ROD) and Public Comment Letters and Responses to Comments and Environmental Assessment Errata

Federal Aviation Administration

Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Record of Decision (ROD) and Public Comment Letters and Responses to Comments and Environmental Assessment Errata

For the Charlotte Optimization of the Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM)

June 2015

Table of Contents

Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Record of Decision (ROD)

I. INTRODUCTION ...... 1 II. BACKGROUND ...... 2 III. PROPOSED ACTION ...... 3 IV. PURPOSE AND NEED FOR THE PROPOSED ACTION ...... 3 V. ALTERNATIVES ...... 4 VI. AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT ...... 6 VII. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES ...... 6 Noise ...... 7 Compatible Land Use ...... 8 Department of Transportation Act, Section 4(f)...... 8 Historical and Cultural Resources ...... 9 Wildlife (Avian and Bat Species) ...... 10 Environmental Justice ...... 10 Energy Supply ...... 10 Air Quality ...... 11 Climate ...... 11 Cumulative Impacts ...... 11 Mitigation ...... 12 Other Considerations ...... 12 VIII. AGENCY AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT ...... 12 IX. THE AGENCY’S FINDINGS ...... 13 X. DECISIONS AND ORDERS ...... 14 RIGHT OF APPEAL ...... 15

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Federal Aviation Administration

Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Record of Decision (ROD)

For the Charlotte Optimization of the Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM)

May 2015

I. INTRODUCTION

This document serves as the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Finding of No Significant Impact and Record of Decision (FONSI/ROD) for the Environmental Assessment for the Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CL T OAPM) Project, dated December 2014, attached hereto and incorporated by reference. The FONSI/ROD has been prepared in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) (42 U.S.C. Section 4321 et seq.); implementing regulations issued by the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) (40 CFR parts 1500-1508); and FAA Order 1050.1 E, Environmental Impacts: Policies and Procedures, effective March 20, 2006 ("FAA Order 1050.1 E"). This FONSI/ROD is based on the information and analysis contained in the December 2014 Environmental Assessment (EA), and in its Public Comment Letters and Responses to Comments and Environmental Assessment Errata, dated May 2015, attached hereto and incorporated by reference. This FONSI/ROD is also used by the FAA to demonstrate and document its compliance with the several procedural and substantive requirements of aeronautical, environmental, programmatic, and other statutes and regulations that apply to FAA decisions on proposed actions.

1 Furthermore, this FONSI/ROD: • Documents the FAA's finding that the CL T OAPM Project will not have significant environmental impacts and explains the basis for that finding; and, • Approves certain Federal actions associated with the implementation of the Proposed Action. Implementation of the Proposed Action will result in no airport related development, land acquisition, construction, or other ground disturbance activities. In approving the CL T OAPM Project, the FAA has considered 49 U.S.C. § 40101 (d)(4), which gives the FAA various responsibilities and holds it accountable for controlling the use of navigable airspace and regulating civil and military operations in that airspace in the interest of safety and efficiency. Additionally, consideration has been given to 49 U.S.C. § 40103(b)(2), which authorizes and directs the FAA Administrator to prescribe air traffic rules and regulations governing the flight of aircraft, for the navigation, protection, and identification of aircraft, and the protection of persons and property on the ground, and for the efficient utilization of the navigable airspace, including rules as to safe altitudes of flight and rules for the prevention of collisions between aircraft, between aircraft and land or water vehicles, and between aircraft and airborne objects. Furthermore, the FAA has given careful consideration to the aviation safety and operational objectives of the CL T OAPM Project in light of the various aeronautical factors and judgments presented. The FAA identified the need to enhance efficiency of the national air transportation system and the potential environmental impacts of the project.

II. BACKGROUND

The FAA is in the process of implementing the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), the FAA's plan to modernize the National Airspace System (NAS) through 2025. NextGen is a complex program intended to develop and implement new technologies, while integrating existing technologies and adapting the air traffic management system to a new way of operating. NextGen represents an evolution from an air traffic control system that is a primarily ground-based system to a system that is satellite-based and will allow the FAA to guide and track air traffic more precisely and efficiently. To achieve NextGen goals, the FAA is implementing new Area Navigation (RNAV) and Required Navigation Performance (RNP) air traffic routes and instrument procedures (RNAV Standard Instrument Departures (SIDs), Standard Terminal Arrival Routes (STARs), and Standard Instrument Approach Procedures (SlAPs)) around the country that use emerging technologies and aircraft navigation capabilities. The implementation of RNAV and RNP procedures enables the use of other Performance Based Navigation (PBN) technology in the NAS, and facilitates more efficient procedures such as Optimized Profile Descents (OPD). The Metroplex Initiative is considered a mid-term implementation step in the overall process of transitioning to the NextGen system. The FAA intends to design and implement RNAV procedures that will take advantage of the technology readily available in the majority of aircraft as part of the Metroplex initiative. The Metroplex initiative specifically addresses airspace congestion, airports in close geographical proximity, and other limiting factors that reduce efficiency in busy Metroplex airspace. Efficiency is improved by expanding the implementation of RNAV-based standard instrument procedures and connecting the routes defined by the standard instrument procedures to high and low altitude RNAV routes.

2 Efficiency would also be increased by taking advantage of RNAV to maximize the use of the limited airspace in congested Metroplex environments. The CL T OAPM Project is intended to address specific issues related to the efficient flow of traffic in and out of the Charlotte Metroplex. A "Metroplex" is a geographic area that includes several commercial and general aviation airports in close proximity serving a large metropolitan area.

Ill. PROPOSED ACTION

The Proposed Action consists of development of standard air traffic procedures to enhance efficient handling and movement of air traffic, while maintaining safety, into and out of the Charlotte Metroplex airspace. The Proposed Action includes a total of 46 procedures: • 13 new RNAV STARs • 15 new RNAV SIDs • 5 new conventional STARS • 3 new conventional SIDS • 6 existing conventional STARs • 4 existing conventional SIDs

The Proposed Action considered in this study would include the implementation of optimized RNAV SID and STAR procedures that would improve existing procedures. The primary components of the Proposed Action are, to the extent possible, redesign standard instrument arrival and departure procedures to more efficiently serve the CL T OAPM Airports and to (1) Improve the flexibility in transitioning traffic between enroute and terminal area airspace and between terminal area airspace and the runways; (2) Improve the segregation of arrivals and departures in terminal area and enroute airspace; and, (3) Improve the predictability in transitioning traffic between enroute and terminal area airspace and between terminal area airspace and the runways. The optimized RNAV procedures would also provide vertical navigation, allowing the aircraft to climb to or descend from cruise altitude into the Charlotte Metroplex area with reduced pilot-controller communications and fewer inefficient level flight segments. Chapter 3 of the EA provides details on the Proposed Action. Implementation of the Proposed Action would not require any ground disturbance or development of facilities, nor would it require local or state action. The Proposed Action consists only of procedural changes intended to improve operational efficiency, increase flight path predictability, and reduce required controller-pilot voice communication. Therefore, implementation of the Proposed Action would not increase the number of aircraft operations in the Charlotte Metroplex airspace when compared to the No Action Alternative. The target date for starting implementation of the CL T OAPM procedures is on or after August 20, 2015.

IV. PURPOSE AND NEED FOR THE PROPOSED ACTION

Chapter 2 of the EA documents the need (problem) and purpose (goal) for the airspace and procedure optimization in the Charlotte Metroplex area. The CL T OAPM Project consisted of a Study Team phase, which analyzed the Charlotte Metroplex operational challenges and explored opportunities to optimize air traffic procedures therein. CL T airspace is characterized by a four-corner post design, with arrivals routed over corner posts located to 3 the northwest, northeast, southwest, and southeast. Departures are routed to the north, south, east, and west. These issues include a current airspace configuration that prevents the implementation of OPDs for arrivals from each corner post. Similarly, departing aircraft experience periods of level-off in both terminal and enroute airspace due to the current airspace configuration. In addition, there are an insufficient number of transitions for existing Standard Terminal Arrival Routes (STARs) and arrivals from the northwest corner post require greater support. There are also an insufficient number of Standard Instrument Departures (SIDs). The current SIDs are inefficiently designed and require earlier route divergence to increase departure throughput. As a result of these inefficiencies, T-Routes 1 that traverse the Charlotte Metroplex are not being effectively utilized by itinerant aircraft. The Study Team materials reflect three key factors as causes of inefficiencies in the Charlotte Metroplex: • Lack of flexibility in the efficient transfer of traffic between the enroute and terminal area airspace • Complex converging and dependent route and procedure interactions • Lack of predictability in the efficient transfer of traffic between enroute and terminal area airspace These three factors demonstrate the need for the Proposed Action. The purpose of the Proposed Action is to take advantage of the benefits of PBN by optimizing RNAV procedures that will help improve the efficiency of the airspace in the Charlotte Metroplex. The Proposed Action would address the three key factors causing the inefficiencies in the airspace and improve the efficiency of air traffic operations through improved flexibility in transitioning aircraft, enhanced segregation between aircraft, and improving the predictability of air traffic flow. Optimizing RNAV procedures will also comply with direction issued by Congress in the Modernization and Reform Act of 2012.

V. ALTERNATIVES

The following provides a summary of the alternatives development process and alternatives considered. Further details are available in Chapter 3 of the EA. Identification and Evaluation of Potential Alternatives - In February 2011, the CL T OAPM Study Team began work to define operational problems in the Charlotte Metroplex and to identify potential solutions. The Study Team included experts on the Air Traffic Control (ATC) system for the Charlotte Metroplex. The Study Team's work was completed following a multi-step process that included identifying and characterizing existing issues, proposing conceptual designs and airspace changes to address these issues, and identifying the expected benefits and risks of the conceptual designs. The Study Team held a series of outreach meetings with local facilities (e.g., ATC), airspace users (e.g., pilots), and aviation industry representatives to learn more about the challenges of operating in the Charlotte Metroplex. These meetings helped identify operational challenges associated with existing procedures and potential solutions that would increase efficiency in the

1T-routes are low-altitude RNAV routes established to allow aircraft to navigate through and around busy terminal airspace without requiring ATC to issue vectors to avoid potential conflicting operations. 4 Charlotte Metroplex airspace. The Study Team identified several PBN solutions that could result in increased efficiency in the Charlotte Metroplex. The modifications proposed were conceptual in nature, and did not include a detailed technical assessment, which was reserved for the Design and Implementation (D&I) Team to conduct.

Following completion of the Study Team's Final Report in May 2011, the D&l Team began work on the procedure designs. First, the Study Team proposals were prioritized based on complexity, interdependencies with other procedures, and degree of potential benefit to the Metroplex. Second, the D&l Team divided into workgroups to further develop and refine the Study Team proposals into preliminary designs. Finally, the preliminary designs were brought to the whole D&l Team for review and modification, if necessary. In developing the proposed procedures, the D&l Team was responsible for following regulatory and technical guidance as well as meeting criteria and standards in three general categories: RNAV design criteria and ATC regulatory requirements, operational criteria, and safety factors. To ensure that procedures included in the Proposed Action were viable, the D&l Team undertook validation exercises that further refined the procedures. The D&l Team relied on stakeholder input, design solution tools (e.g., design and testing software), and the criteria described above to meet several final design milestones. Many procedures included in the Proposed Action have undergone several iterations as they were refined to meet safety and efficiency requirements and represent the final version of the procedures considered. For example, the proposed FILPZ ONE STAR represents the fourth version of that procedure and the proposed JOJJO ONE SID is the third version of that procedure. The combined final procedure designs have been brought forward in this EA as the Proposed Action alternative. Alternatives Analyzed in the EA- In addition to the Proposed Action (described above), the EA also analyzed the No Action Alternative. Under the No Action Alternative, the FAA would maintain 32 existing arrival and departure procedures for the Charlotte Metroplex. The 32 currently published SIDs and STARs in the Charlotte Metroplex serving the CL T OAPM Study Airports that comprise the No Action Alternative include: • 7 RNAV STARs • 7 RNAV SIDs • 9 conventional Sl Ds • 9 conventional STARs The existing conventional and RNAV arrival and departure procedures would remain as is, subject to minor, periodic reviews and revisions in response to changes in the operational environment (i.e., magnetic variation changes; obstruction surveys, and changes in FAA ATC regulations). The No Action Alternative would not implement the specific procedures designed as part of the CL T OAPM Project. The No Action Alternative would not meet the purpose and need for the project. It would not improve the efficiency of the airspace nor address any of the three key causal factors for airspace inefficiency. Furthermore, the No Action Alternative would not meet the congressional mandate to implement additional RNAV procedures.

5 VI. AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT

The General Study Area for this project includes the geographic area in which natural resources and the human environment are potentially affected by the Proposed Action and its reasonable alternative. Paragraph 14.5e of Appendix A to FAA Order 1050.1 E, requires consideration of impacts of airspace actions from the surface to 10,000 feet AGL if the study area is larger than the immediate area around an airport or involves more than one airport. Furthermore, policy guidance issued by the FAA Program Director for Air Traffic Airspace Management states that for air traffic project environmental analyses noise impacts should be evaluated for proposed changes in arrival procedures between 3,000 and 7,000 feet AGL and departure procedures between 3,000 and 10,000 feet AGL for large civil jet aircraft weighing over 75,000 pounds. In developing the General Study Area, the FAA collected radar data from flight paths in the Charlotte Metroplex. The General Study Area was designed to capture all flight paths identified in the radar data collected for the preparation of the EA as well as the designed Proposed Action routes out to the point at which 95 percent of aircraft are at or above 10,000 feet AGL for departures and at or above 7,000 feet AGL for arrivals, accounting for the terrain in and around the Charlotte Metroplex. The lateral extent of the General Study Area was concisely defined to focus on areas of traffic flow. The resulting General Study Area is depicted on Exhibit 4-1 in the EA and includes all or portions of 58 counties in three states (North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia). Detailed information regarding the affected environment with respect to each relevant impact category is presented in Chapter 4 of the EA. The CL T OAPM General Study Area encompasses one major airport: • Charlotte-Douglas International Airport (CLT) The CL T OAPM General Study Area also includes the following satellite airports: • Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport (EQY) • Greenville Downtown Airport (GMU) • Piedmont Triad International Airport (Greensboro) (GSO) • Greenville Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) Donaldson Center Airport (GYH) Hickory Regional Airport (HKY) Smith Reynolds Airport (I NT) • Concord Regional Airport (JQF) • Rowan County Airport (RUQ) • Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport (SPA) • Statesville Regional Airport (SVH) • Rock Hill (York Co) Airport-Bryant Field (UZA)

The EA refers to the one major and twelve satellite airports collectively as the Study Airports.

VII. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES

The FAA analyzed the potential environmental impacts that could result from implementation of the Proposed Action as well as the impacts associated with the No Action

6 Alternative on all relevant environmental impact categories specified in FAA Order 1050.1 E. The FAA evaluated both alternatives for conditions in 2015, the first year of implementation of the optimized air traffic procedures under the Proposed Action, and 2020, five years after expected implementation of the Proposed Action. The Proposed Action would not involve land acquisition, physical disturbance, or construction activities and, therefore, would not affect certain environmental impact categories. The following environmental resource categories would remain unaffected because either the resource does not exist within the General Study Area or it would not be affected by the activities associated with the Proposed Action. The unaffected resource categories or sub-categories include: • Coastal Resources • Construction Impacts • Farmlands • Fish, Wildlife, and Plants (Fish and Plants sub-categories only) • Floodplains • Hazardous Materials • Pollution Prevention and Solid Waste • Light Emissions and Visual Impacts • Natural Resources and Energy Supply (Natural Resources sub-category only) • Socioeconomic Impacts, Environmental Justice, and Children's Environmental Health and Safety Risks (Socioeconomic Impacts and Children's Environmental Health and Safety Risks sub-categories only) • Water Quality • Wetlands • Wild and Scenic Rivers The Proposed Action would not cause changes in patterns of population movement or growth, public service demands, or business and economic activity. In addition, the Proposed Action does not involve construction or other ground disturbing activities that would involve the relocation of people or businesses. Furthermore, the Proposed Action does not include the construction of airport facilities that would result in or induce an increase in operational capacity. Thus, the Proposed Action would not result in Secondary or Induced impacts. Those environmental impact categories that could potentially be affected by the Proposed Action are discussed further below. Noise

As required by FAA Order 1050.1 E, the approved and recommended Noise Integrated Routing System (NIRS) was used to model the noise impacts for the CL T OAPM Project because the project involves a study area larger than the immediate vicinity of an airport, incorporates more than one airport, and includes actions above 3,000 feet above ground level (AGL). FAA also applied its criteria of significance, an increase of 1.5 dB DNL2 or

2 DNL is the Day Night Average Sound Level. It is a single value representing the aircraft sound level over a 24-hour period. To represent the greater annoyance caused by a noise at night, the DNL metric includes a 10-decibel penalty weighting for noise occurring between 1:00 pm and 6:59 am. 7 more on any noise sensitive area within areas exposed to 65 dB DNL or higher, to determine whether the project would result in a significant noise impact. Noise was analyzed for both the Proposed Action and the No Action Alternative during the year in which implementation of the Proposed Action would be initiated (2015) and a five-year look ahead (2020). The NIRS model computed DNL exposure values at three sets of data points throughout the General Study Area: 1. United States Census Bureau population census block centroids (center point of a census block) 2. Unique points representing certain specific cultural resources and areas potentially protected under Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act (DOT Act) (49 U.S.C. § 303(c)), and historic properties protected under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) (16 U.S.C. § 470 et seq.); 3. A uniform grid covering the General Study Area (using 0.5 nautical mile spacing) to document aircraft DNL exposure levels at potential noise sensitive locations that were not otherwise identified. The results identified the differences in DNL noise exposure between the two alternatives (Proposed Action compared to No Action Alternative) to determine if implementing the Proposed Action would result in significant noise impacts. The analysis also identified any DNL increase of 3 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 60 dB and 65 dB and any DNL increase of 5 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 45 dB and 60 dB. While the EA refers to such increases as a "reportable noise increase," they are not significant. The results of the NIRS modeling indicated that: 1. The Proposed Action would not result in a DNL 1.5 dB or higher increase in noise sensitive areas exposed to aircraft noise at or above DNL 65 dB 2. The Proposed Action would not result in DNL increases of 3 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 60 dB and 65 dB 3. The Proposed Action would not result in a DNL increase of 5 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 45 dB and 60 dB. Thus, the Proposed Action would not result in significant noise impacts. Accordingly, no mitigation is required per FAA Order 1050.1 E, Appendix A, paragraph 14.4c. Compatible Land Use

The compatibility of existing and planned land uses in the vicinity of an airport is usually associated with the extent of the airport's noise impacts. If the noise analysis concludes that there is no significant impact, a similar conclusion usually may be drawn with respect to compatible land use. Because the Proposed Action is not expected to have significant noise impacts (as measured by changes in noise exposure at populated census block centroids) in 2015 and 2020, there would be no compatible land use impacts. Department of Transportation Act, Section 4(f)

FAA identified resources within the General Study Area that had the potential to qualify for protection under Section 4(f) of the DOT Act. No land acquisition, construction, or other ground disturbance activities would occur under the Proposed Action; therefore, the 8 Proposed Action would not physically use any potential Section 4(f) resources. Consequently, the focus of the evaluation of potential Section 4(f) resources was adverse impacts that have the potential to result in a constructive use. As noted under "Noise" above, the FAA's noise modeling included areas potentially protected under Section 4(f). However, no potential Section 4(f) resources located in areas exposed to DNL 65 dB or higher would experience a significant increase of DNL 1.5 dB or higher. Furthermore, the Proposed Action would not cause reportable increases of DNL 3 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 60 dB and 65 dB or DNL 5 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 45 dB and DNL 60 dB. Under FAA Order 1050.1 E, a significant impact would occur when a proposed action either involves more than a minimal physical use of a Section 4(f) resource or would result in a "constructive use" substantially impairing the 4(f) property. Because the Proposed Action would not result in either a physical or constructive use of Section 4(f) resources, there would be no significant impacts on those resources. Historical and Cultural Resources

Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) requires the FAA to consider the effects of its undertakings on properties listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). In assessing whether an undertaking, such as the Proposed Action, affects a property listed or eligible for listing on the NRHP, FAA must consider both direct and indirect effects. Direct effects include the physical removal or alteration of an historic resource. Indirect effects include changes in the environment of the historic resource that could substantially alter the characteristics that made it eligible for listing on the NRHP. Such changes could include changes in noise exposure and visual impacts. To assess the potential indirect effects of the Proposed Action on historic resources, an area of potential effects (APE) was defined. Federal regulations define the APE as the geographic area or areas within which an undertaking may directly or indirectly cause alterations in the character or use of historic properties, if any such properties exist. The APE for the Charlotte Metroplex was defined as being contiguous with the General Study Area. Historic resources were identified within the General Study Area and their locations are shown on Exhibit 4-5 in Chapter 4 of the EA. One tribal property was identified within the General Study Area. No land acquisition, construction, or other ground disturbance activities would occur under the Proposed Action; therefore, the Proposed Action would not directly (i.e., physically) affect any historical, architectural, archaeological, or cultural resources. The assessment focused on the potential for indirect adverse effects to historic and cultural resources that may result from changes in air traffic routes, such as aircraft noise and visual impacts. Based on the modeled results for the unique grids and General Study Area uniform grids, no historically, architecturally or culturally significant properties located in the area exposed to DNL 65 dB or higher would experience a significant increase of DNL 1.5 dB or higher. Furthermore, the Proposed Action would not cause reportable noise increases of DNL 3 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 60 dB and 65 dB or DNL 5 dB or higher in areas exposed to noise between DNL 45 dB and DNL 60 dB. According to FAA Order 1050.1 E, Appendix A, the visual sight of aircraft, aircraft contrails, or aircraft lights at night, particularly at a distance that is not normally intrusive, should not 9 be assumed to constitute an adverse impact. Changes in aircraft routes associated with the Proposed Action would generally occur at altitudes above 3,000 feet AGL; therefore, the visual sight of aircraft and aircraft lights would not be considered intrusive. Consequently, the Proposed Action would not result in significant visual impacts. Therefore, the Proposed Action would not adversely affect the property's historic, architectural, or cultural significance through introduction of a visual feature that would diminish the integrity of the setting. The FAA determined that under the meaning of 36 CFR, Parks, Forests, and Public Property, section 800.5(a), Protection of Historic Properties, the Proposed Action would not have an "adverse effect" on historic resources. Additionally, in accordance with the Section 106 of the NHPA, written concurrence of FAA's determination was obtained from the North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia State Historic Preservation Officers' (SHPOs) with both the definition of the APE and the finding of no adverse effects. The concurrence letters can be found in the attached document, Public Comment Letters and Responses to Comments and Environmental Assessment Errata, Appendix A, Agency Coordination, Agency Consultation, and Public Involvement. Wildlife (Avian and Bat Species)

The greatest potential for impacts to wildlife species related to air traffic procedure changes would result from wildlife strikes on avian and bat species at altitudes below 3,000 feet AGL. The FAA's Wildlife Strike Database provides strike information that is reportable by airport, including species struck, height of strike, and type and extent of aircraft damage. Table 5-4 in Chapter 5 of the EA provides a summary of wildlife strikes reported by Study Airport between 1990 and April 2014. In total, 1,315 records provide strike altitude for incidents involving birds and bats. Of these, a total of 1,164 reported strikes (89 percent of all strikes) occurred at altitudes below 3,000 feet. The decline in the number of strikes reported above 3,000 feet AGL indicates that there is less likelihood of bird/bat strikes at these altitudes. Under the Proposed Action, the majority of changes to proposed flight paths would occur above 3,000 feet AGL and no significant changes to arrival and departure corridors below 3,000 feet AGL would be expected. Therefore, there would be no significant impacts to avian and bat species under the Proposed Action compared with the No Action Alternative. Accordingly, the FAA has determined that the Proposed Action is not likely to adversely affect any federally-listed species for 2015 or 2020. Environmental Justice

Under the Proposed Action, no areas within the General Study Area would experience a change in noise exposure or other relevant impact category, (such as air quality, hazardous materials, and water quality) that would exceed applicable thresholds of significance. The Proposed Action would not affect low income or minority populations at a disproportionately higher level than other population segments. Therefore, no adverse direct or indirect effects would occur to any environmental justice populations within the General Study Area under the Proposed Action for 2015 and 2020. Energy Supply

Under the Proposed Action, the optimized air traffic routes would improve the efficiency of air traffic routes and operations, including continuous climb-outs and optimized descents,

10 where possible. Aircraft fuel consumption would decrease slightly compared with the No Action Alternative. Aircraft fuel burn is considered a proxy for determining whether the Proposed Action would have a measurable effect on local energy supplies when compared with the No Action Alternative. The FAA's NIRS model calculates aircraft-related fuel burn as an output along with calculating aircraft noise exposure. NIRS modeling indicated that slightly less fuel would be burned under the Proposed Action in comparison with the No Action Alternative (a decrease of 12 metric tons (MT) or 0. 79 percent in the first year of implementation (2015) and 13.7 MT or 0. 77 percent in the five-year look-ahead year (2020). As fuel burn would decrease under the Proposed Action, no significant impacts to energy supply would be anticipated. Air Quality

The fuel burn analysis indicates that under the Proposed Action there would be a decrease in fuel burn (0.79 percent in 2015 and 0.77 percent in 2020) when compared to the No Action Alternative. This would result in a corresponding decrease in emissions and ground concentrations. Therefore, no significant impacts to air quality are anticipated. No further air quality analysis is necessary, a conformity determination is not required, and the Proposed Action would not result in a significant impact to air quality. The No Action Alternative would not result in a change in the number of aircraft operations or air traffic routes; therefore, no impacts to air quality would be anticipated.

Climate

Although there are no federal standards for aviation-related greenhouse gas emissions, the CEQ has indicated that climate should be considered in NEPA analyses. Greenhouse gas emissions were quantified in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent (C02e), which was calculated by multiplying the number of gallons of fuel projected to be burned under both the Proposed Action and the No Action Alternative by the C02e associated with each gallon of fuel burned. Based on the fuel burn values reported in the EA, C02e emissions would decrease slightly with implementation of the Proposed Action compared with the No Action Alternative (38 MT or 0. 79 percent less in the first year of implementation (2015) and 43 MT or 0.77 percent less in the five-year look-ahead year (2020)). Cumulative Impacts

NEPA implementing regulations define cumulative impacts as the incremental impact of the action when added to the impacts of other past, present, and reasonably foreseeable future actions regardless of the agency, federal or nonfederal, undertaking such actions. Cumulative impacts can result from individually minor, but collectively significant actions taking place over a period of time. Each of the Study Airports was evaluated for projects which, when considered with the Proposed Action, would have the potential to contribute cumulatively to impacts to the environment. No such projects were identified. The Proposed Action would not result in any direct, indirect, or cumulative impacts to environmental resources within the General Study Area. Accordingly, no significant cumulative impacts would be anticipated.

11 Mitigation

Thresholds of significance for any environmental impact category would not be exceeded due to the Proposed Action; therefore, no mitigation is being proposed as part of this project. Other Considerations

The Proposed Action involves air traffic control routing changes for airborne aircraft only. The United States Government has exclusive sovereignty of airspace in the United States [49 U.S.C. Section 401 03(a)]. Congress has provided extensive and plenary authority to the FAA concerning the efficient use and management of the navigable airspace, air traffic control, air navigation facilities, and the safety of aircraft and persons and property on the ground [49 U.S.C. Sections 401 03(b)(l) and (2)]. To the extent applicable, and as there are no significant impacts under noise or compatible land use, the Proposed Action is consistent with the plans, goals, and policies for the area and with the applicable regulations and policies of federal, state, and local agencies.

