A 91 Evans, Osborue H139 A 92 Marshall, William Ira Jr139 A 92A Dodson, Thomas Neal139 A 93 Marshall, Mamie Rowe & Elizabeth T139 A, 94 Withe, Brenda Marshall & Others139 A 95 Marshall, Mamie Rowe & Elizabeth T139 A 96 Waddell, Joel D139 A 97 Waddell, Joel B139 A; 98 Overcast, Kelly E139 A 98A Dodson, Thomas Neal & Faye B139 A 99 Anderson, Clyde & Virgie S139 A 100 Kessler, Stanford Wayne & Hary E139 A 101 Motley3 Augustine J & Gladys H139 A 102 Compton, Leon Desmond & Nancy B

F 139 A 103 Compton, Richard Lacy^ 139 A 103A Lindsey, Rebekah C

139 -A 103B Compton, Wallace Mr 139 A 103C Compton, R Lacy Jr

139 3 2 Gosney, James Earl & Susan W139 3 2A Cemetery139 3 2B Adkins, Rufus H Jr139 3 2C Coleman, Charlie L E & Doris E139 3 2B Reynolds, Ella G Est139 4 . 3 McKannen Tommy & Gwendolyn S139 4 3A Harper, Esther139 4 3B Brown John Jr & Sylvia139 4 3C Lewis, Mona Childress139 4 3B McMannen, Tommy C & Gwendolyn S139 4 3E Clements, Charles D139 4 . 3F Clements, Charles D139 4 3G Lewis, John W

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139 .4 . ....... ,.3H , Lewis,, John W & David Childress139 4 3J_._ _ Lewis, John W & Hona C139 4 . . . . . . 3K Hubbard, Charles J & Bessie D139 4 3L Clements, Charles D139 4 .... . 3M Long, George D139 4 ._ . :. _. _3N __ Elam, William & Hancy139 5 .- i -—-— stapXeton, Curis & Nellie L139 5 _ _1A Criswell, Oscar M Jr & Frances B139 _5 2 ......... Farmer, Garland W139 5 . . . . . . .3 Rice, James T & Richard S Bendall139 5 3A Rice, James T & Richard S Bendall139 g __ 1 Morris, Edward Jackson & Doris B139 g 2 Morris, Edward Jackson & Doris B139 - -6 2A Morris, Harry E & Minnie T139 g "' 2B Morris, Edward Jackson & Doris B139 g 2C "Morris, Edward Jackspn & Doris B139 7 1 Anderson, Clyde & Virgie S139 7 2 Adkins, Sandy P139 10 . .__ .' 1 Overcash, Kelly E139 iQ 2 Gosney, James Earl & Susan W139 11 A Ford, Charlotte C139 12 L White, Jamerson C S C H Hawker139 12 ,1 Y-eatts, JC & Sons Inc.139 13 1 Jones, Virginia Lupton139 13 _....'... . ..._2 ^ Lee, Jerry139 13 3 Glass, James A Jr & Gatherlin D139 13 4 Glass, Jaems A Jr & Catherlin A139 13 5 Fitzgerald, Samuel J & Mary Lee139 13 6 ' Hughes, Phyllis F139 13 7 Fitz, Bernard & Clarice H

^ 139 13 8 Harston, WillieL— 139 13 I ___ 9 McCain, Henry Lester

139 15 .3 King, Laura Mae >| 139 15 . . . . . . _ . 4 , Bennett, Emily C & Terry Lee| 139 15 . . . . . . . . .5 Irby, Wanda Kay White & Lionell

139 15 7 Ward, Pollie King139A A 1 Davis, Georgia Carter W & Johnie H13 9A ' "A LA Davis, Johnnie Neal & Georgia C139A -A IB Davis, Johnnie H Jr & Cynthia B13 9A "A 1C Davis, Johnnie H Jr & Cynthia B139A A 2 Jones, Tommy H & Virginia S13 9A A 3 Jennings, W H139A 1 _ _ B _ Cole, John L & Others139A 1 C Bumett, Kay Frances Austin13 9A i D Bumett, Kay Frances Austin139A 1 E Bennett, Henry139A i f . F Burnett, Kay Frances Austin139A 1 G .. Burnette, Lewis & Kaye139A 1 1C White, Marion T Jr139A. l 2 Bennett, Henry Douglas & Mittie F13 9A 1 2C McLaughlin, James A139A 1 3 King, Frank Douglas & Elsie J13 9A 1 . 4 Hudson, Pansy Carter139A 1 6 .Mays, Robert & Martha

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1 7 Younger, Sally Jackson139A 1 8 Younger,'Lelia B & William H

1 9 Carter, Rosa1 Gl Burnett, Kay Frances Austin1 10 King, Aggie2 3 Yeatts, Patsy Johnson & Richard C

139A 2 7 Brown, Oren T & Arline D2 13 Pierce, Christine

Crane, Alvin E & Gladys C

139A 2 40

T "^ QA 'A. *-*• — — •—— * —— - ---**y 27 Crane," Alvin E & Gladys

32 1*U tff.o-f-f.fr — —r--——- - ———— - -

Taylor, Gamett Ford Terry

13 9A 2 *•' ~ ~_—" *Blairs Baptist-Church1*04 2 12SA T & T Petroleum Co. Iix Blairs Baptist Church

153 of> Thomas W & Garnett>159 ffhitlock, Ricky 0 & Bobby 0183 Bryant, Louise N

2 198 Blairs Baptist Church2 183 Bryant, Louise N

198 Blairs Baptist C139A 2 202 Tsylor, Garnett F139A 2 206 Taylor, Garnett F4.UV -—j -,- , . ...

2 218 Blairs Baptist Church

139A 2 iiq-0 Jjuj.01., - ——«——— - - ——-Burch, W Arnette & Pauline W

2 243 Bfyant Bros & JohnsonBurch, W Arnett & Pauline W

my Burch, W Arnette & Pauline t254 Burch, W Arnett & Pauline W257 Burch, W Arnett & Pauline W2 «'

2 259 Blair, William R3 10A Blairs Fire & Rescue Inc.

139A 3 20 Saunders, A W & Hat tie B13 9A139A 4 J -«...».-» ———r ——

8 Pierce, Josephine Patterson

ctauuaete, «. n « «.«.*.*,..- —139A 4 3 . Osborne, J Kenneth_& Annie LeeJ . VOU V4. ***- , - ————————— - ———— -

5 Pierce, Josephine Patterson

A 10 Bryant, Landon A JrBryant, Louise H

,39A 4 18 Blair, John C & Sandra A -t39A 4 20 Blair, John C & Sandra A139A 4 23 Conner, Ernest R & Barbara G

4 12 Bryant, Louise H

^J \sUUUCA. , «fcm-» «- « •*- — —— — —— —

4 27 Guill, Richard Neal & Joyce Ann"4 30 Cook, Stephen L1 -5 01 4 JU \/UU , .Cf" " ~

J39A ' 4 33 Ford, Eddie Strugeon & Elson Ge 16 T & T Petroleum Co. Ir~5 16A Blairs Baptist Church

139A 5 16 T & T Petroleum Co. Inc.13 9A 5 16A Blairs Baptist Church139A 6 A T & T Petroleum Co. Inc.139A, 6 B T & T Petroleum Co. Inc.139A 7 6 Bryant, Louise N139A 7 11 Bumett, Day Frances Austin139A 8 r 26 Ford, Elson Gardner "' "

6A Dallas, Erma Bryant— " » f *r — __

li JUUtUCUL., ****J -. *«.—— •—— ————- ——

26 Ford, Elson Gardner & Christine WljyA y 6A Dallas, Erma Bryant139A 9 - 58A Keesee, John & Mary J139A 9 59A Dallas, Erma Bryant139A 9 60A McGregor, Ernest A & Mildred L139A 9 104A Corbin, Wyatt S & James A

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139A 9 120 .. Jones, Tommy H & Virginia H139A 9 129B Ford, Elson G & Christine W139A 9 .._. ,._-_-__ -129C McGregor, Ernest A & Mildred L139A 9 _.. ,.- - - - - - --.- 131, ._. ., -,Da_lla_8, Erma Bryant139A 9 131B _ Yeatts, Ballard Waynt & Phyllis W139A 9 147 Bryant, Bros & Johnson139A 10 2 Dallas, Erma Bryuat &" Others139A 11 1- - _.....__ _Conner, Ernest R & Barbara G139A 11 2 ... ___ Blair, Jack Dev Corp139A 11 3 Ford, Roy K Jr, Fred C, & David 0139A 11 4 Yeatts, Bessie B !139A 11 _ _ _ _ _ . ._. 5 Ford, Elson G & Christine13 9A 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6A Mount Herman Land Co.139A 11 ....._.... _.__ 6B Mount Herman Land Co.139A 11 . -!'._._ 7 Wright, Robert G & Retha F139A 11 _ __8 Hardison, Donald A ..139A 11 . .._._ _ 9 Hardison, Donald A139A 11 10 Blair, Jack Dev Corp139A 11 -11 _ Blair, Jack Dev Corp139A 11 _„ 12, -...-_ _ _ _ _ _ Hardison, Donald A139A 11 . _ 13 ..... Hawker, C M & Mary H13 9A 11 14 Osborne, J Kenneth & Annie S139A 11 IS . ... Osborne, J Kenneth & Annie S139A 11 16 Hawker, CMS Mary H139A 11 .... 17 Hawker, C M & Mary H139A 11 .... 18 Hardison, Donald A II139A 11 19 Hawker, C M & Mary'H139A 11 . 20 Landrum, Coye S139A 11 21 - Keen, 0 Pate139A 11 22 Keen, 0 Pate139A 11 ; " 23 Keen, 0 Pate139A 11 ; 24 Keen, 0 Pate13 9A 11 _.._._. .25 , Holt, Marvin & Shir ley *139A 11 .. 26 Holt, Gary A & Blanche W13 9A 11 27A Landrum, Coye S139A 11 _ ......_. 27B Adams, Harry K Sr13 9A 11 27C _ Landrum, Coye S139A !!..__..„ ~ ._. ."i"8~_I _T Holt, Marvin & Shirley139A 11 __ ...__25 Hood, Kervin E139A XI .._. 30"" :" " Pritchett, Eddie D139B A 2 Edwards, Roy S139B A 3 Edwards, R S139B A 3A Edwards, Roy S & Helen S139B A 4T Edwards, Mildred C139B A 5 Edwards, Mildred C139B A .7 Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy139B A ' 7A Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy139B A 7B • Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy139B A 8 Motley, Edward H & Zelar B139B 1 6 Harris, Daryle W & Wanda C139B 1 _ __ 20 Farthing, Paul W139B 1 20A Hall, WC & Gwendolyn M139B 1 _ __ 24A : Barker, W Onico & Lucy L

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MAP TOCBBg PAgCEL HOHBER SAME

139B 1 26A Brown, 0 D & Gladys Elizabeth139B 1 28B Dalton, Edward C & Shirley S139B 1 30B Adams, Charles B Jr & Patsy P139B 1 34 Neals Tobacco Co. Inc.139B 1 34A Harraway, Bertie Russell139B 1 36A Cassell, Curtis13 9B 1 42 Cassell, Curtis139B 2 2 Adkins, Willie C & Lois ff139B 3 1 Hall, Ryland James Jr139B 3 ..___ : 1A Hall, Ryland James Jr139B 3 IB Hall, Ryalnd James Jr139B 3 2 Hall, Ryland James Jr139B 3 3 Hall, Ryland James Jr139B 4 1 Oak Grove Baptist Church139B 4 •' 56 Motley, John T & Cora V139B 4 10 Motley, John T139B 4 12 Jones, Nathaniel & Shirley Ann139B 4 13 Jones, Nathaniel & Vemelle139B 4 -15 Jones, Charlie & Minnie139B 4 18 Green, Sidney Albert139B 4 20 Terry, Katherine139B 4 23 Saunders, Roosevelt & Lee Muriel139B 4 25 Griffin, Major139B 4 35 Cole, John L & Wm Thomas Starkey139B 4 39 Farmer, Garland W139B 4- 49 Brooks, Lillie Mae13 9B 4 50 Dillon, Wiliam Lee & Juanita S139B 4 52 Wieringo, Willie H & Carolyn L

'" 139B 4 53 • Overton, G A & Happy Ann139B 4 59 Overton, G A & Happy Ann139B 5 6 Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy

— 139B 5; 10 McNichols, William Edward & Margie H139B 5 .10A Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy

f 139B 5 12 Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy^ 139B 5 16 Harraway, Bertie Robertson'& Dorothy

139B 5 16A Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy« 139B 5 16B Harraway, Bertie Robertson & Dorothy

139B -"5 16C Fanner, Garland W*~ 139B • 5 26 Farmer, Garland W

139B ~5 28 Farmer, Garland W139B 5 49 Farmer, Carland W

— 139B 5 50 Farmer, Garland W139B 5 55 Farmer, Garland W

p 139B 6 1 Echols, Chestley & Delia Vfa. 139B 6 2 Jones, Floyd D & Clara Jean H

139B 7 9 Harris, DaryU-W & Wanda Ct ! 3 9 B 7 ' 11 Farthing, Paul W

139B 7 16 Farthing, Payl W & Helen W139B 7 17 Hall, W Curtis & Gwendolyn

( 139B 7 18 Dalton, Edward Crenshaw & Shirley B, 139C 2 1 Welch, Kenneth L & Avenell R*• 139C 2 2 Wiliams, Bumell B & Mary S

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MAP HUMBKB. PARCEL HUMBER _ \ _ .,.,.-...._ ,HAME

139C 2 _ ._ . 2A _ .___ Adkins, Rufus H & Eunice M139C 2 ... _ . _ . ..... ... ,.3A _. .Hatchings, Michael A139C 2 . _ '"SB""" McNichols, William'Edward & Margie H139.CL 2 . ..__—..._ .__.A,— ,._... Thompson, John Albert139C 2 . 5". ...,- _ Tk°m_Pson* John Albert139C 2 — —". 5A Thompson, John Albert & Catherine C139C 2 „ _ .._6 "'Fitzgerald, Walter Oakley & Lena J139C 1 ____6A__ ._.__ Fit?Ser ld> Walter !Oakley & Lena J139C 2 .7 Williams, Burnell B & Mary S13 9C 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 < o?e8 * J athaniel139C 2 .."...""=- ^ ones, George E & Joan C13 9C 2 .10 Barbour, Virginia t>139C 2 - ._.__.. 11 Pope, Jerry & Dollie139C 2 12 _ __Sydnor, Washington139C 2 _ *' _ 13 Perkins, Joe Lewis & Annie M139C 2 14 _ _ Jones, Richard J & Fannie L139C 2 _ 15 Jones, Richard J & Fannie L139C 2 __ __16 Wiles, James" Earl & Margie Lee139C 2 _ _-17 Wiles, James Earl & Margie L139C 2 18 Bruce, Willie Eugene & Viola W139C 2 19 Adams, William Dwight139C 2 __ 38 Fitzgerald, Jimmie & Marnise D139C 2 39 ""'"••• GlCTLn, Claude Dale !& Anna Lee139C 2 40 Salem Investors LTD139C 2 41 Wilson, Wallace ][>ean139C 2 42 Perkins, Joe Lewis & Annie Mae139C 2 43 Glenn, Harry Jr ,& Rebecca K139C 2 44 Thompson, Charlie Alien & Wylean G139C 2 _ 45 Fitgerald, Clifton W & Nannie P139D 1A .1 Thompson & Waytt Inc.139D 1A ~ 2 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.139D 1A' _ 2A Mctaughlin, Nancy H139D 1A 3 ___ Thompson & Wyatt Inc. >-139D 1A 3A Winstead, Joel Willie & Viviaa D139D 1A __4 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.13 9D 1A 4B Fitzgerald Ray A & Betty M13 9P 1A 5 Womack, Hattie B13 9D - 1A 6 Edmonds, Edward & Vivian W139D ... 1A .....__7 Myers", Ramsey E & Agnes I139D 1A 8 Saunders, Smith & Alice E139D 1A 9 Hairston, James H & Alberta K139D 1A 10 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.139D 1A 11 Stamps, John A Jr & Frances F139D 1A .. 12 Stephens, Knrnia Mae139D 1A " 13'-—"-'- Andersoia, IJouglas & Amanda Ruth139D 1A 14 Stephens, Clarence E139D IB ' 15 White, John Langhorne & Lillian139D IB 16 ___Vaden, La.wrence Jr & Jeanette C13 9D IB 17 Vaden, Lawrence & Missouri139D IB 18 ?olt, Gary A & Blanche W139D IB 1? ^la8S_»_ Charlie D & Deloris D139D IB 20 Pittsylvania County Service

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"V" --—- ^ "IAR30058

13gD 1B 21 Cross, Leon & Fannie C,-on IB 22 Terry, Timothy J & Dianne C^L ,B 23 Holt, William H & Brenda C*~*y 1B 24 Stephens, Lee Roy & Alice R

1B 25 White, Margaret E13gD 1B 26 Davis, Eddie Lee & Vanessa T139D IB 27 Terry, Sammy139D IB 28 Glass, Hedley & Virginia D13on IB 29 Walker, Chlore G _l3gD 1B 30 Anderson. Johnnie A & Nome

1B 31 Waller, James W & Emily A15 32 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.15 33 Robertson, Joe L & Margaret1B 34 Thompson, & Wyatt Inc.

