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NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE LANDS Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge is a bottomland hardwood forest located in western Kentucky and lies along the Clarks River, which flows 40 miles through the refuge. The refuge currently consists of ~9,000 acres and is a seasonal home to over 200 different species of birds. It is known for its wetland habitat diversity and bottomland hardwood forest. Hunters and fishermen are required to obtain and sign a Refuge Annual Hunting Permit before arriving to hunt on the refuge. Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1945 as a resting and feeding area for wintering waterfowl and other migratory birds. The refuge consists of 51,358 acres of water, forests, farmland, wetlands, and grasslands and is home to over 300 species of birds. There are three units: Duck River, Big Sandy, and Busseltown located on and around Kentucky Lake in Tennessee. Hunters and fishermen are required to obtain and sign a Refuge Annual Hunting Permit before arriving to hunt on the refuge and carry a valid state hunting license. The Refuge Annual Hunt Permit may be purchased only through Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) licensing agents, online at www.gooutdoorstennessee.com, or on the TWRA mobile app. National Recreation Area Lands - Land Between the Lakes www.landbetweenthelakes.us/ is managed by the US Forest Service and spans 170,000 acres in both Tennessee and Kentucky. There are over 500 miles of trails and 200 miles of scenic roads, including the Woodlands Trace National Scenic Byway. The Canal Loop Trail is known as the most popular trail for mountain biking. It is a moderate-difficult, 11-mile single-track loop trail. You will also find over 20 trails for hiking. For a list of basic and developed campgrounds, please visit the Land Between the Lakes website, www.landbetweenthelakes.us/reservations. Permits are required for basic camping, hunting, and horse day-riding. State Wildlife Management Agency Lands - https://app.fw.ky.gov/solar/ State Parks - There are four Kentucky State Resort Parks in this region (Lake Barkley, Kentucky Dam Village, Kenlake, and Pennyrile Forest) and three Tennessee State Parks (Paris Landing, Nathan Bedford Forrest, and Johnsonville) within this region. Please visit https://parks.ky.gov/ and https://tnstateparks.com/ for detailed information. Historic Sites - The Mississippi, Tennessee, Ohio and Cumberland Rivers were important rivers of the region during the US Civil War as a mode of transporting troops into the southern region. Several historic forts and battles occurred along these rivers and the National Park Service manages several units in the area, including Fort Donelson National Battlefield. 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    SEISMIC DESIGN BIOGRAPHY SUMMARY OF THE Brad is a Principal with Palmer New bridges over Kentucky KENTUCKY LAKE Engineering Company and Lake and Lake Barkley are in works in the Winchester, Ken- the United States’ most seismi- AND LAKE tucky office. He has a BSCE cally active area in the East, the BARKLEY from the University of Cincin- New Madrid Seismic Zone. Basket handle arches were cho- nati, an MSCE from the Univer- APPROACH sen for the navigation spans SPANS sity of Colorado, and a PhD with more than a mile of ap- from the University of Ken- proach spans crossing the lakes. tucky. His wife finally said Because these structures will enough and made him get a real serve as a main route for evacu- job. ations and first responders, the David Rust is a Project Manag- Kentucky Transportation Cabi- net (KYTC) designated them er with Palmer Engineering also "essential" for seismic design. in the Winchester office. He To remain functional after a earned a BSCE from the Uni- large earthquake, site-specific versity of Cincinnati and an hazard analyses, extensive field MSCE from the University of testing, and site-specific re- Kentucky. David is Engineer of sponse analyses provided com- Record on the Lake Barkley ap- prehensive input for structural proach spans. design. Response spectrum BRAD ROBSON analyses with linear foundation Kyle McLemore is a Structural models were used in prelimi- Engineer in the Nashville office nary design to screen numerous of Palmer Engineering. He approach span arrangements holds a BSCE from the Univer- and narrow to viable alternates.