VIII. AGENCY AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

Public involvement and early consultation process began with the initiation of the preparation of the EA. FAA distributed an early notification letter to federal, state, and local agencies and elected officials as well as to Native American tribes on June 11, 2014, and placed a legal notice in two major newspapers covering the General Study Area. In addition, a website was developed (www.metroplexenvironmental.com). The FAA provided the web address in the public notices as well as the letters to agencies and elected representatives. Copies of the notification letter, legal notice, and comments received are provided in Appendix A of the EA. The EA was released on December 5, 2014. The FAA updated the project website to reflect the release of the EA, including making the entire EA available electronically. The FAA published notice of availability of the EA in two major newspapers. FAA sent letters to the previous recipients of the early coordination letters to update them on the status of the project, advise them of the release of the EA (including the project's web address), and solicit comments. The names and addresses of parties who received notification of availability are listed in Appendix A of the EA. The FAA hosted three (3) public workshops in the CLT OAPM General Study Area on December 9 and 10, 2014, and January 22, 2015. FAA representatives were available at each public workshop to help interested attendees better understand the project. The FAA received 50 comments by private citizens and groups, elected officials, municipalities, local, State, and Federal agencies. A total of 26 comment letters were received during the public comment period. The comments and responses to comments can be found in the attached document, Public Comment Letters and Responses to Comments and Environmental Assessment Errata.

12 IX. THE AGENCY'S FINDINGS

A. The CL T Metroplex Project will ensure the safety of aircraft and the efficient use of airspace. (49 U.S.C. § 40103(b)).

The Federal Aviation Act of 1958 gives the Administrator the authority and responsibility to assign by order or regulation the use of the navigable airspace in order to ensure the safety of aircraft and the efficient use of the airspace. In its continuous effort to ensure safety of aircraft and improve the efficiency of transit through the navigable airspace, the FAA will create or modify standard instrument departure procedures (SIDs) and standard terminal arrival routes (STARs) in the Charlotte Metroplex. The project will enhance the efficiency of the airspace in the Charlotte Metroplex by creating shorter, more predictable ground and vertical paths through the limited airspace in the Charlotte Metroplex. Additionally, this project will allow the FAA to begin to achieve its NextGen goals. In deciding to implement the Proposed Action, the FAA carefully evaluated both the Proposed Action and the No Action Alternative. The No Action Alternative will do nothing to improve the efficiency of the airspace or address any of the three key causal factors for airspace efficiency. The No Action Alternative would not further the Agency's goal in transitioning to NextGen.

B. This project does not involve the use of any historic sites or other properties protected under Department of Transportation Act Section 303(c), also known as Section 4(f) or under the National Historic Preservation Act.

The project does not involve any physical development or modification of facilities and therefore no actual, physical use of resources protected under Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act or Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act would result. The project would also not result in a constructive use of any protected property because it would not cause increases in noise sufficient to impair the value of those resources. None of the protected properties in the General Study Area have a quiet setting as a generally recognized purpose and attribute. The project would not cause an adverse effect on historic resources listed on or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. This determination is based on consultation under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act with the State Historic Preservation Officers in each state within the General Study Area.

C. Clean Air Act, Section 176 (c) (1) Conformity Determination (42 U.S.C. § 7506(c)).

The project is an air traffic control activity that adopts approach and departure procedures for air operations. It is presumed to conform under 72 Fed. Reg. 41565 (July 30, 2007). The project would not result in the development of physical facilities nor would it result in or induce an increase in operational capacity in the study area. Detailed analysis was not necessary to conclude that the project conforms with the purposes of the SIP for the State of North Carolina. The project will not cause a new violation of the NAAQS, worsen an existing violation, or delay meeting the standards of the NAAQS in the study area.

13 D. Findings Pursuant to the Purpose and Need

Upon implementing the Proposed Action, the airspace that serves the Study Airports would include optimized air traffic routings to improve the efficiency of the air traffic routes. Based on the EA prepared for the Proposed Action, this FONSI/ROD is issued. Both the EA and the FONSI/ROD are hereby incorporated into this decision.

X. DECISIONS AND ORDERS

After careful and thorough consideration of the EA and the facts contained herein, I find that the Proposed Action is consistent with existing national environmental policies and objectives as set forth in Section 101 of National Environmental Policy Act and other applicable environmental requirements and will not significantly affect the quality of human environment or otherwise include any condition requiring consultation pursuant to Section 102(2)(C) of National Environmental Policy Act. Therefore, an environmental impact statement will not be prepared. I, the undersigned, have reviewed the referenced EA including the evaluation of the purpose and need that this Project would serve the alternative means of achieving the purpose and need, and the environmental impacts associated with these alternatives. I find the Project described in the EA is reasonably supported and issuance of a finding of no significance is appropriate. Therefore, an environmental impact statement will not be prepared. I have carefully considered the FAA's statutory mandate under 49 U.S.C. § 40103 to ensure the safe and efficient use of the national airspace system as well as the other aeronautical goals and objectives discussed in the EA. Accordingly, under the authority delegated to me by the Administrator of the FAA, I approve the operational changes as de cribed in the proposed action alternative and direct that actions be taken that w· I e le i plementation of the CL T OAPM Proje.ct.

I Approved: Elizabeth L. Ray oate 7 Vice President, Mission S Air Traffic Organization Federal Aviation Administration

14 RIGHT OF APPEAL

This FONSI/ROD constitutes a final order of the FAA Administrator and is subject to exclusive judicial review under 49 U.S.C. § 46110 by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia or the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the circuit in which the person contesting the decision resides or has its principal place of business. Any party having substantial interest in this order may apply for review of the decision by filing a petition for review in the appropriate U.S. Court of Appeals no later than 60 days after the order is issued in accordance with the provisions of 49 U.S.C. § 46110. Any party seeking to stay implementation of the ROD must file an application with the FAA prior to seeking judicial relief as provided in Rule 18(a) of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure.

Federal Aviation Administration

Public Comment Letters and Responses to Comments and Environmental Assessment Errata

For the Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM)

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Table of Contents 1 Introduction ...... 1-1 2 Topical Responses ...... 2-1 2.1 Topical Response 01: Existing Noise ...... 2-1 2.2 Topical Response 02: Adequate Notice ...... 2-1 3 Comments and Responses to the Draft EA ...... 3-1 Letter 01 - Csensik ...... 3-2 Response to Letter 01 – Csensik ...... 3-4 Letter 01 – Response 01 ...... 3-4 Letter 01 – Response 02 ...... 3-4 Letter 02 – Blomquist...... 3-5 Response to Letter 02 – Blomquist ...... 3-6 Letter 02 – Response 01 ...... 3-6 Letter 02 – Response 02 ...... 3-6 Letter 02 – Response 03 ...... 3-6 Letter 03 – Wiggins ...... 3-7 Response to Letter 03 – Wiggins ...... 3-8 Letter 03 – Response 01 ...... 3-8 Letter 04 – Goins ...... 3-9 Response to Letter 04 – Goins ...... 3-10 Letter 04 – Response 01 ...... 3-10 Letter 04 – Response 02 ...... 3-10 Letter 05 – Oz ...... 3-11 Response to Letter 05 – Oz ...... 3-12 Letter 05 – Response 01 ...... 3-12 Letter 06 – Bloodworth ...... 3-13 Response to Letter 06 – Bloodworth ...... 3-14 Letter 06 – Response 01 ...... 3-14 Letter 07 – Moncure ...... 3-15 Response to Letter 07 – Moncure ...... 3-16 Letter 07 – Response 01 ...... 3-16 Letter 08 – Armstrong ...... 3-17 Response to Letter 08 – Armstrong ...... 3-19 Letter 08 – Response 01 ...... 3-19 Letter 09 – Yesenosky ...... 3-20 Response to Letter 09 – Yesenosky ...... 3-21 Letter 09 – Response 01 ...... 3-21 Letter 10 – Martin ...... 3-22

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1 Introduction

The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) [42 United States Code (U.S.C.)§ 4321 et seq.] requires Federal agencies to disclose to decision-makers and the interested public a clear and accurate description of the potential environmental impacts that could arise from proposed Federal actions. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) implements NEPA through FAA Order 1050.1E, Change 1, Environmental Impacts: Policies and Procedures (FAA Order 1050). On December 5, 2014, the FAA released a Draft Environmental Assessment (Draft EA) for the Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Project for public review and comment. The FAA extended the January 5, 2015 comment due date by twenty eight (28) calendar days. The comment period closed on February 2, 2015. The FAA recognizes the importance and value of public input in this process. In addition to accepting written comments, the FAA hosted three (3) public workshops in the CLT OAPM General Study Area on December 9 and 10, 2014, and January 22, 2015. FAA representatives were available at each public workshop to help interested attendees better understand the project. The FAA appreciates and acknowledges receipt of the thoughtful responses to its requests and invitations to comment on the Draft EA. All comments received during the December 5, 2014 through February 2, 2015 public review period have been considered in the issuance of the Final EA. Consistent with FAA Order 1050, all substantive comments to the Draft EA and the FAA’s responses have been included in this Appendix. The term, “comment,” as used in this Appendix, refers to each individual issue raised by a commenter. Multiple “comments” may have been identified within correspondence submitted by a single commenter. The FAA received 50 comments by private citizens and groups, elected officials, municipalities, local, State, and Federal agencies. A total of 26 comment letters were received during the public comment period. Of the 26 comment letters received, 7 were received at one of the three Public Workshops held in support of the Draft EA. The FAA has recognized that in the 50 comments submitted on the Draft EA, many of the same issues were raised by multiple commenters. To respond to these comments, two topical responses were prepared that provide a single comprehensive response to the issue of concern. The topical responses are numbered 01 and 02 and are provided in the following section.

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2 Topical Responses The following topical responses were prepared to provide a single comprehensive response to issues raised in multiple comments. In total, two topical responses were prepared and include: • Topical Response 01: Existing Noise • Topical Response 02: Adequate Notice

2.1 Topical Response 01: Existing Noise

The purpose of and need for the CLT OAPM Project is to improve efficiency in the Charlotte Metroplex. Addressing current noise issues associated with air traffic in the General Study Area is beyond the scope of the CLT OAPM Draft and Final EA. However, the potential for environmental impacts, including noise associated with the proposed CLT OAPM Project is assessed in the Draft and Final EA. Please refer to “Appendix E: Basic of Noise” (Pgs E-1 through E-12) attached to the December 5, 2014 Draft EA which has been duplicated, unchanged, and attached to this Final EA. Analysis indicates that the Proposed Action when compared to the No Action Alternative would not result in significant noise impacts or reportable noise increases.

2.2 Topical Response 02: Adequate Notice

The CLT OAPM Project provided a December 5, 2014 legal notice of public availability via the Charlotte Observer newspaper (Charlotte, NC) and The State newspaper (Columbia, SC) for the Draft EA with the physical and email address for all comments; the location, date, and times of the December 9 and 10, 2014 public workshops; and the web address for the document to be downloaded. Additional notification with similar information was made via a December 2, 2014 mass mailing to an aggregated list of state, county, and local elected and appointed officials. In response to comments received by the FAA in December 2014, the FAA undertook the extraordinary step of publishing legal notice of an additional public workshop and extension of the public comment period in the Charlotte Observer and The State on January 10, 2015 indicating the time, date, and location of a third public workshop, held on January 22, 2015. Additional notification with similar information was made via a January 8, 2015 mass mailing to an aggregated list of state, county, and local elected and appointed officials.

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3 Comments and Responses to the Draft EA

The FAA reviewed and prepared responses to the 50 comments received on the Draft EA. The responses to comments are provided on a letter-by-letter basis with each comment included therein followed by a response. The comment letters are individually numbered 01 through 26. The name of the commenter follows the letter number. The individual comments within each letter are indexed numerically by letter number. For example, the first comment letter received is numbered “01” and the first comment is labeled “01”, the second comment labeled “02”, and so forth. Each comment letter with individual comments identified and numbered is provided in this Appendix followed by FAA responses in the format “Letter 01 – Comment 01” to a conclusion of the responses.

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Letter 01 - Csensik

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Response to Letter 01 – Csensik Letter 01 – Response 01

See Topical Response 01: Existing Noise Letter 01 – Response 02

See Topical Response 02: Adequate Notice

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Letter 02 – Blomquist

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Response to Letter 02 – Blomquist Letter 02 – Response 01

The purpose of and need for the CLT OAPM Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation (PBN) for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the Charlotte Metroplex airspace. The project does not address the need or lack of need for additions or deletions to runway surfaces, runway surface operating configurations, or other CLT Airport specific runway operations characteristics. Letter 02 – Response 02

See Topical Response 02: Adequate Notice. Letter 02 – Response 03

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Letter 03 – Wiggins

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Response to Letter 03 – Wiggins Letter 03 – Response 01

The comment has been noted for the record.

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Letter 04 – Goins

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Response to Letter 04 – Goins Letter 04 – Response 01

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The purpose of and need for the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. The project does not address the runway surface operating configurations, or other CLT Airport specific runway operations characteristics. Runway operating characteristics are dependent on weather; safety; aircraft capabilities; pilot and controller judgment; and airport-owner specific operational standards.

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Letter 05 – Oz

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Response to Letter 05 – Oz

Letter 05 – Response 01

The aircraft noise analysis prepared for the CLT Metroplex Draft and Final EA was conducted in compliance with FAA Order 1050. The purpose of and need for the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. The project does not address community specific noise mitigation measures, community specific sound insulation programs, or other local programs within the purview of the airport owner.

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Letter 06 – Bloodworth

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Response to Letter 06 – Bloodworth

Letter 06 – Response 01

The Charlotte Design and Implementation (D&I) Team Final Report is available at http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com and identifies the process undertaken during procedure design. The D&I Team members are local, regional, and area-specific controllers familiar with the needs and demands of a diverse airspace user base, including those from military venues. More specifically, the regular operations of military aircraft within the Study Area airspace, including restricted, warning, and military operating areas, were considered throughout the D&I Team process. A portion of the Purpose and Need for the Draft and Final EA details refueling activity conflicts in Section 2.1.2.2 Complex Converging Interactions between Arrival and Departure Flight Paths.

The purpose of and need for the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. The Stanly County Airport (spelled as both Stanly and Stanley [sic] in the Charlotte D&I Team Final Report) did not qualify as a Study Airport under the criteria and conditions outlined in Draft and Final EA Chapter 3 Alternatives, but is noted throughout the Charlotte D&I Team Final Report as an airport whose arriving and departing aircraft would have access to the proposed revised and/or new PBN procedures.

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Letter 07 – Moncure

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Response to Letter 07 – Moncure

Letter 07 – Response 01

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Letter 08 – Armstrong

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Response to Letter 08 – Armstrong

Letter 08 – Response 01

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Letter 09 – Yesenosky

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Response to Letter 09 – Yesenosky

Letter 09 – Response 01

The FAA does not respond to media requests through the NEPA comment process. All media requests for the Charlotte Metroplex Project should be directed to Kathleen Bergen, Manager, Atlantic Media Relations Division, FAA Southern Region, 1701 Columbia Ave., College Park, GA 30337; Phone: 404-305-5100; E-mail: [email protected].

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Letter 10 – Martin

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Letter 10 – Response 01

The noise analysis for the CLT Metroplex Draft and Final EA evaluated aircraft noise exposure utilizing the FAA’s NIRS model and the DNL noise metric as required by FAA regulations. The NIRS model utilizes an extensive aircraft performance and sound level database that includes information on variations in sound attributed to different types of aircraft and aircraft engines, aircraft speed, climb and descent thrust, and the altitude along a route. Detailed terrain data was entered into the NIRS model, which accounts for the elevation of each grid point or population centroid when calculating the distance between the grid point and the aircraft. The distance is used by NIRS as one of several variables involved in calculating the DNL level at the grid point. No significant noise increase and no reportable noise increase were noted for the CLT Metroplex. The FAA has prepared Appendix E of this Draft and Final EA “Basics of Noise” to assist in explaining the basis and rationale for noise measurement and annoyance within the context of aircraft noise.

Letter 10 – Response 02

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Letter 11 – Garland

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Letter 11 – Response 01

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Letter 12 – Blanchry

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Letter 12 – Response 01

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Letter 13 – Armstrong

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Response to Letter 13 – Armstrong

Letter 13 – Response 01

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Letter 14 – Barnett

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Response to Letter 14 – Barnett

Letter 14 – Response 01

See Topical Response 01: Existing Noise. The purpose of and need for the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the Charlotte Metroplex airspace. The project does not address the runway surface operating configurations, or other CLT Airport specific runway operations characteristics. The proposed corridors aircraft occupy on arrival and departure to the Study Airports are designed to meet the purpose of and need for the project and are subject to a number of constraints including safety, weather, aircraft capability, and pilot judgment.

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Letter 15 – McCune

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Letter 16 – Young

Personal information omitted per the request of the commenter.

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Letter 16 – Response 01

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Letter 17 – Miller

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Letter 17 – Response 01

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Letter 17 – Response 02

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Letter 18 – Kroposki

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Response to Letter 18 – Kroposki

Letter 18 – Response 01

The FAA noise models do not provide confidence interval information. The Draft EA was prepared in compliance with FAA Order 1050.1E, Chg. 1, and satisfies the requirements of NEPA as well as the implementing regulations issued by the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) (40 CFR Parts 1500 – 1508). The analysis of potential noise impacts was undertaken using the FAA’s standard noise model for projects of this kind, following established and approved methodologies. Accordingly, the EA meets and satisfies the requirements of NEPA. Comments and responses on environmental documentation prepared for other, unrelated projects are not applicable to this project.

Letter 18 – Response 02

The average weight calculation includes more than passenger load factor. NIRS has a Total Payload factor built into the model. It also includes passenger load and the weight of the aircraft, cargo, and fuel. More information on the NIRS model can be found on the FAA website http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/apl/research/models/nirs_nst/). The Commenter’s assumption that calculated noise levels using the DNL metric are significantly underestimated is not accurate and appears to be based on an assumption that the passenger load factor is the prevailing variable in the noise model. Noise calculations are sensitive to many noise modelling input variables. It is not technically sound to look at one variable, e.g., takeoff weight, in isolation. For example, the noise model uses a conservative value of 100% thrust for departure procedures, although airlines typically do not use 100% power in takeoff. Thrust reduction at takeoff varies. Therefore, the 100% thrust assumption will result in higher noise calculations than may occur for particular departures. The goal of the noise analysis is to capture the average annual conditions at the airport. The FAA has determined that the DNL results do not exceed the FAA’s threshold for a significant noise impact or reportable noise increases. The analysis of potential noise impacts was undertaken following established and approved methodologies using the FAA’s approved noise model for assessing noise impacts associated with air traffic changes over broad areas. As described in section 4.3.1.1 of the EA, Noise Modeling Methodology, the FAA Order 1050.1E states that the Noise Integrated Routing System (NIRS) should be used for flight track changes over large areas and at altitudes over 3,000 feet AGL. More specifically, for proposed actions such as the Charlotte Metroplex project, 1050.1E specifies use of NIRS Version 7.0b. More information on the NIRS model can be found on the FAA website http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/apl/research/models/nirs_nst.

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Letter 18 – Response 03

The noise values presented in the EA are those reported by NIRS. Reporting noise model results to 0.1 dB is consistent with FAA Order 1050.1E, under which the criterion for significant noise impact is expressed to units of 0.1dB (See FAA Order 1050.1E, Appendix A, Section 14.3).

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Response to Letter 19 – Gwyn Letter 19 – Response 01

Exhibit 4-1 in Chapter 4 of the Draft and Final EA depicts the General Study Area for the CLT OAPM Project. Noise was modeled throughout the entire General Study Area. The Noise Analysis in the Draft and Final EA shows no significant noise impact and no reportable noise increase to any modeled receptor location in the EA Study Area. Chapter 5 Environmental Consequences contains Table 5-1 Summary of Potential Environmental Impacts. A complete description of the methodology follows in Draft and Final EA Section 5.1 Noise, and includes three unique sets of data points throughout the General Study Area: • 115,841 2010 Census block centroids; • 201,156 uniform grid points at 0.5-nautical mile (nm) intervals on a uniform grid covering the General Study Area, which were also used to calculate DNL values at potential Department of Transportation Act (DOT), Section 4(f) resources and historic sites; and, • 17,431 unique points representing Section 4(f) resources too small to be captured in the uniform grid, including 2,234 unique points representing National Register listed historic sites. The CLT Metroplex Aircraft Noise Technical Report is available electronically via http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com and contains the necessary technical information to locate the modeling methods used, the model used, the specific data integrity, and analysis applied to the data sets. Letter 19 – Response 02

Chapter 5, Environmental Consequences, contains Table 5-1 - Summary of Potential Environmental Impacts, and a discussion of appropriate FAA 1050.1E Appendix A categories. To learn more about the Purpose and Need for the Project, please reference Chapter 2 of the Draft and Final EA. No significant noise impacts and no reportable noise increases are projected as the result of implementing the Proposed Action. Letter 19 – Response 03

The existing conditions analysis accounts for air traffic associated with all procedures in effect in 2011. The purpose of the EA is to evaluate the potential environmental impacts of the CLT Metroplex project, not previous projects. According to the noise analysis conducted for this EA, the Proposed Action when compared to the No Action Alternative would not result in reportable noise increases or significant noise impacts. Please see Chapter 5 in the Draft and Final EA for further discussion on the potential impacts associated with the CLT Metroplex Project. Letter 19 – Response 04

Neither significant noise impacts nor reportable noise increases are projected as the result of implementing the Proposed Action. A full summary of the Environmental Consequences

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within the Study Area of the Draft and Final EA and associated with the Proposed Action is discussed in Chapter 5 Environmental Consequences, of the Draft and Final EA.

Letter 19 – Response 05

Exhibit 4-1 States and Counties in the Study Area of the Draft and Final EA identifies those counties and states in the Draft and Final EA Study Area. The Noise Analysis in the Draft and Final EA discussed no significant noise impact and no reportable noise increase to any modeled receptor location in the EA Study Area. Chapter 5 Environmental Consequences contains Table 5-1 Summary of Potential Environmental Impacts. A complete description of the methodology follows in Draft and Final EA Section 5.1 Noise, and includes three unique sets of data points throughout the General Study Area: • 115,841 2010 Census block centroids; • 201,156 uniform grid points at 0.5-nautical mile (nm) intervals on a uniform grid covering the General Study Area, which were also used to calculate DNL values at potential Department of Transportation Act (DOT), Section 4(f) resources and historic sites; and, • 17,431 unique points representing Section 4(f) resources too small to be captured in the uniform grid, including 2,234 unique points representing National Register listed historic sites. The CLT Metroplex Aircraft Noise Technical Report is available electronically via http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com and contains the necessary technical information to locate the modeling methods used, the model used, the specific data integrity, and analysis applied to the data sets. Letter 19 – Response 06

The purpose of and need for the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. Part of the project purpose and need is to address inefficient vertical paths for arriving and departing aircraft. The proposed procedures create a more efficient vertical path for arriving and departing aircraft by eliminating many level segments and supporting a smoother, more constant ascent or descent into or from the Study Airports, including CLT. Arriving and departing aircraft are limited by a number of factors including safety, aircraft technical limitations, pilot and controller judgment, and weather. Letter 19 – Response 07

The purpose of and need for the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. Part of the project purpose and need is to address inefficient vertical paths for arriving and departing aircraft. The proposed procedures create a more efficient vertical path for arriving and departing aircraft by eliminating many level segments and supporting a smoother, more constant ascent or descent into or from the Study Airports, including CLT. Arriving and

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departing aircraft are limited by a number of factors including safety, aircraft technical limitations, pilot and controller judgment, and weather. The process by which alternatives were identified and developed for the Proposed Action is discussed in the Study Team Technical Report and the Design Team Technical Report available as reports supporting the CLT Metroplex EA at http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com. Letter 19 – Response 08

The Noise Analysis in the Draft and Final EA discussed no significant noise impact and no reportable noise increase to any modeled receptor location in the EA Study Area. Chapter 5 Environmental Consequences contains Table 5-1 Summary of Potential Environmental Impacts. Noise is further discussed in Section 4.3.1 Noise, and Section 5.1 Noise. The Draft and Final EA noise analysis was conducted in full compliance with FAA requirements. The CLT Metroplex Aircraft Noise Technical Report is available electronically via http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com contains the necessary technical information to locate the year, Study Airport, modeling methods used, the model used, the specific data integrity, and analysis applied to the data sets. Letter 19 – Response 09

The comment refers to a report that does not appear to be included in the Draft and Final EA for the proposed action. The FAA does not comment on pre-existing documents or documents not a part of the Draft and Final EA. The Draft and Final EA determined there to be no significant noise impact as a result of the implementation of the Proposed Action. Letter 19 – Response 10

The results of the noise impact analysis completed for the Draft EA (See Section 5.1) indicates that the CLT Metroplex Project would not result in significant noise impacts or reportable noise increases. Therefore, no further noise analysis is warranted. Letter 19 – Response 11

As discussed in Sections 4.3.1.1 and 5.1 in the Draft and Final EA, the noise analysis computed DNL values for 2011 existing conditions and 2015 and 2020 Proposed Action and No Action Alternative conditions at three sets of data points throughout the General Study Area: 1. 115,841 2010 Census block centroids; 2. 201,156 uniform grid points at 0.5-nautical mile (nm) intervals on a uniform grid covering the General Study Area, which were also used to calculate DNL values at potential Department of Transportation Act (DOT), Section 4(f) resources and historic sites; and, 3. 17,431 unique points representing Section 4(f) resources. Page 3-61 in the CLT OAPM Noise Technical Report provides a map that depicts the locations of the 115,841 Census block centroids at which noise was modeled as part of the noise analysis. As shown, grid points for population centroids were fairly well distributed

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throughout the General Study Area. The uniformly spaced grid points on the 0.5 nm grid can be found in all areas of the General Study Area, including areas without population centroids. In addition, grid points representing Section 4(f) properties would cover parks and other recreational areas where population centroids are less likely to be found. Accordingly, due to the number and locations of grid points at which noise was analyzed, all areas within the General Study Area were sufficiently accounted for in the noise analysis.

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Response to Letter 20 – Morgan Letter 20 – Response 01

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Response to Letter 21 – Johnson Letter 21 – Response 01

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Response to Letter 22 – Gwyn Letter 22 – Response 01

The comment has been noted for the record.

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Response to Letter 23 – Schultz Letter 23 – Response 01

See Topical Response 01: Existing Noise. Letter 23 – Response 02

The purpose of and need for of the CLT Metroplex Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. Part of the project purpose and need is to address inefficient vertical paths for arriving and departing aircraft. The proposed procedures create a more efficient vertical path for arriving and departing aircraft by eliminating many level segments and supporting a smoother, more constant ascent or descent into or from the Study Airports, including CLT. The added benefit is reduced fuel consumption by aircraft and reduced emissions in those cases where the level segments are reduced. According to the noise impact analysis for this project there are no reportable noise increases or significant noise impacts. Please see Section 5.1 in the Draft and Final EA for further discussion on the noise analysis.

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Letter 24 – Wadsworth

Personal information omitted per the request of the commenter.

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Response to Letter 24 – Wadsworth Letter 24 – Response 01

See Topical Response 01: Existing Noise. Letter 24 – Response 02

Comment duly noted. See Topical Response 01: Existing Noise. The purpose and need for the CLT OAPM Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace.

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Response to Letter 25 – Fleming Letter 25 – Response 01

The purpose of and need for the CLT OAPM Project is to increase efficiency through the advantages and benefits of Performance-Based Navigation for aircraft by implementing RNAV procedures that will improve the efficiency of the CLT Metroplex airspace. Part of the project purpose and need is to address inefficient vertical paths for arriving and departing aircraft. The Linville Gorge and Wilson Creek Wilderness area were identified within the Affected Environment and Noise Analysis was conducted at multiple specific grid points identified in the CLT Metroplex Aircraft Noise Technical Report is available electronically via http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com (PDF pages 529-531 and 694). Additional points were analyzed within the study area based on identified census tract centroids within the Study Area. No reportable or significant increases in noise exposure were identified within the Study Area based on the Draft and Final EA noise analysis; therefore, there is no potential for constructive use of these resources under Section 4(f). Please see Sections 4.3.3 and 5.3 in the Draft and Final EA for discussion on potential impacts to Section 4(f) properties in the General Study Area

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Letter 26 – Response 01 The purpose of and need for the CLT OAPM Project is to improve efficiency in the Charlotte Metroplex. Addressing existing socioeconomic impacts, Environmental Justice, and Children’s Environmental Health and Safety Risks issues associated with air traffic in the General Study Area is beyond the scope of the CLT OAPM Draft and Final EA. However the potential for environmental impacts to these environmental resources associated with the proposed CLT OAPM Project is assessed in the Draft and Final EA. Please refer to Sections 4.2, p. 4-2; 4.3.6, pp. 4-22 - 23; 5.6, pp. 5-14 -15.