34A Cemetery35 Hairston, James E & Mornice W36 Wiles, Clarence Odell & Niche"37 Blackwell, James A & Joyce W

E

P

13 9D IB "' 34A Cemetery

139D 1B 36 Wiles, Clarence Odell & Michelle C139D IB -' - _ - _13gQ IB -38 Jeffreys, Florence W

15 39 Saunders, Sallie B1B 40 McCullough, Charles C & Maxine A1B 41 Dodson, Willie H & Mattie C

T?ffl> IB 42 Moorman, Louis & Thelma S13 , 1B 43 Brooks, Harry Dave & Flossie Ann139D IB 44 White, John & Marion G139D IB 45 Bowe, Sandy & Alice F"* 46 Stamps, Kelvin Monroe & Gladys Wr-' 139B IB 46 scamps, ne.Lv.Lu. in.u*.v& u —-

• 139D IB 47 Totten, James A & Elnora S139D --- ~139D IB 49 ——.--—, ——— _, __ _

Pritchett, Willard Jr & Vicki W

• 139D IB *' J-Oi-i-eu, -«iuco «• « -*——-1. 139D IB 48 ' Womack, Charlie & Nellie Mae

Coleman, John R Jr & Helen S139D 1B 50 Pritchett, Willard Jr & Vicki139D 1B' 51 Witcher, Randolph & Almeda M139B 1B 52 Beck, Will & Josephine >139D IB 53 Dixon, Charles D & Lisa C139D XB 54 Long, Raymond E & Betty J139D IB 55C Beck, Louise139D 1B 55B Guy, Sterling & Phyllis S139E 1 3 Farmer, Garland W139S 1 4 Farmer, Garland W139E ^ . 5 Farmer, Garland W.,,QE i 6 Farmer, Garland WioQE ! 8 Pritchett, Eddie D & Carolyn M139E x 9 Pritchett, Eddie D & Carolyn M139E j 10 Pritchett, Eddie D & Carolyn M139E i 11 Whitt, John C & Bessie Ruth139E i 12 Whitt, John C & Bessie Ruth139E i * 13 Kendrick, Franklin J

14 Moore, Clarence A & Mary M15 Nester, Jerry D & Ellen S

J.J30 A 3-J . * „ _139E i 16 Hankrns, Betty Joyce139E i 17 Stapleton, Curtis & Nellie X.13§E 1 18 Gill, Lawrence D & Audrey T

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MAP HQHBER FASCEL HUKBE&

139F _._!_ _ 9 .. Blair, Wiliam R139F i - 10 White, Jamerson C &'C M Hawker139F 1 11 _Wfcite» Jamerson C & C M Hawker139F r 12 White, Jamerson C&'C M Hawker139F j^ _ 13 Rogers, William H Jr & Judith R139F JL _ . -___-____....-14 __ Rogers, William H Jr & Judith R

i 15 ...... White, Jamerson C & CM Hawkeri 16 _ Wkij16' Jamerson C & C M Hawker

139F i ........ __1_7 White, Jamerson C&C M Hawker139F i !.""".__ _18 '_ White, Jamerson C & C M Hawker139F 1 _19 White, Jamerson C & C M Hawker139F 1 __20 White, Jamerson^ C & C M Hawker13 9F 1 _21 _, __White, Jamerson C & C M Hawker139F i . 23 .... White, Jamerson C & C M Hawker139F 1 *' 25 Saunders, James E & Carolyn P139F 1 .... 26 .._.:_.. Logan, Elmer F Sr & 5 or o thy R139F 1 _ 27 Logan, Elmer F Sr & Dorothy R13 9F 2 . __1 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 _.._._... ,- 2 _ _,_ Ford Charlotte C139F 2 3 Ford Charlotte C13 9F 2 ^4 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 - 5 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 _;. 6 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 ..,__. imi__Ford Charlotte C139F 2 8 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 9 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 10 Ford Charlotte C139F 2 .„.__.__..„ .,11, . . _ ...... ?P?r4 Charlotte C139F 2 .-_ - -12 .- Ford Charlotte C139F 2 15 Ford Charlotte C139G 1A 1 Franklin, Billy T & Sandra H139G 1A' _ 2 Walker, Ronnie W & Elizabeth T139G 1A 3 " Thompson & Wyatt Inc. >139G 1A 4 Walker, Michael Alien & Patricia 013 9G 1A 5 Hopkins, Steven I & Linda Sue139G l'A 6 Mozingo, Lonnie R Jr & Tamara R139G 1A 7 Adams, Frank Lee139G - 1A $ Adkins, Bennett J & Debra C139G .- 1A 9 Evans, Thelma G & Others139G 1A 9A Osborne, Julian E & Hazel E139G IA "10 Barker, Douglas K & Lee Ann139G 1A IDA Barker, Douglas K & Lee A139G IA __11 T .Moore, Alan Ray & Nancy R139G 1A 12- - Sage, Merrill Wayne & Frances S139G 1A __13-_ Aiken, Hasseltine R139G 1A 14 Smith, Clarence A & Charlotte A139G IA ' ;!5_. „ Wilson, Judy A139G 1A 16 Walters, John C & June C139G IA ~ 17 Williamson, Howard C & Marion L139G 1A 1.7A Williamson, Howard C & Marion L139G 1A 18 Thompson & Wyatt Int.

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MAP KOaBER £Ag£H.HR_BE| „_ . 2*** _...-_ _ __.:. ....

-39G 1A 19 Jackson, John A-,0- 1X 20 Barts, Clenn Ray & Kathy D"« 7A 21 McDaniel, Larry Y Jr & Deloris Wi»« IB 1 Sparrow, Acie C & Ava H;*« IB ' 2 Rodgers, Jeffrey D & Ruth B"S iB 3 Hammock, David Gene & Deborah Ann«« IB 4 Hankins, Carson Floumoy

G 1B 5 Long, James T & Susan Ci4QG IB 6 Moore, Alan Claude139G IB 7 Rigney, Ronnie D & Sandra L1SQC IB 8 Rising, Ray B & Brenda T ,J| £ ic 1 Willis, William C Jr & Patricia A DaltonT9GG ic 2 Mims, Christy Gene,™ 1C 3 Walker, Ronald J & Deborah S139 ic .- 4 Heffinger, Boyd Clifton Jr139G ic 5 Seay, Debra P1-90T TC 6 Adkins, Ronnie L"^ iC 7 Pruitt, Daniel M & Vicky B

1C _ 3 Yeatts, Ronald T & Brenda MitOG 1C 9 Doolin, Johnny A & Debra K

2P 1 Dalton, W Daryl & Kathy P2£ 2 Hester, James E & Faye A

139G 2F 3 Morgan, William E & Sandra M2F 3A Morgan, William E2j 4 Owen, Connie L Jr & Susan L22 5 Collins, Paul H & Deborah A

,«oc 25 6 Owen, David W & Genie R"t; 2F 7 Turner, Rodger D & Diane C

2F 8 - Shealy, Edward 0 & Mary H, 1 Hairston, Raymond Lee & Mary A

r- 139E 1 2 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.,-QTT i ; 3 Waddell, Tony C & Donna S

U 1J* ' 4 Saunders, Thomas J fit Willie B

r

13 9G 1C

i*»

1-9H 1 5 Harrison, Ernestine139H j 6 Petty, Henry E & Mary Jane •13 9H l 7 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.j39H 1 8 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.139H ! 9 Tanner, Robinson C & Mamie D139H . 1 10 Simpson, Harry

'139H i 11 Goode, Mariei

13 9H ! 13 Petty, Stephen E & Leonuell B139H

,12 Petty, Stephen E & Leonuell B

14 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.15 Robinson, Sammie L16 Chaney, Dean A & Gladys S

139H ! 17 Parker, Leon R.& Audrey A13 OH 1 ' 18 Goode, Laryy D139H 1 19 Watkins, Sherman C & Deborah E139H i 20 Lipscomb, Clara J13 9H 1 21 Thomspon & Wyatt Inc.139R i 22 Waller, Shirley W139H 1 23 Dixon, Katie R

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MAP KUMBKR "PARCEL HTMBER SAME

139H 1 .....____ 24 - .; Glass, Futh139H 1 25 Wimbush, Arthur L & Belinda L139H 1 26 Wiles, Stanley & Amy139H 1 27 Wiles, Sanley140 A 12 Pittsylvania Baptist Assoc.140 A 15 Kent Lodge 305 AF fii AM140 A 16 Gosney, Elwood L140 A . ... 19 Gosney, Horace E Est140 A 20 Head, Carolyn Evans140 A ... , ;21 Daniels, Carolyn Evans & Others140 A 22 Williams, Burnell Butcher & Mary S140 A 23 Williams, James Leland140 A 23B Williams, David Alan140 A . 24 Shields, Barbara M & Others140 A *_'_ 25 Lewis, Ben B140 A 26 Lewis BenB & Violet p140 A . . . . _ _ . 27 Gosney, James E & Susan E140 A 27A Evans, til lie Zing & W C140 A _ _ _ _ _ -26 Hall, Etlie F :140 A 28A _Clark, Reginald Holmes & Ruth140 A 29 " Clark, Reginald H & Ruth H140 -A ... ____30 Morris, Edward Jackson & Doris B140 A .31 Morris, Edward Jackson & Doris B140 A 32 Hodges, William Murray & Ruby W140 A 33; Hodges, William Murray & Ruby W140 A " 34 ~ ~ Finch, Thos C & Doris140 A 35 Ferguson, H C & Doris C140 A 36 Ferguson H C Jr & Doris C140 A 37 - Williams, David A & Sharon W140 A 39 Vernon, Benjamin T & Evelyn W

f"" 140 A ; " " 40 " Walker^fhomas JuniorI-L 140 A ' 41 Walker, Thomas Junior

140 A 42 Shields, Barbara H & Others|" 140 A 42A Shields, Barbara M & Others^ 140 A 43 Hammock, Paul & Ellen K

140 A 43A ~ Shields, Edward S & Barbara M140 A 44 Allgood, Ira Thouias III140 'A '46 Williams, Burnell. B & Mary S140 • A 46A Tate, Don K & Jaiet S140 ' A 46B _ Williams, Susan Frances140 A ^47 ~""~~" WiTliffias, Burnell B & Mary S140 A _. 49 Williams, Burnell B & Mary S140 A 53 Barker, John H & Doris D140 A 55 Barker, W A140 A .56 Barker, Wiliam Atvis140 A 57A Barker, John Robert & Nancy D140 1 " _ _ _ 1 v Postnikoff, Lois H & Ivah & Hall140 1 1A Cemetery140 1 . _ -3 Postnikoff, Lois H & Ivah & Hall140 1—_......_ _ _?^_~ Gregory, James B140 2 173" Gregory,T JafiTes B140 2 174 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F

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flR300585

HAP KTJKBEE. PARCEL HHJBKS

-4Q 2 175 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F5A Cemetery5B Vassar, Carl N Jr & Carlene 0C Meadows, Otha S & Ruby F4 Gunnell, Frankie.W & Elizabeth D

2 175A Cemetery2 175B Vassar, Carl N Jr & Carlene 0g C Meadows, Otha S & Ruby F

4 Gunnell, Frankie.W & Eli13 5 Gunnell, Frankie W & Elizabeth D

14Q 13 6 Francis, Beulah Bray •,/Q 13 7 Shields, Edwin R & Joan E

13 8 Shields, Edwin R & Joan E3A 55 Gosney, Horace E Est3A 56 Gosney, Horace E Est

140A 3A 57 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 58 Gosney, Horace E Est14QA 3A 59 Gosney,-1 Horace E Est!40A 3A ...*' 60 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 61 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 62 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 63 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A ' 64 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 65 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A —— 66 Gosney, Horace E Est!40A 3A 67 Gosney, 'Horace E Est140A 3A 68 Gosney, 'Horace E Est140A 3A 69 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 70 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 71 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 72 Gosney, Horace E Est140A 3A 73 Gosney, Horace E Est14QA 3A 74 Gosney s Horace E Est

3A 75 Gosney, Horace E Est3B ' 76 McNichols, William A & Flossie3^ 77 McNichols, William A & Flossie3B 78 McNichols, William A & KLoseie3B 79 McNichols, William A & Flossie3E 80 McNichols, William A & Flossie3B 81 McNichols, William A & Flossie

140A *3B 82 McNichols, William A & Flossie140A -'3B 83 McNichols, William A & Flossie140A ' 3B 84 McNichols, William A & Flossie140A "3B 85 McNichols, William A & Flossie1AQA 3B 86 McNichols, William A & Flossie140A 3B 87 McNichols, William A & Flossie140A 3B 88 Keen, 0 Pate140A 3B 89 Keen, 0 Pate140A 3B 90 Keen, 0 Pate140A 3B 91 Keen, 0 Pate -140A 3B' 92 Keen, 0 Pate140A 3B 93 Keen, 0 Pate140A 3B 9 Kirby, Lettie Walker140A 3B 95 Kirby, Lettie Walker140A 3B 96 Kirby, Lettie Walker140A 3B 97 Kirby, Lettie Walker

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* fiR300"586

140A 3B 98 Fitzgerald, Herman & Lucinda G_40A 3B 99 Fitzgerald, "Herman & Lucinda G140A 3E 100 Fitzgerald, Herman & Lucinda G140A 3B 101 Fitzgerald, Herman & Lucinda G140A 3B 102 .Clark, Isaac & Bessie140A 3B * 103 Clark, Isaac & Bessiei4oA 3B 104 Clark, Isaac & Bessie140A 3B 105 .Clark, Isaac & Bessie140A 3B 106 cla_rk» Isaac & Bessie140A 3B 107 Coles, Mack Authur140A 3B 108 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 109 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 110 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 111 - - - - - Cpl_es, Mack Arthur1_40A 3B ** 112 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 113 Coles, Mack Arthur fc140A 3B 114 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 115 _Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B ~" 116 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 117 -._..—— Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B "" 118 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 119 Coles, Mack Arthur140A 3B 120 Walker» Calvin L & Barbara K140A 3B 121 Walker, Calvin L & Barbara K140A 3B 122 Carter, Paul W & Betty B140A 335 123 Carter, Paul W & Betty B140A 3B 124 Carter, Paul W & Betty B140A 3B 125 Carter, Paul W & Betty B140A 3B 126 Moss, John David & Audrey T140A 3B 127 Moss, John David & Audrey T

] " 140A 3B """— 128 Moss, John David & Audrey TL 140A 3B; 129 Lipford, Latin & Betty C

140A 3B 130 Lipford, Latin & Betty C,f 140A 3B 131 .Lipford, Latin & Betty CI 140A 3B 132 Lipford, Latin & Betty C*" 140A 3B 133 Glenn, Harry & Mary H

140A 3B 134 Glenn, Harry & Mary Hf 140A - .SB" 135 Glenn, Harry & Mary H*"" 140A • 3B 136 Glenn, Harry & Mary H

140A "3B 137 Wood, William T & Rose H\ 140A 3B 138 Wood, William T & Rose HL 140A 3B 139 Wood, William T & Rose H

140A 3B 140 Wood, William T & Rose H• 140A 3B 141 Williams, James Leland & Audrey FL 140A 3B 142 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F

140A 3B 143 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F140A 3B ' 144 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F

|; 14QA 33 145 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F* 140A 3B 146 - Williams, James Leland & Audrey F

140A 3B 147 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F5 14OA 3B 148 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F:; 3B 149 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F

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140A 3B 150 Williams, James Leland & Audrey F1WA 3B 156 Secretary of Housing & Urban Dev140A 3B 157 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 158 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D1AnA 3B 159 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D{2oA 3B 160 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 161 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 162 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D1AOA 3B 163 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 164 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D :140A 3B 165 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 166 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 167 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B 168 Bennett, Albert G & Linda D140A 3B "" 169 Hawker, Michael A & Karen G140A 3B 170 Hawker, Michael- A & Karen G140A 3B 171 Hawker, Michael A & Karen G140A 3B 172 Hawker, Michael A & Karen G151 A -66 Cocke, R Wilford & Audrey G

A 68A Scearce, John Respus & Essie CA 86 Lumpfcin, Jack FloydA 86D Haughton, Stanley B IIIA 87 Harden, Curtis D

, ,. 151 A 87A She! ton, Maynard W & Hazel W151 A 88 Shelton, Maynard W & Hazel W

** 151 A 88A. Shelton, Mayford W_& Hazel W151 A 89 Fitz, Elmer & Naomi H

F 151 A 90 Gunnell, JosephineU 151 A 91 - Fitts, Naomi Hardin

A 92 Dickerson, Adner HardinA " 93 Houghton, Stanley B IIIA ,: " -""- 94 Pittsylvania County ServiceA 96 Bryant, Fred R & Alice w>

151 A 97 Gunnell, Josephine C151 A 98 Bryant, Fred R & Alice W

A 104 Wilson, CharlieA 105 Wilson, Junior & Alberta Cj^ 106 Farthing, Eugene T & Mozelle

151 .. A 107 Russell, Cabell T & Nellie S151 - 41 13 Blair, William R151 41 13A Jone, Johnny W & Waynell B151 41 13B Blair, William R151 41 I3C Blair, Wiliam R151 42 1 Hargraves, Julian Downey151 42 2 Hargraves, Julian D151 43 5 Hastings, Ethel151 43 ' 9 Hastings, Ethel M151 43 19 Hastings, Ethel M151 44 5 Gray, Willard A & Gertie A151 44 8 Gray, Willard A & Gertie A

44 11 Holt, Virginia McNeese44 19 Holt, Thos L & Pauline L

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PARCEL NUMBER RAME

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151 44 - - 28 Crane, Alvin Elgin & Gladys C151 . .44 .:..-- - --.-,. -33A Hale, Samuel W. & Attah A151 44 34 Murphy, Dudley B151 44 38 Pierce, Earl R & Beulah S151 44 38A. Hastins, Ethel M & Harold M151 44 41 Brown, Brady G & M4ry M151 .... 44 _ 47 Richardson, Aubrey & Bernice151 44 -.--r- 47A Hastings, Harold Melvin & Nancy J151 44 _ _ _ _ _ 50 _ Moser, Roger F & Judith 0151 44 56 Hamlettj Percy & Minnie D151 44 59 Hall, William Henry & Lettie R151 44 63 Hastings,-'Harold Melvin & Nancy J151 44 . —.. — _65 Hastings, Harold Melvin & Nancy J151 44 . 66 Brock, Jerry E & Barbara J151 45 -* 1 Neal, Marvin M151 45 1A Neal, Marvin M151 45 ... ..."IB . Aherron, Nellie Neal151 45 2. " Crane, Alvin Elgin & Gladys C151 45 , 2A Terry, Ollie J & Classie1 5 1 - 4 5 2B Terry, Margie151 45 3 Logan, Melvin Robert & Ida N151 48 IB Lanier, Tunnie T & Willie Mae151 48 __ 1C Harper, Harry A151 48 ID Harper, Harry A151 48 IE Harper, James k & Bessie151 48 IF Peebles, Clarenc-a D & Annie E

3- fc 151 48 1G Hargraves, Julian D & Sarah V^P 151 48 1H Slade, Frederick & Jacquelin W

1- • 151 48 II • Lanier, Tunnie T & Willie Mae151 48 U Harper, James K & Bessie151 48 .. ' IK Harper, James K & Bessie K151 48 / IL _:Lanier, Tunnie T & Willie Mae151 48 1M Jones, Robert A & Anna W,151 48 IN Harden, William ISst151 48 INI Jones, Robert A & Anna W -151 48 1R Farthing, Eugene T,& Mozelle F151B A -.-_-_-._—--__=_. 1- ... . . Stokes, Lula Hopkins151B - A _ ____:2_ _ ^Shelton, tiaynard W & Hazel W151B ..A 3 — £^en»_0 Pate151B A 4 Glenn, Charlie Sr & Minnie151B 1 2 .Pyrofax Gas Corp.

L 151B 1 _...._ 5 ....._ Pyrofax Gas Corp.151B 2 5 Jones, Athleen Hodnett & Bernard L151B 2 13 Barts, Donald R & Ronda B151B 2.- -___ 20 Adams, Louis & Rose151B 2 59 Edwards, Annie.Payne151B 2 - 62 Edwards, Annie Payne151B 2 64 ^Edwards, Annie Payne151B 2 71 Edwards, Annie Payne151B 2 74 Edwards, Annie Payne151B 2 76 Edwards, Joseph W Jr & Violet A151B 2 80 Edwards, Joseph W Jr & Violet A

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HAP HPMBBg2 88 Layne, Samuel Edward & Linda C

,„„ 2 90 Edwards, Annie Payne„ " 91 " Edwards, Annie PayneL 1 Reeves, Willard S & Mary W\ IA McLaughlin, C Berkley\ IB McLaughlin, C Berkley3 1C McLaughlin, C B & Lillian E| 3 Southland Oil Co.\ 5 Southland Oil Co.^ . 7 Keen, Russell A & Alene J

7A W. S. Jade Inc.3 g w* s- Jade Ioc*^ 9 Christian Heritage Church\ 10 Childress,-William Willis & Pearl•?. .. i Keen, Clarence Edward & Rebecca D*A 2 Dykes, Charles R & Brenda P,. 3 Fox, Sallie AmosT. 4 Willhite, William R & Betty M7B 1 Keen, Oadie Ray & Jeanie A]L " 2 Keen, Oadie Ray & Jeanie A,- 3 Keen, Sam W & Mary G

, «B IB - * Keen, Sam Whitely & Mary G5 C Smith, J R^ A! Shelton, Maynard W & Hazel W^ ^ Shelton, Maynard W & Hazel W^ 3 . Hankins, Willard L & Others5. 1 Abbott Const. Co. Inc.7f 1A Dudley, Lloyd T & Gxnger B; 2 - Dudley, Lloyd T & Ginger B

,„£ i. 3A Abbott Const. Co. Inc."1? ;A 4A Sauser, Orville E & Virginia D

] "j? ;*- 4B Gammon, Daren T & Cynthia P*- ",- 7A 5A Abbott Const. Co. Inc. ,

IA 6 Abbott Const. Co. Inc.?B 1A Abbott Const. Co. Inc.*~ 2A Abbott Const. Co. Inc.'£ 3A Thornton, James L & Dorothy W'* 4A Conner, Ernest R Jr & Constance Joy

' lj\ 4B Pickeral, Sherrill R & Delores H, 5A Abbott Const, Co. Inc.7B 6A Freeze, Roger William & Cynthia SiB 7A Abbott Const, Co. Inc._B Q Abbott Const. Co. Inc.

"i« 7B 9 Abbott Const. Co. Inc.1M 7B 10A Abbott Const. Co. Inc.

7B HA Abbott Const. Co. Inc.7B , HB Work, Raymond A & Karen V

t " - » 7K 12A Kroffe, Richard & Janice JII 8C 1 Keen, Eussell A

8C 2 Keen, Russell AgQ 3 Keen, Russell A8- 4 Keen,'Russell A

L

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151B 8C 5 -, Keen, Robert Carroll151B 8C 6 Keen, Russell A151B 8C 7 Keen, Russell A151B . 8C ... _ _._8 Keen,'Russell A151C IA ._,.. .1 .. ... ___Morgan, Douglas Wayne & Jeanie C151C -IA 1A Setliff, Herbert E Sr & Patsy R151C IA 2 Haymes, Nora H151C 1A 3 Haymes, Nora H151C IA. ~ 4 Stephens, Calvin P Jr & Susan D151C IA 5 Hedrick, Alfred Dale & Mary C151C .—1A 6 tbmpkins, Artie M & Jacqueline W151C IA 9 Arrington, Sandy C & Phyllis C151C 1A 9B Tompkins, Artie M & Jacqueline W151C 1A -——10 _.. Smith, William J & Elizabeth B151C 1A - -"'-. -11 . ...... Jones, Doug Const Co. Inc.151C _IA JL2- .. — Jones, James D £ Jang F151C ID 3 Wyatt, Earwood Wayne151C ID 4 Jones, Lee Hutch Jr & Edna H151C ID - 5 Davis, Thomas W & Verna M151C ID 6 Hullander, Edgar E & Juanita H151C ID 7 White, Johnnie C & Louise 0151C ID 8 Colbert, Floyd Douglas Jr & Ellen151C ID __ 8A Cplbert, Floyd Douglas Jr & Ellen T15IC ID 9 Jones, Doug Const Co Inc.151C ID 10 Morris, G D III & Cheryl G151C ID 11 .... .._ Harrelson, Linda S151C ID—•-"—• 12 Oropallom Vincent J & Nancy M151C ID 13 Salmon, Christopher G & Rebecca J151C ID 14 ' Crews, Stanley L & Susan C

r 151C ID 15 Moore, Jack W & Nancy R> 151C ID, 16 - Setliff, Ronald, Keith & Linda K

151C ID 17 Ailocca, Arnold G & Barbara A151C ID 18 Barton, Marvin D & Deborah H

| 151C ID 19 Brown, John Jr & Sylvia L*« 151C ID 20 Mullis, Steve L & Ann C

151C ID 21 Gourley, Barry r & Alice S151C ,1D 22 Jones, Doug Const. Co. Inc.151C -ID 23 Jones, Doug Const. Co. Inc.151C -ID 24 Setliff, Roy David & Valerie S151C ID 25A Setliff, Roy David & Valerie S151C ID 25B McCrickard, Clyde N & Virginia T151C ID 26 McCricfcard, Clyde N & Virginia T15IC ID 27 Gregory, Patsy J151C ID 28 Quinn, John R Jr & Sue CI51C ID 29 Kramer, Stuart J151C ID 30 Suthar, Prakash & Neena151C ID ' 31 Suthar, Prakash & Neena151C ID 32 Smith, David B & Judy G151C ID 33 Smith, David B & Judy G151C ID ..- ....... 34 . Eanes, Larry J & Kathy M151C ID 35 .Motley, James H Jr & Barbara W151C IE _3 Jones, James D «: Jane F

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151C IE .. .. ._ 4 :__ ; Stowe, Harold T & Kathryn C151C -IE 5 Elliott, Donna MI51C IE ..,. 6 ___..__...Quick, Carroll V7 & Lavonia H151C IE 7 Yates, F Reid '& Katie C151C IE 8 Jefferson, Robert W & Lauren F151C IE .9 ... .. Mutter, Brenda 0151C IE 10 Revis, Alien M & Linda T151C IE 11 Jones, Doug Const.: Co. Inc.151C IF 1 Morris, Ted R & Gloria D151C IF 1A .Miles, Kenneth E & Betty J151C IF 2 _ . Savage, Lucy Glover151C IF 3 . _ Powell, Charles Morris & Vikki G15IC IF ... . 4 _ Mason, Jerleen J151C IF 5 . - . Adkins, Ray E & Carol B151C IF *' ' 6 Ellis, Charles E & Betty T151C IF 7 .._ Rohlfsen, Duane H & ghirley M

I 151C IF 8 Deloach, Charles S & Jean A| 151C IF 8A Rohlfsen, Duane H & Shirley M

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1 151C IG 1 Hendereon, James C & Trudy E151C IG 2 Rafferty, Michael E & Beth R151C . IG 3 Hobgood, Jack L £ Barbara W

I 151C IG 4 Crane, Donald W £ Kathleen HJ-i . 151C IG _ _ _ _ . _ . _ __ 5 Owen, Gary B £ Susan B

151C IG 6 Raynor, Bobby G» 1 5 1 C IG 7 Glass, Carroll B £ Faye B

151C IG 8 Tall, Donald L £ Lorraine W15IC 16 9 - Smith, David B £ Judy G

p 151C IG 10 Smith, David B £ Judy GI 151C IG, 11 Buchanah, Alan C fi Glenna R^ 151C 16 12 Russell, Jimmy AJfs, 151C IG 13 Poust, Jeffrey D ! ,. 151C IG 14 Slate, Randy W £ Koslyne T*•« 151C IG 15 Setliff, Herbert E Sr fi Patsy R

151C IG 16 Johnson, Alan H £ Kaye D151C .IG 17 Eanes, C Way en £ Barbara S151C - IE _ 1 Thompson, J S JrI51C IE 2- . Thompson, J S Jr151C IH _ 3 Heal later. Sidney R & Katherine B151C IH .._.._.____ 4 - ... ... Thompson, J S Jr151C IH _ 4A Mcalister, Sidney R £ Katherine B151C i.H 5 Taylor,_ Robert W £ Bessie S

I 151C IH 6 Thompson, Drug Co. Inc.** 151C IH 8 Kelley, Thomas H & Diane L

151C IH 9 Bowling, Reed J £ Janice ME 1 5 1 C IH ' 10 Childrey, Mitchell R £ Charlotte S

151C IH 11 Galloway, Donald E Jr £ Kathleen L151C IH 12 _ Thompson, J S Jr

|- 151C IH 13 Gobble, Sanford S fi Frances M£ 151C IH__ 14 Hall, Lawrence L £ Daphine W

151C TH ~ " f" 15 Hall, Lawrence L £ Daphine W

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"1C la Faclker, Danny B & Deborah B\l\l IH IS Thompson, J S Jr7e.r IE 19A Thompson, J S Jr"" ,H 19B Wilson, Jackie D & Martha P151C IB 2U Jone8j Doug Const. Co. Inc.