Letter 26 - Response 02 The purpose of and need for the CLT OAPM Project is to improve efficiency in the Charlotte Metroplex. Addressing existing environmental issues pertaining to the Wilson Creek Wild and Scenic River and Linville Gorge Wilderness area is beyond the scope of the CLT Metroplex Draft and Final EA. However the potential for environmental impacts to environmental resources associated with the proposed CLT OAPM Project is assessed in the Draft and Final EA. The Linville Gorge and Wilson Creek Wilderness area were identified within the Affected Environment. Noise Analysis was conducted at multiple specific grid points identified in the CLT OAPM Aircraft Noise Technical Report is available electronically via http://www.metroplexenvironmental.com (PDF pages 529-531 and 694). Additional points were analyzed within the study area based on identified census tract centroids within the General Study Area. No reportable or significant increases in noise exposure were identified within the General Study Area based on the Draft and Final EA noise analysis; therefore, there is no potential for constructive use of these resources under Section 4(f). Please see Sections 4.3.3 and 5.3 in the Draft and Final EA for discussion on potential impacts to Section 4(f) properties in the General Study Area.

As regards Air Quality, the Proposed Action would result in a decrease in emissions when compared to the No Action Alternative. Therefore, no significant impacts to air quality are anticipated. Please see Sections 4.3.8 and 5.8 in the Draft and Final EA for a discussion of Air Quality.

The Proposed Action would not involve ground disturbance or any other activity that would result in any diminishment of the scenic, recreational, or biological value of the Wilson Creek Wild and Scenic River. Please see Section 4.2 in the Draft and Final EA, p. 4-4. To the extent the Wild and Scenic Rivers identified in the Draft and Final EA are also 4(f) properties potential environmental impacts were evaluated in Section 4.3.3 and 5.3 in the Draft and Final EA. No reportable or significant increases in noise exposure were identified within the Study Area based on the Draft and Final EA noise analysis; therefore, there is no potential for constructive use of these resources under Section 4(f).

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4.1 Corrections to Text and Tables

Chapter 3 On Page 3-11, Section 3.2.1.1, the following corrections are made to Table 3-1:

Table 3-1 No Action Alternative SIDs and STARS (2 of 4) Procedure No Action Transitions Other Study Airports Airport Type Procedure Basis of Design (enroute/runway) on Procedure UNMAN THREE GMU STAR TWO RNAV 3/0 GSP, GYH, SPA HKY3 HICKORY HKY SID THREE radar vectors 0/4 BROOK TWO VOR/DME radar INT STAR THREE vectors 2/0 GSO

On Page 3-12, Section 3.2.1.1, the following corrections are made to Table 3-1:

Table 3-1 No Action Alternative SIDs and STARS (2 of 4) Procedure No Action Transitions Other Study Airports Airport Type Procedure Basis of Design (enroute/runway) on Procedure UNARM TWO VOR/DME radar RUQ STAR 2/0 CLT, EQY, JQF, UZA THREE vectors

On Page 3-22, Section 3.2.2, the following corrections are made to Table 3-2:

Table 3-2 Proposed Action SIDs and STARs (4 of 5) Proposed Action No Action Procedure Basis of Transitions Altitude Procedure Procedure Type Design Airports Served (enroute/runway) OPD Controls BROOK TRAKS ONE TWO STAR RNAV INT, GSO 2/0 No No THREE

On Page 3-29, Section 3.3.1, second paragraph, the following corrections are made to the text:

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On Page 3-30, Section 3.3.2, second paragraph, the following corrections are made to the text:

Table 3-4 identifies the number of RNAV SID and STAR procedures that can be used separately to the Study Airports under both the Proposed Action and the No Action Alternative. Under the Proposed Action, of the 46 procedures serving the Study Airports, 28 are RNAV-based procedures. Twenty of those 28 procedures serve CLT; 18 serve EQY and UZA; 14 serve JQF and RUQ; six serve GMU, GSP, GYH, and SPA; three serve GSO and INT; and one serves SVH. In comparison, only 14 of the 34 32 procedures included in the No Action Alternative are RNAV-based. Twelve of those 14 procedures serve CLT and two serve GMU, GSP, GYH, and SPA. Therefore, the addition of RNAV STARs and SIDs under the Proposed Action indicates that this alternative would better achieve the objective to improve segregation of arrivals and departures in the Charlotte Metroplex.

In Section 3.2.1.1, Exhibit 3-7 on page 3-15 and Exhibit 3-8 on page 3-17, Hart County, Georgia is removed from the Exhibits. In Section 3.2.2, Exhibit 3-9 on page 3-25 and Exhibit 3-10 on page 3-27, Hart County, Georgia is removed from the Exhibits.

Chapter 4

On Page 4-1, Section 4.1, second paragraph, the following correction is made to the text:

Exhibit 4-1 presents the General Study Area developed for this EA. Table 4- 1 identifies the states and counties that fall within or are intersected by the GSA boundary. In total, portions of 39 40 counties in North Carolina, 15 counties in South Carolina and three counties and two independent cities in Virginia fall within the General Study Area.

On Page 4-2, the following addition is made to Table 4-1:

Table 4-1 States and Counties in the Study Area North Carolina Alamance County Ashe County Caswell County Henderson County Rockingham County

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On Page 4-4, Section 4.2 first bulleted sentence, the following corrections are made to the text: • Wild and Scenic Rivers: Two One designated rivers, the New River and Wilson Creek, are is located within the General Study Area. However, the Proposed Action would not involve ground disturbance or any other activity that would result in any diminishment of the scenic, recreational, or biological value of the rivers river.

Chapter 5 On Page 5-13, Section 5.5.3, the following corrections are made to Table 5-4:

Table 5-4 FAA Wildlife Strike Database Records for Study Airports by Altitude (1990 –2013 2014) (1 of 2)

On Page 5-14, Section 5.5.3, the following corrections are made to Table 5-4:

Table 5-4 FAA Wildlife Strike Database Records for Study Airports by Altitude (1990 –2013 2014) (1 of 2)

Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, FAA Wildlife Strike Database (http://wildlife-mitigation.tc.faa.gov/wildlife/default.aspx) (accessed December 4, 2013 August 8, 2014 ). Prepared by: ATAC Corporation, December 2014.

On Page 5-18, Section 5.10, the following additions are made to the text:

5.10 Cumulative Impacts

Consideration of cumulative impacts applies to the impacts resulting from the implementation of the Proposed Action with other actions. CEQ regulations define cumulative impact as “an impact on the environment which results from the incremental impact of the action when added to other past, present, and reasonably foreseeable future actions regardless of what agency (federal or non- 65 federal) or person undertakes such other actions.” The regulations also state that cumulative impacts can result from individually minor, but collectively significant actions that take place over a period of time.

Each of the Study Airports was evaluated for projects which, when considered with the Proposed Action, would have the potential to contribute cumulatively to impacts to the environment. No such projects were identified. The Proposed Action would not result in any direct, indirect, or cumulative impacts to environmental resources within the General Study Area. Accordingly, no significant cumulative impacts would be anticipated.

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A.1.1 Early Notification Letter, June 11, 2014 ...... A-1 A.1.2 Legal Notice Publication, June 13, 2014 ...... A-17

A.1.3 Comments ...... A-23 A.2 Section 106 Consultation ...... A-65

A.2.1 Section 106 Consultation Letter, November 21, 2014 Letters sent to SHPOs/THPOs, November 21, 2014 ...... A-65 A.2.2 Letters sent to SHPOs, February 13, 2015 ...... A-117

A.2.3 Letters sent to THPOs, February 13, 2015 ...... A-125 A.2.4 Correspondence and Concurrence ...... A-133 A.3 Draft EA Document Release and Public Workshop Announcement ...... A-151

A.3.1 Draft EA Document Release and Public Workshop Letter, December 1, 2014 ...... A-151

A.3.2 Project Website Announcement ...... A-167 A.3.3 Online Viewing ...... A-171

A.3.4 Legal Notice Publication, December 5, 2014 ...... A-175 A.3.5 Comments ...... A-181 A.4 Draft EA Notice of Workshop & Comment Period Extension Announcement ...... A-191

A.4.1 Draft EA Notice of Workshop & Comment Period Extension Letter, January 9, 2015 ...... A-191

A.4.2 Project Website Announcement ...... A-207 A.4.3 Legal Notice Publication, January 10, 2015 ...... A-211

A.4.4 Comments ...... A-217 A.5 Public Information Workshops ...... A-227

A.5.1 Dates, Locations and Attendance ...... A-227 A.5.2 Sign-In Sheets, December 2014/January 2015...... A-229

A.5.3 Handouts ...... A-245 A.5.4 Exhibits ...... A-251 A.5.5 Photos ...... A-265

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Table of Contents A.1 Early Notification Announcement ...... A-1 A.1.1 Early Notification Letter, June 11, 2014 ...... A-1 A.1.2 Legal Notice Publication, June 13, 2014 ...... A-17 A.1.3 Comments ...... A-23 A.2 Section 106 Consultation ...... A-65 A.2.1 Letters sent to SHPOs/THPOs, November 21, 2014 ...... A-65 A.2.2 Letters sent to SHPOs, February 13, 2015 ...... A-117 A.2.3 Letters sent to THPOs, February 13, 2015 ...... A-125 A.2.4 Correspondence and Concurrence ...... A-133 A.3 Draft EA Document Release and Public Workshop Announcement ...... A-151 A.3.1 Draft EA Document Release and Public Workshop Letter, December 1, 2014 ...... A-151 A.3.2 Project Website Announcement ...... A-167 A.3.3 Online Viewing ...... A-171 A.3.4 Legal Notice Publication, December 5, 2014 ...... A-175 A.3.5 Comments ...... A-181 A.4 Draft EA Notice of Workshop & Comment Period Extension Announcement ...... A-191 A.4.1 Draft EA Notice of Workshop & Comment Period Extension Letter, January 9, 2015 ...... A-191 A.4.2 Project Website Announcement ...... A-207 A.4.3 Legal Notice Publication, January 10, 2015 ...... A-211 A.4.4 Comments ...... A-217 A.5 Public Information Workshops ...... A-23131 A.5.1 Dates, Locations and Attendance ...... A-23131 A.5.2 Sign-In Sheets, December 2014/January 2015 ...... A-23333 A.5.3 Handouts ...... A-24949 A.5.4 Exhibits ...... A-25555 A.5.5 Photos ...... A-2699

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Operations Support 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park, Georgia 30337

June 11, 2014

The Hon. Renee Ellmers Congresswoman Example District 002 U.S. House of Representatives 222 Sunset Avenue, Suite 101 Asheboro, NC 27203

Reference: Environmental Assessment Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex Early Notification Letter

Dear Congresswoman Ellmers:

This notification letter is to inform you that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) intends to prepare an Environmental Assessment (EA) to consider the potential environmental impacts of the implementation of the Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (OAPM) in the Charlotte area (CLT OAPM). Attachment 1 is a copy of the Notice that will be published in major newspapers in the Charlotte area (Charlotte, N.C. and Columbia, S.C.) that notifies the general public of the FAA’s intent to prepare an EA.

A “Metroplex” is multiple airports in and around a busy metropolitan area. The CLT OAPM would improve the efficiency of the Charlotte Metroplex airspace by optimizing aircraft arrival and departure procedures at a number of airports, including:

 Charlotte/Douglas International  Piedmont Triad International Airport Airport  Charlotte-Monroe Executive  Rock Hill (York County) Airport Airport-Bryant Field  Concord Regional Airport  Smith Reynolds Airport  Donaldson Center Airport  Spartanburg Downtown  Greenville Downtown Airport Memorial Airport  Greenville Spartanburg  Statesville Regional Airport International Airport  Hickory Regional Airport  Rowan County Airport

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To evaluate potential environmental impacts of the CLT OAPM project, the FAA has established a General Study Area to evaluate potential impacts of changes in aircraft routing that are proposed to occur below 10,000 feet above ground level (AGL). Enclosed is a graphic depicting the General Study Area for the environmental review process.

The FAA has begun preparation of the EA and welcomes your input. We are sending this early notification letter for the following reasons:

1. To advise you of the initiation of the EA study; 2. To provide you an opportunity to provide any background information that you may have regarding the study area established for this EA; and 3. To provide you an opportunity to advise the FAA of any issues, concerns, policies or regulations that you may have regarding the environmental analysis that will be undertaken in the EA.

FAA will make a decision as to whether to hold public workshop(s) following publication of the Draft EA. If the decision is to hold public workshop(s), FAA will provide public notice of the public workshop(s) and the availability of the Draft EA at a future date. If applicable, the FAA plans to hold separate consultations with the appropriate Tribal Governments and their designated Tribal Historic Preservation Office in accordance with Executive Order 13175. The appropriate Tribal Governments and their designated Tribal Historic Preservation Office will be determined after the General Study Area is finalized.

FAA is currently working on additional details related to this project, and will be coordinating with the appropriate agencies and tribes in the near future. If you desire to provide comments and/or have any questions about the information provided, please provide them by letter or email, before July 22, 2014, at the following address:

Attn: Kristi Ashley Eastern Service Center, Operations Support Group 1701 Columbia Ave College Park, GA 30337 Telephone: (404) 305-5607 Email: [email protected]

Sincerely,

Eric Fox Acting Manager, Operations Support Group Eastern Service Center

Attachment – Public Notice and General Study Area graphic

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Federal Aviation Administration

Notice of the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) intention to prepare a Draft Environmental Assessment for the Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Charlotte Metroplex (CLT OAPM).

SUMMARY: The FAA is issuing this notice to advise the public it intends to prepare a Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for the CLT OAPM Metroplex, which involves flight procedure optimization for Charlotte/Douglas International Airport (CLT) as well as numerous satellite airports. The EA will be conducted pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and its implementing Regulations found at Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Sections 1500-1508.

The purpose of the proposed CLT OAPM is to improve the efficiency of the controlled airspace (a generic term referring to airspace where air traffic control service is provided) using more current navigation technology called Area Navigation (RNAV). The FAA has not made any decisions about the final content of the EA.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Air traffic procedures operating in the airspace around Charlotte/Douglas International Airport (CLT) will be evaluated in the draft EA. The current procedures, which are intended to provide an orderly flow of traffic in and out of a busy metropolitan area, are not optimized due to existing airspace configuration and a lack of efficiently designed RNAV procedures. RNAV- based procedures can direct pilots along more direct routes with predictable location and altitude information. A predictable procedure would involve less communication between an air traffic controller and a pilot; therefore reducing workload for both individuals. Optimizing RNAV procedures as well as developing additional new RNAV procedures for the CLT Metroplex would enhance efficient use of the airspace.

Proposed Action The EA is expected to evaluate at least two alternatives, the No Action and the proposed CLT OAPM alternative (the Proposed Action). The FAA has not finalized the proposed CLT OAPM at this time. The proposed CLT OAPM as it is currently being configured consists of optimizing aircraft routes within the controlled airspace into and out of the CLT Metroplex. The primary components of the proposed CLT OAPM would include:

 ESTABLISHING UPDATED DEPARTURE ROUTES AND/OR FIXES FROM THE EA AIRPORTS. Aircraft departing from the EA Airports would transition to the high altitude routes using optimized routes based on RNAV technology.  ESTABLISHING UPDATED ARRIVAL ROUTES AND/OR FIXES INTO THE EA AIRPORTS. Aircraft bound for the EA Airports would use optimized procedures to transition from a high altitude route to an existing approach route.

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Implementation of the proposed CLT OAPM is not anticipated to increase the number of aircraft operations at CLT or any of the satellite airports or involve physical construction of any facilities.

General Study Area Using radar data for the EA study airports and the initial proposed design changes, the FAA has identified a general study area in which changes to aircraft routing would occur as a result of the Proposed Action.

The general study area will be used to evaluate and compare the potential impacts of the Proposed Action and reasonable alternatives. This evaluation will occur where departing aircraft are anticipated to be at altitudes below 10,000 feet above ground level (AGL) and arriving aircraft at altitudes below 7,000 feet AGL under the Proposed or the No Action alternative. The FAA may also consider traffic flying over tribal lands, national parks or national wildlife refuges below 18,000 feet AGL to evaluate and compare the potential impacts of the Proposed Action and the No Action alternative.

PUBLIC WORKSHOPS FAA will make a decision as to whether to hold public workshop(s) following publication of the Draft EA. If the decision is to hold public workshop(s), FAA will provide public notice of the public workshop(s) and the availability of the Draft EA at a future date.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Federal Aviation Administration, Air Traffic Organization (ATO) Eastern Service Center, Attn: CLT OAPM Environmental, 1701 Columbia Avenue, College Park, GA 30337; email at [email protected]; or facsimile at 404-305-5572.

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Appendix A: Agency Coordination, Public Involvement, and List of Receiving Parties Charlotte OAPM EA Mailing List for Early Notification Letters Mailed on 6-11-2014 Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip Federal The Hon. Renee Ellmers Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 002 222 Sunset Avenue, Suite 101 Asheboro NC 27203 Federal The Hon. Virginia Foxx Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 3540 Clemmons Rd., Suite 125 Clemmons NC 27012 Federal The Hon. Howard Coble Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 006 2102 North Elm Street, Suite B Greensboro NC 27408 Federal The Hon. Richard Hudson Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 008 325 McGill Ave., NW, Suite 500 Concord NC 28027 Federal The Hon. Robert Pittenger Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 009 2701 Coltsgate Road, Suite 105 Charlotte NC 28211 Federal The Hon. Patrick McHenry Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 010 P.O. Box 1830 Hickory NC 28603 Federal The Hon. Mark Meadows Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 011 2345 Morganton Blvd. Lenoir NC 28645 Federal Mr. Torre Jessup District Director U.S. House of Representatives District 012 1230 W. Morehead St., Suite 306 Charlotte NC 28208 Federal The Hon. Joe Wilson Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 002 1700 Sunset Blvd. (US 378), Suite 1 West Columbia SC 29169 Federal The Hon. Jeff Duncan Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 003 303 West Beltline Blvd. Anderson SC 29625 Federal The Hon. Trey Gowdy Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 004 101 West St. John St. Spartanburg SC 29306 Federal The Hon. Mick Mulvaney Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 1456 Ebenezer Rd. Rock Hill SC 29732 Federal The Hon. James E. Clyburn Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 006 1225 Lady Street, Suite 200 Columbia SC 29201 Federal The Hon. Tom Rice Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 007 1831 West Evans Street, Suite 300 Florence SC 29501 Federal The Hon. Robert Hurt Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 308 Craghead St., Suite 102-D Danville VA 24541 Federal The Hon. Morgan Griffith Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 009 17 West Main Street Christiansburg VA 24073 Federal The Hon. Richard Burr Senator U.S. Senate 181 South Street, Room 222 Gastonia NC 28052 Federal The Hon. Lindsey Graham Senator U.S. Senate 130 South Main Street, 7th Floor Greenville SC 29601 Federal The Hon. Kay Hagan Senator U.S. Senate 1520 South Boulevard, Suite 205 Charlotte NC 28203 Federal The Hon. Tim Kaine Senator U.S. Senate 308 Craghead Street, Suite 102A Danville VA 24541 Federal The Hon. Tim Scott Senator U.S. Senate 1301 Gervais Street, Suite 825 Columbia SC 29201 Federal The Hon. Mark R. Warner Senator U.S. Senate 180 West Main Street Abingdon VA 24210 Federal Mr. John M. Fowler Executive Director Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1100 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Ste. 803 Washington DC 20004 Federal Mr. Franklin Keel Regional Director Bureau of Indian Affairs Eastern Region 545 Marriott Dr, Ste. 700 Nashville TN 37214 Southeastern States Federal Mr. Bruce Dawson Field Manager Bureau of Land Management 411 Briarwood Dr, Ste. 404 Jackson MS 39206 Field Office Federal Maj. P. "Phil" May Regional Administrator Federal Emergency Management Agency Region IV 3003 Chamblee Tucker Rd Atlanta GA 30341 Federal Dr. Kathryn Sullivan Administrator National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1401 Constitution Ave, NW, Rm. 51030 Washington DC 20230 Federal Mr. Timothy A. Beard NC State Conservationist Natural Resources Conservation Service 4407 Bland Rd, Ste. 117 Raleigh NC 27609 Federal Ms. Ann English SC State Conservationist Natural Resources Conservation Service 1835 Assembly St, Rm. 950 Columbia SC 29201 4th Fighter Wing Public Seymour Johnson Federal Col. Jeannie M. Leavitt Commander Seymour Johnson Air Force Base 1510 Wright Brothers Ave., Suite 200 NC 27531 Affairs AFB FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Nate Hobbs Representative to the FAA U.S. Air Force 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Lawrence Aguillerd Representative to the FAA U.S. Army 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area Federal Lt. Col. John T. Litz Commander & District Engineer U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District 69A Hagood Ave. Charleston SC 29403 Federal Col Donald L. Walker Commander U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division 60 Forsyth St. SW, Room 10M15 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Mr. Ed Jennings Jr. Regional Administrator U.S. Department of HUD Atlanta Regional Office 40 Marietta Street Atlanta GA 30303

Office of Environmental Federal Ms. Joyce A. Stanley Regional Env. Protection Specialist U.S. Department of Interior Policy and Compliance, 75 Spring St., S.W., Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303 Atlanta Region Federal Ms. Heather McTeer Toney Regional Administrator U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Southeast Region 61 Forsyth Street, SW Atlanta GA 30303 Federal Ms. Cindy Dohner Regional Director U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region 1875 Century Blvd., Suite 400 Atlanta GA 30345 FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Kent W. "Dirt" Hayes Representative to the FAA U.S. Marine Corps 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area Federal Mr. Stan Austin Regional Director U.S. National Park Service Southeast Region 100 Alabama St, SW, 1924 Bldg Atlanta GA 30303 Federal CDR Phil Pascoe Representative to the FAA U.S. Navy FAA Eastern Service 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Federal Ms. Liz Agpaoa Regional Forester USDA Forest Service Southern Region 1720 Peachtree Rd, NW Atlanta GA 30309 State The Hon. Mark Brody Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 055 5315 Rocky River Rd. Monroe NC 28112

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A-9 May 2015 Appendix A: Agency Coordination, Public Involvement, and List of Receiving Parties Charlotte OAPM EA Mailing List for Early Notification Letters Mailed on 6-11-2014 Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Pricey Harrison Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 057 P.O. Box 9339 Greensboro NC 27429 State The Hon. Alma Adams Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 058 2109 Liberty Valley Rd. Greensboro NC 27406 State The Hon. Jon Hardister Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 059 7 Montford Ct. Greensboro NC 27455 State The Hon. Marcus Brandon Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 060 200 Oak St. Apt. 3 High Point NC 27260 State The Hon. John Faircloth Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 061 2332 Faircloth Way High Point NC 27265 State The Hon. John M. Blust Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 062 P.O. Box 8146 Greensboro NC 27419 State The Hon. Dennis Riddell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 064 6343 Beale Rd. Snow Camp NC 27349 State The Hon. Bert Jones Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 065 299 Fairfield Rd. Reidsville NC 27320 State The Hon. Ken Goodman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 066 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 542 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Justin Burr Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 067 125 South Third St. Albemarle NC 28001 State The Hon. D. Craig Horn Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 068 5909 Bluebird Hill Lane Weddington NC 28104 State The Hon. Dean Arp Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 069 P.O. Box 1511 Monroe NC 28111 State The Hon. Pat B. Hurley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 070 141 Ridgecrest Rd. Asheboro NC 27203 State The Hon. Evelyn Terry Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 071 1224 Reynolds Forest Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27107 State The Hon. Edward Hanes Jr. Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 072 380-H Knollwood St., Ste. 191 Winston-Salem NC 27103 State The Hon. Mark W. Hollo Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 073 432 Westwood Lane Taylorsville NC 28681 State The Hon. Debra Conrad Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 074 4004 Pemberton Ct. Winston-Salem NC 27106 State The Hon. Donny Lambeth Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 075 4627 S. Main St. Winston-Salem NC 27127 State The Hon. Carl Ford Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 076 320 Ketchie Estate Rd. China Grove NC 28023 State The Hon. Harry Warren Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 077 201 Kingsbridge Rd. Salisbury NC 28144 State The Hon. Allen McNeill Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 078 4172 NC Hwy. 49 South Asheboro NC 27205 State The Hon. Julia C. Howard Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 079 330 S. Salisbury St. Mocksville NC 27028 State The Hon. Roger Younts Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 080 335 Cunningham Brick Yard Rd. Lexington NC 27292 State The Hon. Rayne Brown Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 081 416 Lee Ave. Lexington NC 27295 State The Hon. Larry G. Pittman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 082 P.O. Box 5959 Concord NC 28027 State The Hon. Linda P. Johnson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 083 1205 Berkshire Dr. Kannapolis NC 28081 State The Hon. Rena W. Turner Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 084 247 Gethsemane Rd. Olin NC 28660 State The Hon. Josh Dobson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 085 649 South Creek Rd. Nebo NC 28761 State The Hon. Hugh Blackwell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 086 321 Mountain View Ave. SE Valdese NC 28690 State The Hon. Edgar V. Starnes Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 087 6715 Lakeview Terrace Hickory NC 28601 State The Hon. Rob Bryan Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 088 301 S. College St., Suite 3500 Charlotte NC 28202 State The Hon. Mitchell S. Setzer Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 089 P.O. Box 416 Catawba NC 28609 State The Hon. Sarah Stevens Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 090 2161 Margaret Dr. Mt. Airy NC 27030 State The Hon. Bryan R. Holloway Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 091 1165 Sterling Pointe Dr. King NC 27021 State The Hon. Charles Jeter Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 092 15806 Brookway Dr., Suite 600 Huntersville NC 28078 State The Hon. Jonathan C. Jordan Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 093 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 420 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Jeffrey Elmore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 094 P.O. Box 522 North Wilkesboro NC 28659 State The Hon. C. Robert Brawley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 095 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 303 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Andy Wells Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 096 1301 N. Center St. Hickory NC 28601 State The Hon. Jason Saine Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 097 1760 Whispering Pines Dr. Lincolnton NC 28092 State The Hon. Thom Tillis Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 098 P.O. Box 32186 Charlotte NC 28232 State The Hon. Rodney W. Moore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 099 P.O. Box 44107 Charlotte NC 28215 State The Hon. Tricia Ann Cotham Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 100 107 Sardis Grove Ln. Matthews NC 28105 State The Hon. Beverly M. Earle Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 101 230 Kingsway Circle Charlotte NC 28214 State The Hon. Becky Carney Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 102 P.O. Box 32873 Charlotte NC 28232 State The Hon. William Brawley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 103 13612 O'Toole Dr. Matthews NC 28105 State The Hon. Ruth Samuelson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 104 1432 Ferncliff Rd. Charlotte NC 28211 Jacqueline State The Hon. Schaffer Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 105 12113 Shoal Creek Ct. Charlotte NC 28277 Michelle State The Hon. Carla D. Cunningham Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 106 6129 Sunbridge Ct. Charlotte NC 28269 State The Hon. Kelly M. Alexander Jr. Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 107 1424 Statesville Ave. Charlotte NC 28206 State The Hon. John A. Torbett Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 108 210 Blueridge Dr. Stanley NC 28164 State The Hon. Dana Bumgardner Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 109 3517 Lincoln Ln. Gastonia NC 28056