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,«n IT 4 Whittle, Murray WIJ Micfcens, Edward Earl & Wanda WIJ 6 Mickens, Edward -Earl & Wanda WU 7 Thompson, J S Jr

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. 65 Olive,"marconi N & OthersA v^f _ __ , *

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A 65B Oliver, Harconi H & AnnieA "" 65CA 65D Oliver, Ada BA 65E Harris, Charles H & Dorothy 0AVA

5 a r ,65F Wiles, Christine M & Mary Eliz Tate65G Harris, Charles H & Dorothy 066 .Waddell, Eugene Cabell Sr & Others

.„ A 67 Guy, Archie Dj52 A 68 Guy> Archie D £ Berry W>

4 69 Waddell, Eugene C SrA 69A Robertson, Frank Junior & Ramonia A

,„ A .. 69B Terry, Kinnley & PeggyJ52 A 69C Williams, Edward Monfez & Others152 A 69D Davis, Elizabeth152 A 69E Wamer, Melvin D152 A 69* Terry, Kinley & Peggy ^*52 A ~69G Robertson, Frank Junior & Ramonia A152 i 1 Gibson, Alice H152 x 1A Hazelwood, Frances T

1 IB Gibson, Alice H1 1C Gibson, Alice H, 152 ,

2A Hazelwood, Danny Lee, „ t 2B Dalton, Clyde £ Rebecca M,

2 1A Farthing, Eugene T & Mozelle F152 2 1* Farthing, Eugene T £ Mozelle F

i . 1 57 2 2 Davis , Richard W & Jenifer H:„ S 5A Carter, James S & Sallie

r- 152 8 '2 Blankenship, Herbert L Sr £ Harvey T- 152 g t 3 Collie, Paul F" " " , „ « ' 4 Wiles, Christine M ,j 152 I 4A Anderson, James R & William H Shelhorse

,„ o 4E Tate, E Mason Jr & Mary E -* - 152 8 5 Anderson, James R & William H Shelhorse

_„ g 1 Green, Howard P JrF i« Q IA Green, H Peyton III & Catherine HL 152 ' 9 " " "2 Tuggle, John T Sr & Barbara

152 "' -9 2A Green, Howard P Jrf iq-7 o 2B Green, Howard P Jr & Lucille Gi ,„ Q 4 Green, H Peyton III & Catherine Mi- isz y ^ _ _ . r, . __ * T..JJ*.T, /?ViCCWj n- *wj«* — ———— — -,—_

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31 Luck_> charles S Est & Marion2 33 Gunner, Martha & Sarah Wimbush

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9 Barksdale, William C fi Rebecca10 Barfcsdale, William C & Rebecca

152A 3 9 Barksdale, William C fi Rebecca3 *« ——_-__—._,

152A 3 11 Barksdale, William S-»„ — —152 A 3 12 Barksdale, James C

'" 152A 3 12A Luck, Charliej „ , 152A 4 1 Lipford, Robert G & Ollie E

152A 4 2 Beavers, Edwin Lr 152A 4 3 Waddell, Horace

152A 4 5 Gunn, -Lawrence £ Lora'" 152A 4 7 • Gunn,"Lind8ey Estate & Ollie F

152A 4 9 Gunn, Mary Emma! X52A 4 "10 Barksdale, William C fi Rebeccai- 152A 4 11 Barksdale, William C & Rebecca

152A 4 12 Barksdale, William C & Rebecca1 152A 4 13 Barfcsdale, William C fi Rebecca

152A 4 16 Barksdale, William Cif J_v ___,__ ___ _

152A 4 17 Barksdale, James fi Mattie152A .4 18 Bakrsdale, James & Mattie152A -4 22 kuck, Charlie S .152A • 4 24 Davis, Obery & Anna152A 4 27 King, Jessie152A 4 28 King, Jessie152A 4 29 King, Jessie Mae152A 4 30 King, Jessie Mae152A 4 31 Reynolds, Joseph L H152A 4 32 Reynolds, Joseph HI52A 4 33 Reynolds, Joseph H152A 4 ' 35 Reynolds, Joseph H152A 4 36 Williams, James M152A 4 37 Williams, James MI52A 4 39 Williams, James M152A 4 '45 Davis, Jack & Cleary152A 4 47 Pritchett, William H & Lillie G152A 4 50 Pritchett, William H & Lillie G

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152A 4 51 Crews, Frank McKinley & Mattie F152A 4 53 , Wilson, James A & Mary A152A 4 56 Womack, John David & Marie152A 4 , _~58 _ Pritchett, William H & Lillie G152A 4 60 Stone,-Whitt & Hester152A 4 .-. , ^63 : Williams, Jame M152A 4 =,,-- 66 Pritchett, Habel-K. -152A 4 69 , Williams, James Maynard152A 4 70 Williams, Rebecca V152A .4 71 Williams, Roy Lee & Geraldine G152A 4 --=-_-71A Motley, Thomas Edward & Odaris G152A 4 -.--.. - —73 __Motley, Thomas Edward £ Odaris G152A 4 75 Poole, Charles W & Minnie Beatrice152A 5 D Bennett, Lewis Henry & Irene F152A .5 * _Jl?_l_ Miller, Elsie Logan £ Others152A 5 ~T8~ Hopson, Jennie Law Oliver152A 6 5 Wiliams, Edward L fi Jon B152A 6 6 Oliver, Lola152A 6 ' - 7 Breedlpve, Thomas H £ Denise W152A 6 8 Breedlove, Thomas S & Denise W152A 6 _9 Fergusc-n, Kenneth152A 6 10 Ferguson, Kenneth152A 6 11 Marshall, D Webster Jr152A 6 ..-_. HA Pritchett, Ray C & Margaret L152A 6 11B Gunter, Nathaniel Pete152A 6 11C Bennett, John W & Gloria L152A 6 11D Gunn, Charlie W152A 6 HE Davis, Jerry L £ Willie M152A 6 12 Gunter, Floyd K £ Gwendolyn W152A 7 1 Walker, London £ Sylvia L152A 7 . 2 Walker, London £ Sylvia L152A 7-' 3 Walker, London £ Sylvia L152A 7 _ . _4 Walker, London fi Sylvia L152A 7 "5 Glass, Charlie fi Mary152A 7 6 Glass, Charlie £ Mary152A 7 7 Venable, Harvey A fi Jean C152A 7 8 Venable, Harvey A & Jean C152A - '7 10 Venable,.'Harvey fi Jean C152A --. 7 11 Venable,'Harvey & Jean C152A "7 12 Venable, Harvey & Jean C152A 7 13 Venable, Harvey A £ Jean C152A 7 14 Venable, Harvey A & Jean C152A 7 16 - Venable, Harvey & Jean C152A 7 17 Williams, Edward Montez & Joan B152A 7~ ^ IS " Williams, Edward Montez & Joan B152A 7 19 Nevitt, Sam152A 7 f 20 Nevitt, Sam152A 7 .21 Gray, Ardele152A 7 22 Gray, Ardele152A 7 23 Gray, Ardele152A 7 . 24 Gray, Ardele152A 7 28 Barkedale, William C152A 7 29 Thornton, Margo

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152A 7 30 Thornton, Margo152A 7 31 Ivy, Ella D152A 7 32 Ivy, Ella D152A 7 33 Ivy. Ella D152A 7 34 Ivy, EllaI52A 7 35 Ivy, Ella D152A 7 36 Ivy, Ella D152A 7 37 Ivy, Ella D152A 7 38 - Ivy, Ella152A 7 39 Ivy, Ella D,52A 7 40 Edwards, Clevester & Gearlean

7 41 Edwards, Clevester £ Gearleanj 42 Younger, Sarah E

152A 7 43 Younger, Sarah E7 •' 44 Edwards, Carry Thomas £ Janice F

152A

152A 7 45 Edwards, Garry Thomas & Janice F152A 7 46 Glass, John

; 152A 7 47 Glass, John1 . 152A 7 -48 White, Jameerson C £ Jane W

152A 7 49 White, Jamerson C fi Jane W152 A 7 "50 Howerton, Franklin A & Lola P152A 7 51 Howerton, Franklin A & Lola P152A 7 52 Howerton, Carter £ Elvira H152A 7 53 Howerton, Carter £ Elvira H152A 7 54 White, Jamerson C & Jane W

*** 15^ 7 55 White, Jamerson C fi Jane W152A 7 56 Nevitt, Sam

: 152A 7 57 Nevitt, Sami . 152A 7 58 White, Jamereon C & Jane W

152A 7 59 White, Jamerson C & Jane W;" 152A 7 ' 60 Gunn, Billy S £ Mary W

152A 7 • 61 Gunn, Billy S fi Mary W152A 7 62 Celestial Deliverance <152A 7 63 Celestial Deliverance Church/ v«^ — — — —— —— %152A 7 68 Celestial Deliverance Church

$" 152A 7 69 Celestial Deliverance Church152A 7 70 White, Jamerson C & Jane W152A -7 71 White, Jamerson C & Jane W152A • 7 72 White, Jamerson C £ Jane WI52A 7 73 White, Jamereon C £ Jane W152A 7 74 White, Jamerson C & Jane W152A 7 75 White, Jamerson C £ Jane W152A 7 76 Petty, Henry Alien £ Lillie152A 7 77 Petty, Henry Alien fi Lillie152A 7 78 Ivy, Ella D152A 7 79 Cobbs, Louis S. £ Lenora E152A 7 ' 80 Cobbs, Louie S £ Lenora H152A 7 81 Cobbs, Louis S & Lenora H152A 7 82 White, Jamerson C £ Jane W152A 7 83 White, Jamerson C fi Jane W152A 7 87 Celestial Deliverance Church152A 7 88 Anderson, Jerry152A 7 89 And er s on, Jerry

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J" 4 Jayne, Donald R & Martha A, - 4A Jayne, Donald R £ Martha AIQ 4B Rodgers, Grover L £ Louise B1Q 5 Medley, John L10 5A Medley, John L1Q -'7 Mayo, Lena A,n 8 Carter, William B ,„ 3 Galloway, Silas Jr & Terresia•4A 7 Elliott, Robert H £ Roberta V

_,,., i. 8 Norman, Samuel D £ Marcelle R.MW IA " 9 Norman, Samuel D & Marcelle R

1A 12 Wells, Donald L fi Charlotte S5 2 Carter, Kenneth Gary2 3 Adams, John William & Lorena J„ 4 Adams, John William & Lorena J, 7 Adams, John William & Lorena J2 8 Adams, John William £ Lorena J2 9 , Adams, John William £ Lorena J2 10 Erby, James W £ Thelma J2 - u Boyd, Hundley Jr & Doris F« / 12 Boyd, Hundley Jr £ Doris FJ* T — . . »

,10 Barker, Fred Douglas £ Jean T

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2 15 Boardman, C P Jr £ J D2 16 Boardman, C P Jr £ J D2 17 Boardman, C P Jr & J D2 " 18 Boardman, C P Jr & J D3A 1 Holt, James Carroll & Janice G.^A 2 Holt, James Carroll & Janice G,A 2A Mathlery. Isaac E & Emily P,A 3 Phelps, Philip R £ Lynne G3A 4 Miils, Bernard Arthur & Betty D3A 5 Yeatts, Curtis Lee fi Mary M|A g Chandler, Clarence Ray & Barbara Stc 2 Taylor, Joel J & Kathleen B! , 4 Woods, Wallace J fi Gladys S

8 Wilson, Olin £ Amanda C- 12 Graves, Charlie Jr £ Annie, 16 Pritchett, Willard & Bettiej 20 Pannell, Robert Junior fi Francine Y1 26 Pickeral, Alien Neal

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152C 1 ,.,.___ 33A Wallace, Joshua E & Linda W152C. 1 .38 Sydnor, Ronnie C & Gloria F152C 1 42 . ;_. White, Jack Jr & Lelia BI52C - 1 ;-_ . . . _ : . _ 46 Glass, Zennie M152C 1 50 ,.: . Whitt, Calvin E Sr & Margaret D152C 1 54 Whitt, Calvin E Sr & Margaret D152C 1 64 _ Lewis, Annie J152C 1 65A Whitlow, Jimmie H152C 1 75 Hayes, Willie T & Louise W152C 1 78 Marable, Nathaniel fi Esther152C 1 82 Davis, Frances G152C 1 86 Tabb, Freddie M £ bthers152C 1 _ ___ _ . __ 91 Thompson, Ronald J & Earl R Wyatt152C 1 33A1 Charter Fed Sav £ Loan Assoc.152C 2 •' — . 1 Wilson, Charles A fi Violette A152C 2 . - .2 . . . . . . . Wilson, Charles A & Yiolette A152C 2 3 Wilson, Charles A & Violette A152C 2 3A Childress, David F152C 2 . 4 Childress, David F152C 2 5 Childress, David F152C 2 6 Light Michael Wayne £ Donna C152C 2 7 Light Michael Wayne & Donna C152C .2 8 Griffith, Cleo C & Claudine152C 2 9 Wallace, Joshua E £ Linda W152C 2 10 ....- . Wallace, Joshua E £ Linda W152C 2 11 _ Toggle, John Thomas fi Barbara P152C 2 12 Tuggle, John Thomas fi Barbara P152C 2 -._. _ , . ...„„__„, _I3 ..._. _ Tuggle, John Thomas & Barbara P152C 3 1 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 .__ 2^ __^ Marshall, °hery T & Margaret D152C 3 : ' """" 3 "'"" "* "Marshall, Robery t & Margaret D152C 3 •' .4.1"-.. Marshall, Robery t & Margaret D152C 3 5 Marshall, Robery T £ Margaret D152C 3 6 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 7 Marshall, Robery T & Margatet D152C 3 - g Marshall, Robery T £ Margaret D152C .3 ...... .9 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C - 3 10 : _:_\ Marshall," Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 11 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 12 . Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 13 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 :i4. .Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 . 15 .Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 16 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 17 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 18 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 3 ' 19 Marshall, Robery T & Margaret D152C 4 - 1 - First Fed Sav & Loan Assoc ofI52C 4 2 Waddell, William M & Gracie W152C 4 3 Gunn, Bobby Lee & Mae RuthI52C 4 4 Terry, Wallac^Wuyne152C 4 5 Jones, Helen Mae152C 4 .6 Clay,*Linwood

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152C 4 7 Barksdale, Charlie T & Ollie1S2C 4 8 Terry, Mae Delia^c 4 9 Stephens, John & Hattie,„,, 4 10 Stephens, Howard E & Brenda 0"fc A 11 Motley, William Arthur & Mattie G*„« 4 12 Motley, William Arthur & Mattie Girjc 4 13 Dixon, Robert Lee & Etruely A

_c 4 14 Logan, William & Shirbane,„« 4 15 Cobbs, Thomas Butch & Marylf2C 4 16 Smith, Garland & Clara K.„« 4 17 Wood, Junior Harrison & Mildred Li™ 4 18 Farmer, Howard C & Nevada W:^c 4 19 Farmer, Walter £ Ella Maei«fc A 20 Loney, Curtis S £ Ethel W*52C 4 .- 21 Robertson, Percy & Carrie B152C 4 22 Terry, Ophelia ,^2C 4 23 Green, Richard Carson & Pamela C

' 152C 5A 1 Thompson fi Wyatt Inc.j 152C 5A - 2 Thompson £ Wyatt Inc.

I52C 5A 3 Thompson £ Wyatt Inc.7S2C 5A 4 Thompson £ Wyatt Inc.JjJ2C 5A 5 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.152C 5A 6 Thompson fi Wyatt Inc.1S2C 5A 7 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.

• 122C 5A 8 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.i., 2c 5A 9 Thompson fi Wyatt Inc.