Page 2 of 8 May 2015 A-10______Appendix A: Agency Coordination, Public Involvement, and List of Receiving Parties Charlotte OAPM EA Mailing List for Early Notification Letters Mailed on 6-11-2014 Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Kelly E. Hastings Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 110 405 Jane St. Cherryville NC 28021 State The Hon. Tim Moore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 111 305 East King St. Kings Mountain NC 28086 State The Hon. Mike Hager Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 112 300 N. Salisbury St., Room 304 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Chris Whitmire Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 113 P.O. Box 931 Rosman NC 28772 State The Hon. Susan C. Fisher Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 114 7 Maple Ridge Lane Asheville NC 28806 State The Hon. Nathan Ramsey Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 115 26 Ramsey Farm Rd. Fairview NC 28730 State The Hon. Chuck McGrady Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 117 P.O. Box 723 Hendersonville NC 28793 State The Hon. Michele D. Presnell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 118 316 Woodstock Dr. Burnsville NC 28714 State The Hon. Mike Woodard Senator North Carolina State Senate District 022 762 Ninth Street Durham NC 27705 State The Hon. Rick Gunn Senator North Carolina State Senate District 024 P.O. Box 308 Burlington NC 27216 State The Hon. Gene McLaurin Senator North Carolina State Senate District 025 905 Fayetteville Road Rockingham NC 28379 State The Hon. Phil Berger Senator North Carolina State Senate District 026 P.O. Box 1309 Eden NC 27289 State The Hon. Trudy Wade Senator North Carolina State Senate District 027 1 Creswell Ct. Greensboro NC 27407 State The Hon. Gladys A. Robinson Senator North Carolina State Senate District 028 16 W. Jones Street, Room 1120 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Jerry W. Tillman Senator North Carolina State Senate District 029 1207 Dogwood Lane Archdale NC 27263 State The Hon. Shirley B. Randleman Senator North Carolina State Senate District 030 487 Triple Cove Dr. Wilkesboro NC 28697 State The Hon. Joyce Krawiec Senator North Carolina State Senate District 031 16 W. Jones Street, Room 2022 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Earline W. Parmon Senator North Carolina State Senate District 032 3873 Barkwood Drive Winston-Salem NC 27105 State The Hon. Stan Bingham Senator North Carolina State Senate District 033 292 North Main Street Denton NC 27239 State The Hon. Andrew C. Brock Senator North Carolina State Senate District 034 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 521 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Tommy Tucker Senator North Carolina State Senate District 035 1206 Rosehill Drive Waxhaw NC 28173 State The Hon. Fletcher L. Hartsell Jr. Senator North Carolina State Senate District 036 P.O. Box 368 Concord NC 28026 State The Hon. Jeff Jackson Senator North Carolina State Senate District 037 16 W. Jones Street, Room 1102 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Joel D. M. Ford Senator North Carolina State Senate District 038 P.O. Box 36391 Charlotte NC 28236 State The Hon. Bob Rucho Senator North Carolina State Senate District 039 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 300-A Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Malcolm Graham Senator North Carolina State Senate District 040 3404 Cresta Court Charlotte NC 28269 State The Hon. Jeff Tarte Senator North Carolina State Senate District 041 19825 B North Cove Road Cornelius NC 28031 State The Hon. Austin M. Allran Senator North Carolina State Senate District 042 P.O. Box 2907 Hickory NC 28603 State The Hon. Kathy Harrington Senator North Carolina State Senate District 043 3324 Lincoln Lane Gastonia NC 28056 State The Hon. David L. Curtis Senator North Carolina State Senate District 044 P.O. Box 278 Denver NC 28037 State The Hon. Dan Soucek Senator North Carolina State Senate District 045 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 310 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Warren Daniel Senator North Carolina State Senate District 046 309 W. Union Street Morganton NC 28655 State The Hon. Ralph Hise Senator North Carolina State Senate District 047 44 Hemlock Avenue Spruce Pine NC 28777 State The Hon. Tom Apodaca Senator North Carolina State Senate District 048 1504 Fifth Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28739 State The Hon. Terry Van Duyn Senator North Carolina State Senate District 049 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 515 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Frank M. Ruff Jr. State Senator Senate of Virginia District 015 P.O. Box 332 Clarksville VA 23927 State The Hon. William M. Stanley Jr. State Senator Senate of Virginia District 020 13508 Booker T Washington Highway Moneta VA 24121 State The Hon. B. R. Skelton Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 003 2962 Walhalla Hwy Six Mile SC 29682 State The Hon. David R. Hiott Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 004 P.O. Box 997 Pickens SC 29671 State The Hon. Phillip D. "Phil" Owens Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 005 P.O. Box 723 Easley SC 29641 State The Hon. W. Brian White Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 006 P.O. Box 970 Anderson SC 29622 State The Hon. Michael W. "Mike" Gambrell Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 007 400 Filter Plant Rd Honea Path SC 29654 State The Hon. Don C. Bowen Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 008 1176 Embassy Dr Anderson SC 29625 State The Hon. Anne J. Thayer Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 009 225 Ansonborough Plantation Belton SC 29627 State The Hon. Joshua A. Putnam Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 010 P.O. Box 51542 Piedmont SC 29673 State The Hon. Craig A. Gagnon Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 011 161 Colony E. Abbeville SC 29620 State The Hon. J. Anne Parks Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 012 P.O. Box 181 Greenwood SC 29648 State The Hon. R. Shannon Riley Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 013 P.O. Box 212 Hodges SC 29653 State The Hon. Michael A. Pitts Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 014 372 Bucks Point Rd Laurens SC 29360 State The Hon. Mark N. Willis Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 016 201 Quillen Ave Fountain Inn SC 29644 James Mikell State The Hon. Burns Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 017 100 Old Locust Hill Rd Taylors SC 29687 "Mike"

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A-11 May 2015 Appendix A: Agency Coordination, Public Involvement, and List of Receiving Parties Charlotte OAPM EA Mailing List for Early Notification Letters Mailed on 6-11-2014 Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Tommy M. Stringer Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 018 P.O. Box 2078 Greer SC 29652 State The Hon. Dwight A. Loftis Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 019 P.O. Box 14784 Greenville SC 29610 State The Hon. Daniel P. "Dan" Hamilton Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 020 P.O. Box 6088 Greenville SC 29606 State The Hon. Phyllis Henderson Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 021 110 Silver Creek Court Greer SC 29650 State The Hon. Wendy K. Nanney Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 022 124 Birnam Ct Greenville SC 29615 State The Hon. Chandra E. Dillard Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 023 5 Alleta Ave Greenville SC 29607 State The Hon. Bruce W. Bannister Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 024 P.O. Box 10007 Greenville SC 29603 State The Hon. Leola C. Robinson-Simpson Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 025 19 Prince Ave Greenville SC 29605 State The Hon. Raye Felder Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 026 116 Mary Mack Ln Fort Mill SC 29715 State The Hon. Garry R. Smith Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 027 210 Foxhound Rd Simpsonville SC 29680 State The Hon. Eric M. Bedingfield Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 028 P.O. Box 1073 Mauldin SC 29662 State The Hon. Dennis C. Moss Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 029 306 Silver Cir Gaffney SC 29340 State The Hon. V. Stephen "Steve" Moss Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 030 104 Rains Rd Blacksburg SC 29702 State The Hon. Harold Mitchell Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 031 P.O. Box 3046 Spartanburg SC 29304 State The Hon. J. Derham Cole Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 032 P.O. Box 1467 Spartanburg SC 29304 State The Hon. Edward R. "Eddie" Tallon Sr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 033 140 Bagwell Farm Rd Spartanburg SC 29302

State The Hon. P. Michael "Mike" Forrester Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 034 287 Creekridge Dr Spartanburg SC 29301 State The Hon. William M. "Bill" Chumley Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 035 3303 Greenpond Rd Woodruff SC 29388 State The Hon. Merita A. "Rita" Allison Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 036 P.O. Box 93 Lyman SC 29365 State The Hon. Donna H. Wood Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 037 P.O. Box 170794 Spartanburg SC 29301 State The Hon. Norman D. "Doug" Brannon Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 038 201 Clearwater Rd Landrum SC 29356 State The Hon. MaryGail K. Douglas Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 041 56 Kabbad Rd Winnsboro SC 29180 State The Hon. Michael A. "Mike" Anthony Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 042 322 Mr. Vernon Rd Union SC 29379

State The Hon. F. Gregory "Greg" Delleny Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 043 P.O. Drawer 808 Chester SC 29706 State The Hon. Mandy Powers Norrell Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 044 P.O. Box 994 Lancaster SC 29721 State The Hon. Deborah A. Long Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 045 1115 John Short Rd Indian Land SC 29707 State The Hon. J. Gary Simrill Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 046 1515 Alexander Rd Rock Hill SC 29732 Thomas E. State The Hon. Pope Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 047 P.O. Box 471 York SC 29745 "Tommy" State The Hon. Ralph W. Norman Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 048 P.O. Box 36518 Rock Hill SC 29732 State The Hon. John Richard C. King Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 049 P.O. Box 11555 Rock Hill SC 29731 State The Hon. Ted M. Vick Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 053 200 W. Main St Chesterfield SC 29709 State The Hon. Elizabeth R. Munnerlyn Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 054 207 W. Main St Bennettsville SC 29512 State The Hon. James H. "Jay" Lucas Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 065 113 Lyndale Dr Hartsville SC 29550 State The Hon. Nathan Ballentine Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 071 324 Sienna Dr Chapin SC 29036 State The Hon. James E. Smith Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 072 P.O. Box 50333 Columbia SC 29250 Christopher R. State The Hon. Hart Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 073 5219 Burke Ave Columbia SC 29203 "Chris" State The Hon. J. Todd Rutherford Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 074 P.O. Box 1452 Columbia SC 29202 State The Hon. Kirkman Finlay III Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 075 P.O. Box 11684 Columbia SC 29211 State The Hon. Leon Howard Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 076 2425 Barhamville Rd Columbia SC 29204 State The Hon. Joseph A. "Joe" McEachern Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 077 P.O. Box 3751 Columbia SC 29230 State The Hon. Beth E. Bernstein Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 078 1019 Assembly St Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Mia S. McLeod Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 079 P.O. Box 290692 Columbia SC 29229 State The Hon. Thomas C. Alexander State Senator South Carolina Senate District 001 150 Cleveland Dr Walhalla SC 29691 State The Hon. Larry A. Martin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 002 P.O. Box 247 Pickens SC 29671 State The Hon. Kevin L. Bryant State Senator South Carolina Senate District 003 104-A North Ave Anderson SC 29625

Page 4 of 8 May 2015 A-12______Appendix A: Agency Coordination, Public Involvement, and List of Receiving Parties Charlotte OAPM EA Mailing List for Early Notification Letters Mailed on 6-11-2014 Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. William H. O'Dell State Senator South Carolina Senate District 004 P.O. Box 540 Ware Shoals SC 29692 State The Hon. Thomas D. "Tom" Corbin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 005 1139 Bailey Mill Rd Travelers Rest SC 29690 State The Hon. Michael L. Fair State Senator South Carolina Senate District 006 P.O. Box 14632 Greenville SC 29610 State The Hon. Karl B. Allen State Senator South Carolina Senate District 007 108 Lavinia Ave Greenville SC 29601 State The Hon. Ross Turner State Senator South Carolina Senate District 008 P.O. Box 16703 Greenville SC 29606 State The Hon. Daniel B. "Danny" Verdin III State Senator South Carolina Senate District 009 P.O. Box 272 Laurens SC 29360 State The Hon. Floyd Nicholson State Senator South Carolina Senate District 010 527 Bryte St Greenwood SC 29649 State The Hon. Glenn G. Reese State Senator South Carolina Senate District 011 507 Fagan Dr, Lake Bowen Inman SC 29349 State The Hon. Lee Bright State Senator South Carolina Senate District 012 P.O. Box 589 Roebuck SC 29376 State The Hon. Shane R. Martin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 013 2741 Glenn Springs Rd Spartanburg SC 29302 State The Hon. Harvey S. Peeler Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 014 P.O. Box 742 Gaffney SC 29342 State The Hon. Robert W. Hayes Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 015 1486 Cureton Dr Rock Hill SC 29732 State The Hon. Chauncey K. Gregory State Senator South Carolina Senate District 016 P.O. Box 1381 Lancaster SC 29721 State The Hon. Creighton B. Coleman State Senator South Carolina Senate District 017 P.O. Box 1006 Winnsboro SC 29180 State The Hon. Ronnie W. Cromer State Senator South Carolina Senate District 018 P.O. Box 378 Prosperity SC 29127 State The Hon. John L. Scott Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 019 215 Elmont Dr Columbia SC 29203 State The Hon. Darrell Jackson State Senator South Carolina Senate District 021 608 Motley Rd Hopkins SC 29061 State The Hon. Joel Lourie State Senator South Carolina Senate District 022 P.O. Box 6212 Columbia SC 29260 State The Hon. Vincent A. Sheheen State Senator South Carolina Senate District 027 P.O. Drawer 10 Camden SC 29021 State The Hon. Pat McCrory Governor State of North Carolina 20301 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State The Hon. Nikki R. Haley Governor State of South Carolina 1205 Pendleton Street Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Terry McAuliffe Governor State of Virginia 1111 East Broad Street Richmond VA 23219 State The Hon. Charles D. Poindexter Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 009 P.O. Box 117 Glade Hill VA 24092 State The Hon. Daniel W. Marshall III Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 014 P.O. Box 439 Danville VA 24543 State The Hon. Leslie R. Adams Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 016 P.O. Box K Chatham VA 24531 State Col. Tony E. McMillan Commander North Carolina Air National Guard 145 AW/PA, 4930 Minuteman Way Charlotte NC 28208 State Mr. Gregory Richardson Executive Director North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs 1317 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Ms. Jeanette Furney State Single Point of Contact North Carolina Department of Administration 1302 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Chairman/Commissioner of State Mr. Steve Troxler North Carolina Department of Agriculture 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Agriculture State Ms. Susan W. Kluttz Secretary North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources 109 East Jones St, MSC 4601 Raleigh NC 27699 North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural State Mr. John E. Skvarla III Secretary 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Resources North Carolina Department of Health and Human State Ms. Aldona Wos Secretary 2001 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Services State Mr. Bobby Waltson Aviation Director North Carolina Department of Transportation Division of Aviation 1560 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Ms. Carol Tingley Acting Director North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation 1615 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Tom Reeder Division Director North Carolina Division of Water Resources 1611 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Greg Pate State Forester North Carolina Forest Service 1616 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Gordon S. Myers Executive Director North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission 1701 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Paul Werts Executive Director South Carolina Aeronautics Commission 2553 Airport Blvd West Columbia SC 29170 State Brig. Gen. Mike Hudson Commander South Carolina Air National Guard 1325 South Carolina Rd Eastover SC 29044 State Mr. Jean Ricard State Single Point of Contact South Carolina Budget and Control Board Office of State Budget 1201 Main St, Ste. 870 Columbia SC 29201

State Ms. Marcy Hayden Program Director South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs Native American Affairs 2221 Devine Street, Suite 408 Columbia SC 29205 State Mr. Marvin N. Davant Executive Director South Carolina Conservation Bank P.O. Box 167 Columbia SC 29202 State Mr. Hugh E. Weathers Commissioner of Agriculture South Carolina Department of Agriculture P.O. Box 11280 Columbia SC 29211 South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental State Ms. Catherine B. Templeton Director 2600 Bull St Columbia SC 29201 Control South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental State Mr. David Wilson Chief Bureau of Water 2600 Bull Street Columbia SC 29201 Control

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A-13 May 2015 Appendix A: Agency Coordination, Public Involvement, and List of Receiving Parties Charlotte OAPM EA Mailing List for Early Notification Letters Mailed on 6-11-2014 Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State Mr. Alvin A. Taylor Director South Carolina Department of Natural Resources 1000 Assembly St Columbia SC 29201 South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and State Mr. Duane Parrish Director 1205 Pendleton St Columbia SC 29201 Tourism State Mr. Henry E. "Gene" Kodama State Forester South Carolina Forestry Commission P.O. Box 21707 Columbia SC 29221 State Dr. Faye Jensen Executive Director South Carolina Historical Society 100 Meeting Street Charleston SC 29401 Joint Base Langley- State Col. Thomas K. Wark Commander Virginia Air National Guard 192D Fighter Wing 159 Sweeney Blvd, Ste. 200 VA 23665 Eustis, Hampton Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer State Ms. Sandra J. Adams Acting Commissioner 102 Governor St Richmond VA 23219 Services State Mr. Randall P. Burdette Director Virginia Department of Aviation 5702 Gulfstream Rd Richmond VA 23250 State Mr. Clyde Cristman Director Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation 600 East Main Street, 24th Floor Richmond VA 23219 Environmental Impact Review Division of Natural State Ms. Roberta Rhur Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation 203 Governor Street Richmond VA 23219 Coordinator Heritage State Mr. David K. Paylor Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 State Ms. Melanie D. Davenport Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Water Division P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 State Ms. Bettina Ring State Forester Virginia Department of Forestry 900 Natural Resources Drive, Suite 800 Charlottesville VA 22903 State Mr. Robert "Bob" W. Duncan Executive Director Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries 4010 W. Broad St Richmond VA 23230 MD, State Dr. Marissa Levine State Health Commissioner Virginia Department of Health P.O. Box 2448 Richmond VA 23218 MPH Division of Review and State Ms. Andrea Kampinen Architectural Historian Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Avenue Richmond VA 23221 Compliance State The Hon. Molly Ward Secretary Virginia Office of Natural Resources P.O. Box 1475 Richmond VA 23218 Office of Archives and State Dr. Kevin Cherry SHPO North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 4610 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 History Department of Archives State Dr. W. Eric Emerson SHPO & Agency Director South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 8301 Parklane Road Columbia SC 29223 & History State Ms. Julie Langan Director & SHPO Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Ave Richmond VA 23221 Regional Mr. Randy Imler Executive Director Catawba Regional Council of Governments 215 Hampton St Rock Hill SC 29731 Regional Mr. Benjamin J. Mauldin Executive Director Central Midlands Council of Governments 236 Stoneridge Dr Columbia SC 29210 Regional Mr. Jim Prosser Executive Director Centralina Council of Governments 525 North Tryon St, 12th Fl. Charlotte NC 28202 Regional Mr. Rick Herndon Executive Director High Country Council of Governments 468 New Market Blvd Boone NC 28607 Regional Mr. Jim Edwards Executive Director Isothermal Planning & Development Commission 111 West Court St Rutherfordton NC 28139 Regional Mr. Justin Hembree Executive Director Land-of-Sky Regional Council 339 New Leicester Hwy, Ste. 140 Asheville NC 28806 Regional Mr. Johnny B. Brown Executive Director Pee Dee Regional Council of Governments P.O. Box 5719 Florence SC 29502 Regional Mr. Matthew Dolge Executive Director Piedmont Triad Regional Council 400 West Fourth St, Ste. 400 Winston-Salem NC 27101 Regional Mr. Steve Pelissier Executive Director South Carolina Appalachian Council of Governments 30 Century Circle Greenville SC 29607 Regional Mr. Ryan Sherby Executive Director Southwestern Commission Council of Governments 125 Bonnie Lane Sylva NC 28779 Regional Ms. Patricia C. Hartung Executive Director Upper Savannah Council of Governments P.O. Box 1366 Greenwood SC 29648 Regional Ms. Leah Manning Interim Executive Director West Piedmont Planning District Commission P.O. Box 5268 Martinsville VA 24115 Regional Ms. Dee Blackwell Executive Director Western Piedmont Council of Governments P.O. Box 9026 Hickory NC 28603 County The Hon. Claude Thomas Chairman Abbeville County Council 901 West Greenwood St, Ste. 2800 Abbeville SC 29620 County The Hon. David I. Smith Chairman Alamance County Board of Commissioners 124 W. Elm St. Graham NC 27253 County The Hon. Larry Yoder Chairman Alexander County Board of Commissioners 621 Liledoun Rd. Taylorsville NC 28681 County The Hon. Tommy Dunn Chairman Anderson County Council P.O. Box 8002 Anderson SC 29622 County The Hon. Anna Baucom Chairman Anson County Board of Commissioners 101 South Greene Street Wadesboro NC 28170 County The Hon. Gary Roark Chair Ashe County Board of Commissioners 150 Government Circle Jefferson NC 28640 County The Hon. Kenny Poteat Chairman Avery County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 605 Newland NC 28657 County The Hon. David Gantt Chairman Buncombe County Board of Commissioners 200 College Street, Room 316 Asheville NC 28801 County The Hon. Johnnie Carswell Chairman Burke County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 219 Morganton NC 28680 County The Hon. Elizabeth "Liz" Poole Chairman Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners 210 Ravine Circle Concord NC 28025 County The Hon. Clay Bollinger Chairman Caldwell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 2200 Lenoir NC 28645

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Box 1067 Lexington NC 27292 County The Hon. Robert Wisecarver Chairman Davie County Board of Commissioners 388 Fork Bixby Road Advance NC 27006 County The Hon. David L. Ferguson Sr. Chairman Fairfield County Council 1750 Broom Mill Road Ridgeway SC 29130 County The Hon. Richard V. Linville Chairman Forsyth County Board of Commissioners 201 North Chestnut Street Winston-Salem NC 27101 County The Hon. Tracy Philbeck Chairman Gaston County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1578 Gastonia NC 28053 County The Hon. Bob Taylor Chairman Greenville County Council 107 Karen Dr Greenville SC 29607 600 Monument Street Box P-103, Park Plaza Suite County The Hon. Mark Allison Chairman Greenwood County Council Greenwood SC 29646 102 County The Hon. Bill Bencini Chair Guilford County Board of Commissioners PO Box 3427 Greensboro NC 27402 County The Hon. Mark S. Swanger Chairman Haywood County Board of Commissioners 215 N. Main Street Waynesville NC 28786 County The Hon. Charles "Charlie" Messer Chairman Henderson County Board of Commissioners 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Suite 1 Hendersonville NC 28792 County The Hon. H.G. Vaughn Chairman Henry County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 7 Collinsville VA 24078 County The Hon. Stephen "Steve" D. Johnson Chairman Iredell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 788 Statesville NC 28687 County The Hon. Larry McCullough Chairman Lancaster County Council 101 N. Main St Lancaster SC 29721 County The Hon. James A. Coleman Chairman Laurens County Council P.O. Box 445 Laurens SC 29360 County The Hon. Alex E. Patton Chairman Lincoln County Board of Commissioners 2740 Gold Rush Drive Lincolnton NC 28092 County The Hon. Randy Hollifield Chairman McDowell County Board of Commissioners 60 East Court Street Marion NC 28752 County The Hon. Trevor M. Fuller Chairman Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners 600 East 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 County The Hon. Bill Slagle Chair Mitchell County Board of Commissioners 26 Crimson Laurel Circle, Suite 2 Bakersville NC 28705 County The Hon. Jackie Morris Chairman Montgomery County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 425 Troy NC 27371 County The Hon. Crystal Harris Chairperson Patrick County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 466 Stuart VA 24171 County The Hon. G. Neil Smith Chairman Pickens County Council 117 Oaks Court Pickens SC 29671 County The Hon. Jessie L. Barksdale Chairperson Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 426 Chatham VA 24531 County The Hon. Ted Owens Chair Polk County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 308 Columbus NC 28722 County The Hon. J. Harold Holmes Chairman Randolph County Board of Commissioners 2nd Floor, 725 McDowell Road Asheboro NC 27205 County The Hon. Norman Jackson Chairman Richland County Council P.O. Box 192 Columbia SC 29201 County The Hon. C. Zane Cardwell Chairman Rockingham County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 101 Wentworth NC 27375 County The Hon. Jim Sides Jr. Chairman Rowan County Board of Commissioners 130 W. Innes Street Salisbury NC 28144 County The Hon. Julius Owens Chairman Rutherford County Board of Commissioners 154 Goshen Road Rutherfordton NC 28139 County The Hon. Jeffrey A. Horton Chairman Spartanburg County Council 366 North Church St, Admin Bldg, Ste. 1000 Spartanburg SC 29303 County The Hon. Tony M. Dennis Chairman Stanly County Board of Commissioners 1000 N. First Street, Suite 10 Albemarle NC 28001 County The Hon. James Booth Chairman Stokes County Board of Commissioners 1014 Main Street Danbury NC 27016 County The Hon. Eddie Harris Chairman Surry County Board of Commissioners 118 Hamby Road Dobson NC 27017 County The Hon. Mike Hawkins Chair Transylvania County Board of Commissioners 483 N. Country Club Road Brevard NC 28712 County The Hon. Frank Aikmus Chairman Union County Board of Commissioners 500 N. Main Street, Room 921 Monroe NC 28112 County The Hon. Tommy Sinclair Chairman Union County Council 210 W. Main St Union SC 29379 County The Hon. Nathan Miller Chairman Watauga County Board of Commissioners 814 West King Street, Suite 205 Boone NC 28607 County The Hon. Gary D. Blevins Chairman Wilkes County Board of Commissioners 110 North Street, Room 101 Wilkesboro NC 28697 County The Hon. Kevin Austin Chair Yadkin County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 146 Yadkinville NC 27055 County The Hon. Johnny Riddle Chairman Yancey County Board of Commissioners 110 Town Square, Room 111 Burnsville NC 28714 County The Hon. Britt Blackwell Chairman York County Council 2020 Cavendale Dr Rock Hill SC 29732 County Mr. Aspen Price Planner Alamance County Historic Properties Commission 217 College Street, Suite C Graham NC 27253 County Ms. Jennifer Baptiste Planning Director Anson County Historic Properties Commission 107 B East Ashe Street Wadesboro NC 28170 Asheville & Buncombe County Historic Resources County Ms. Stacy Merten Director P.O. Box 7148 Asheville NC 28802 Commission County Mr. Bill McCarter Planning Director Cleveland County Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 1210 Shelby NC 28150

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County Mr. Parker Sloan Planner Henderson County Historic Preservation Commission 100 N. King St. Hendersonville NC 28792 County Mr. Lewis Alexander Chairman Iredell County Historic Properties Commission P.O. Box 788 Statesville NC 28687 County Mr. Jason Harpe Lincoln County Historic Properties Commission 303 N. Academy Street, Suite A Lincolnton NC 28092 Randolph County Historic Landmark Preservation County Mr. Hal Johnson Planning & Zoning Director P.O. Box 771 Asheboro NC 27204 Commission County Mr. Andy Goodall Planner I Rowan County Historic Properties Commission 402 N. Main Street Salisbury NC 28144 Transylvania County Joint Historic Preservation County Mr. Mark Burrows Planner P.O. Box 1578 Brevard NC 28712 Commission County Dr. Jerry Surratt Chairman Union County Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 282 Monroe NC 28111 Tribal The Hon. Bill Harris Chief Catawba Indian Nation 996 Avenue of the Nations Rock Hill SC 29730 Tribal Dr. Wenonah Haire THPO and Director Catawba Indian Nation 1536 Tom Steven Rd. Rock Hill SC 29730 Tribal The Hon. Michell Hicks Principal Chief Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians P.O. Box 455, Qualla Boundary Cherokee NC 28719 Tribal Mr. Russell Townsend THPO Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians P.O. Box 455, Qualla Boundary Cherokee NC 28719 Eastern Cherokee, Southern Iroquois and United Tribes Tribal Dr. William M. Goins Chief P.O. Box 7062 Columbia SC 29202 of SC Piedmont American Indian Association-Lower Eastern Tribal The Hon. Gene Norris Chief and THPO 3688 Warrior Creek Church Road Gray Court SC 29645 Cherokee Nation of SC Airport Mr. Brent Cagle Interim Aviation Director Charlotte/Douglas International Airport P.O. Box 19066 Charlotte NC 28219 Airport Mr. Kevin Hennessey Community Program Manager Charlotte/Douglas International Airport Noise Program P.O. Box 19066 Charlotte NC 28219 Airport Mr. Peter Cevellos Manager Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport 3900 Paul J. Helms Drive Monroe NC 28110 Airport Mr. Rick Cloutier Aviation Director Concord Regional Airport 9000 Aviation Blvd. Concord NC 28027 Airport Mr. Rob Walter Aviation Manager Concord Regional Airport 9000 Aviation Blvd. Concord NC 28027 Airport Mr. Danny Moyd Manager Donaldson Center Airport 2 Exchange St. Greenville SC 29605 Airport Mr. Joseph R. "Joe" Frasher Airport Director Greenville Downtown Airport 100 Tower Drive, Unit 2 Greenville SC 29607 Director of Properties and Airport Mr. Scott Carr Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Ste 1 Greer SC 29651 Development Jr., Airport Mr. David N. Edwards President/CEO Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Ste 1 Greer SC 29651 A.A.E. Airport Mr. Terry Clark Manager Hickory Regional Airport 3101 9th Avenue Dr. Hickory NC 28601 Airport Mr. Kevin Baker Executive Director Piedmont Triad International Airport 1000 A Ted Johnson Parkway Greensboro NC 27409 Airport Mr. Mickie Elmore Noise Officer Piedmont Triad International Airport 704 N. Regional Rd. Greensboro NC 27409 Airport Mr. Steven Gould C.M. Airport Administrator Rock Hill/York County Airport P.O. Box 11706 Rock Hill SC 29731 Airport Mr. Thad Howell Manager Rowan County Airport 3670 Airport Loop Salisbury NC 28147 Airport Mr. Mark R. Davidson Airport Director Smith Reynolds Airport P.O. Box 4457 Winston-Salem NC 27115 Airport Maj. Gen. Darwin Simpson Director Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport 500 Ammons Rd. Spartanburg SC 29306 Airport Mr. Phil Collins Airport Planner Statesville Regional Airport P.O. Box 1111 Statesville NC 28687 City The Hon. Sherman Saunders Mayor City of Danville P.O. Box 3300 Danville VA 24543 City The Hon. Kim Adkins Mayor City of Martinsville P.O. Box 1112 Martinsville VA 24112

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Dr. Kevin Cherry Example State Historic Preservation Officer Office of Archives and History North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 4610 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699

RE: Section 106 Consultation for the proposed Charlotte Optimization of the Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Project

Dear Dr. Cherry:

On June 11, 2014, the FAA sent you a letter providing early notification of the preparation of an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Charlotte Optimization of the Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Project. The CLT OAPM Project is considered an undertaking subject to review under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (NHPA)(16 U.S.C. § 470 et seq.) and its implementing regulations at 35 C.F.R. Part 800. The purpose of this letter is to request further information on potential historic or cultural resources in the project area in advance of a formal invitation to consultation under Section 106 of the NHPA, as well as to invite you to meet to further discuss the project.

Project Description A Metroplex is a geographic area covering several airports, serving major metropolitan areas. A variety of factors have combined to reduce the efficiency of airspace within the CLT Metroplex. The FAA proposes to optimize the efficiency of aircraft routes and the supporting airspace management structure through the implementation of the CLT OAPM Project. This would entail implementation of RNAV-defined Instrument Flight Procedures that improve upon existing, but less efficient ground-based and/or radar vector procedures.

General Study Area The General Study Area identified in the EA being prepared for the CLT OAPM Project encompasses areas surrounding the Metroplex airports. These airports include:   Charlotte/Douglas International Greenville Spartanburg Airport International Airport  Charlotte-Monroe Executive  Donaldson Center Airport Airport  Hickory Regional Airport

 Greenville Downtown Airport  Smith Reynolds Airport 2  Piedmont Triad International  Concord Regional Airport Airport (Greensboro)  Rowan County Airport

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 Spartanburg Downtown Memorial  Rock Hill (York Co) Airport- Airport Bryant Field  Statesville Regional Airport

The General Study Area was delineated using flight paths identified with radar data. The General Study Area boundary represents the area where arriving aircraft cross 2010 Census tract boundaries at 7,000 feet above ground level (AGL) and departing aircraft cross at 10,000 feet AGL.

Table 1 lists the historic properties currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) that have been identified within the General Study Area. Historic properties are defined as resources that are currently listed or eligible for listing in the NRHP. The properties identified within the General Study Area are depicted on Exhibit 1. We request that you review the list of historic properties provided in Table 1 and advise us whether there are additional historic resources that should be included for purposes of this analysis.

Definition of Area of Potential Effects Federal regulations define the Area of Potential Effect (APE) as the geographic area or areas within which an undertaking may directly or indirectly cause alteration in the character or use of historic properties, if any such properties are present. The APE is influenced by the scale and nature of the undertaking and may vary for different kinds of effects caused by the undertaking. For purposes of the CLT OAPM project, the FAA proposes to delineate an APE based on the boundary of the General Study Area.

Proposed Methodology for Determination of Adverse Effects The FAA proposes to identify potential adverse effects to historic resources by following a two-step process. First, noise exposure levels will be calculated at unique points within the APE representing the locations of the NRHP-listed historic properties provided in Table 1 as well as any additional properties identified based on this request for further information. Second, noise exposure levels will be calculated at points arranged at 0.5 nautical mile intervals on an evenly spaced grid that covers the entire General Study Area. In the event that noise changes meeting the criteria described below are identified at a point on the evenly spaced grid, the area at and around the grid point would be further investigated for the presence of historic properties that are eligible for but not currently listed on the NRHP.

The analysis of potential adverse effects to historic resources will begin with the determination of whether there are changes in noise exposure, measured in decibels (dB), when comparing the Proposed Action with the No Action Alternative, of:

 DNL 1.5 dB in areas exposed to aircraft noise of DNL 65 dB and higher (significant increases;  DNL 3.0 dB in areas exposed to aircraft noise of between DNL 60 and DNL 64.9 dB (reportable increases); and  DNL 5.0 dB in areas exposed to aircraft noise of between DNL 45 and DNL 59.9 dB (reportable increases). 3

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If a reportable or significant increase in noise is detected, the FAA would consider further whether the increase would result in an adverse effect on historic properties. Those points with calculated changes described above will be identified as potentially affected properties.

Because of the nature of the CLT OAPM Project, no activities that would require ground disturbance are anticipated. Therefore, the determination of adverse effects would be primarily limited to identification of indirect effects related to diminishing the integrity of a property's location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, or association.

As a point of reference, there exist tribal resources within the APE. Therefore, the FAA will initiate consultation with the appropriate Tribal Historic Preservation Officers.

CLT OAPM Environmental Assessment As disclosed above, an EA is currently being prepared under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for the CLT OAPM Project. All information as required under 35 C.F.R. Part 800 will be included as part of the EA analysis.

Request for Further Information and Concurrence We request that you please review the attached list of properties, proposed APE, proposed methodology, and potential adverse effects criteria. Based on your review, we would appreciate any additional information you may have pertaining to eligible properties and request your concurrence with our proposed APE definition methodology and potential adverse effects criteria. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Kristi Ashley at [email protected] or (404) 305-5607.

Sincerely,

Myron A. Jenkins Manager, Operations Support Group Eastern Service Center

Attachments: Table 1 - NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area - CLT OAPM Exhibit 1 - Proposed Area of Potential Effects

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Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 79001754 Transylvania County Courthouse N. Broad and E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2338 -82.7343 89000036 Aloah Hotel 201 3rd Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3156 -82.4614 Roughly bounded by Fifth Ave. W., Washington St., Third Ave. 1001424 West Side Historic District W., and Blythe St. Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3156 -82.4698 89000035 Waverly, The 783 N. Main St. Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3211 -82.4613 1001077 Adams, Judge Junius G., House 11 Stuyvesant Rd. Biltmore Forest NC 28803 35.5367 -82.5359 79001664 All Souls Episcopal Church and Parish House 2 Angle St. Asheville NC 28803 35.5658 -82.5439 96000195 Weaverville United Methodist Church 85 N. Main St. Weaverville NC 28787 35.7088 -82.5605 73001299 Swan Ponds About 4 mi. W of Morganton off NC 126 Morganton NC 28655 35.7434 -81.7562 79001762 Westglow W of Blowing Rock on U.S. 221 Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.138 -81.7135 87001931 West Union Street Historic District Roughly parts of W. Union St., Montrose St., & Riverside Dr. Morganton NC 28655 35.7406 -81.6948 86001171 Tate, Franklin Pierce, House 410 W. Union St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7417 -81.6909 73001300 Tate House 100 S. King St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7437 -81.6879 87001927 White Street--Valdese Avenue Historic District White St. & Valdese Ave. Morganton NC 28655 35.7473 -81.6806 77000996 Western North Carolina Insane Asylum Off NC 18 Morganton NC 28655 35.7306 -81.6747 84000116 Waldensian Presbyterian Church 104 E. Main St. Valdese NC 28690 35.7433 -81.5625 72000997 Trinity Lutheran Church 702 N. Main St. Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.3721 -81.956 6001142 West Main Street Historic District 121 Cool Springs Dr., 343-499 W. Maine St., 121 Memorial Dr. Forest City NC 28043 35.339 -81.8727 1001110 Watson, T. Max, House 297 E. Main St. Forest City NC 28043 35.3323 -81.8584 5001552 Washburn Historic District (Boundary Increase) 1037 Gun Club Rd. Bostic NC 28018 35.3919 -81.8178 2401,2426,2436 Bostic-Sunshine Hwy, 1391,1392 Andrews 2000056 Washburn Historic District Mill Rd., 126-156, 157 Salem Church Rd. Bostic NC 28018 35.3951 -81.8162 80002814 Suttle, Joseph, House SW of Shelby Shelby NC 28152 35.2653 -81.5855 80002812 Webbley 403 S. Washington St. Shelby NC 28150 35.2878 -81.5391 95001521 US Post Office--Boone 679 W. King St. Boone NC 28607 36.2207 -81.6876 1000254 Vardell Family Cottages Historic District 222 Grandfather Ave, 137, 187, 209 Chestnut Circle Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1265 -81.6779 Along Todd Railroad Grade Rd., Big Hill Rd., and Carter Miller 17 Todd Historic District Rd. Todd NC 28684 36.3089 -81.5971 84000115 Valdese Elementary School 400 Main St. Valdese NC 28690 35.7448 -81.5666 74001359 Vesuvius Furnace On SR 1382, N of NC 73 Catawba Springs NC 28080 35.4918 -81.0831 95001401 US Post Office, Former 115 N. Main St. Belmont NC 28012 35.2444 -81.0381 80002905 Traphill Historic District SR 1002 and SR 1749 Traphill NC 28685 36.3466 -81.0235 79001751 Surry County Courthouse N. Main St. between School and Kapp Sts. Dobson NC 27017 36.3959 -80.7232 90001314 Addison Apartments 831 E. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2147 -80.8454 1 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 73001359 Victoria 1600 The Plaza Charlotte NC 28205 35.2239 -80.8099 Union Storage and Warehouse Company 1640 Building 1000 W. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28208 35.2281 -80.8585 83003971 VanLandingham Estate 2010 The Plaza Charlotte NC 28205 35.229 -80.8086 70000461 Alexander, Hezekiah, House 3420 Shamrock Dr. Charlotte NC 28215 35.2342 -80.768 2001718 Alexander, William T., House Mallard Cr. Church Rd., .1 mi W. of Jct. with US 29 Charlotte NC 28262 35.323 -80.7345 80002867 Academy Hill Historic District Western Ave., Bell, Mulberry, Wise and Armfield Sts. Statesville NC 28677 35.7772 -80.8898 83004002 West Badin Historic District Roughly bounded by Sims, Lincoln, Marion, and Lee Sts. Badin NC 28009 35.4097 -80.124 84001988 Adderton - Badgett House SR 2529 Denton NC 27239 35.5672 -80.143 1641 Adams, John H., House 1108 N. Main ST. High Point NC 27262 35.9688 -80.0149 5000378 Wilson, Lucy and J. Vassie, House 425 Hillcrest Dr. High Point NC 27262 35.9721 -80.0249 Abbott’s Creek Primitive Baptist Church 84001982 Cemetery SR 1743 Thomasville NC 27265 36.0054 -80.0832 84002161 Wall, George W., House NC 109 and SR 1723 Wallburg NC 27107 36.0097 -80.1417 95000161 Walnut Cove Colored School Jct. of Brook and Dalton Sts., NW corner Walnut Cove NC 27052 36.3032 -80.1438 82003502 Academy Street Historic District Academy St. Madison NC 27025 36.3856 -79.9606 5000319 Washington Mills--Mayodan Plant 7801 NC 35 Mayodan NC 27027 36.4087 -79.9656 Propst 90000862 Warlick--Huffman Farm SR 1116 NW of jct. with NC 10 Crossroads NC 28168 35.6178 -81.4129 90000744 Wesley’s Chapel Arbor and Cemetery W side of SR 2033, 0.4 mi. S of jct. with SR 10 Blackburn NC 28658 35.6154 -81.3483 73001314 Weidner Rock House S of Hickory on SR 1142 Hickory NC 28602 35.645 -81.3094 90000858 Wilfong--Wilson Farm SR 1145, SW of jct. with SR 1146 Startown NC 28658 35.6447 -81.294 82003528 Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church 205 E. Main St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1478 -81.1542 79001764 Wilkes County Courthouse E. Main St. between Bridge and Broad Sts. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1487 -81.1515 82003529 Wilkesboro-Smithey Hotel Broad and E. Main Sts. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1485 -81.1512 86001685 Terrell Historic District NC 150 and SR 1848 Terrell NC 28673 35.5595 -80.9769 74001355 U.S. Post Office and County Courthouse 227 S. Center St. Statesville NC 28677 35.7826 -80.8873 80002866 Wood Lawn SR 1138 Mount Mourne NC 28115 35.5181 -80.8343 80002858 Welch-Nicholson House and Mill Site Statesville vicinity Houstonville NC 27020 36.0489 -80.7695 82003474 Waddle-Click Farm SR 2309 Statesville NC 28625 35.7794 -80.7415 Turner, Henry, House and Caldwell-Turner Mill 80002879 Site SR 2145 Statesville NC 28625 35.8624 -80.7265 Third Creek Presbyterian Church and 83001912 Cemetery SR 1973 Cleveland NC 27013 35.7608 -80.684 82003504 Wood Grove E of Bear Poplar on SR 1743 Bear Poplar NC 28125 35.68 -80.674

2 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Thyatira Presbyterian Church, Cemetery, and 84002488 Manse Off NC 150 Mill Bridge NC 28147 35.6502 -80.6364 82003534 White House Shallowford Rd. Huntsville NC 27055 36.0835 -80.5282 88002028 Wiley, Calvin H., School 200 blk. of Ridge Ave. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6627 -80.4864 72000991 Zion Lutheran Church SW of Rockwell on SR 1006 off SR 1221 Rockwell NC 28138 35.5278 -80.4497 88000165 Yadkin College Historic District N and S sides of SR 1194 W of SR 1436 Yadkin College NC 27295 35.8754 -80.3819 84002154 Tyro Tavern NC 150 Tyro NC 27295 35.8063 -80.3765 Roughly bounded by W. End Blvd., Sixth, Broad, and Fourth 86003442 West End Historic District Sts., I-40, Sunset Dr., and Peters Creek Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0968 -80.2586 84002163 Welborn, John Henry, House 511 S. Main St. Lexington NC 27292 35.82 -80.2578 96000570 Uptown Lexington Historic District Main St. from 3rd Ave. to 2nd St. Lexington NC 27292 35.8234 -80.254 Roughly bounded by Business 40, Poplar, Salem Ave., 4001524 West Salem Historic District Walnut, Shober, Hutton Sts, Granville Dr. and Be Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0866 -80.2491 73001341 Zevely House 734 Oak St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1034 -80.2473 84002306 Washovia Bank and Trust Company Building 8 W. 3rd St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0977 -80.2441 1000376 Wachovia Building 301 N. Main St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0978 -80.244 Winston-Salem Southbound Railway Freight 91001747 Warehouse and Office 300 S. Liberty St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0921 -80.2438 Roughly bounded by Leonard St., Acadia Ave., Sunnyside 91001960 Washington Park Historc District Ave., Vintage Ave., Broad St., Bond St. and W Winston-Salem NC 27127 36.0737 -80.2435 1001130 Winston-Salem City Hall 101 S. Main St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0928 -80.243 Roughly bounded by Dacian, Waughtown St, Bellwauwood, 4001521 Waughtown--Belview Historic District Sprague, Ernest, Goldfloss, and Gilbreath Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27107 36.0675 -80.2112 84002158 Waggoner Graveyard SR 1814 Welcome NC 27295 35.9224 -80.1957 81000423 Thomasville Railroad Passenger Depot W. Main St. Thomasville NC 27360 35.8823 -80.0835 Roughly bounded by Main St., Trade St., Guilford St. and 5000940 Thomasville Downtown Historic District Commerce St. Thomasville NC 27360 35.8821 -80.0822 96000196 Taplin, A. E., Apartment Building 408 W. Parkway Ave. High Point NC 27262 35.9673 -80.0183 Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company 83001888 Complex 305 W. High St. High Point NC 27260 35.9556 -80.0091 79001716 Wafco Mills 801 McGee St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0693 -79.7988 84002332 Weir, Dr. David P., House 223 N. Edgeworth St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0743 -79.796 West Market Street Methodist Episcopal 85003198 Church, South 302 W. Market St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0727 -79.7927 93001142 Union Cemetery 900 blook S. Elm St. Greensboro NC 27406 36.0587 -79.791 2400--2418 N. Church, 2312--2509 Spruce, 2310--2503 92000176 White Oak New Town Historic District Hubbard and 2401--2503 Cypress Sts. Greensboro NC 27405 36.1063 -79.7789 1000377 World War Memorial Stadium 510 Yanceyville St. Greensboro NC 27405 36.0793 -79.7788 Wentworth Methodist Episcopal Church and 86000391 Cemetery NC 65 W of SR 2124 Wentworth NC 27320 36.4008 -79.7774 3 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 70000467 Wright Tavern NC 65 Wentworth NC 27320 36.3983 -79.7699 Roughly bounded by McCarthy St., Whitaker Mill Rd., Pine 3000391 Vanguard Park Historic District Ave., and Hudson St. Raleigh NC 27248 35.8267 -79.7407 Tabernacle Methodist Protestant Church and 95000231 Cemetery 5601 Liberty Rd. Greensboro NC 27406 35.9652 -79.6966 2001659 Wadsworth Congregational Church 1301 Rock Creek Dairy Rd. Whitsett NC 27377 36.0475 -79.5991 99000532 Whitsett Historic District Jct. NC 61 and NC 3064 Whitsett NC 27377 36.0682 -79.5631 91001172 Wagoner, Simeon, House 5838 NC 61 (Friedens Church Rd.) Gibsonville NC 27249 36.1252 -79.5583 87000457 Sunny Side NC 1136, 3 mi. E of jct. with NC 62 Burlington NC 27215 36.0203 -79.4822 73001357 Woodside W of jct. of U.S. 182 and 27 Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4541 -81.278 2001716 West Main Street Historic District 200-300 W. Main St. and 114 N. High St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4703 -81.2599 76001324 Wilson, William J., House S of Gastonia off SR 1109 Gastonia NC 28052 35.164 -81.2198 Bounded by W. Franklin Blvd., W. Second Ave., South St., W. 5000941 York--Chester Historic District Tenth Ave., W. Eighth Ave. and S. Clay S Gastonia NC 28052 35.2553 -81.1879 86000316 Third National Bank Building 195 W. Main Ave. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2638 -81.1836 72000972 Tucker’s Grove Camp Meeting Ground N of Machpelah off SR 1360 Machpelah NC 28080 35.4675 -81.083 94001049 Thrift Mill, Former 8300 Moore's Chapel Rd. Charlotte NC 28214 35.2768 -80.9442 Bounded by W. Morehead St., Woodruff Pl., Lela Ave., CSX 95001397 Wesley Heights Historic District RR tracks, Tuckaseegee Rd., W. Trade St. an Charlotte NC 28208 35.2329 -80.8631 3000343 Sykes, Joseph, Brothers Company Building 1445 S. Mint St. Charlotte NC 28203 35.2196 -80.86 Tompkins, Daniel A., Company Machine Shop, 1000422 Former 1900 South Boulevard Charlotte NC 28203 35.2107 -80.8589 99000091 Textile Mill Supply Company Building 1300 S. Mint St. Charlotte NC 28203 35.2213 -80.8574 Portions of Main, Broad, Church, Broom, Providence, Old 91001773 Waxhaw Historic District Providence, Brevard and McKibben Sts. Waxhaw NC 28173 34.9237 -80.7439 78001966 White Oak Plantation E of Charlotte on SR 2826 Charlotte NC 28215 35.2484 -80.6903 Union Street North--Cabarrus Avenue Roughly Union St. N, Cabarrus Ave. E, Cabarrus Ave. W, and 3001272 Commercial Historic District Church St. S Concord NC 28025 35.4106 -80.5812 87002201 Waxhaw--Weddington Roads Historic District Jct. of NC 75, NC 34 & W. Franklin St. Monroe NC 28112 34.9828 -80.5717 85000482 US Post Office--Monroe 407 N. Main St. Monroe NC 28112 34.9834 -80.5504 83001920 Breese, William, Jr., House 401 E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2297 -82.7287 93001436 Brevard College Stone Fence and Gate Jct. of N. Broad St. and French Broad Ave., NW corner Brevard NC 28712 35.2384 -82.7302 1001111 Brombacher, Max and Claire, House 571 E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2269 -82.7274 99000437 Bryn Avon Jct. of River Rd. and Mallett Rd. Etowah NC 28739 35.2968 -82.5702 79001755 Deaver, William, House N of Pisgah Forest on NC 280 Pisgah Forest NC 28768 35.2761 -82.7017 93001437 Godfrey--Barnette House 411 S. Broad St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2291 -82.7375 84002335 Gwyn, James M., House NC 276 Cruso NC 28716 35.4468 -82.8161 4 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 99001495 Hanckel--Barclay House .8 mi. W of Jct. NC 1114 and US 276 Brevard NC 28712 35.1947 -82.7311 825 Hanckel--Barclay House (Boundary Increase) 8 mi. W of Jct. NC 1114 and US 276 Brevard NC 28712 35.1929 -82.7272 Roughly bounded by Gaston St., England St., Probart St., and 2000945 Main Street Historic District Jordan St. Brevard NC 28712 35.233 -82.7341 94000034 McMinn Building 2--6 W. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2339 -82.734 88002660 Mills River Chapel SR 1328, 0.7 mi. N of jct. with NC 280 Mills River NC 28759 35.3843 -82.5771 6001107 Morrow, Royal and Louise, House 630 E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2266 -82.7274 6001108 Orr, Charles E., House 334 E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2318 -82.7293 84001934 Reynolds House 100 Reynolds Hts. Asheville NC 28804 35.6384 -82.5754 81000427 Silvermont E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.229 -82.7295 97001594 St. Philip’s Episcopal Church 317 E. Main St. Brevard NC 28712 35.2309 -82.7293 82003467 Brookland N of Flat Rock on SR 1863 Flat Rock NC 28792 35.3027 -82.4489 79001667 Barker, Clarence, Memorial Hospital 2--6 Reed St. Asheville NC 28803 35.565 -82.5408 79001672 Biltmore Village Cottages 18 Angle St. and 75 Hendersonville Rd. Asheville NC 28803 35.5659 -82.5434 79001671 Biltmore Village Cottage District Swan St., All Souls Cresent and Boston Way Asheville NC 28803 35.5662 -82.541 5000938 Biltmore Hospital 14 All Souls Crecent Asheville NC 28803 35.5663 -82.5442 79001669 Biltmore Shoe Store 8 Lodge St. Asheville NC 28803 35.5671 -82.5444 79001673 Biltmore-Oteen Bank Building 12 Lodge St. Asheville NC 28803 35.5671 -82.5444 79001668 Biltmore Estate Office 10 Biltmore Plaza Asheville NC 28803 35.5674 -82.5428 79001670 Biltmore Village Commercial Buildings Brook St. and Biltmore Plaza Asheville NC 28803 35.5675 -82.5426 3000800 Biltmore Hardware Building 28-32 Hendersonville Rd. Asheville NC 28803 35.5678 -82.5439 4000573 Brigman--Chambers House NC 1003, 0.6. mi. W of jct. with NC 2118 Weaverville NC 28787 35.706 -82.4904 5001415 Camp Arrowhead Cabin Creek Rd., 1 mi. W of jct. with Green River Rd. Tuxedo NC 28790 35.2129 -82.4758 68000013 Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site W of Flat Rock Flat Rock NC 28731 35.2679 -82.4515 89000033 Cedars, The 219 7th Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3194 -82.4625 89000034 Chewning House 755 N. Main St. Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3209 -82.4612 89000031 Clarke--Hobbs--Davidson House 229 5th Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3174 -82.4624 94001052 Coxe, Mary Mills, House 1210 Greenville Hwy. Hendersonville NC 28792 35.2953 -82.4501 Roughly bounded by Meadowbrook Terrace, US 25N, 989 Druid Hills Historic District Ashwood Rd., and Ridgewood Ave. Hendersonville NC 28791 35.3303 -82.4707 73001352 Flat Rock Historic District W of East Flat Rock Flat Rock NC 28739 35.2717 -82.4611 1189 Grey Hosiery Mill 301 Fourth Ave. E Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3172 -82.4577 91001505 Gunston Hall 324 Vanderbilt Rd. Biltmore Forest NC 28803 35.5473 -82.5361 5 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Roughly bounded by Ridgecrest Pl., Highland Ave., Hyman 1000124 Hyman Heights--Mount Royal Historic District Ave., Patton St., N. Main St., and Oakland S Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3273 -82.4643 95001056 Kanuga Lake Historic District Roughly, area surrounding Kanuga Lake Hendersonville NC 28739 35.2619 -82.5195 89000030 King--Waldrop House 103 S. Washington St. Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3139 -82.4621 82003437 Lanning, John A., House W of Fairview on SR 3128 Fairview NC 28730 35.5209 -82.432 Roughly bounded by Allen, Spring, and S. Whitted Sts., and 2001661 Lenox Park Historic District Southern RR. Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3099 -82.4681 89000028 Main Street Historic District Main St. between Sixth Ave. East and First Ave. East Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3165 -82.4599 Main Street Historic District (Boundary Roughly N. Main St., Second Ave. W, W. Allen St., N. 6001140 Increase) Washington and First Ave. E. Hendersonville NC 28792 35.31 -82.4599 79001679 McGeahy Building 7 1/2 Biltmore Plaza Asheville NC 28803 35.5674 -82.5428 1613 Moore, Arthur W., House 299 Sunset Dr. Horse Shoe NC 28791 35.3379 -82.5229 87000021 Moss--Johnson Farm 3346 Haywood Rd. Hendersonville NC 28791 35.3521 -82.5033 5000318 Municipal Golf Course 226 Fairway Dr. Asheville NC 28805 35.579 -82.5019 Oteen Veterans Administration Hospital Historic 85003529 District N side of US 70 Ashville NC 28805 35.5909 -82.4845 6001105 Raoul, Thomas Wadley, House 394 Vanderbilt Rd. Asheville NC 28803 35.5342 -82.5397 79001680 Reed, Samuel Harrison, House 119 Dodge St. Asheville NC 28803 35.5642 -82.5398 95000676 Reese House 202 S. Washington St. Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3131 -82.4619 89000029 Seventh Avenue Depot District Seventh Ave. between Grove and Ash Hendersonville NC 28792 35.3217 -82.4572 89000032 Smith--Williams--Durham Boarding House 247 5th Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3174 -82.463 79001684 Southern Railway Passenger Depot 1 Biltmore Plaza Asheville NC 28803 35.5674 -82.5428 99000913 Spinning Wheel 1096 Hendersonville Rd. Asheville NC 28803 35.5357 -82.5284 1000125 Stillwell, Erle, House 1300 Pinecrest Dr. Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3184 -82.4781 2000933 Stillwell, Erle, House II 541 Blythe St. Hendersonville NC 28739 35.3168 -82.4773 82001281 Black Mountain College Historic District SR 2468 Black Mountain NC 28711 35.6331 -82.3711 Black Mountain Ave., Sutton Ave., Cherry, Broadway and 4000570 Black Mountain Downtown Historic District State Sts. Black Mountain NC 28711 35.616 -82.3203 79003327 Blue Ridge Assembly Historic District S of Black Mountain on SR 2720 Black Mountain NC 28711 35.5851 -82.3389 98001530 Camp, William Nelson, Jr., House 92 Flat Top Mountain Rd. Fairview NC 28730 35.5711 -82.3796 6000225 Charlton Leland 229 Greenville St. Saluda NC 28773 35.2339 -82.3502 82001301 Church of the Transfiguration Henderson and Charles Sts. Saluda NC 28773 35.2367 -82.3462 89000849 Guastavino, Rafael, Sr., Estate NC 9, 0.8 mi. S of jct. with SR 2713 Black Mountain NC 28711 35.5974 -82.3095 79001723 Henderson County Courthouse 1st and Main Sts. Hendersonville NC 28735 35.4749 -82.3425 79001726 Hyde County Courthouse Bounded by SR 1129, 1132, and 1128 Swansboro NC 28792 35.4058 -82.3294