152C 5A 10 Thompson £ Wyatt Inc*f 152C 5A 11 Thompson & Wyatt Inc.; , c5e 5A 12 Thompson fi Wyatt Inc.

i™ 5A 13 Barksdale, Michael A & Connie Er !|2G 5A - 14 Pannell, Brenda JI i«;9r SA 15 Lovelace, Gaynell T

152C 5A " 16 Stephens, Claude W & Cynthia J •152C 5A 17 Hall, Veronica S _

J lt;,c 5A 18 Wilisma.iHarrison & Priscilla Hk J^j 5B 1 Harris, Carry M £ Janice G

152C 5B 2 Harris, Gary M & Janice Gr ,™ -rB 3 Perkins, Alex G & Melissa TI }i± ' SB 4 Perkins, Alex G & Melissa T

152C -5B 5 Perkins, Alex G £ Melissa Tf 152D 1 1 Waddell, Fred L

t«D i 2 Waddell, Fred LU l^p x 3 Waddell, Fred L

1S2D ! 4 Waddell, Fred L152B l 6 Waddell, Fred L

** 152D 1 7 Hop son, Nancy G152D i . 8A. Breedlove, Booker D & Rhonda W

I 152D l 9 Breedlove, Booker D & Rhonda WE 152D 1 10 Oliver, Ada B

152D l 11 Layne, Christine Br 1520 2 12 Carter, James S & Sallie. 152B 2 14 Jones, Lynn L & Ruby K

1521) 2 20 Jones, Lynn L fi Ruby K

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152D 2 -27 7 "Jones, Donald, Edward & James152D 2 33 . . . . . . -Guill, Catherine D152D 2 45 Carter, H WI52D 2 ,,_—.- _ 53 Kidd, Harry L Jr & Christine H152D 2 .... ... _56 _____ .. Anderfpn, Glenn Curtis & Mildred C152D 2 60 Anderson, Glenn C & Mildred152D 2 64 Anderson, glenn C & Mildred C152D 2 69 Shelton, Charlie Mercer & Beulah RI52D 2 ____80 Lewis, Jewell L £ Sarah J152D 2 . ... 85 Milam, Mary Booth152D 2 92 Milam, Mary Booth152D 2 96 Hardy, Alex H fi Margaret C152D 2 100 Carter, James Henry & Irma W152D 2 r 102 Carter, James Henry & Irma W152D 2 •' 108 Carter, James H £ Irma W152D 2 112 Layne, Christine B152D 3 21 _ - _ Wingfield, James Roy*Sr & Maude V152D '4 1 Beavers, Koyetoh H Jr £ Edwin L152D 4 --=- -2 -^ Beavers, Koyetoh H Jr £ Edwin L152D 4 3 Beavers, Koyetoh H Jr £ Edwin L152D 4 ...__-, 4 Beavers, Koyetoh H Jr £ Edwin L152D 4 _ 5 Ol Y l Ad L3 _152D >4 - Oliver, Ada B152D '4 7 Oliver, Ada B152D '4 8 Beavers, Michael Robert & Delores E152D 4 9 Beavers, Michael Robert & Delores E152D >4 10 Beavers, Michael Robert152D 4 11 Beavers, Michael Robert152D 4 12 - .Beavers, Michael Robert152D 4 13 Beavers, Michael Robert152D 4 14 Beavers, Michael RobertJL52D 4 15 Bowman, Esther Coleman152D 4 16 Oliver, Ada B ,152D '4 17 Gunn, George Connie £ Frances A152D '4 18 .... Gunn, George Connie & Frances A152D '4 19 Gunn, George Connie & Frances A152D 4 _....... _20 Gunn, George Connie fi Frances A152D -4 21 Oliver, Ada B152D . . ' 4 2 2 - - - - - - Oliver, A d a B152D »4 23 Oliver, Ada B152D 4 24 Oliver, Ada B152D 4 _ _ ----- 25 Oliver, Ada B152D '4 26 Oliver, Ada B152D 4 27 Oliver, Ada B152D '4 28 Oliver, Ada B152D '4 29 Oliver, Ada B .152F I f 1 Haymore, John P 6: Pamela152F 1 2 . Haymore, John P & Pamela152F 1 2A Haymore, Dennis H £ Janice R152F 1 3 Minter, Jeffrey Wayne152F 1 4 Meeks, Linda D152F 1 . ,5 White, DinaI52F 1 6 Williamson, Howard C

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7 Hendley, Dennis J & Nancy C" 8 Hendley, Dennis J & Nancy M13 ! 9 Wyatt Bldg Corp

1 10 Keen, 0 Pate.„-, , 11 Davis, Richard W & Jenifer H:*fl i 12 Davis, Richard W £ Jenifer Hi^; i 13 Farmer, Garland W

1 14 Farmer, Garland W, 15 Farmer, Garland W

16 .Bailey, Arlin M & Elizabeth P- 17 'Motley, Marvin £ Bettie D! 13 Motley, Marvin & Betty D1 19 Motley, Marvin & Bettie D1 19A London, George Patton! -• 20 Tuck, Douglas Clayton & Iris M

152F ! 21 Barker, William Onico & Lucy L152G 1A 1 Brick Budget Homes Inc.152C 1A 1A Cemetery,52G 1A . 2 Brick Budget Homes Inc.i «.->/- ,1 3 Bryant, Joseph M & Gennie M152G *t 4 Venable, Richard Jr & Elizabeth G

iA 5 Fitzgerald, Freddie N & Hazel W-A 6 Winfcish, John Edward & Janie WiA 7 Winibish, William Thomas £ Joann

152G IA 8 Oliver, Billy H & Dorothy 0i. . ,9C 1A 9 Womack, Oakley fi Amy T

£52G 1A 10 Walker, London & Sylvia GT 152G IA 11 Jennings, Elizabeth LI T52C IA 12 Johnson, Frank Arthur HI

i«r IA 13 Betts, Royal W £ Barbara Ci«c IB ' 8 Womack, Willie Bertha & Bertha Ann

' 152G IB1 9 Womack, Willie Bertha fi Bertha Ann•^ 152C IB 10 Walker, Carsie & Carol M /

152G IB 11 Hood, Raymond & Jeanj ™G 1B 12 Pannell, Robert L & Sue T '** 152G IB 13 Walden, William L £ Priscilla A

152G IB 14 Richardson, Johnnie Jr & Mary Ar ,2G ;1B 15 Glass, Elroy & Druse ilia ^L 152G IB 16 Williams, Clarence £ Katherine

152G - * IB 17 Mutual Service Corp ^r 152G 1B 18 Lovelace, Wilbert & Juanita B| 152G IB 19 Fitzgerald, Curtis B

152G IB 20 Mutual Service Corp1WG IB 21 Oliver, Ada B152G IB 24 Richardson, Johnnie Jr £ Mary AnnI52G IB 31 Mutual Service .Corp152G IB - 32 Mutual Service Corp152G IB 33 Mutual Service Corp152C 1C 1 Mutual Service Corp152G 1C 2 Mutual Service Corp152G 1C 3 Mutual Service Corpi52G 1C 4 Mutual Service Corp

1C 5 Mutual Service^Corp2 "3 Sydnor, Ernestine

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152G 2 .. ' _ .4 Ferrell, Barry E152G 2 5 Stephens, Geneva152G 2 ....__, _.... _ .. .6." Thompson £ Wyatt Inc.152G 2 7 Thompson £ Wyatt Inc.152G 2 _ . ---_= _ _ _ _ 8 Anderson, James H & Mary Ann152G 3B 27 Oliver, Marconi N fi Others152G 3B 28 Oliver, Marconi K & Others152G 3B ..._.._ 29 Oliver, Marconi K & Others152G 3B 30 _..«. . _ Oliver, Marconi K & Others152G 3B -• 31 Oliver, Marconi N & Others153 A 1 Shields, Barbara M £ Others153 A 2 Shield?, Barbara M & Others153 A 3 Ferguson, Doris Lee153 A _ ..__ 3A Tate, Janet S153 A •' 3B Williams, Martha Kell153 A ,__ _ -..4 _ preen, H Peyton III § Catherine M153 A 7 Pritchett, Mabel153 A .8 Sellers, Garrett W Sr £ Mary G153 A . . 9 Sellers, Garrett W Sr £ Mary G153 A 10 Sellers, Garrett W Sr & Mary G153 A 11 . Rogers, Nancy M153 A ..__.._, _12 __ .. Wyatt, Earl R fi Frances P153 A 12A ..__.. .Pruitt, Charlie Willard £ Charlotte153 A 12B Simmons, Delphinie D153 A 12C Tate, Mildred M153 A 12E Vernon, Carry W & Winora G153 A 12F Adkins, Bennett C £ Thelma M153 A 12G Adkins, Donnie M £ Rebecca L153 A 12H Whitt, Kelson L & Kay R153 A 12K Aherron, Mary F153 A ~ 13 Giles, Oscar C & Marie G153 A 32 Collie, Marvin E fi Mary Carroll153 A 40A Thompson, Richard L & Wa^da L153 A . 41 Ba_rksdale, D L Est153A 1 1- Petty, Henry Jr153A 1 2 Gunter, Alfonza £ Priscilla R153A 1 3 Gunter, Sclester153A 1 4 Venable, Herbert £ Frances 0153A 1 . 5 . . . . . . . . . Venable, Herbert fi Frances 0153A 1 _'..._.. .___._____6 King, James Edward

|" 153A 1 7 Breedlove, Edward L & Louise LL ..... 153A 1 8 Stephens, Ray T

153A 1 _. __ 9 Perkins, Will A & Tvonne K153A 1 — .-__-.--. 10 Petty, Joseph Lee Jr153A 1 11 Petty, Joseph Lee Jr153A 1 12 Davis, _Alex & Lisa B153A 1 ...'..._. _ 13 Hodget."Haymard & Corrine W153A 1 14_. Pritchett, Mabel F153A 1 .15 McKeely, Inna M153A 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 16 McKeely, Inna M153A 1 17 McKeely, Inna M153A 1 _ 18 McHeely, Inna M

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APPENDIX C

Potential Environmental Receptors Data

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COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIADepartment of Game and Inland Fisheries

4010 WEST BROAD STREETBOX 1 11 04

RICHMOND, VA 23230

19 August, 1988

William D. RomanoWestinghouse Environmental ServicesP. 0. Box 1308Gary, North Carolina 27512

Mr. Romano,

Enclosed are the materials that you requested concerning wildlifefauna in the vicinity of the rock quarry site near Beaver Park. Virginia.

No state or federally listed threatened or endangered are known tooccur in the immediate area, but I have included a brochure on speciesof special status for your general interest.

As per your request, included are species lists by habitat forwetlands, wooded, and agricultural areas* A breakdown of those speciesInto appropriate categories for each habitat type is also included.A complete habitat profile is available upon request for each of thesespecies or a subset of species that are of special interest to you.

— • - - --- --. ^As for the streams and their classification; Edwards Branch, Fall

Creek, and Lawless Creek are classified as upper perennial, first orsecond order streams. None are trout waters and are not classifiedas such, nor are these streams further delineated using any otherstream classification system.

Fish collection records are indicated on the enclosed sheet, whichlists the stream, year of the collection, and species collected. Wehave no collection records for Edwards Branch. I have not includedinformation on the collectors or specific collection sites, but thiscan be made available as well. Unfortunately we do not have dataon population estimates for any of these streams,

If you have any questions or need additional information pleasecontact me at (804) 367-8747. We appreciate your interest in thewidlife resources of Virginia, and especially appreciate yourpatience involving this response.

Sincerely,

Helen Elise KitchelResearch Specialist

&R30Q609AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

CO&ECTION RECORDS FOR LAHLESS CREEK, PIT.8.LVABIA COBSTY, BLAIRS QOM>.................T.....V.TY;.. TE&R COHHOH.S&HE......................._ SPECIES.KAHE............

Ivania LAWLESS CR 1377 STOHEROLLER, CENTRAL ' CAHPQSTOHA AHQRALUKMCE, ROSYSI3E CLIHOSTORUS FiiBDHLOIDESCHUB, BLUEHEAD ROCORIS LEPTOCEPHALBSDACE ROUKTAIR RSDBELLY | PHOI-filiS OREASCHUB, CREEK \ SEHQTIL.S ATRORACULATUSSUCKER, WHITE '. CATOSTQMUS COHHERSOH1DARTER, FA8IAIL ETHEOSTORA FLABELLARE

FISH COLLECTIOR RECORDS FOR FALL GREEK, PITTSYL9AHIA COUHTY, BLAIRS QUAD~;CGUHTY....... SATER......,......;.............,.. YEAR CORROH.HASE........................ SPECIES.HARE.

Pittsylvaoia FALL CR ' 1321 CH0BT BLOgHEU) HOCORIS LEPTOCEPKALUSSHIHER, KITE ' HOTROPIS ALBEOLUSSHIHER, SATIHFIH CY.RIHELLA(=)HQTROPIS AKALQSTAKBSSHIHER, ROSEFIH ' HOTROPIS ARDEHS

_ _____ SpPi SWALL09TAIL ' HOTROPIS PROCHESHIHER, CRESCEKT ' ROTROPIS CERASIHUS

-- - --- - -----•- , DACE ROUHTAIH RE&BELLY ' PHQXIHQS OREASPittsylvania FALL CR 1941 STOHEROtiER, CEHTRAL CARPOSTORA ASORALGR

_:, _ _ ........ ,MC£ HOURT&IH REDBELLY \ PEOXIHUS OREASDACE, ROSYSIDE " ' CLIROSTOKDS FOH&DLOIDES

_____._CHUB, BLUEHEAD * HOCORIS LEPTQCEPHALUSSHIHER, OlESCEHT HOTROPIS CERASIRUSSHIHER, HHITE HOTROPIS ALBEOLOSSHIHER, ROSEFIH RQTRQPIS ARDESS.SfilKp, SHALLOmiL _ ' ROTROPIS PROCKESHIHER, SATIHFIH " CYPRIR£LL&(=.RGTRO?IS ASALOSTAHUS

-™- ; - ':~ DARTERT"FAHTAIL ' ETHEOSTORA FLABELLARE. -. • ...._ DARTER, 30ERHY ' ETEEOSTORA HIGRUR

j 'ittsylvania FALL CR _ _ _ 1977 CHUB, BLUEHEA& HOCORIS LEPTOCEFHALUSSHIHER, KITE " " ' HOTROPIS ALBEOLUSSHIHER, CRESCEHT HQTROPIS CERASIHUS

P . . . BULLHEAD, SRAIL AHEIURUS(=ICTALiIRUS) BRtlRKEUS. --..._ -_HADTOR, KARGIRE& . HOTUEUJS IHSIGHIS

••--— " - - - - - - - -- •'--—s'o'RFISH, REDBREAST ' LEPORIS AURITUSSUHFISH, GREEK LEPOMIS aAHELLOS

ittsylvania LITTLE FALL CR 1977 DACE, ROSY3IDE CLIROSTOROS FBK&tJLOIDES_ ._,.;- CROB, BLUEHEAD HOCORIS LEPTOCEPHALUS

SHIHER, CRESCEHT ' KOTROPIS CERASIHUS-.------• ,_„ - -CHUB, CREEK ' SEHOIIlflS ATRORACULATBS

- -SDCEER, KITE CATOSTQRUS COHHERSORIRADTOH, R&RGIKED HOTSRUS IHSIGRIS

- -r • .:- ARTERL_FAHTAJL ' ETKEOSTORA FLABELLARE- " : PICKEREL,"REDFIH""" "" ' ESOX ARERICAHUS ARERICARUS

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APPENDIX C.I

Aquatic and Wetland Associated Species

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Breakdown for Aquatic and..Wetland..Species of Blairs, Quad, Pittsylvania Co,»V,Species tallied.by category, wetland classification (HWI), and status.Note - species may occur in more than one wetland or status category!

TALLY FOR FIELD CATTOTAL VALUE

56 Fish17. Amphibians'" " '-'•'•'•'- : f10 Reptiles ;44 Birds -.._ ~. .

••> • 20 Mammal s: 1 . Aquatic Mollusc's ....._.:._.__!

4 Aquati'c Crustaceans "r " ~" "" ----- •-•;L . . . . . . . . . . . .,.._.. . •;

TALLY FOR FIELD NWIf* TOTAL .VALUF " * :~ - 1:i, 8 LacustrTne ;

67 Lacustrine, limnetic136 Lacustrine, littoral94 Palustrine --1 6 Ri veri ne - ----i - L "1

176 Riverine, 1 owe r "peFe'nn i a T149 Riverine, upper perennial21 Riverine, intermittent

JL TALLY Tp"R FIELD STATUS" "" _ -TOTAL . VALUE " "" " " _'—-_—-- L£V. =--. ———7 --__•- '--

r- -- - —- Mote: no threatened/endangeI 44 Federal Migratory species are known to

24 Sport Fish occur in the area1 EPA Indicator

f. 17 Game (Consumpti ve Recreational)^ '6 Furbearer

66 Nongame-ProtectedE 7 Sensitive " " .

4 Biological Indicator14 Commercial3 Pest/Nuisance : " ----- .-- ;5 Pest/Crops" ~ ' : " - : 4

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HIuAB SPECIE OF ELU9S QBA9t PITTSYLVAHIA CQffSTY, VIRSlHIfi 19 A'JG 1938..,,,...,.. — ............ St!SSTIFIC.H..H........... .....,,..