6 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 91000361 Intheoaks 510 Vance Ave. Black Mountain NC 28711 35.6112 -82.3276 95001066 McCracken, Dr. Cireo McAfee, House 1384 Charlotte Hwy. Fairview NC 28730 35.5133 -82.3946 842 Railway Clerks’ Mountain House US 176, 0.6 mi. Se of jct. with Ozone Rd. Saluda NC 28773 35.2306 -82.3359 5001033 Ryder Hall 305 Seminary St. Saluda NC 28773 35.2371 -82.3429 96000569 Saluda Main Street Historic District Main St. from Cullipher St. to Carolina St. Saluda NC 28773 35.2361 -82.3479 75001244 Sherrill’s Inn 2.5 mi. S of Fairview off U.S. 74 Fairview NC 28730 35.4934 -82.366 70000466 Blockhouse Site E of U.S. 176 Tryon NC 28782 35.1964 -82.2175 74001372 Blackberry Hill E of Tryon on SR 1516 Tryon NC 28782 35.2055 -82.2092 99000813 Cool Springs High School 382 W. Main St. Forest City NC 28043 35.3382 -81.8727 92000681 Carrier Houses 415 and 423 N. Main St. Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.3697 -81.9566 90001311 Artz, Welsford Parker, House 205 Maple St. Old Fort NC 28762 35.6321 -82.1769 SE end Depot St., bounded on S by Southern RR tracks, and 91000293 Depot Historic District 111 Railroad St. S of tracks Marion NC 28752 35.6811 -82.0104 70000843 Carson House W of Marion on U.S. 70 Marion NC 28752 35.6905 -82.0594 99000272 Church of the Resurrection 302 High Ridge Rd. Little Switzerland NC 28749 35.8507 -82.0903 Roughly along parts of Arlington St., Carolina Ave., N. 5001450 East Main Street Historic District Magnolia St., S. Magnolia St., E. Main St., Forest City NC 28043 35.3322 -81.8543 91000291 First Presbyterian Church 12 W. Fort St. Marion NC 28752 35.6846 -82.0117 89001417 Forest City Baptist Church 301 W. Main St. Forest City NC 28043 35.3365 -81.8706 72000996 Fox Haven Plantation SW of Rutherfordton off SR 1157 Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.348 -82.0533 6001106 Franklin--Penland House 8646 NC 183 Linville Falls NC 28657 35.9531 -81.9364 98000731 Friendly Hills 140 Country Club Rd. Tryon NC 28782 35.2191 -82.248 Along sections of Rock Rd.-NC 1520 and Old Gilbert Town 6000726 Gilbert Town Historic District Rd.-NC 1539 Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.407 -81.9433 74001370 Green River Plantation E of Columbus off SR 1005 Columbus NC 28139 35.2867 -82.0182 89000347 Hughes, J. G., House N. Peak St. Columbus NC 28722 35.254 -82.1994 91001476 Jones, Rev. Joshua D., House NC 1526 S side, 0.4 mi. from NC 108 Mill Spring NC 28756 35.2901 -82.1638 1616 Ledbetter, Albertus, House 125 Haynes Rd. Montford Cove NC 28752 35.5355 -82.1045 82003511 Ledbetter, James Dexter, House Off US 74 Forest City NC 28043 35.353 -81.9013 1554 Linville Falls Tavern, (former) 25 Rock House Ln. Linville Falls NC 28657 35.9589 -81.9427 79001659 Linville Historic District U.S. 221 Linville NC 28646 36.066 -81.8693 86000312 Logan, George W., House SR 1555 at US 64 Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.4171 -81.8987 95000639 Lone Beech 206 Hillcrest Dr. Marion NC 28752 35.6831 -82.018 Roughly bounded by Taylor, Court, Washington and W. Third 95001419 Main Street Historic District Sts. Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.3678 -81.9573 7 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 91000292 Main Street Historic District Roughly bounded by US 70 and Garden, State and Logan Sts. Marion NC 28752 35.6844 -82.0094 Rpughly bounded by Blanton Alley, Huntley St., Yarboro St., 2000017 Main Street Historic District and Broadway St. Forest City NC 28043 35.333 -81.8647 Main Street Historic District (Boundary 4000585 Expansion) 186 Mill St. Forest City NC 28043 35.3316 -81.8649 79003131 McDowell County Courthouse Main and E. Court Sts. Marion NC 28752 35.684 -82.009 83001904 Mills-Screven Plantation NE of Tryon on SR 1509 Tryon NC 28782 35.2177 -82.2256 82003500 Pine Crest Inn Pine Crest Lane Tryon NC 28782 35.2086 -82.2337 99001445 Pine Gables 328 Boys Camp Rd. Lake Lure NC 28746 35.4375 -82.2288 74001371 Polk County Courthouse Courthouse St. Columbus NC 28722 35.2514 -82.198 79001749 Rutherford County Courthouse Main St. between 2nd and 3rd Sts. Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.3676 -81.9574 92001843 Rutherfordton--Spindale Central High School Jct. of Charlotte Rd. (US 74 Bus.) and US 74, NW corner Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.366 -81.9447 76001333 Seven Hearths N of Tryon at jct. of U.S. 176 and Harmon Field Rd. Tryon NC 28782 35.2222 -82.2507 91000290 St. John’s Episcopal Church 315 S. Main St. Marion NC 28752 35.6798 -82.0067 91001470 St. Luke’s Chapel Jct. of Hospital Dr. and Old Twitty Ford Rd. Rutherfordton NC 28139 35.3615 -81.9653 91000289 St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church 307 W. Court St. Marion NC 28752 35.6829 -82.013 97001667 Cliffside Public School 1 N. Main St. Cliffside NC 28114 35.2468 -81.7692 82003444 Hamrick, E. B., Hall Gardner-Webb College campus Boiling Springs NC 28017 35.2494 -81.6677 5001451 Henrietta--Caroleen High School 2527 NC 221A Mooresboro NC 28114 35.2743 -81.7964 80002811 Irvin-Hamrick Log House NW of Boiling Springs on SR 1153 Boiling Springs NC 28152 35.2764 -81.6256 82003445 Lattimore, John, House NW of Polkville on SR 1372 Polkville NC 28150 35.443 -81.6656 85001553 Melton-Fortune Farmstead SR 1006 S of NC 226 Golden Valley NC 28018 35.5093 -81.7642 84000075 Gilboa Methodist Church U.S. 64 Salem NC 28655 35.688 -81.7288 73001297 Magnolia Place S of Morganton on U.S. 64 Morganton NC 28655 35.7179 -81.6934 87001924 Dale’s, USB Market Jct. of Enola Rd. & Dale St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7257 -81.6718 Roughly bounded by Broughton Hospital campus, NC 18, 87001918 Broughton Hospital Historic District Bickett St., & Enola Rd. Morganton NC 28655 35.7275 -81.6775 North Carolina School for the Deaf: Main 76001311 Building U.S. 64 and Fleming Dr. Morganton NC 28655 35.7296 -81.69 North Carolina School for the Deaf Historic 89000325 District Jct. US 70 and US 64 Morganton NC 28655 35.7297 -81.6878 72000926 Creekside W of Morganton at jct. of U.S. 70 and 70A Morganton NC 28655 35.7353 -81.7083 Roughly bounded by W. Concord, Bay, Jones, Lytle, & S. 87001916 Jonesboro Historic District Anderson Sts. Morganton NC 28655 35.7387 -81.6891 84000076 Mountain View 604 W. Union St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7397 -81.6956 76001310 Gaither House 102 N. Anderson St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7412 -81.6924

8 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 70000443 Burke County Courthouse Courthouse Sq. Morganton NC 28655 35.7454 -81.6849 87001930 Morganton Downtown Historic District E. Union, S. Green, N. & S. Sterling, King & Queen Sts. Morganton NC 28655 35.7459 -81.6875 84000077 Gaston Chapel 100 Bouchelle St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7464 -81.6854 Garrou--Morganton Full-Fashioned Hosiery 99000064 Mills 101 and 105 Lenoir St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7475 -81.6865 84001947 Avery, Alphonse Calhoun, House 408 N. Green St. Morganton NC 28655 35.748 -81.693 87001925 Avery Avenue School 200 Avery Ave. Morganton NC 28655 35.7486 -81.6874 North Green Street--Bouchelle Street Historic 87001926 District N. Green, Bouchelle, & Patterson Sts. Morganton NC 28655 35.7487 -81.6915 Hunting Creek N of US 64 & 70 between jct. of Stonebridge 87001923 Hunting Creek Railroad Bridge Rd. & E. Union St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7514 -81.6582 Roughly along parts of Avery, Lenoir, Morehead, Walker, 87001915 Avery Avenue Historic District Evans, & Short Sts. Morganton NC 28655 35.7531 -81.6881 73001298 Quaker Meadows W of Morganton off NC 181 Morganton NC 28655 35.7572 -81.7204 2000444 Dalmas, Jean-Pierre Auguste, House 4950 Villar Lane, NE Valdese NC 28690 35.7585 -81.5621 87001921 Lackey, John Alexander, House 102 Camelot Dr. Morganton NC 28655 35.7635 -81.7155 73001296 Bellevue On SR 1419, N of Morganton off NC 18 Morganton NC 28655 35.782 -81.7089 76001309 Forney, Jacob, Jr., House NW of Morganton on SR 1440 Morganton NC 28655 35.8003 -81.7191 1000418 Mary’s Grove 2121 Harper Ave., SW Lenoir NC 28645 35.8982 -81.5663 73001382 Gragg House On U.S. 221 Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1166 -81.7773 82004637 Green Park Inn U.S. 321 Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1185 -81.6604 94001020 Green Park Historic District Jct. of US 321 and Green Hill and Rock Rds. Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1213 -81.6602 95000172 Bollinger--Hartley House 423 N. Main St. Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1312 -81.6785 East Tennessee & Western North Carolina 92000147 Railroad Locomotive No. 12 Tweetsie RR theme park, jct. of Tweetsie RR Rd. and US 321 Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1706 -81.6472 82001307 Daniel Boone Hotel E. King St. Boone NC 28607 36.2183 -81.6823 Cranberry Springs Rd., approx. 0.2 mi. SE of jct. with Todd RR 1001028 Cooper, A.S., Farm Grade Rd. Brownwood NC 28626 36.2758 -81.5486 4000646 Elkland School Gymnasium 10279 Three Top Rd., NC 1100 at jct. of NC 194 Todd NC 28684 36.2759 -81.5685 Greer, R.T., and Company Root and Herb 7181 Railroad Grade Rd., jct. of Todd Railrad Grad Rd. at 3000269 Warehouse Cranbery Springs rd. Todd NC 28684 36.2766 -81.5544 87001922 Quaker Meadows Cemetery Off NC 126 Morganton NC 28655 35.7517 -81.7213 91000263 Randall Memorial Building, Former Greenway Ct. Blowing Rock NC 28605 36.1318 -81.6775 84000524 Riddle, Dr. Joseph Bennett, House 411 W. Union St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7417 -81.691 2000110 Sloan--Throneburg Farm NC 1429, 0.3 mi. W of jct. with NC 1450 Chesterfield NC 28655 35.8432 -81.6572 87001920 South King Street Historic District S. King St. Morganton NC 28655 35.7428 -81.6864 75001251 Banker’s House 319 N. Lafayette St. Shelby NC 28150 35.2956 -81.5401 9 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 80002813 Beam, Joshua, House NE of Shelby Shelby NC 28150 35.3465 -81.4857 Beam’s Shell Service Station and Office, 97001221 (Former) 117 N. Mountain St. Cherryville NC 28021 35.3791 -81.3797 79001687 Caldwell County Courthouse Main St. Lenoir NC 28645 35.9152 -81.5397 Roughly N. Battleground Ave., N. Piedmont Ave., E. King St., 1000513 Central School Historic District E. Ridge Ave., and N. Gaston St. Kings Mountain NC 28086 35.2428 -81.3424 Roughly Washington St. from Gidney to Sumter;Graham and 83001841 Central Shelby Historic District Warren St to Morgan;and Marion St.from Washi Shelby NC 28150 35.2879 -81.5421 Central Shelby Historic District (Boundary Roughly bounded by E. Elm, S. Lafayette, Blanton, N. 2000963 Increase) Thompson, W. Sumter, N. Lafayette, Kendal, & S. Shelby NC 28150 35.287 -81.5392 Roughly bounded by Fifth and Third Aves., Third St., Second 86003357 Claremont High School Historic District Ave. and N. Center St. Hickory NC 28601 35.7356 -81.3444 79001693 Cleveland County Courthouse Main, Washington, Warren, and Lafayette Sts. Shelby NC 28150 35.2914 -81.5391 73001301 Clover Hill E of Patterson off NC 268 on SR 1514 Patterson NC 28645 35.9948 -81.5277 End of an 0.25 mile Ln, off S side of NC 268, 1.4 mi. E of jct. 4000941 Dula--Horton Cemetery with Grandin Rd. Grandin NC 28645 36.0625 -81.4152 Roughlyb bounded by Cline, Chestnut, E. Marion Sts., 2001667 East Marion--Belvedere Park Historic District Edgemont Ave, Belvedere Aves., and Elizabeth Rd Shelby NC 28150 35.2934 -81.5263 85000584 Elliott-Carnegie Library 415 - 1st Ave. NW Hickory NC 28601 35.7329 -81.3447 85000585 First Presbyterian Church 2nd St. and 3rd Ave. NW Hickory NC 28601 35.7356 -81.3396 70000444 Fort Defiance N of Lenoir on NC 268 Lenoir NC 28645 36.0127 -81.5042 4000942 Fountain, The 1677 NC 268 Yadkin Valley NC 28645 35.9992 -81.5382 85000703 Geitner, Clement, House 436 Main Ave. NW Hickory NC 28602 35.7322 -81.3453 82001282 Hagler, William, House N of Grandin on SR 1510 Grandin NC 28645 36.0587 -81.4078 119 Hickory Municipal Building 30 Third St., SW Hickory NC 28602 35.7315 -81.342 Portions of Government Ave.SE, Second Street Place SE, 5001409 Hickory Southwest Downtown Historic District First Ave. SW and Third St. SW Hickory NC 28602 35.7309 -81.3409 85000587 Houck’s Chapel 9th Ave. and 17th St. NW Hickory NC 28601 35.745 -81.3671 3000338 Hull, James Heyward, House 710 N. Lafayette St. Shelby NC 28150 35.3003 -81.5398 5000268 King Street Overhead Bridge King St. Bet. Battleground and Railroad Aves. Kings Mountain NC 28086 35.2407 -81.3445 6000290 Lenoir Grammar School 506 Harper St. Lenoir NC 28645 35.9159 -81.5353 90001146 Lenoir High School 100 Willow St. Lenoir NC 28645 35.9114 -81.5432 4000938 Lenoir, Walter James, House NC 268, 0.3 mi. E of jct. with NC 1513 Yadkin Valley NC 28645 36.0156 -81.5031 85000588 Lentz, John A., House 321 9th St. NW Hickory NC 28601 35.7366 -81.3521 4000939 Mariah’s Chapel NC 1552, 0.4 mi. SE of jct with NC 268 Grandin NC 28645 36.0573 -81.4297 82003446 Masonic Temple Building 203 S. Washington St. Shelby NC 28150 35.2907 -81.5389 79001694 McBrayer, Dr. Victor, House 507 N. Morgan St. Shelby NC 28150 35.297 -81.5417 85000589 Moretz, John Alfred, House 1437 - 6th St. Circle NW Hickory NC 28601 35.7563 -81.3514 10 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Roughly bounded by Oakwood Cemetery and Fourth Ave. 86000687 Oakwood Historic District NW, Fourth St. NW, Second Ave. NW, and Sixth St. Hickory NC 28601 35.7376 -81.3448 4001386 Patterson School Historic District Along both sides of NC 268 at the jct. with NC 1504 Legerwood NC 28645 36.0212 -81.5215 85000592 Piedmont Wagon Company Main Ave. NW Hickory NC 28601 35.7321 -81.3543 1000514 Poe, Edgar Allan, House 506 Main St. NW Lenoir NC 28645 35.9183 -81.5413 73001312 Propst House Shuford Memorial Garden Hickory NC 28601 35.7378 -81.3789 4000940 Riverside SW side NC 1552, 0.3 mi. SE of jct with NC 268 Grandin NC 28645 36.056 -81.4317 75001278 Seagle, Andrew, Farm N of Reepsville off SR 1205 Reepsville NC 28168 35.5194 -81.3459 Propst 90000859 Sharpe--Gentry Farm Jct. of NC 10 and SR 1137 Crossroads NC 28602 35.6281 -81.3724 1001425 Sperling, George, House and Outbuildings 1219 Fallston Rd. Shelby NC 28150 35.3156 -81.5209 Roughly along Fifth St. SE, Fifth Ave. SE, third Avenue Dr. SE, 5000435 Kenworth Historic District (Boundary Increase) and Second Ave. SE Hickory NC 28602 35.7264 -81.3294 85001054 Kenworth Historic District Roughly bounded by 2nd Ave., 5th St. and 3rd Ave. Dr. SE Hickory NC 28602 35.7277 -81.329 90000740 Keever--Cansler Farm E side of SR 2024, 0.05 mi. N of jct. with SR 2026 Blackburn NC 28092 35.5801 -81.3255 90000739 Grace Union Church and Cemetery Jct. of SR 1008 and SR 2030 Blackburn NC 28658 35.599 -81.317 90000824 Highland School 1017 10th Ave. NE. Hickory NC 28601 35.7423 -81.3167 90000738 Anthony, Abraham, Farm W side of SR 1008, 0.5 mi. S of jct. with SR 2021 Blackburn NC 28092 35.5743 -81.3104 Jct. of NC 1005 (Startown Rd.) and NC 1274 (Maiden--Salem 95001118 Salem Union Church and Cemetery Rd.), SE corner Maiden NC 28092 35.5475 -81.2647 72000969 Loretz House NW of Lincolnton off SR 1204 Lincolnton NC 28092 35.5133 -81.2644 72000970 Rock Springs Camp Meeting Ground SR 1373 off NC 16 Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4705 -81.2608 94001455 First Presbyterian Church 114 W. Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4712 -81.2576 75001277 Pleasant Retreat Academy 129 E. Pine St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4729 -81.2572 79001731 Lincoln County Courthouse Courthouse Sq. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.478 -81.2569 94001454 Emmanuel Lutheran Church 216 S. Aspen St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4703 -81.2565 3001273 Laboratory Historic District Jct. of Laboratory Rd. and S. Fork Rd. Laboratory NC 28092 35.4392 -81.2563 73001315 Rudisill-Wilson House SW of Newton off NC 10 Newton NC 28658 35.6161 -81.2561 94001458 Methodist Church Cemetery Jct. of S. Aspen and W. Congress Sts., W corner Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4678 -81.2561 Roughly bounded by Pine St., Poplar St., Church St. and W. 5001419 Lincolnton Commercial Historic District Court Square Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4721 -81.2558 94001457 First United Methodist Church 201 E. Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4719 -81.2554 94001459 Old White Church Cemetery Jct. of S. Aspen and Church Sts., E corner Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4697 -81.2554 90000861 Huffman, George, Farm SR 1479, SE of jct. with Tate Blvd. Conover NC 28613 35.7125 -81.2541 86000159 Caldwell--Cobb--Love House 218 E. Congress St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4692 -81.2538

11 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 90000741 Miller--Cansler House N side of SR 2007, 0.5 mi. E of jct. with SR 1005 Maiden NC 28658 35.5964 -81.2537 94001453 Emanuel United Church of Christ 329 E. Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4725 -81.2534 94001456 First Baptist Church 403 E. Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4729 -81.2522 90001033 Bost--Burris House Jct. of SR 1149 and SR 1154 Newton NC 28658 35.6668 -81.2491 90000863 Reinhardt, Franklin D., and Harren-Hood Farms SR 2013 NW of jct. with SR 2012 Maiden NC 28658 35.6179 -81.2388 90001111 Reinhardt, William Pinckney, House Jct. of SR 2012 and SR 2013 Maiden NC 28658 35.6056 -81.2371 90001034 Foil--Cline House 406 S. Main Ave. Newton NC 28658 35.6581 -81.2244 Roughly bounded by W. Ninth St., N. Main Ave., W. Fourth 86001147 North Main Avenue Historic District and W. Sixth Sts., N. Deal Ave., and W. Eig Newton NC 28658 35.6688 -81.2236 90001037 Self--Trott--Bickett House 331 S. College Ave. Newton NC 28658 35.6593 -81.2227 90001035 Grace Reformed Church 201--211 S. Main Ave. Newton NC 28658 35.661 -81.2226 79001690 Catawba County Courthouse S. Main, W.A, S. College, and W. 1st Sts. Newton NC 28658 35.663 -81.2218 90001371 Long, McCorkle and Murray Houses 1310--1326 N. Main Ave. Newton NC 28658 35.6764 -81.2209 90001032 Bolick Historic District First Ave. S. between US 64/70 and 12th St. Conover NC 28613 35.697 -81.2205 90000865 Memorial Reformed Church 201 E. Main St. Maiden NC 28650 35.5748 -81.2101 Roughly bounded by S. Vance St., RR right-of-way, S. Hill St. 6000228 Loray Mill Historic District (Boundary Increase) and W. Franklin Blvd. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2628 -81.1975 Roughly bounded by W. Franklin Blvd., S. Vance and S. 1001131 Loray Mill Historic District Trenton Sts., and W. 6th Ave. B Gastonia NC 28052 35.2587 -81.1972 83001884 Gastonia High School S. York St. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2527 -81.1882 90000864 Propst, David F., House Jct. of SR 1810 and SR 1878 Maiden NC 28650 35.5974 -81.1854 79001708 Gaston County Courthouse N. York and S. South Sts. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2631 -81.1842 99000436 Robinson--Gardner Building 173-175 W. Main Ave. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2638 -81.1833 86000302 First National Bank Building 168--170 W. Main Ave. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2637 -81.1828 Roughly bounded by Main Ave., Broad St., Second Ave., and 3001375 Downtown Gastonia Historic District Chester St. Gastonia NC 28052 35.2615 -81.1818 2000441 Dallas Graded and High School 300 W. Church St. Dallas NC 28034 35.3144 -81.1788 73001344 Dallas Historic District Bounded by Holland, Main, Gaston and Trade Sts. Dallas NC 28034 35.3161 -81.1761 97000570 Magnolia Grove (Boundary Increase) Jct of NC 1309 and NC 1313 Iron Station NC 28080 35.419 -81.1741 72000968 Magnolia Grove Jct. of SR 1309 and 1313 Iron Station NC 28080 35.4175 -81.1736 78001956 Jenkins, David, House 1017 Church St. Gastonia NC 28054 35.2507 -81.1686 82003526 Hemphill, J. L., House 203 N. Brook St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1466 -81.1647 90001036 Rock Barn Farm W side of SR 1709, .4 mi. N of jct. with SR 1715 Claremont NC 28613 35.7422 -81.1607 82003523 Federal Building 201 W. Main St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1467 -81.1589 82003524 Ferguson, J. T., Store 11 E. Main St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1469 -81.1579 12 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 82003527 Johnson-Hubbard House 113 E. Main St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1471 -81.1571 71000628 Old Wilkes County Jail N. Bridge St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1489 -81.1522 82003525 Finley, Thomas B., Law Office Broad and North Sts. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1493 -81.1514 82003522 Brown-Cowles House and Cowles Law Office 200 and 106 E. Main St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1491 -81.1501 3000392 Downtown Main Street Historic District Roughly the 800 and 900 Blks of Main St. North Wilkesboro NC 28659 36.1594 -81.1461 72000922 Brinegar Cabin At mi. 238.5, Blue Ridge Pkwy. Whitehead NC 28685 36.4183 -81.1454 98001529 Hoyle, Eli, House 1111 Dallas-Stanley Hwy Dallas NC 28034 35.3265 -81.1409 93001140 Hoyle House NC 275 S side, 1400 ft. SW of S. Fork of Catawba R. Dallas NC 28034 35.3267 -81.1377 72000971 Shadow Lawn 301 W. Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4703 -81.26 73001313 Shuford House 542 2nd St. NE. Hickory NC 28601 35.7393 -81.3356 90000743 Shuford--Hoover House E side of SR 1008, 0.05 mi. S of jct. with SR 10 Blackburn NC 28658 35.6233 -81.3207 500-1000 blks. S. Aspen St., 114-130 E. Rhodes St., and 624- 2001713 South Aspen Street Historic District 636 W. Park Dr. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4646 -81.2542 4000965 Southern Railway Depot Jct. of Ninth St. and CBD Loop North Wilkesboro NC 28659 36.1587 -81.1454 91001914 St. Luke’s Church and Cemetery 303--321 N. Cedar St., 322 E. McBee St. Lincolnton NC 28092 35.4742 -81.2532 71000573 St. Paul’s Church and Cemetery Jct. of SR 1149 and SR 1164 Newton NC 28658 35.6764 -81.2436 82001308 St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and Cemetery Cowles St. between Woodland Blvd. and West St. Wilkesboro NC 28697 36.1492 -81.1548 90000860 St. Paul’s Reformed Church Jct. of SR 1151 and SR 1005 Startown NC 28658 35.6478 -81.2677 70000446 Bunker Hill Covered Bridge 2 mi. E of Claremont on U.S. 70 Claremont NC 28610 35.7222 -81.1097 6000292 Craig Farmstead 118 Craigland Ln. Gastonia NC 28056 35.1818 -81.1077 Bandy's 90000662 Balls Creek Campground W side of SR 1003, 0.1 mi. S of SR 1943 Crossroads NC 28609 35.6294 -81.0968 79001689 Murray’s Mill Historic District SE of Catawba Catawba NC 28609 35.6741 -81.0953 Bandy's 90000663 Bandy Farms Historic District E side of SR 1003, 0.5-0.85 mi. S of SR 1813 jct. Crossroads NC 28609 35.6307 -81.0926 82001279 Lucas Mansion Church St. Hiddenite NC 28636 35.907 -81.0914 2000986 Mayworth School 236 Eighth Ave. Cramerton NC 28032 35.2401 -81.0765 Roughly bounded by Second Ave. NE, Third and Second Sts. 86000893 Catawba Historic District SE, Second Ave. SW and NC 10, and Second St Catawba NC 28609 35.7072 -81.0746 74001336 Perkins House N of Catawba off I-40 Newton NC 28609 35.7332 -81.0728 77001004 Graham, William A., Jr., Farm S of Denver on SR 1360 Kidville NC 28037 35.4787 -81.0678 74001337 Powell-Trollinger Lime Kilns S of Catawba Catawba NC 28609 35.6531 -81.064 78001985 Holbrook Farm W of Traphill on SR 1743 Traphill NC 28685 36.3431 -81.057 91001413 Mount Welcome Jct. of NC 1511 and NC 1412 Mariposa NC 28080 35.429 -81.0532 83001883 Carpenter, Andrew, House SR 1820 Lucia NC 28164 35.3885 -81.0516 13 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 2000987 Belmont Hosiery Mill 608 S. Main St. Belmont NC 28012 35.2363 -81.0471 72000967 Ingleside S of jct. of NC 73 and SR 1383 Iron Station NC 28080 35.4636 -81.0439 73001343 Belmont Abbey Cathedral On SR 2093 Belmont NC 28012 35.2619 -81.043 93000584 Belmont Abbey Historic District 100 Belmont--Mt. Holly Rd. (NC 2093, E side) Belmont NC 28012 35.2614 -81.0425 Roughly bounded by Sacred Heart College campus, RR line, 96001525 Belmont Historic District N. and S. Main, Glenway, Bryant Sts., Keene Belmont NC 28012 35.2425 -81.0392 72000970 Rock Springs Camp Meeting Ground SR 1373 off NC 16 Lincolnton NC 28037 35.5403 -81.0275 96000830 Mount Holly Cotton Mill 250 N. Main St. Mount Holly NC 28120 35.3015 -81.0159 90000664 Moore, Alexander, Farm SR 2646 0.5 mi. NW of SR 1004 jct. Catawba NC 28609 35.7015 -81.0001 80002850 Damascus Baptist Church Arbor Off SR 1158 and SR 1582 Harmony NC 28625 35.9344 -80.9783 82003472 Feimster House SR 1516 Statesville NC 28625 35.873 -80.9762 72000977 Holly Bend W of Huntersville on SR 2720 Huntersville NC 28078 35.3841 -80.9639 4001530 Rozzell, Edward M., House 11647 Rozzelles Ferry Rd. Charlotte NC 28214 35.3367 -80.963 90000742 Neill--Turner--Lester House N side of SR 1836, 0.25 mi. NE of jct. with SR 1837 Sherrills Ford NC 28673 35.6497 -80.9629 90002186 Hayes--Byrum Store and House NC 160 S of jct. with Shopton Rd. Charlotte NC 28273 35.17 -80.9629 80002872 King-Flowers-Keaton House NC 115 and SR 1905 Statesville NC 28625 35.8935 -80.9503 85002369 Claymont Hill W side of SR 2303 along Ronda-Clingman Rd. Ronda NC 28670 36.2082 -80.936 72000978 Latta House 6 mi. S of Huntersville on SR 2125 Huntersville NC 28078 35.3544 -80.9311 80002873 McClelland-Davis House SR 1551 Statesville NC 28625 35.8307 -80.9242 80002880 Davidson House SR 1337 Troutman NC 28677 35.7486 -80.9154 80002875 Mitchell College Historic District NC 90 and U.S. 70 Statesville NC 28677 35.7843 -80.9041 91000078 McElroy, Samuel J., House 10915 Beatties Ford Rd. Huntersville NC 28078 35.3708 -80.9024 80002852 Holland-Summers House Off SR 1904 Harmony NC 28625 35.9175 -80.9008 1000725 Gluyas, Thomas and Latitia, House 7314 Mount Holly-Huntersville Rd. Huntersville NC 28216 35.3441 -80.9006 72000976 Cedar Grove 3 mi. W of Huntersville off U.S. 21 Huntersville NC 28078 35.3944 -80.8983 96000198 Hopewell Presbyterian Church and Cemetery 10500 Beatties Ford Rd. Huntersville NC 28078 35.3653 -80.8981 Mitchell College Historic District (Boundary Roughly bounded by Mulberry, Race, Cherry, Oak and 2000932 Increase Alexander Sts. Statesville NC 28677 35.7842 -80.8974 90002187 Craven, Dr. Walter Pharr, House 7648 Mt. Holly--Huntersville Rd. Charlotte NC 28216 35.3464 -80.896 73001354 Main Building, Mitchell College Broad St. Statesville NC 28677 35.7827 -80.8938 80002876 Morrison-Mott House 332 N. Center St. Statesville NC 28677 35.7886 -80.8903 82003471 Falls-Hobbs House SR 1303 Statesville NC 28117 35.6197 -80.8889 79003434 Iredell County Courthouse S. Center St. between W. Prospect St. and Court Pl. Statesville NC 28677 35.7834 -80.8884 14 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 80002874 McElwee Houses 122, 126, 134 and 140 Water St. Statesville NC 28677 35.7863 -80.8873 1291 McCoy, Albert, Farm 10401 McCoy Rd. Huntersville NC 28078 35.3669 -80.8858 88001702 Hoskins Mill 201 S. Hoskins Rd. Charlotte NC 28208 35.2646 -80.8857 80002871 Key Memorial Chapel 150 E. Sharpe St. Statesville NC 28677 35.782 -80.8855 80002868 Center Street A.M.E. Zion Church S. Center St. Statesville NC 28677 35.779 -80.8848 70000458 Fort Dobbs Fort Dobbs Rd. Statesville NC 28625 35.8213 -80.8826 East Broad Street-Davie Avenue Historic 80002869 District Davie Ave., Broad and Elm Sts. Statesville NC 28677 35.7879 -80.8825 76001331 Davidson, Benjamin W., House W of Huntersville on SR 2138 Huntersville NC 28078 35.3957 -80.8757 82003521 Elkin Creek Mill SR 2045 West Elkin NC 28621 36.2778 -80.8743 80002860 Cornelius House SR 1378 and SR 1302 Mooresville NC 28117 35.6295 -80.87 80002877 Sharpe, Col. Silas Alexander, House 402 S. Center St. Statesville NC 28677 35.7814 -80.8867 90000665 Sherrill, Miles Alexander, House W side of SR 1849, 0.1 mi. S of SR 1848 jct. Sherrills Ford NC 28673 35.6268 -81.0074 Snow Creek Methodist Church and Burying 80002854 Ground Off SR 1904 Harmony NC 28625 35.9103 -80.9196 Roughly bounded by S. Race St., Western Ave., W. Armfield 95000635 South Race Street Historic District St., W. Bell St., W. Sharpe St. and S. Oak Statesville NC 28677 35.7777 -80.8933 79001709 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Off NC 273 Mountain Island NC 28120 35.3367 -80.9999 84002410 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church SR 2004 Huntersville NC 28216 35.3477 -80.8806 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church (Boundary 91000076 Increase) S side NC 2004 E of jct. with NC 2074 Huntersville NC 28216 35.3476 -80.8804 80002878 Statesville Commercial Historic District Roughly bounded by Front, Meeting, Broad and Tradd Sts. Statesville NC 28677 35.7844 -80.9048 Steele Creek Presbyterian Church and 91000082 Cemetery 7407 Steele Creek Rd. Charlotte NC 28217 35.1841 -80.9561 Grinnell Company--General Fire Extinguisher 3001275 Company Complex 1431 W. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28208 35.2291 -80.8643 Charlotte Coca-Cola Bottling Company Plant, 98000157 Former 1401-1409 W. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28208 35.229 -80.8641 1000423 Crane Company Building (Former) 1307 W. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28208 35.229 -80.8627 Carolina Transfer and Storage Company 99001447 Building, (Former) 1230 W. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28208 35.2291 -80.862 91001376 Nebel Knitting Mill, Former 101 W. Worthington Ave. Charlotte NC 28203 35.2116 -80.8598 Carolina School Supply Company Building 1000374 (Former) 1023 W. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28208 35.2285 -80.8592 Biddle Memorial Hall, Johnson C. Smith 75001281 University Beatties Ford Rd. and W. Trade St. Charlotte NC 28216 35.2417 -80.8587 E side 2000 Blk. Euclid Ave., both sides 2000 blk. of Lyndhurst 1495 Dilworth Historic District (Boundary Increase) Ave. Charlotte NC 28203 35.2065 -80.8573 3000927 Cedar Point 350 W. Main St. Elkin NC 28621 36.2437 -80.855 Centre Presbyterian Church, Session House 80002863 and Cemeteries SR 1245 Mount Mourne NC 28117 35.5518 -80.8545 15 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 80002886 Fire Station No. 2 1212 South Blvd. Charlotte NC 28203 35.2169 -80.8515 84002348 Charlotte Supply Company Building 500 S. Mint St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2263 -80.8501 Roughly bounded by Market St., Hugh Chatham Bridge, 1292 Downtown Elkin Historic District Standard St., and Front St. Elkin NC 28621 36.2437 -80.8499 Roughly bounded by Myrtle, Morehead, Berkeley, Dilworth Rd. 87000610 Dilworth Historic District W, Charlotte, Park, Tremont, Cleveland a Charlotte NC 28203 35.2079 -80.8497 74001354 Mount Mourne Off NC 115 Mount Mourne NC 28117 35.5387 -80.8491 93000735 Mayes House 435 E. Morehead St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2181 -80.8485 72000974 Eumenean Hall, Davidson College Davidson College campus Davidson NC 28036 35.5 -80.8472 78001965 Jonas, Charles R., Federal Building 401 W. Trade St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2295 -80.8458 2000437 Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital, (former) 230 Hawthorne Rd. Elkin NC 28621 36.2565 -80.8457 75001282 Latta Arcade 320 S. Tryon St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2255 -80.8456 79003344 Hotel Charlotte 327 W. Trade St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2291 -80.8453 Ebenezer Academy, Bethany Presbyterian 80002857 Church and Cemetery U.S. 21 Houstonville NC 28625 35.862 -80.8443 82001300 First Presbyterian Church 200 W. Trade St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2282 -80.8442 78001964 Independence Building 100--102 W. Trade St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2274 -80.8429 84002344 Merchants and Farmers National Bank Building 123 E. Trade St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2269 -80.8428 80002881 Campbell, Perciphull, House SR 1832 Union Grove NC 28689 36.0419 -80.8418 82003486 Mecklenburg Investment Company Building 233 S. Brevard St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2235 -80.8416 80002865 Houston, George, House NC 115 Mount Mourne NC 28115 35.5229 -80.8412 83001896 Overcarsh House 326 W. 8th St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2323 -80.841 75001275 Johnson-Neel House 4 mi. W of Mooresville off NC 150 Mooresville NC 28117 35.5826 -80.84 76001330 Liddell-McNinch House 511 N. Church St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2313 -80.8396 1000341 Frederick Apartments 515 N. Church St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2313 -80.8396 92001615 Commercial Building at 500 North Tryon Street 500 N. Tryon St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2303 -80.8387 84002408 Carey, Philip, Building 301 E. 7th St. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2276 -80.8376 79001734 Mecklenburg County Courthouse E. Trade, Alexander, and E. 4th Sts. Charlotte NC 28202 35.2211 -80.8373 East Avenue Tabernacle Associated Reformed 4001523 Presbyterian Church 927 Elizabeth St. Charlotte NC 28204 35.2201 -80.8347 80002885 Carr, John Price, House 200-206 N. McDowell St. Charlotte NC 28204 35.2212 -80.8337 Roughly bounded by NC 16, E and W Queens Rd., and 87000655 Myers Park Historic District Lillington Ave. Charlotte NC 28207 35.1925 -80.8328 Orient Manufacturing Company--Chadwick-- 6000721 Hoskins No. 3 311 E. Twelfth St. Charlotte NC 28207 35.2033 -80.8309 78001963 Duke, James Buchanan, House 400 Hermitage Rd. Charlotte NC 28207 35.2024 -80.8276

16 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 91000023 Ewart, John F., Farm 12920 Huntersville--Concord Rd. Huntersville NC 28078 35.4124 -80.8235 83003970 Morrocroft 2525 Richardson Dr. Charlotte NC 28211 35.1621 -80.823 99000699 Croft Historic District Jct. of NC 115 and NC 2483 Charlotte NC 28269 35.3455 -80.8227 2000439 Jones III, Hamilton C., House 201 Cherokee Rd. Charlotte NC 28207 35.2014 -80.8217 Roughly, area E and S of US 21 surrounding the S. Yadkin 95000173 Allison Woods R.,N to NC 2156 Statesville NC 28625 35.8951 -80.8198 99000670 McNinch, Frank Ramsay, House 2727 Sharon Ln. Charlotte NC 28211 35.1609 -80.819 98000706 Blakeney, James A., House W side NC 3629, .5 mi S of jct NC 3626 Providence NC 28277 35.04 -80.8177 Roughly bounded by Central Ave., Seaboard Coast Line 88003003 Elizabeth Historic District Railroad, E. 5th St., Kenmore Ave., Park Dr., a Charlotte NC 28204 35.2142 -80.8176 79001735 Beaver Dam Plantation House SE of Davidson on NC 73 Davidson NC 28036 35.4755 -80.8176 80002861 Mooresville Historic District NC 115 and NC 152 Mooresville NC 28115 35.5841 -80.813 Highland Park Manufacturing Company Mill No. 88001855 3 2901 N. Davidson St. Charlotte NC 28205 35.2456 -80.8094 99001366 Billingsville School 3100 Leroy St. Charlotte NC 28205 35.1962 -80.808 Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Session House 80002855 and Cemetery SR 2359 Houstonville NC 28677 35.7209 -80.8051 Roughly bounded by the Southern Railroad, Herrin St., 90000367 North Charlotte Historic District Spencer St., and Charles Ave. Charlotte NC 28205 35.2455 -80.805 80002859 Brawley, Espy Watts, House 601 William St. Mooresville NC 28115 35.5979 -80.8045 W side of NC 3628 approx. 1 mi. S of jct. with Providence Rd. 91000080 Morris, Green, Farm W. Charlotte NC 28277 35.049 -80.7986 91000079 McKinney, John Washington, House 7332 Providence Rd. W. Charlotte NC 28226 35.1079 -80.7787 82003473 Hargrave House NC 152 and NC 150 Statesville NC 28115 35.6039 -80.7682 Coddle Creek Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Session House and 80002864 Cemetery SR 1146 Mount Mourne NC 28115 35.5102 -80.7672 73001353 Farmville Plantation SE of Elmwood off U.S. 70 on SR 2362 Elmwood NC 27013 35.7394 -80.7647 6000724 Grier, Sidney and Ethel, House 4747 Grier Farm Ln. Charlotte NC 28270 35.0621 -80.7619 80002856 Daltonia SR 2115 Houstonville NC 28634 36.0004 -80.749 82001306 Haystack Farm S of Oak Grove on SR 1480 Oak Grove NC 27017 36.4587 -80.7487 83001914 Knox Farm Historic District Knox and Amity Hill Rds. Cleveland NC 27013 35.7168 -80.7467 80002851 Gaither House NC 901 Harmony NC 28634 35.9435 -80.7439 80002853 Morrison-Campbell House Off SR 2125 Harmony NC 28634 35.9665 -80.734 80002870 Eccles, Henry, House SR 2145 and SR 2180 Statesville NC 28625 35.8521 -80.7272 82003505 Kerr, Gen. William, House NW of Enochville on SR 1353 Enochville NC 28115 35.547 -80.7244 96000928 Matthews Commercial Historic District 157--195 and 156--196 N. Trade St., 118 E. Charles St. Matthews NC 28105 35.1163 -80.7218

17 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Favoni--Harris, Dr. Charles and William 86000413 Shakespeare House SR 1445 Poplar Tent NC 28027 35.3899 -80.72 4000906 Palmer Fire School 2601 E. Seventh St. Charlotte NC 28204 35.2058 -80.8104 94000146 Parks--Cramer Company Complex, Former 2000 South Blvd. Charlotte NC 28203 35.2096 -80.8599 Bounded by Biltmore Dr. Cherokee Rd., Providence Rd. an 2000057 Pharrsdale Historic District Scotland Ave. Charlotte NC 28207 35.1911 -80.8218 90001991 Phifer, John, Farm Jct. of Phifer Rd. and SR 1978 Cleveland NC 27013 35.7799 -80.723 72000975 Philanthropic Hall, Davidson College Davidson College campus Davidson NC 28036 35.4991 -80.8461 S of Davidson, SW of Cornelius, between NC 2693 and NC 97001561 Potts Plantation 115 Cornelius NC 28031 35.4792 -80.8366 86000029 Pressley, Rev. John E., House N side of SR 1613 0.3 mi. E of SR 1612 Bethpage NC 28036 35.5049 -80.7608 82003487 Providence Presbyterian Church and Cemetery 10140 Providence Rd. Matthews NC 28270 35.0696 -80.7713 91000081 Ramah Presbyterian Church and Cemetery NC 2439 .3 mi. N of jct. with NC 2426 Huntersville NC 28078 35.4394 -80.8024 82003508 Rankin-Sherrill House NC 801 Mt. Ulla NC 28125 35.6575 -80.7277 72000973 Rosedale 3427 N. Tryon St. Charlotte NC 28206 35.2536 -80.8064 80002887 Seaboard Air Line Railroad Passenger Station 1000 N. Tyron St. Charlotte NC 28206 35.2339 -80.8326 6001141 Seifart, Fritz, House 421 Hempstead Place Charlotte NC 28207 35.2005 -80.8151 80002862 South Broad Street Row 251-311 S. Broad St. Mooresville NC 28115 35.5805 -80.8166 83003998 Back Creek Presbyterian Church and Cemetery SR 1763 Mt. Ulla NC 28125 35.6509 -80.7063 91000077 Hodges, Eugene Wilson, Farm 2900 Rocky River Church Rd. Charlotte NC 28215 35.2725 -80.7043 74001330 Mill Hill W of Kannapolis on SR 1616 Concord NC 28027 35.4767 -80.6994 82003507 Corriher Grange Hall NW of Five Points on SR 1555 Five Points NC 28115 35.601 -80.695 93000737 Knox--Johnstone House 100 Beaumont Farm Rd. Cleveland NC 27013 35.7341 -80.6824 1001026 Meek House NC 1624, 0.3 mi. NE of jct. with NC 1622 Kannapolis NC 28081 35.4612 -80.6703 82001305 Hall Family House NE of Bear Poplar on NC 801 Bear Poplar NC 28125 35.6817 -80.6642 83001911 Owen-Harrison House Entrance off north side of SR 1768 Mill Bridge NC 28125 35.6527 -80.6601 2001717 Barber Farm 225 Redmon Rd. Cleveland NC 27013 35.7157 -80.6448 80002899 Mount Vernon SR 1003 and SR 1986 Woodleaf NC 27054 35.7882 -80.6442 91001168 Center Arbor Jct. of US 64 and NC 1150, NW corner Center NC 27028 35.9118 -80.6203 73001336 Helper, Hinton Rowan, House U.S. 64 off I-40 Mocksville NC 27028 35.9069 -80.6044 83001838 Odell-Locke-Randolph Cotton Mill Buffalo, Church, Peachtree, and Locust Sts. Concord NC 28025 35.4183 -80.5902 Roughly bounded by Peachtree Ave. NW, Church St. N, 86000789 North Union Street Historic District Cobran Ave. SW, and Georgia St. NW and Spring St Concord NC 28025 35.4128 -80.5865 Morrison, Robert Harvey, Farm and Pioneer 90001952 Mills Gold Mine 730 Morrison Rd. Midland NC 28107 35.2621 -80.5865

18 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 83001918 Cundiff, C. C., House SR 2230 Siloam NC 27047 36.2836 -80.5864 85000378 Barber-Scotia College 145 Cabarrus Ave. West Concord NC 28025 35.4072 -80.5858 North Carolina Granite Corporation Quarry 80002900 Complex E of Mount Airy on NC 103 Mount Airy NC 27030 36.508 -80.5857 74001328 Cabarrus County Courthouse Union St., S. Concord NC 28025 35.4104 -80.5807 83003995 China Grove Roller Mill 308 N. Main St. China Grove NC 28023 35.5713 -80.5779 1001073 Cana Store and Post Office NC 1411, 0.2 mi. N of NC 1406 Mocksville NC 27028 35.9734 -80.5769 92001152 McGuire--Setzer House NC 1139 0.2 mi. S of Mocksville town limits Mocksville NC 27028 35.8802 -80.5704 73001335 Davie County Jail 20 S. Main St. Mocksville NC 27028 35.894 -80.5619 Roughly Main St. from Water to Gaither Sts., including Town 90000821 Downtown Mocksville Historic District Square Mocksville NC 27028 35.8942 -80.5616 79001702 Davie County Courthouse Courthouse Sq. Mocksville NC 27028 35.8936 -80.5611 80002823 Clement, Jesse, House Maple Ave. Mocksville NC 27028 35.8879 -80.5587 90000822 North Main Street Historic District Roughly Main St. from Church St. to Mocksville city limits Mocksville NC 27028 35.9012 -80.5543 Roughly bounded by Hough, Franklin, Jefferson, McCarten, 87002204 Monroe Residential Historic District Windsor, Sanford, Washington. Braden, Churc Monroe NC 28112 34.9792 -80.55 71000619 Monroe City Hall 102 W. Jefferson St. Monroe NC 28112 34.9834 -80.5496 Roughly bounded by Jefferson, Church, Windsor & Stewart 87002202 Monroe Downtown Historic District Sts. Monroe NC 28112 34.9819 -80.5496 74001329 McCurdy Log House S of Concord off U.S. 601 Concord NC 28025 35.3174 -80.542 97000472 Bethel Church Arbor Jct of NC 1123 and NC 1121 Midland NC 28107 35.2408 -80.5364 94000530 Foard--Tatum House At end of NC 1101 Cooleemee NC 27028 35.793 -80.5223 98000890 Boger--Hartsell Farm Jct. of US-801 and NC1148 Concord NC 28025 35.3146 -80.5163 95000673 Boxwood Lodge 132 Becktown Rd. Mocksville NC 27028 35.8126 -80.5123 82001304 Bost, Henry Connor, House E of Woodleaf off US 601 South River NC 28147 35.7671 -80.5121 93001543 Davis Brothers Store E. Main St. N side, just E of jct. with Flint Hill Rd. East Bend NC 27018 36.2167 -80.5073 5000269 Morse and Wade Building 100 E. Main St. East Bend NC 27018 36.2166 -80.5072 990 Hodges Business College NC 1819, 0.15 mi. SE of jct. with NC 801 Mocksville NC 27028 35.8387 -80.5035 86000076 Bost Mill Historic District N and S sides of NC 200 off US 601 Georgeville NC 28025 35.3255 -80.5018 99000198 Grubb--Sigmon--Weisiger House 213 McCoy Rd. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6877 -80.5018 97000474 Durrett--Jarratt House 0.35 mi. SW of jct. of NC 1605 and NC 1569 Enon NC 27018 36.1188 -80.4994 2000113 Hauser Farm 308 Horne Creek Farm Rd. Pinnacle NC 27043 36.2724 -80.4925 Roughly bounded by Fulton St., Heilig Ave., Ridge Ave., and 99000394 Fulton Heights Historic District Boyden St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6611 -80.4899 88000651 Green, John Bunyan, Farm SR 1114 .5 mi. E of SR 1178 Midland NC 28107 35.2156 -80.4893