1Alost psetE.fohareagus Sawl-Iish

-ss. Rdiitofce tablaplites cavifrcns Unclassified

ss. iargeBio'jtb Sitropterus salaaides Sjgft Fish

r~is. snallsoutii fiicropterus d.loaieai Sport cishSee C

sass, striptd Korone saratilis S oft Fish

.oegill Upoftis »acrochircs SpoH FishSee Cciwitents

Ballhend. fcrown Ictalorus nebulosos Sport FisbSee Coaatects

illhead. flat . Icttlorus platycephalus Sport FishSee Comiaents

Bullhead, jellos Ictalcras natalis Sport Fish.Carp, cotwon Cyprinus carpio Biological Indicator-

PestHuisacce

, river Carpiodes cyprinas QacUssified, channel Ictalorus pnnctatas Sport Fish

C.raercial— i See" Coffintentsatfisfc, white Ictalurus catus . Sport Fish

' S e e Cowaents,.ChTibT bluebead ^ocoftis legtoceghalas leptocephalus classifiedhub, creel . Se»otllns atro»acnlatus Biological Indicator

, creefc - ErUysou oblongcs DeclassifiedSeFCoiwtients

. blacfc Fcwiis aigromacnlatas Sgcrt FishSee Coiwnents

vUite Potoxis annularis Sport Fish{ See.Coffl5ient5VK*t noraitaitt redbelly Phoiinus oreas ycclassified

, fantail Etheastoaa flabellare GcclassifiedSee Coftiie ts

. glass? Etheostoma Titrem UnclassifiedSee Consents

Jarter, johnny Etheostoma nigroi Qnclassitiedi» See ComentsDarter, riverweed Itheostoia podostcnone Qnclassified

Darter, shield Percina geltata Unclassified>. See Comiientssogsacker, Roanoke Hjpentelirai roanofcense Baciassified

- - See Comments

. northern Rypenteliua nigricans UnclassifiedSee" Coments

;, bigey* >xostoaa ariomsmt Unclassified fl R 3 0 0 6.1 3See Comments

-AIIC m gETLAHD SPECIES' OF EUIR. QUAD, PinSYLVMTIH CGUHTY, VIRGIHIi 19 ftSG'1388 2Hi-SE.......................... SCIEHTrnraWE.... ... .... ... .".7.. 7 T.STfeTUS...... ..........J.

ock., black .. Jiox'.stoaa cervinurt. "____.„„ .. _ . ._ .Unclassified _ " " ,m, margined - H.turus ir.signis . .—_... _.- Commercial -. _ , . _ _

See CuKfments .nnoH, biuatnoss .. _i ._ Piaiephales rictatus .. - - _ , , ... -.._- EFfi Indicator

Bi.isQical IndicatorCommercial .See Comments

ficsguitofisri Ganibusia af finis ~ "~" --.7-— — ; --Baclas.si.fiedPickerel, chain Esox niger " Sport Fishicfcerel, redfin Es.x.aiFiericatitts amepicanns . Sport Fish

See CoMients?urBpi:iiiseed Lepomis qibbosus - . . . Sport Fish

*dhorser gc-iden Eoiostoma erythrurcsi . Unclassified

.:"&dhcrse, shorthead Korost-ima macrolepidotus Sportij . . . . . . . ____.._ ....... . _ sw CommentsFfedhorse, silver Koxostoma anistirurt Sport Fish

j edhorse, sticfceraeuth fioxsstoma papillosmt Unclassifiedohad, gizsard Borosoaa cepedianya Sport FishShiner, contely Hotropis acoenns Gnclassified

>. biner, crescent Hotropis cerasintis Unclassifiedi .hiner-j goldsri Kctssigonu crysolescas Biological Indicator

CowaerciaiSee Comments

v, rosefin Kotropis ardens ardens UnclassifiedShiner, saticfin "Hotropis aaalostoaas Unclassified, hiner, spottaii Rotropis hudsonius Coamercia!I . ' : " See ComifientsL5hiner, S¥allo7tail Rotropis procne Unclassified

See Comments1>hinerr Hhite Kotropis~albeolus_. - Unclassified.vt oner oiler, central -=- - - Campos toifia anomalua . Unclassified

See Coms-Bnts>n. shortness . £cicer.ser bre\'irostr*j» Federal Endancered

& Sucker, torrent Koxostoffia rhothoecaa Unclassified| Sucter, shite Catsstonas comffiersoni Sport Fish!LJ: " See CoEBifients "Sunfish, green Lesoais cyanellas - .— — Sport Fish

[ See Ccaifients*s3«nfish, redbreast Lepoisis airitas Sport Fish

See CoBtaents§tmfish, redear Lepoais mic'rolophos Sport Fish

alleye Stissstedion vitreuifi vitreim Sport FishCommercial

r- : See Comments .i?armovth Leoonis gulosus - Sport Fish- J . . . . . . C- -. ———

See Commentsg ' Sana catesbeiana • . . . . Hongame-Protectefl

: Frog, pickerel ... .. = .._.Ra&a palastris ficngaaie-P rotectedbFrog, southern leogaru ... .Rarsa ntricularia Hongauie-PrptecteaFrog, upland chores. --..-...- Beadaciris trissriate feriaruBi _ H.nga!se-Fr.iect:ed_ _Frog, vood Rata .syivatica ..... - .;-. .._.- Hongaae-Protected fl R 3 0 D f"! I Iievt, red-spotted ... _ Hstophthaln:us viriaescens viridesce Hongarae-F rotated

Peeper, nor-tiierri spring HyU croclfer cruiifer . __ Hori_g_.aiFie-Frotectfd

•U&TIC m BITUS& SPK1S5 OF HJUftS TO, PITTSYLVSHIi COCHTY, ¥!SG!EI& . 13 ftUG 1983

eastern and Psfidotritaa aoatanas ao at anus F.>naa:ae-?r.tectr-.ifour-toed Heaidactyliuo: scctatais RorsgaBie-Protected

Salamander, aarHed fcsbyst-sa ogacu* Songinft-Protecisdilaitander. northern dusky Sessognathus fuscus fnscus .,." Honga»e-Protect&dilamsnder, northern red Pseadotriton rubtr ruher fiongaae-Protected

SalanianderT northern t«o-lined S«rycea bislineata bislineata"iliaander, spotted Jabystoma nacclat™>ad. iisericaa Bttfo aaericanys Kongaae-Frotected

Toad, Fovier's Bafo soodhousii fovleri Hongaae-FrotecteaTreefrog, gray HjU versicolor Hongame-Protectedjpperhead, aortbera Igfcistrodon contortrii aokason Hongaffie-Protectedtiri, broadhead Eoiceces laticeps Hougame-Protected

Sfcini, five-lined Euaeces fasciatus . Hoagaoe-Protectedatke, black rat Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta Hongame-Protected3ake, eastern vora Carphopbis aaoenas asoenus Soogaise-Protected

Sr.ai.e. northern sater Herodia sipedon sipedon Korigane-Protected;^tinhget Sternotberus odoratus Hongaae-ProtectedJ nrtle, coi»oa snapping Chelydra serpentina sei entina Game {Consumptive Recreat

See Comments.. Turtle, eastern box Terrapene Carolina Carolina H<.aga»e-Protected; artle, eastern painted Chrysemys picta picta Hoagame-Protectedolaclbird, refi-siaged laeUics phoeaiceus Federal Higratory

Hongaise-Protectedj ardinal, northern Cardinalis cardinalis Federal Higratoryl . fiongaoe-ProtectedChictadeeT Carolina Paras caroiinensis Federal fiigratory~nck? American blatfc inas r ripes Gane (Consotr tive Recreat

i Federal HigratorySee Continents

ring-necked Xythya ccllaris Federal Higratory; ' Gaae (Consumptive Recreat

vo.d ' iix sponsa Federal Sigratory- - ' Game (Consumptive Recreat

cattle Bobolow ibis Federal Migratoryfiongame-ProtectedS&e Comments

great Cas»erodius albus egretta H&ngame-Protected| Federal Higratory

See Cowientst cinch, bouse Carpodacns seiicanns Federal Kigratorji Hongaae-Protected

See CownentsFlicker, northern Colaptes auratus Federal Higratory

I Hongame-Protected•flycatcher, acadian Ei idonax virescens Federal Higratory

Hongane-FrotettedJ?lycatchert great crested Hyiarcbus criaitus Federal Kigratory1L Rongame-Protected

See CoMtentsrlnatcatcher, blue-gray Polioptila caerulea Federal Higratory

Hongame-Frctected(joldfincb, iaerican Cardnelis tristis Federal Higratory

^ ' Hongaute-Protected" iooser Canada Branta ctnadensis Ga&e IConsuffiptive Recreat*' . ' Federal Higratory

See Comments fi D Q O D C I IT^ jrackle, cotaon Quisctlus guiscula Federal fiigratory . A tl J U U O i JS~ Hongame-Protected

Pest/Crons

OB6TIC m rciLASB SPSCi5S_QOJULK.QDAD. PITTSYLVMIA COURTY. VIRGIHIA 1? iuG 1388 4SHE................;,-,,,.... scHHTiFTC.aAHE.................... T.STATUS:........7;..,;..:

££be. Diefl-cilled " :: -= -Pcdilymbys. podiceps Federal Higratory.iongame-Protected

awk. broad-winged Bat50 platypterus .. Federal Higratory_Rongaise-P ro tec tedSee Comments

;a«kT red-shouldered . Buteo lineatus lineatss Federal Higratory... ._ ,,__.-„.....,.__ _-_ Sensitive

Hongame-Protectedlav... red-tailed Buteo jamaicensis _ , "......Federal Higratory

Hongame-ProtectedHeronT great blue &rdea herodias herodlas .. __ Sensitive _.,. _=

See CoitiffientsFederal HigratoryHongarce-Protected

'teroft. green Batorides virescens virescens Federal HigratoryHongame-Protected

-" - " " - See Comments

, rsby-tbroated fircbilochas colobris _ __ ___^_ _ Federal KigratoryKongame-Protected

Cbaradrini vocfferas ' Federal HigratoryHongame-Protected

Ringfisber, belted Ceryle alcyon . . _ _ . , _ ._ federal HigratoryHongauie-Protected

Anas platyrhyncbos . : Federal Higratory _ . ,Game (ConscRiptive Reo:eai

j-Sartin, purple Progne subis . . . - - . _. ... -Federal Kigratory: Rongame-Frotected ,

""Sight-herori. blact-crovned ' Hycticorax nycticorax boactii Federal HigratoryHongame-Protected

- - - - - Sensitive. .......... . ... . _See Coanients

Gspr-ey . . _ . " . Pandion haliaetus caroiinen^U ..__Federal Higratory__Hongame-ProtectedSensitive

Osl. long-eared ftsio otos . Federal Higratory, ,.___ Hongame-Protected

See Cofflinents" Pewee. eastern wood Contopus virens Federal Higratory

Rongaae-ProtectedPhoebe, eastern Sayornis phoebe Federal HigratorySandpiper, spotted ftctitis tsacular-ia Federal Higratory

Hongame-Protected

Sapsucfcer, yellos-beilied Sphyrapicus varius Federal HigratoryHongaae-Protected

i-owi, eastern Otus asio • Federal Higratory_ Hongame-Protected

• Sr.ipe. co^on " "" Capella gallinago., _ . . . . . . Gafie.(.Qon.sumptiye RecreatFederal Higratory '

SnarroVj song " "Helospisa meiodlal J""" "__ Federal Higratory----- - . -.-. Hongame-Protected

"ireOf-yftite-eyea Vireo griseus ... . F_ederal Higratory

JATIC &K& HETUFtt SPECIE 0? HAIBS QBM>i PI7TSYL.M!ft C9UHIY. VIRGlHIi 19 sOG 19SS "5.......................... SCIEHTIrlC.HftSE.................... I.3T&TUS.................

.Itcre. black Coragyps stratus Federal HigratorySongame-Frotected

' rbler hootefi Silsonia citrins Federal

Garble. . northern parala ParuU aaericana Federal SigratorySoaganie-Protected

rbler, prothonotary Protoaotaria citrea Federal Higratoryfionganie-Prntected

Uarbler, yell.B Dendroic4 petechia Federal HigratorySocgaise-Protected

.tfdcock, Anerican Scolopax tinor Federal HigratoryGame (Consamptive Recreat

>odpeekerT hairy Picoides villosus Federal HigratoryHongaae-Protected

Woodpecker, pileatefi Dryocopas pileatcs flongaae-ProtectedFederal Higratory

todpecfcer, red-headed fielanerpes erythrocephalus Federal Higratory' • - Rongatse-Frotected

K«"enf Carolina Ibryothoras ludovicianus Federal HigratcryIren, boase Troglodytes aedon Federal Higratory1 * Hongaffle-Frotected, ( See ConmeatsTellowthroat, cw*ou Geotblypis tricfcas bracfeidtctylus Federal Higratcry

. Hongaffie-Protectedit, hoary Usinrus ctaereus cinereus Hongane-Frotected

* ' ' See- Comments£atr northern red !&siaras borealis borealis Unclassified

See Comments

1 at, seninole Lasiurus seainolus Songarae-Protected>,at, silver-haired Lasionyctem aoctivagans Sensitive

See Comments

"Seaver, Car.llDa Castor canadensis carolinensis Gajne (Consumptive RecreatFarbearerCommercial

«, eastern gray Hrocyon cinereoargenteos cincreoarg Ga*e (Consumptive RecreatConmercialFurbearer

fr< See CoaaentsFox, red Valpes vulp&s falvt Gaft& (Constmptive Recreatt""ink, con*aon Hustela vison sink Furbearer

SensitiveCoiaercialSee Comments

loose, neadow juaplag Zapus budsonius asericasHS Pest/Crops^ - - See CoiwaentsHyotis, little brown Ityotis lucifugus lucifngos Sensitive

S e Coaisents, Virginia DidelpMs virginiana riraiaiaaa Gane (Consumptive Recreat

FuThearer fl D Q H p r , -7, Jtter, river Latra canadensis lataiins Seiisitive" H n O U U 0 /••

See Comments

3HTIC ftHD «ETI«8& SPECIES 0? EIAIRS Q3a&, PITTSYLV&m CQJIHTY, V1RGIHIA 19 ftUG i--,.....-.„-,„-.-,„ T.STiTUS...., .-..........;

ctaon Prccyon iotor lotor Game (Consumptive RecreatCommercialFurbearer-

- - - - • .--- — -• See Comments '.norway Rattus norvecicus _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ,J. .Pest/Huisance " .

See Comments .r southeastern Sc-rex l.ongirvstris.lor.girostris. .... Hong^iie-Protected

- --—-See Comments.--- . .i. northern gray Sciuras carclineiisU perinsylvariicus_Gaae (Consumptive Recreat

Pest/HuisancePest/CropsSee Coiw&ents

Squirrel, talkative red Tandasciurus budsonicus loquaz Kongaae-FrotectedSee Comments

>le, meadow Hicrotcs pennsylvanicus pennsylvani Pest/CropsSee Comments

'easel, long-tailed Husteia freaata noveboracensis FurbearerCommercial

_ ^ _.__ _ _ . . . _ _ ,, __ See CoBiiaentsloodchuck Hannota tionax mojiai Game (Consumptive Recreat

Pest/CropsL-asselT Eastern elliptic Elliptic coaplanata UnclassifiedCrayfish Casbarus robustas Unclassified\ "rayf ish Cambaras iongalcs Unclassifiedi rayf ish Orconectes imjrtanis UnclassifiedCrayfish Cambarus bartonii bartonii Unclassified

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Woodland Associated Species

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Breakdown.for Species associated, with Woodlands in Blairs Quad, Pittsylvania C, /FSTZE), and status.

^pecies tallied by category, forest size class ( _ . _ . . , . .Kote - species may occur in more than one forest size or statua category!

TALLY FOR FIELD CATTOTAL VALUE ..,_., __— ..„__,_.....__...

17 Amphibians16 Reptiles60 Birds - - - - - - -— r -38 Mammal s ._..._-4 Other terrestrial Invertebrates

TALLY FOR FIELD FSIZETOTAL VALUE _ _:

51 Unstocked21 Seedling28 Sapling62 Seedling/Sapling71 Pole ___70 Mature45 Over Mature ; :•

TALLY FOR FIELD STATUSTOTAL VALUE . .- .... . ..'-:58 Federal Migratory20 Gams {Consumptive Recreational)8 Furbearer94 Nongame-Protected1 1 Sensitive8 Commercial5 Pest/Nuisance _^ _.1 Pest/Livestock11 Pest/Crops • -•

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SPECIE A3;OC:iI£D KTE IOQ5UHDS Q? BtAIRS QSAD, PITTSHL7MI& COuHTY. VISGI3IATE......„.,..„.,.........- SCIHTTIFlC.HfcKE.................... T.STAT8S..............

,'1« pickerel Sana palustris•>g. upland cboras Pseudacris triserista feriarun Hongaae-Proteeted><j. wood Rana sylvatica fiongaaie-ProtectedJt. r&d-sgotted fiotopfcthaiaus nridescens viridesce fionga»e-?rotected.par, northern spring Hyla crucifer crucifer fiongaffie-Protectedtaainder. eastern acd Pseudotriton montanus Roatanus Hongaae-Protected.anander. four-toed Heiifattylius scetatura ifongaae-Protected.aaander, narbled JLabystoaa opacus Songaae-ProtectedLa»ander, northern dusty Desaogaathus fuscus fuscus Hongaae-Protectedlaaanderr nortbera tso-lined Enrycea bislineata bislineata Hongaite-Protectedlawtnder* redback Flethodoa ciaereus Hongane^rotectedlanander, slid; ?lethodon glutinoscs glatinosus Rongane-ProtectedUMnderT spotted iabystona Kculatmi Bongaiae-Protectedad, Aaerican Bufo anericanus Honga»e-Protectedad, Fowler's Bofo aoodhousii fovleri Hougame-Prctected?efr»8t Cope's graj Hvla clirysoscelis Hongaae-Protected«frogT gray Hyla versicolor Rongaae-Protectedgperbead, northern Igtistfodon contortris nokason Hongane-Protectedngsnaket eastern Iiangropeltis g&tulus getulus Unclassified

4~ veer, northern black Coluber constrictor constrictor Bongaae-Protected.ttlesnake, tiaber Crotalus fcorridus borridus Unclassified

See Consentsi* . See Comments

:inkt broadbead Eoaeces laticeps Bongaae-Protectedr~ dak, five-lined Euaeces fasciatus Hongane-Protectedj sake, black rat Slaphe obsoUta obsoleta Hongane-Protected

sake, corn Elapbe guttata guttata Unclassifiedj - lake, eastern garter TbaanopMs sirtalis sirtalis Hongaae-Protected

eastern bognose / Heterodon glatyrhinos" Rongaae-Protectedeastern nora ' Carpbophis aaoenus aaoenas Hongase-Protected

take, nortbern, «ter Herodia sigedon sipedon HongaiBe-ProtectedIt inkpot Sternotberus odoratus Hongai&e-Protected

-jrtle, coftaon snapping Cbelydra serpeiitina serpentina Gaae (Consumptive RecreatSee CoauRents

'irtleT eastern box Terrapene Carolina Carolina Hongatse-Protectedartle, eastern palated Cbryseajs gicta picta Hongaae-Protectedlocbird, eastern Sialia sialis Federal Rigratory

Hongaae-Protectednorthern Colinus rinjinianus Caae (Consumptive Recreat

uating, indigo Passerlna cyanea Bongaae-ProtectedFederal Kigratory

j ardiaal, northern Cardiaalis cardinalis Federal Migratory*• Hongame-Protected

.atbird, gray Dunetella carolinensis Federal HigratoryIhickadee, Carolina ?aras caroliaensis Federal Migratory

owbird, brova-headed Holothrns ater Federal MigratoryKongaae-Protected

r ro«. fcnericaa Corvus brachyrhyachos Federal Kigratory1 Hongarae-Protected

Pest/Cropst • See Comments

yellov-Mlled Coct sus aaericanus Federal Higratoryfioagaae-protected

mourning Zenaida ncroura Federal HigratoryGasie (Consutfiptive Recreat n O n T OSee Comments A K O U U 0 6

Recreat

.BLIFE SPECIE ASSOCIATE IIXE SOODLA8BS 0? ELAIRS QUAD, PinSYLVMIA CGOHTY, VISGISU '!£.....................,.... SCIEBTHiC.R&KE.................... T.STATUS..................

Federal Migratory |See Comments

ring-necked Aythya.coilari_s_____ .___.....____ Federal Migratory . r ,Game (Consumptive Recreat

:k, wood Aix sgonsa . .... Federal MigratoryGame (Consumptive Recreat

•et, cattle . .Bubulcus ibis •--•••-•• -• - - ""general Higratory . 'Hongaae-ProtectedSee Comiftents " !

et, great Casaer&dius albas egretta. „ _ Kongaae-ProtectedFederal MigratorySee Comments . 1

neb, house Carpodacus mexicanas -- - Federal HigratoryHongame-ProtectedSee Comments !

neb, purple Carpodacus purpureus Hongame-ProtectedFederal Migratory

icfcerr northern Colaptes auratus Federal Higratory; Hongame-Protectedt - .ycatcher, acadian topidcnai virescens Federal Migratory

Hongaffle-Protectedy" lycatcher, great crested Kyiarchus crinitus ' - Federal Migratory- Hongaae-Protected

See Consentsf catcher, blue-gray Polioptila caerulea Federal Migratory

Rongaae-Protected*" ..Idfinch, fcnerican Cardaelis tristis Federal Migratory

_ _ . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ _ _ _. __ _..... .. : . _ Hongame-Protected! ackle, coaaon .- Quiscalus quiscula Federal MigratoryL- - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hongaae-Protected

. ' Pest/CropsF' rosbeah, blue Gairaca caerulea caerulea Federal Migratory|sx Hongaiae-Protected

ivk, Cooper's •-._-- ftccipiter cooperii Federal Migratory.— ._. — .. . Sensitive

awk, broad-Kinged Buteo platypterus Federal Migratoryfioagame-Protected

._ . .. .... _ _ ... _ _ ... . . . . . . . See Comaentsi :a«t. red-shouldered Bateo lineatus lineatus Federal Higratory^ ------ ----- -- .-=-—- .-= Sensitive

Bongame-Protec tedj1 apfc, red-tailed Buteo jaaaicensis ~ Federal Migratoryfc, Hongaae-Protected

iawk, sharp-shinned Accipiter striatus velox Federal MigratoryE - — - •_ - • - Sensitive

See CommentsEeron, great blue Ardea herodias herodias Seasitive _

-f. See CorfiaentsFederal Migratory

• R o n g a m e - P r o t e c t e dn, green Butorides virescens virescens Federal Migratory

fiongame-Protected*-i See Comments

^.iummingbird, rcby- throated fercbilochus colubris Federal Higrat&ryHongame-Protected

.LIFE SPECIES aSSOCIKED B!TH IOGDLAHDS OF BUIRS QUAD. PITTSYLV&HI& COURTY, VZRGTRIft5.......................... SCIEHT1FIC.H..SE.................... T.STiTEJS... -..,...,......

. blue Cyanotilta eristata F&deral fiigratoryHongaae-ProtectedSeTTomments

co, dark-eyed 3onco hveaalis Federal MigratoryKongame-Protected

fcrel. Saericaa Falco sparverius spsrverius Federal HigratoryHongaae-ProtectedSensitiveSee Coaneiits

.gusher, belted Ceryle alcyoa Federal HigratoryRoagaae-Protected

'kingbird, northern Hiaus .lolyglottos Federal MigratoryHongame-Protected

bt-aeroa, black-canned Hycticorax aycticorax hoactii Federal Migratoryfioaganie-ProtectedSensitiveSee Comments

,ole, orchard Icterus sgurius Federal Higratory; " Hongame-Protected

. .rey Pandion haliaetus carolinensis Federal MigratoryHongame-Protected

.__ _. Sensitive.nhird Seioms aurocapillus Federal Kigratory

1 " Boagaae-Protectedi , 1, long-eared &sio otus Federal Migratory

Hongaae-frotected. -- . See Comments

•HM, eastern «ood Coatopus virens Federal MigratoryEongame-Protected

,„ oebe, eastern Sayomis pbosbe Federal Higratory; ven, coiwon j Corros corax Federal Migratory*•- ' Boagaae-Protected

Pest/Crops| See Consentsiv bin, Aaericaa Turdcs aigratorius Federal Migratory

Hongarce-Protectedf See Coiaments* ipsucker, yellov-bellied Sphyrapicus varius Fed&ral Migratory

Hoagame-Protected* " -

creech-ortT eastern Otas asio Federal HigratoryHoagaae-Protected

'; ^ipe, coaaoa Capella gallinago Game (Consumptive Recreat*& Federal Migratory

field Spisella pusillaLparroe, song Helospisa aelodia Federal Migratory

Hongane-Protectedanager, scarlet Piranga olivacea Federal Migratory

j, Songame-Protectedirusht -rood Hylocichla austelina Federal Migratory

fc Songaae-Protecteditaouse? tafted Parus. bicolor . Federal Migratory

Hongaae-Protecteds-.yheet rufous-sided Pigilo erythrophthalmus Federal Migratory

fi.aganie-Protected< «rkey, vild Keieagris gallopaTo silvestris ~Gai»& (Consumptive Recreati ireo, red-eyed ?ireo olivaceus Federal Migratory

DLIFE SrSCIES SSSflCZfiTKD fe'JTH IfOODlrAHBS OF BIAIRS QBftB, PITTSMBIft COIIHTY. VIRGINIA............. ....... T.STftTBS.. ........,..„..

.reo, solitary Vireo s-.litariys ._... .._,.;... _^1 . federal JUarai cryHongame-Protected

. white-eyes . Vires sriseus . = . . . . Federal MigratoryHongame-Protected

ilture. hlac!. . Coragyps "atT-Mns ...... . .. Federal MigratoryHongame-Protected .

ilture, torfcey Catbartes aura ; •--••• -- Federal Higratory . 'tHongaifie-Pro tected

irbler, Kentucky Oporornis foraosus . . " ^ . . T " Federal MigratoryHongame-P r o t ec ted

arbler, northern parala Parula aaericaaa Federal MigratoryHongame-Protected

arbler, pine Dendroica pinus__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rongame-ProtectedFederal Migratory

arbler. prairie Dendroica discolor Federal MigratoryHongaae-Protected ,

arbler. yellos Dendroica petecnia__ __ _ _ _ ...Federal MigratoryHongane-Protected

arblerT yelloy-ruaped Dendroica coronata cornata Federal MigratoryHongaae-ProtectedSee Cowrtents

-'arcing, cedar Boabycilla cedrorua Federal MigratoryHoagaae-Protected

hip-poor-vill Capriaulgus vociferus Federal Migratory . ,Rongarae-Pro tected

oodcoct, American Scolopax minor Federal MigratoryI G a i r i e (Consumptive Recreatecfcer. decay Picoides pubescens aediaaus .. Federal Migratory

"Hongaae-Protected, 5oc'dpecfcerT hairy Picoides villosus Federal Higratory

; Hoagame-Pro tected- loodpecfcerT pileated ' Bryocopus pileatus Kongame-Protected

. _ __.. ._ Federal Higratoryiioodpecfcer. red-beaded Melanerpes erytbrocephalus Federal Migratory .. .

_ . Hongaae-Protected

ifren, Carolina Tbryothorus ludovicianus ...Federal Migratoryifren, boose .Troglodytes aedon Federal Migratory

Rongaae-ProtectedSee Coaments

-Telloothroat, comaon Geothlypis trichas brachidsctylus Federal MigratoryHoagaffie-Protected

"Bat, big brown Eptesicus fuscu5~fascus " ~" SensitiveSee Comments

Bat, evening Bycticeius huaeralis humeralis Sensitive

J.Bat, hoary Lasiurus cinereos cinereus Hongaifte-ProtectedSee Consents

. Bat, northern red Lasiurus horealis borealis UnclassifiedSee Comments

Bat, seminole Lasiurus seninolus Hongane-Protected•^Bat, silver-bairec . Lasionycteris noctivagans ~ . Sensitive.

See Comments

Castor, canader.sis car.rii.ensi? " Gar&e (Consumptive Recreat

5IA CQOKTY. VIHGISIASCTEHTIF1C.HAHE......... ........... T.SI1TDS.................

Fur-bearerCosiffilrcial

ttonttil. eastern Sylvilagus floridanus aaliurus Game (Consumptive RecreatCommercialFurbearerPest/CropsSee Comments

•ert tthite-talled Odocoileus virsiaianus Gaine_ (Consumptive RecreatPest/CropsSee Comments

a, eastern gray Urocyoa cia'ereoargenteus cinereoarg Gate" (Consumptive RecreatCommercialFurbearerSee Commeats

n, red Valpes vnlpes folva Gane (Coasumptive Recreatinfc, cofflBOn Kastela nson aiafc surbearer

SensitiveCoaaercialSee Comments

ole, Hovrell's eastern Scalopus agaaticus hoyelli Rongaifie-Protectedlie, eastern Scalopus aqaaticus aquaticos Hongame-Protectedjiuse, cowion golden Ochrotoays nuttalli oat t alii Bongaae-Pro tectedoose, house Hus acsculus Pest/Huisance

See Commentsouse, neadov jtnuplng lapus hudsonius aaericaaus Pest/Crops

See Comments, northern chite-footed Peroayscus lencopss noveboracensis Pest/Huisance

See Commentsis, Keeals Hyotls teenii septentrional is Unclassified

See Comments

tyotis. little bro«a Hyotis locifngns lucifugus Sensitive' See Comments. possoa, Virginia Bidelphis nrginiana virginiana Gate (Consumptive Recreat

Commercial_., Furbearer: 'tter, river Lutra canafiensis iataxiaa Sensitive^ See CommentsPiplstrelle, eastern Piplstrellus subflavns sd)flavus Hoagaae-Protected

See CoaaentsProcyoa lotor lotor Gaae" (Consumptive Recreat

CoaaercialEarbearerSee CovAeats

, Eirtland's short-tailed Blarina hrevicauda Urtlandi Hongaae-ProtectedSee Consents

t least Cryptotis parva parva Kongafie-Protected, southeastern S«rex loagirostris loafircstris Hongaae-Protected

See Commentsihretr, southern sh§rt~tailed Slariaa brevicaufia carolioeusis Unclassified

fi- See Comments

i, striped Keobitis aepbitis elongata FdrbearerSensitiveCommercialSee Comments

Satrirrel, blac£. f.x Sciarus niger niger Gaae (Consumptive Recreat

LIFE SPECJSS aSSOCIATED KT5 SQQEMS OF BLMRS QUAD, PITISpAitU CQGHTY,........... ,..,.,——.-.... SCIS-ireiC.BHE.................... T .STATUS....

Pest/Crops '.See Comments . ,

'rel, northern gray Sciunis carolinensis pennsyl-aiiicus Gairie' IConsu&pnve RecreatPest/nuisancePest/CropsSee Comments j

.rrel, southern flying Glauccmys volans volans" Pest/Huisance ,See Comments

-.rrel, talkative red Taaiasciurus hudsonicus loguax Hongaae-Protected ,See Comments \

e, coRmon pine Hicrotus pinetorua pinetoron; Pest/Crops^See Cofiwients

e. ineadoH Hicrotcs pennsylvanicus pennsylvani Pest/CropsSee Comments

e, pine ^ Hicrotus pinetorum scalapsoides Hongaae-ProtectedPest/Suisance . \

j See CoaaentsI sel, long-tailed . Mustela frenata noveboracensis Furbearer

CommercialSee Coanents

jdchttcfc Marnota aonai aonax : Gaae (Coasuaptive Recreat_ .,-:--_.._ E. == -Pest/Crops

:kr American dog Dersacentor variabilis Unclassified '?'%:fc, lone star Aablyomaa aaericanua Pest/Livestocfcj , :fc, rabbit Haemaphysalis leporispalcstris Unclassified

:fc, winter Deraacentor alhipictus = _ UnclassifiedJ

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APPENDIX C.3

Edge/Agricultural Land Associated Species

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Breakdown for Species associated with Agricultural Lands In Blairs Quad, Pittsvania County, Virginia .-.__::; .. _. ... .._:_._ ... .r- _:_::.;. ... . "

iTallied by category, status, and land use associations..

TALLY FOR FIELD CAT 'TOTAL VALUE _ =---—.-;^ —— --; ,~ -i :^ - :r;- r- - -—v — -_^ +~- -

1 0 Amphibians - - - r r -12 Repti 1 es " -.: . . " • " " :"-•-. ~\ :~.- -~ j="~-"T .-• --.: '.-.: : - - »:6 3 Birds . . _ . . . . . . -36 Mammals .-...= -- ...:_- ; ;•1 Terrestrial InsectsS Other terrestrial Invertebrates

TALLY FOR FIELD STATUSTOTAL VALUE V- -•-'- Note - Species may occur in mo:60 " Federal Migratory than one.status or land20 Game (Consumptive Recreational) category!8 Furbearer8 4 Nongame-Protected . . . . . . . . : .9 Sensitive8 Commercial5 Pest/Nuisance1 Pest/Livestock12 Pest/Crops T-

" TALLY FOR FIELD LAND.USETOTAL --'-VALUE '- ., ..,_,__,_:._.. ._....... .__.._-

123 Agricultural Land104 Cropland and Pasture65 Orchards, Groves , Vincyards^Nurseries

90 Other Agricultural Land80 Range!and41 Herbaceous Rangeland72 Shrub and Brush Rangeland52 Mi xfecTRangeland

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DLlFt SPECIE IS90CIWE& 1ITH AGRIOJLTSRH. L&KDS OF BLAIRS {», PITTSILVWIU COUHH, VIRGIRUI.......................... SeXB-TtFIC.HJ&E.................... l.stfeTUS.................

g. pickerel Rana nalustris Hongame-Protettee15. southern leopard Sana atricularia Rorigame-Protectedg, upland chorus Pseudacris triseriata feriarua Kongaae-Protectedaniander, northern fosky Sesftogaathus fuscos fuscus Hongase-Protectedunander, northern red Fseudotritoa ruber ruber Hongaiae-Protected,i»ander. northern tvc-Iined Eorjcea hislineata bislineata Hongame-Protectedtmander, spotted .jsbystofca »acalato» Hongaoe-Protected,d, ifterican Bafo aatericanas _ Hongaae-Protected-.d, Foulep's Bafo Hoodhoosii fottleri fiongame-Protectedrffrog, gray Hyla versicolor Songaae-Protected.perhead. northern igkistrodon contortrii nolason Hongaae-Protectedigsnake, eastern Laigro eltis getulcs getulas Unclassified

:er, northern black C&luber constrictor constrictor fiongane-ProtectedTtlesnake, tinner Crotalas horrUus horridas Unclassified

See Consentsi . . See Consents* • ink, five-lined Euieces fasciatas Kongane-protected

ake, hltcfc rat Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta 8ongaae-Protectedake, corn Elaphe gottata guttata Unclassified

l.tfce, eastern garter Thaanophis sirtalis sirtalis Hongaae-Protectedake, eastern hognose Heterodon pUtyrhinos Hongaae-Protected

\ "ake, eastern vort Carphophis akoenus aaoenas Hongaoe-Protectedj akeT northern water Serodia sipedon sipedon Hongane-Protected

rtle. eastern box Terrapene Carolina Carolina Hongaae-Protectedpackbird, red-winged Agelaios pboenicens Federal Rigratory| Hongase-Protected*"',QeIiird. eastern Siaiu sialis Federal Higratory

Hongaae-Protected[ bwhite, northern Colinas Tirginianos Gaae (Consonptive RecreatL nting, indigo Passerina cyanea Hongaae-Protectefl

Federal Higratory| "irdinalT northern Cardinalis cardinalis Federal HigratoryI^ Hongaae-Protected

tbird^ gray Doaetella caroiineasis Federal KigratoryC.at, yellow-breasted Icteria virens virens . Federal Higratory

Kongane-Protectedickadee, Caroliaa Paras carolinensis Federal Higratory

__..wMrd. brovn-headed Holothrus ater Federal Higratory" ~ Rongaae-Protected

row, Rjfterican Corvas brachyrhynchos Federal KigratoryBongaae-ProtectedPest/Crops

, See Coawntsidioo, yellow-billed Coccyzus ai&ricanus Federal Higratory

Hongaie-Protected?ve, mourning Senaida aacrocra Federal Higratory

Gait& (Consumptive RecreatSee Comments

>veT rock. Colusba livia Gaae (Consumptive RecreatFederal Higratory

uck, American black Anas rofaripes . Game (Consumptive RecreatFederal HigratorySee Comments

•jet, ring-necked fcythya collaris Federal HigratoryGaate (Consumptive Recreat

gret, cattle Bubalcus ibis Federal HigratoryHongame-Protected

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SPECIES' ASSOCIHB ¥ITH aORIClJLTl'SMi fcHTOS OF BLMSS QUAD, PinSE-VftBIA COCBH. VlRGIHIAHE.........................."«m£mC.SHiE.................... T.STATBS.................

See^h, house .. _____ . _. . Carpodacus trtexicamis . Federal Higratt-ry

Honqame-FrotsctedSee Cotftaents

ach. purple . Cirpodacus purpur~etis"" .; ". " .."Hongame-ProtectedFederal Higrator-v

icker. northern Colaptes auratus ... -Federal HigratoryHongame-Protec ted

.ycatcher, great crested Hyiarchus crinitus Federal (iigratoryHongaae-Protected \See Comments

•idfinch. Affierican Cardaelis tristis Federal HigratoryHongaae-Protected

jose, Canada Sranta canadensis Ga&e (Consumptive Recreat. Federal Higratory:. . See Consents: Tackle, common Quiscalus guiscula Federal Higratory

Hongaae-Protected! . . . . Pest/CropsL_rosbeak, blue Gairaca caerulea caerulea Federal Higratory

""" " "• : 5 — ~ Rongame-Protected'•: "ask, Cooper's Accipiter cooperii Federal Higratory; _ Sensitive

ivfcT broad-vinged Buteo platypterus Federal HigratorySeagate-ProtectedSee Comments

. red-shouldered Buteo lineatas lineatus Federal HigratorySensitive

I : : -,- - - Rongane-Protectedi—avk, red-tailed ' Buteo jansaicensis " " Federal Higratory

. , • - - — . Hoagame-Protected *•\ '.avfc, sharp-shinned - - Accipiter striatcs velox Federal fligratory[, _ _ __ Sensitive

See Cowuentsp-".eron, green Eutorides virescens virescens Federal Higratoryij . . ____...._ . . _ __ --: --- -_ Hongaitie-Protected . ,

See CoirimentsS"- .---... ... ..---. . . . _ ._.._... .j _ __. .

i-^umroingbird, ruby-throated ArcUilochus colobris _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Federal HigratoryHonga»e-Protected

I lay. blue Cyanocitta c^istata Federal Higratory}U . - . - . . . ..... _ ,..._._.__. :.... . . _ _ , , _ __H_ongai&e-Protected

See Cowaents .jrJunco, dark-eyed Ounco hyeraalis Federal HigratoryL TV-"" '-"-".-... "..'-'.. Jpagame-Protected . ,Kestrel, Anerican Falco sparverius sparverius Federal Kigratory

Hongame-Protected; . Sensitive

I See Commentsdeer Charadrius vociferus " Federal Higratory

_ _ _——. _ Nongaae-Protectedj^Kingbird, eastern Tyrannas tyrariaus Federal Kigratory

Hongame-Protected* Kingfisher, belted Ceryle alcyon . . Federal Higratory

.._... Hongame-Protected fl D O n n r o nAnas_Dla.tyrhynchos Federal HiqraHrv , ^ U O -j tj

«»T-3ir.TUML uses OF BLAIRS QUAD, PITTSYLVSHIA couffn, VIRGIHIASeiEHTIFlC.KAhl.................... T.STWOS.................

GafT'lConsamptive Recreattin. purple Progne subis Federal Rigratory

Honffarae-Protectedk, eastern Sturnella iag&& Hongaae-Protected

Federal Kigratory

dngbird. northern Hiaus polyglottos Federal HigratoryHongaae-Protected

ht-heron? black-crowned Sycticorax nycticorax hoactii" Federal KigratoryHongaae-ProtectedSensitiveSee Contents

ihthank, coroon Chordeiles ainor Federal HigratoryHongane-Protected

,ole, orchard Icterus spurius Federal HigratoryRongame-Protected

,T long-eared Asio etcs Federal HigratoryHongaae-ProtectedSee Coments

. *ee, eastern wood Contopus virens Federal HigratoryKongaae-Pro tected

• iehe, eastern Sayomls phoefce Federal Higratoryven, coaaon Corros corax Federal Kigratory

Hongase-Pro tectedPest/CropsSee Contents

bin, American tcrdcs aigratorius Federal HigratoryHongaae-ProtectedSee Coaaents

. . ndgiper, spotted Actitis aaoilaru Federal HigratoryHongaae-Protected

j yellow-bellied Sphyrapicns varius Federal HigratoryHongaae-Protected

_^ :reech-owlr eastern Otus asio Federal KigratorySongaae-Protected

\ipe, coiwon Capella gallinago Gatte (Consumptive RecreatFederal Rigratory

~" p«T«i chipping Sgisella passerina Federal HigratoryHongase-Protected

)arrow, field Spisella posilla** yarrow, house Passer dwiesticus Unclassified

parrow, song Helospiza aelodia Federal HigratoryHongai&e-Protected

aj wallow, barn Hirsndo rustica Federal HigratoryHongaae-P rotec ted

itsouse, tufted Pams bicolor Federal HigratoryHongame-Protected

Towhee, rufoas-sided Pipilo erythrophthalans Federal HigratoryHongar&e-P rotec ted

urkey, wild Keleagris gallopavo silvestris Gaise (Consumptive Recreat»• ireor red-eyed Vireo olivaceos Federal Higratory

Hongame-Protectedireo, white-eyed Vireo griseus Federal Higratory

Hongante-ProtectedCoraovos atratus Federal Higratory

LBLIFE SPECIES «SSOCI*7E) IIIH AGRICULTURAL L&HBS OF BLAIRS Wtt. FIITSYLVAHIA COUHTY, VfoGIHIfta£.......................... SCIEHTIFIC.T.&KE........_....-.-.... T.STATUS..............

fionqame-Protected |;re. turkey Cathartes aura Federal Higratory

Hongame-Protected• rbler, pine Dendroica pinas ._._..___ H.nqaroe-Pretected

Federal Higratoryrbler. prairie Dendroica discolor- Federal Kigratory

Songaiae-Protectedrbler, yellow Dendroica petethia" Federal Higratory

Hongame-Protected.rbler, yellow-rapped . Dendroica coronata cornata Federal Bigratory

Hongame-ProtectedSee Co»n.ents

ixwing, cedar Bomhycilla cedrorus Federal KigratoryHongame-Protected

•dp-poor-will Caprimulgus vociferas . Federal KigratoryHongame-Protected

.• oodcock, American Scolopax minor Federal Higratory: ._ : -—r —r -— ,:. Game (Consuaptive Recreat* '.odpecfcer, dowr.y Picoides pohescens medianus Federal Higratory :

.. -; -,- fiongame-Protected. oodpecker, hairy Picoides villosas . Federal Higratory1 • ' .--.—._-- -:. := = j* oncfaaiB-P r o tec t ed :

'.odpecker, red-headed Kelanerpes erythrocephalns Federal Higratory! • Hongatae-P rotec ted

Carolina Tfcryothorus ludovicianus Federal Higratoryhouse Troglodytes aedon Federal fiigratory

Hongame-Protected, - See CommentsJ ellowthroat, coaaon Geothlypis trichas brachidactylas Federal Higratory4- •= . " ~-— —----- Hongaise-Protected

at, big brown - • ' Eptesicus fuscus foscus : Sensitivei See Comments! .at, evening Hycticeius humeralis humeralis ... Sen_sitive___

See Commentsat, hoary Lasiurus~cinereus cinereas " Hohganse-Protected

, northern red Lasiurus borealis borealis UnclassifiedSee Comments

.at, seainole Lasiuras semiaolus -_._^_^ "Kongaae-Protected

.eaver, Carolina Castor canadeasis caroliaeasis Gaae (Consumptive Recreat

CownercialCottontail, eastern Sylvilagus floridanus aallurus Game (Consumptive Recreat^ - - - - - Commercial

Furbearer, . . . Pest/Crops

See Commentswhite-tailed Gdocoilens virginianus Gaae (Consunptive Recreat

Pest/CropsSee Comments ;i

eastern gray Orocyon cinereeargenteus cinereoarg Game (Consuiriptive Recreat

Furhearer

?ox. red ---Vulpes valpes folva .. ...-..-Gase (Consumptive ?;ecreat.

,DL!F£ SPECISS ASSOCIATES SITH «SICSITURH, SJH&S OF BL&ISS Q3AB, PITTSSLVfiHIJi COURTS, VIRGIHU1.......,.....,........—— SCIEHTinC.RAHE.................... T.STATuS.................

&. cMuttm Htistela vises amfc FurbearerSensitiveCotKSeTcialSee Co!mtient5

.e, H.well's eastern Scalosus aguaticus heselli Songame-Protected

.e, eastern Scalopus acuaticys aquaticus Soagame-Protected:«, conaoa goldtn Ochrotoiys nnttalli naltalli Hoagame-Protettedise, eastero harvest Reithrodontotys humulis huaulis Hongane-Protected

See Comnentsise, house Has ausculcs Pest/Huisance

See Co«ftentsuse, aeadow Juicing lapus hsds.nics aaericanus Pest/Crops

See Coameatsuse, northern white-footed Peroayscus leucopcs noveboraceasis Pest/Huisance

See Commentsotis, little brown Xyotis lucifugys lucifugcs Sensitive -

See Comments! ossoa, Virginia MdelpMs virciniana virgiaiana Gaae (Consumptive Recreatk'- ~~ . • Commercial

Furbearer.pistrelU, eastern Fipistrellus subflavus subflavus Hongatae-Protected

i See CoMieats.ccoon Procyon lotor lotor Gaae (Consuaptive Recreat

! Conaercial[ . Furbearer

See CoMtentsr it, hispid cottoa Sigmodoa hispidus virginianus Pest/Crops: it, norway Rattus norvegicos Pest/Huisancefe * ' See Comeats

h.rew, Kirtland's short-tailed Blarina hrevicauda kirtlandi Hoagane-Protected. See Coiaeats

i— irev, least • Cryptotis parva psrva Hongaie-Protectedrew, southeastern Sorex loagirostris loagimtris Hoagame-P rotec ted

f See CommentsI . hrew, southern short-tailfd Blariaa brevicaafia carolinensis Unclassified

See Coafaeatsr" " k , striped Kephitis fcephitis eloagata Far-bearerSensitiveCommercial

. . . . See_Coaneats, black for Stiums niger niger Ga»e "(Coasuitiptive Recreat

|' Pest/CropsU • "" See Comments

;guirrelT northern gray Sciuros carolinensis pennsylranicus Gaae (Coasuaptive RecreatE* Pest/HuisaaceI, Pest/Crops

See Coiwaents'ole, cowtion piae Kicrotus pinetorua pinetoron Pest/Crops

]; See CoBfljents&- Jole, aeado« Kicrotas pennsylvanicos fennsylvani Pest/Crops

See Comaeatsf 'Jolt, pine Sicrotus pinetorun scalaasoides Hongaae-Protectedi*. ' Pest/Hnisance

See Comments>r -easel, long-tailed Hustela frenata novehoracensis Furbearer| C6SS.ercial*•* See Comments

•LIFE SPECIES ASSOCIATED KITK AGR1COI.TDSM,"LftKDS OF BLftlRS QUAD, P!TTSYL?AHIA CQUtiTY, VikiiUA,,.-.,-,-....--...-... T .STATUS................'.

K Hanaota rsonax sionax _ ... Game (Consumptive RecreatPest/Crops

Fseudaletia raiipuncta Unclassified', American dsg Dermacentor variabilis_ Unclassified-:. brovn dog. ----- - ._-—. .P-hipicephalus sanguineas Unclassified . ':, lone star -.-=-: fimblyomoa americanuin .. . Pes_t/_Live_stoc.: ,;. rabbit Haeaaphysalis leporispalustris Unclassified;, winter Denria-zentor albipictus Unclassified

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