19 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 4000569 Piedmont Buggy Factory 514 Miller St. Monroe NC 28110 34.9891 -80.5466 73001370 Pleasant Grove Camp Meeting Ground NE of Waxhaw on SR 1327 Waxhaw NC 28173 34.9569 -80.6852 70000483 Richmond Hill Law School N of Richmond Hill on SR 1530 Richmond Hill NC 27011 36.2686 -80.6011 76001338 Rockford Historic District SR 2221 Rockford NC 27017 36.269 -80.6524 86000419 Rocky River Presbyterian Church Jct. of NC 1139 and NC 1158 Rocky River NC 28075 35.3024 -80.5991 90000819 Salisbury Street Historic District Roughly Salisbury St. from Kelly St. to Lexington Rd. Mocksville NC 27028 35.8896 -80.5647 88001113 Second Yadkin County Jail 241 E. Hemlock St. Yadkinville NC 27055 36.1359 -80.6582 82003518 Sikes, John C., House 1301 E. Franklin St. Monroe NC 28112 34.9745 -80.5269 South Union Street Courthouse and 97001196 Commercial Historic District Along Union St., bounded by Corban and Cabarrus Aves. Concord NC 28025 35.4094 -80.5801 Roughly bounded by Corban Ave. SW, S. Union St., Blume 86000736 South Union Street Historic District Ave. SE, and Spring St. SW Concord NC 28025 35.4037 -80.5748 89001046 Spears House 1615 Morrison Rd. Concord NC 28025 35.2539 -80.6024 82003510 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church and Cemetery NE of Woodleaf on SR 1950 Woodleaf NC 27054 35.7872 -80.5618 84000595 Stigerwalt, John, House E of Kannapolis off SR 1221 (Old Beatty Ford Rd.) Bostian Heights NC 28138 35.5183 -80.5163 Stonewall Jackson Training School Historic 84001966 District SR 1157 Concord NC 28027 35.3641 -80.5981 4000463 Monroe Street School 1100 West Monroe St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6728 -80.4848 96000564 Boyden High School 500 Lincolnton Rd. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6637 -80.4841 82003506 Shuping’s Mill Complex S of Faith on NC 152 Faith NC 28138 35.551 -80.4831 82003509 Livingstone College Historic District W. Monroe St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6705 -80.4827 Salisbury Historic District (Boundary Increase Roughly bounded by Ellis St., Monroe St., Church St., Bank 89000760 II) St., S. Main St., and McCubbins St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.665 -80.478 97001545 Hambley--Wallace House 508 S. Fulton St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6666 -80.4777 99000393 Salisbury National Cemetery 202 Government Rd. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6604 -80.4739 72000994 McNeely-Strachan House 226 S. Jackson St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6681 -80.4735 72000992 Chambers, Maxwell, House 116 S. Jackson St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.669 -80.4723 72000993 Henderson, Archibald, Law Office Church and Fisher Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6675 -80.4721 87002233 Shaver Rental Houses District 303, 309 & 315 W. Council & 120 N. Jackson Salisbury NC 28144 35.6699 -80.4711 Roughly bounded by Graig, Innes, Jackson, and Cemetery 99000273 Ellis Street Graded School Historic District Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6723 -80.4704 97001497 Bank of Pilot Mountain, (Former) 100 E. Main St. Pilot Mountain NC 27041 36.3863 -80.4698 5000452 McCanless, Walter, House 200 Confederate Ave. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6833 -80.4692 Roughly bounded by Jackson, Innis, Caldwell, Marsh, Church, 75001289 Salisbury Historic District E. Bank, Lee, and Liberty Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6678 -80.469 Salisbury Historic District (Boundary Increase Portions of E. Council, E. Innes, Lee and E. Liberty Sts. bet. 826 III) Main and Depot Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6685 -80.4689 20 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 70000468 Community Building 200 N. Main St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6684 -80.4686 85001449 Brooklyn-South Square Historic District Roughly bounded by Fisher, Shaver, Walls and Lee Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6635 -80.4686 92000701 Bernhardt House 305 E. Innes St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6659 -80.4681 85003188 Mount Zion Baptist Church 413 N. Church St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6711 -80.4674 79001766 Glenwood E of Enon on SR 1549 Enon NC 27018 36.1523 -80.4669 75001290 Salisbury Southern Railroad Passenger Depot E side of Depot St. between Kerr and Council Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6673 -80.4658 84002492 Grimes Mill 600 N. Church St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6727 -80.4654 Salisbury Railroad Corridor Historic District 3000342 (Boundary Increase) 300 and 400 blks of N. Lee St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6688 -80.4652 Roughly East Council, Liberty, Kerr, Cemetery, Franklin, Lee, 86003460 Salisbury Railroad Corridor Historic District and Depot Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6682 -80.4644 Kesler Manufacturing Co.-Cannon Mills Co. 85001346 Plant No. 7 Historic District Park Ave. and Boundary St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6765 -80.462 85001347 North Long Street-Park Avenue Historic District North Long St. and Park Ave. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6666 -80.461 66000587 Reed Gold Mine 11 mi. SE of Concord Concord NC 28107 35.2811 -80.4597 85001674 North Main Street Historic District Roughly bounded by N. Main, 17th, Lee and Lafayette Sts. Salisbury NC 28144 35.6759 -80.4567 71000618 Braun, Michael, House NW of Granite Quarry on SR 2308 off U.S. 52 Granite Quarry NC 28146 35.6222 -80.4408 82003438 Lentz Hotel College St. Mount Pleasant NC 28124 35.4027 -80.4369 Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute Historic 79001686 District Jct. of NC 49 and NC 73 Mount Pleasant NC 28124 35.4022 -80.4364 1000017 Granite Quarry School 706 Dunn's Mountain Rd. Granite Quarry NC 28146 35.6157 -80.4349 Roughly W. and E. Franklin between N. Halifax and C and N 86001050 Mount Pleasant Historic District and N. and S. Main Sts. between Boston and Mount Pleasant NC 28124 35.4008 -80.4347 Gold Hill 88003006 Lyerly Building for Boys Crescent Rd./Rt. 3 Township NC 28146 35.5699 -80.4294 82001303 Bernhardt, George Matthias, House S of Rockwell on SR 2361 Rockwell NC 28138 35.5074 -80.428 86000030 First Congregational Church Corner of Wade and C Sts. Mount Pleasant NC 28124 35.3991 -80.4275 76001337 Kerr Mill W of Mill Bridge on Sloan Rd., S of NC 1768 Mill Bridge NC 28138 35.5197 -80.4222 72000995 Long, Alexander, House N of Spencer on Sowers Ferry Rd. Spencer NC 28159 35.7028 -80.42 79001701 Fulton United Methodist Church S of Advance off NC 801 Advance NC 27006 35.8859 -80.4186 Shutt, John Edward Belle, House and 96000567 Outbuildings 2177 NC 801, S Advance NC 27006 35.9355 -80.4086 97001199 George, R. W., Mill NC 89, 0.6 mi NE of jct. of NC 89 and NC 66 Francisco NC 27053 36.4925 -80.3921 84002131 Koonts, Capt. John, Jr., Farm SR 1186 Tyro NC 27295 35.8453 -80.3828 82001296 Schaub, John Jacob, House NE of Vienna off SR 1455 Vienna NC 27040 36.1677 -80.3803 392 Isenhour, Daniel, House and Farm 11970 Mt. Olive Rd. Gold Hill NC 28071 35.4975 -80.3802 82003515 Jessup’s Mill SR 4132 Collinstown NC 27053 36.5256 -80.3712 21 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 84002025 Hampton House SR 483 Arcadia NC 27012 35.9464 -80.3711 84002008 Grimes-Crotts Mill SR 1445 Reedy Creek NC 27295 35.9201 -80.3705 Roughly along Lee Avenue, W. Main St., S. Academy St., and 2000944 Lee Avenue Historic District W. Raleigh St. Sanford NC 28071 35.4696 -80.3662 75001292 Rock House N of King on SR 1186 King NC 27043 36.4046 -80.3618 84002009 Haden Place SR 1156 Tyro NC 27299 35.7656 -80.3591 2000941 King Historic District Dalton Rd., Main St., School St. and Railroad Right of Way King NC 27021 36.2806 -80.3589 N side NC 65, 0.1 mi. E of jct. with NC 67 (4647 Bethania-- 92001087 Kapp, John Henry, Farm Tobaccoville Rd.) Bethania NC 27040 36.1831 -80.3588 5001413 Shultz, Christian Thomas, House 3960 Walnut Hills Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1416 -80.3408 84001991 Beallmont SR 1133 Linwood NC 27299 35.7473 -80.3393 76001321 Bethania Historic District N of Winston-Salem on NC 65, SR 1611, 1628, and 1688 Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1807 -80.3374 Roughly, area outside present district W and N along Muddy 91000346 Bethania Historic District (Boundary Increase) Cr., S to Reynolda Rd. and E along Walker Bethania NC 27040 36.1838 -80.3366 78001947 Jones, Dr. Beverly, House SR 1611 Bethania NC 27040 36.1934 -80.3363 84002007 Good Hope Methodist Church Cemetery Jct. of NC 150 and SR 1445 Welcome NC 27295 35.9292 -80.3361 2001668 Oak Grove School Oak Grove Circle, 0.3 mi. E of jct. with Bethabara Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1722 -80.3207 84002027 Jersey Baptist Church Cemetery SR 1272 Linwood NC 27292 35.7326 -80.3117 84002032 Jersey Settlement Meeting House SR 1272 Linwood NC 27292 35.732 -80.3113 78001972 Southern Railway Spencer Shops Salisbury Ave. between 3rd and 8th Sts. Spencer NC 28159 35.6869 -80.4343 80002821 Sowers, Philip, House SR 1162 Churchland NC 27295 35.7915 -80.4609 Roughly bounded by N to S Salisbury Ave., 8th St., Whitehead 84000619 Spencer Historic District Ave., and Jefferson St. Spencer NC 28159 35.6921 -80.4341 84002147 St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Cemetery SR 1183 Tyro NC 27295 35.8167 -80.3752 87002232 Stauber, Samuel B., Farm SR 1611 Bethania NC 27040 36.1995 -80.3487 94001051 Steele, John, House 1010 Richard St. Salisbury NC 28144 35.674 -80.4581 96001526 Chambers--Morgan Farm W side of NC 1228, .1 mi. N of NC 1225 White Store NC 28103 34.8729 -80.2985 78001948 Bethabara Historic District N of Winston-Salem on NC 67 Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1544 -80.2982 83001881 Rural Hall Depot Depot St. (SR 1646) Rural Hall NC 27045 36.2434 -80.2972 71000586 Bethabara Moravian Church 2147 Bethabara Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1544 -80.2961 74001375 Moore, Matthew, House W of Danbury Danbury NC 27053 36.435 -80.2919 1552 Middleton House 2721 Robinhood Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1132 -80.2888 99000480 Pfeiffer Junior College Historic District US 52, 1.0 mi. N. of jct. with NC 49 Misenheimer NC 28109 35.4846 -80.284 78001949 Graylyn Reynolda Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1171 -80.2827 80002833 Reynolda Historic District Reynolda Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27106 36.1268 -80.2809 22 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 84002148 Shoaf, Henry, Farm NC 64 Lexington NC 27295 35.8351 -80.2799 84001995 Beulah Church of Christ Cemetery SR 1457 Welcome NC 27295 35.888 -80.2784 Junior Order United American Mechanics 84002034 National Orphans Home NC 8 Lexington NC 27292 35.7635 -80.2768 1209 Snyder, John Wesley, House 2715 Old Salisbury Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27127 36.0246 -80.2748 6000227 Dyer, James B. and Diana M., House 1015 W. Kent Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27104 36.1157 -80.2745 Roughly bounded by Knollwood, Queen, Duke, and Ardsley 4000904 Ardmore Historic District Sts. Winston-Salem NC 27103 36.084 -80.2745 84002001 Everhart, Riley, Farm and General Store SR 1468 Arnold NC 27295 35.8918 -80.2742 1001072 Clayton Family Farm 5809 Stanley Dr. Stanleyville NC 27105 36.2007 -80.2715 84002265 Bland, Joseph Franklin, House 1809 Virginia Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27104 36.1051 -80.2707 End of NC 2015 S of jct. with NC 1001, Hanging Rock State 91001507 Hanging Rock State Park Bathhouse Park Danbury NC 27052 36.3904 -80.2692 Reynolds, Richard J., High School and Richard 90002139 J. Reynolds Memorial Auditorium 301 Hawthorne Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27104 36.1013 -80.2631 83001879 Ludlow, Col. Jacob Lott, House 434 Summit St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0979 -80.257 6001138 Grace Episcopal Church 419 S. Main St. Lexington NC 27292 35.8203 -80.2569 83001876 Holt, Dr. William Rainey, House 408 S. Main St. Lexington NC 27292 35.821 -80.2568 88002832 Grimes School Hege Dr. Lexington NC 27292 35.8332 -80.2558 N. Cherry St. bounded by Fourteenth, Twenty-third and 4001394 North Cherry Street Historic District Seventeenth St., Lincoln and Pitsburg Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27105 36.1074 -80.2551 89000496 Horne, Billy, Farm NC 1246, .5 mi. W of jct. NC 1240 Polkton NC 28135 34.9401 -80.2546 2000443 Grimes Brothers Mill 2 North State St. Lexington NC 27292 35.825 -80.2543 Roughly bounded by Broad and Marshall Sts., Holly Ave. and 2000442 Holly Avenue Historic District Business I-40 Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.094 -80.2537 71000576 Old Davidson County Courthouse Main and Center Sts. Lexington NC 27292 35.824 -80.2533 417 First Reformed Church 22 E. Center S. Lexington NC 27292 35.8239 -80.2531 1000375 Bahnson, Agnew Hunter, House Jct. of W. Fifth and Spring Sts. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0984 -80.2529 78001950 Poindexter, H. D., Houses 124 and 130 West End Blvd. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1007 -80.2527 78001951 Shamrock Mills 3rd and Marshall Sts. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0957 -80.2483 4000907 Nissen Building (Boundary Increase) 314 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0981 -80.2473 83001880 Nissen Building 310 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0981 -80.2473 99000843 Indera Mills 400 S. Marshall St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0905 -80.2467 82003453 Rogers, James Mitchell, House 102 S. Cherry St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0942 -80.2465 90000792 Conrad--Starbuck House 118 S. Cherry St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0937 -80.2464 85000876 Blair, William Allen, House 210 S. Cherry St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0923 -80.2461

23 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 83001878 Hylehurst 224 S. Cherry St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0921 -80.2461 77000999 Arista Cotton Mill Complex 200 Brookstown Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0908 -80.2458 Roughly bounded by W. Fifth, W. Eighth, N. Main and N. 2001669 Downtown North Historic District Cherry Sts. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1017 -80.2454 84002269 O’Hanlon Building 103 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0984 -80.245 5000548 Hanes, P.H., Knitting Company 675 N. Main St., 101 W. Sixth St. and 600 N. Chestnut St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1024 -80.2446 91001169 Brickenstein--Leinbach House 426 Old Salem Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0893 -80.244 83001882 Salem Town Hall 301 S. Liberty St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0921 -80.2438 84000535 Lowe, Cicero Francis, House 204 Cascade Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27127 36.0734 -80.2433 98000728 Lloyd Presbyterian Church 748 Chestnut St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.104 -80.2423 98000726 Craver Apartment Building 706-712 Chestnut St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1032 -80.2422 70000454 Single Brothers’ House S. Main and Academy Sts. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0876 -80.2421 66000591 Old Salem Historic District Salem College campus and area near Salem Sq. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0875 -80.242 66000592 Salem Tavern 800 S. Main St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0853 -80.2417 Goler Memorial African Methodist Episcopal 98000727 Zion Church 630 Patterson Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1022 -80.2413 98000729 Robinson, A., Building 707-709 Patterson Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1029 -80.2412 98000725 Brown, W.C., Apartment Building 311-317 E. 7th St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.1028 -80.2411 Smith, W. F., and Sons Leaf House and Brown 78001952 Brothers Company Building 4th St. between Patterson and Linden Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0995 -80.2407 82003452 Gilmer Building 416--424 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0973 -80.2396 84002293 Sosnik-Morris-Early Commercial Block 500 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0979 -80.2489 78001953 South Trade Street Houses 434, 440, and 448 S. Trade St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.089 -80.2455 84002296 Spruce Street YMCA 315 N. Spruce St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.097 -80.2487 91001170 St. Philip’s Moravian Church E side, S. Church St. near Race St., Old Salem Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0843 -80.2404 98000259 Germanton Methodist Church and Cemetery Main St., jct. of Main St. and Willow St. Germanton NC 27019 36.2608 -80.233 79001704 Atkins, S. G., House 346 Atkins St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0915 -80.2285 79001705 Hill, J. S., House 914 Stadium Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27110 36.0904 -80.2282 99000060 Goler Metropolitan AME Zion Church 1435 E. Fourth St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0995 -80.2281 84001992 Beck’s Reformed Church Cemetery SR 2250 Silver Hill NC 27292 35.758 -80.2254 84002000 Everhart, Hamilton, Farm US 52 Midway NC 27295 35.9293 -80.2249 99001618 Atkins High School (former) 1215 N. Cameron Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.11 -80.2226 99001683 Black, George, House and Brickyard 111 Dellabrook Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27105 36.1142 -80.2183 86001686 Danbury Historic District Main St. between Danbury Cemetery Rd. and NC 89 Danbury NC 27016 36.4083 -80.2063 24 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 2000275 Downtown Albemarle Historic District Portions of S. 2nd, W. Main and N. and S. 1st Sts. Albemarle NC 28001 35.3499 -80.199 2001179 Five Points Historic District Jct. of E. Main St., Pee Dee Ave., and 4th St. Albermarle NC 28001 35.3504 -80.1943 93000316 Crews, Thomas A., House 4997 Main St. Walkertown NC 27051 36.1752 -80.1529 4001586 Christ Episcopal Church 412 Summit Ave. Walnut Cove NC 27052 36.2971 -80.1398 Bethany Reformed and Lutheran Church 84001994 Cemetery SR 1716 Midway NC 27360 35.8427 -80.1151 84001997 Emanuel United Church of Christ Cemetery SR 2060 Thomasville NC 27360 35.8427 -80.1151 Roughly bounded by NC 740, Pine St., and Country Club 83004000 Badin Historic District property line Badin NC 28009 35.4036 -80.112 80002822 Brummell’s Inn N of Thomasville Thomasville NC 27265 35.9486 -80.1043 90000355 Church Street School Jasper St., W of Church St. Thomasville NC 27360 35.8892 -80.0889 South 84002004 Fair Grove Methodist Church Cemetery NC 109, SR 2072 and 2070 Thomasville NC 27360 35.8513 -80.078 88000130 First Baptist Church 126 N. Main St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1204 -80.0728 88000133 Kernersville Depot 121 Railroad St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.122 -80.0706 80002836 Beeson, Col. Isaac, House S of Colfax Colfax NC 27235 36.0747 -80.0219 79003347 Harper House SW of Archdale Archdale NC 27370 35.8601 -80.0153 91000260 Hardee Apartments 1102 N. Main St. High Point NC 27262 35.9688 -80.0149 94000190 Grayson, Dr. C. S., House 1009 N. Main St. High Point NC 27262 35.9682 -80.0146 84000117 Endsley-Morgan House Off U.S. 421 Colfax NC 27235 36.1231 -80.0138 88002843 Guilford County Office and Court Building 258 S. Main St. High Point NC 27260 35.9546 -80.0051 83001885 Benbow, Jesse, House II NC 150 Oak Ridge NC 27310 36.1638 -80.0018 82003460 Kilby Hotel 627 E. Washington St. High Point NC 27260 35.9613 -80.0009 82004842 Benbow, Charles, House S of Oak Ridge on NC 150 Oak Ridge NC 27310 36.1636 -79.9923 71000587 Haley, John, House 1805 E. Lexington Ave. High Point NC 27262 35.9795 -79.9917 Roughly bounded by Southern Rwy right-of-way, N. Guthrie 4001393 East Durham Historic District Ave. Holloway St., Hyde Park Ave, S. Plum S Durham NC 27265 36.002 -79.9895 82003462 Guilford Mill SE of Oak Ridge on NC 68 Oak Ridge NC 27310 36.1604 -79.9778 89000466 Hammond, Moses, House 118 Trindale Rd. Archdale NC 27263 35.9141 -79.9734 91001412 Kindley, Wilson, Farm and Kindley Mine NC 1408, E side, 1 mi. N of US 64 Asheboro NC 27205 35.7464 -79.9706 Deep River Friends Meeting House and 95001448 Cemetery 5300 W. Wendover Ave. High Point NC 27265 36.0307 -79.9641 80002898 Boxwoods, The Penn Lane Madison NC 27025 36.382 -79.9625 87002567 Kirkman, O. Arthur, House and Outbuildings 501 W. High St. High Point NC 27260 35.9538 -80.0119 Kirkman, O. Arthur, House and Outbuildings 89000495 (Boundary Increase) 106 Oak St. High Point NC 27260 35.9537 -80.0117

25 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 73001340 Korner’s Folly Main St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1144 -80.0647 84002135 Lambeth, Shadrach, House SR 2062 Thomasville NC 27360 35.8567 -80.0549 2000943 Leak--Chaffin-Browder House NC 8, 0.1 mi. S of jct. with NC 1941 Germantown NC 27019 36.2758 -80.2203 99000061 Mars Hill Baptist Church 1331 E. Fourth St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 36.0995 -80.2297 88000127 McKaughan, Isaac Harrison, House 506 Salisbury St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1141 -80.0775 1121 Mitchell House 411 Biggs Ave. Thomasville NC 27360 35.8792 -80.0941 84002137 Moore, Eli, House SR 1741 High Point NC 27265 35.9811 -80.061 74001376 Moratock Iron Furnace E of Danbury off NC 89 Danbury NC 27016 36.4074 -80.1995 1001074 Mor-Val Hosiery Mill N. Main and E. First Sts. Denton NC 27239 35.6348 -80.1134 84002143 Mount Ebal Methodist Protestant Church End of SR 2518 Denton NC 27239 35.6261 -80.0676 Main St. from First Ave. to 106 and 117 S. Main St., and the 5001447 Mount Gilead Downtown Historic District 100 blks of West Allenton St. Mt. Gilead NC 27306 35.2115 -80.002 83004001 Narrows Dam and Power Plant Complex Yadkin River and SR 1704 Badin NC 28009 35.4186 -80.0922 88000118 North Cherry Street Historic District 100 blk. N. Cherry St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1208 -80.0737 83001887 Oak Ridge Military Academy Historic District NC 150 and NC 68 Oak Ridge NC 27310 36.1756 -79.9865 90002197 Oakwood Historic District 100--300 blocks Oakwood St. High Point NC 27262 35.9562 -80.013 95000180 Opera House--Starnes Jewelers Building 127--133 W. Main St. Albemarle NC 28001 35.3502 -80.1987 79001706 Paisley J. W., House 934 Stadium Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27110 36.0904 -80.2279 97001612 Pee Dee Avenue Historic District Along Pee Dee Ave., roughly from Arey Ave. to Miller St. Albemarle NC 28001 35.3532 -80.1867 78001959 Penn, William, High School Washington Dr. High Point NC 27260 35.962 -79.997 84002145 Pilgrim Reformed Church Cemetery SR 1843 Lexington NC 27295 35.8526 -80.2173 79003350 Pine Hall SR 1901 and NC 772 Pine Hall NC 27042 36.3277 -80.0415 92001172 Randle House S side of NC 1802 at jct. with NC 1743 Norwood NC 28128 35.2626 -80.1037 79001700 Reid Farm W of Jackson Hill on SR 2537 Jackson Hill NC 27239 35.5695 -80.1992 88000129 Roberts--Justice House 133 N. Main St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1205 -80.0728 6000688 Salem Street Historic District 108-301 Salem St., 6-12 Forsyth St., and 6 Leonard St. Thomasville NC 27360 35.8886 -80.0835 82003503 Scales, Alfred Moore, Law Office 307 Carter St. Madison NC 27025 36.3897 -79.9643 Portions of 100 and 200 blks N. Second st. and 100 blk West 5000266 Second Street Historic District North St. Albemarle NC 28001 35.3521 -80.198 82003455 Shaw-Cude House Off SR 2010 Colfax NC 27235 36.124 -79.9831 76001322 Shell Service Station Sprague and Peachtree Sts., NW Winston-Salem NC 27107 36.0675 -80.2139 91000278 Sherrod Park 200--300 blocks Woodrow Ave. High Point NC 27262 35.969 -80.0074 91000264 Siceloff, J. C., House 1104 N. Main St. High Point NC 27262 35.9688 -80.0149 26 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 91001746 Smith Clinic 17 Randolph St. Thomasville NC 27360 35.8821 -80.0812 Snugs, Isaiah Wilson, House, and Marks 95000190 House 112 N. Third St. Albemarle NC 28001 35.3507 -80.1963 88000137 South Main Street Historic District 100--600 blks. of S. Main St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1152 -80.0781 Spring Hill Methodist Protestant Church 84002151 Cemetery SR 1755 High Point NC 27265 35.9709 -80.0553 83001877 Spurgeon House W of High Point High Point NC 27265 35.9874 -80.0882 82003516 St. Philip’s Episcopal Church NC 65 and 8 and SR 1957 Germantown NC 27019 36.2595 -80.2359 79001750 Stokes County Courthouse Main St. between North St. and Courthouse Rd. Danbury NC 27016 36.4095 -80.2058 88000139 Stuart Motor Company 109--111 E. Mountain St. Kernersville NC 27284 36.1196 -80.0725 74001350 Gardner House E of Jamestown on SR 1383 Jamestown NC 27407 35.9885 -79.8909 90000855 Guilford College 5800 W. Friendly Ave. Greensboro NC 27410 36.0944 -79.8825 Guilford College Historic District (Boundary 1000676 Decrease) 5800 Friendly Ave. Greensboro NC 27410 36.0979 -79.8732 82003459 Hillsdale Brick Store NC 150 and SR 2347 Hillsdale NC 27358 36.1987 -79.847 5000957 Greensboro Senior High School 801 Westover Terrace Greensboro NC 27408 36.0839 -79.8156 92000359 Forney, Edward J., House 1402 Spring Garden St. Greensboro NC 27403 36.0654 -79.8127 80002838 Foust, Julius I., Building 1000 W. Spring Garden St. Greensboro NC 27403 36.0665 -79.8055 93001342 Central School 414 Watkins St. Asheboro NC 27203 35.7106 -79.8042 Roughly bounded by W. Market St., S. Cedar St., Oakland 93001191 College Hill Historic District Ave. and McIver St. Greensboro NC 27403 36.069 -79.803 77001000 Bumpas-Troy House 114 S. Mendenhall St. Greensboro NC 27403 36.0728 -79.8026 70000455 Blandwood 447 W. Washington St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0704 -79.7954 79001713 Green Hill Cemetery Gatekeeper’s House 700 Battleground Ave. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0797 -79.7953 79001714 Guilford County Courthouse Market St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0721 -79.7925 80002839 Hillside 301 Fisher Park Circle Greensboro NC 27401 36.0848 -79.7919 80002837 Central Fire Station 318 N. Greene St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0758 -79.7913 Roughly bounded by Fisher and Bessemer Aves. and Wharton 91002006 Fisher Park Historic District and Church Sts. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0831 -79.7901 82003458 Downtown Greensboro Historic District Elm, S. Davie, S. Green, and E. and W. Washington Sts. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0687 -79.7898 85003084 Fields, William, House 447 Arlington St. Greensboro NC 27406 36.0655 -79.7892 83001886 Galloway,John Marion, House 1007 N. Elm St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0863 -79.7892 85000877 Greensboro Historical Museum 130 Summit Ave. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0754 -79.7885 82003457 Dixon-Leftwich-Murphy House 507 Church St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0794 -79.7866 Fisher Park Historic District (Boundary 96000963 Increase) 507 N. Church St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0794 -79.7866

27 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 2000985 Buffalo Presbyterian Church and Cemetery 800 and 803 Sixteenth St. Greensboro NC 27405 36.1093 -79.7799 92000179 Bennett College Historic District Roughy bounded by E. Washington, Bennett and Gorrell Sts. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0675 -79.7793 Agricultural and Technical College of North 88002046 Carolina Historic District E. side of Dudley St. between Bluford St. and Headen Dr. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0743 -79.777 Roughly bounded by Lindsay, Monroe, Jay, Washington, & 86003376 Central Leaksville Historic District Kemp Sts. Eden NC 27288 36.492 -79.7678 83001910 Dempsey-Reynolds-Taylor House 610 Henry St. Eden NC 27288 36.4914 -79.7659 Dudley, James Benson, Senior High School 3000302 and Gymnasium 1200 Lincoln St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0607 -79.7652 89000178 First Baptist Church 538 Greenwood St. Eden NC 27288 36.4962 -79.764 82003501 Bullard-Ray House 650 Washington St. Eden NC 27288 36.4905 -79.7639 Roughly 400 and 500 blks.of Boone Rd., 400 blk. of Chestnut 87001455 Boone Road Historic District and 500 blk. Glovenia Sts., and 200 blk. Eden NC 27288 36.4966 -79.7607 92000360 East White Oak School, Former 1801 Tenth St. Greensboro NC 27405 36.101 -79.76 93000235 Chinqua--Penn Plantation NC 1998 N side, 0.2 mi. W of jct. with NC 1987 Reidsville NC 27320 36.3844 -79.6997 Roughly bounded by Deep River, Sunrise Ave., Clark St., and 84000587 Franklinville Historic District Greensboro Rd. Franklinville NC 27248 35.7459 -79.6973 86003386 First Baptist Church 401 S. Scales St. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3574 -79.6644 75001288 Cascade Plantation NE of Eden off NC 770 Eden NC 27288 36.5226 -79.6578 78001970 Deep River-Columbia Manufacturing Company Main St. Ramseur NC 27316 35.7299 -79.654 76001334 Coleridge Historic District NC 22 Coleridge NC 27316 35.6397 -79.6163 4001522 Foust, Daniel P., House 439 Brightwood Church Rd. Whitsett NC 27249 36.0796 -79.5807 74001373 High Rock Farm SE of Reidsville on SR 2619 Williamsburg NC 27320 36.26 -79.5663 80002840 Holly Gate NC 61 Whitsett NC 27377 36.0717 -79.5635 93001197 Fogleman, Polly, House 4331 Brick Church Rd. Burlington NC 27215 36.0042 -79.5366 70000436 Allen House SW of Burlington on Rte. 1, off SC 62 Burlington NC 27215 36.0091 -79.5208 70000435 Alamance Battleground State Historic Site SW of Burlington on Rte. 1, off NC 62, near jct. with Rte. 1129 Alamance NC 27215 36.0075 -79.5195 88000175 Hoskins House Historic District Intersection of New Garden Rd. and US 220 Greensboro NC 27410 36.1385 -79.8523 79001715 Ireland, Charles H., House 602 W. Friendly Ave. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0738 -79.7973 Roughly bounded by Buffalo Cr., Battleground Ave., Cornwallis 94001050 Irving Park Historic District Dr. and W. Northwood St. Greensboro NC 27408 36.0963 -79.798 91001779 Jamestown High School, Former 200 W. Main St. Jamestown NC 27282 35.9925 -79.9385 73001345 Jamestown Historic District Both sides of U.S. 29A Jamestown NC 27265 35.9943 -79.9451 76001326 Jefferson Standard Building Elm and Market Sts. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0725 -79.7902 86003387 Jennings--Baker House 608 Vance St. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3562 -79.6776 94000218 Kellenberger Estate 1415 Kellenberger Rd. Greensboro NC 27406 36.0535 -79.6716

28 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 91000265 Kimrey--Haworth House 5307 W. Friendly Ave. Greensboro NC 27410 36.0893 -79.8789 85002415 King, Dr. Franklin, House--Idlewild 700 blk. of Bridge St. Eden NC 27288 36.4904 -79.7607 82001298 Latham-Baker House 412 Fisher Park Circle Greensboro NC 27401 36.0834 -79.7914 87001422 Leaksville Commercial Historic District 622--656 Washington & 634 Monroe Sts. Eden NC 27288 36.4903 -79.7638 89000179 Leaksville--Spray Institute 609 College St. Eden NC 27288 36.4946 -79.7598 5000085 Lewis--Thornburg Farm NC 1107, approx 1.5 mi. S of jct. with NC 1170 Asheboro NC 27205 35.6163 -79.9445 Roughly along W of Norfolk & Southern RR bet. Butler Ave. 1426 Liberty Historic District and W. Patterson Ave., inc. the 100 blk. o Liberty NC 27298 35.8564 -79.5724 78001957 Low House S of Gibsonville Whitsett NC 27377 36.0498 -79.57 92000178 Lyndon Street Townhouses 195--201 Lyndon St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0711 -79.785 90001919 Marley House N side of US 64 .1 mi. W of jct. with SR 2475 Staley NC 27355 35.7442 -79.5504 85003217 Martin, Harden Thomas, House 204 N. Mendenhall St. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0744 -79.8025 3000341 McCollum, Reuben Wallace, House 2203 S. Scales St. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3272 -79.6656 92000177 McIver, Charles D., School, Former 617 W. Lee St. Greensboro NC 27403 36.0641 -79.8003 94001632 McLean, Dr. Joseph A., House US 70 N side, 0.1 mi. W of jct. with NC 3053 Sedalia NC 27301 36.0707 -79.6313 72000964 Mendenhall, Richard, Plantation Buildings U.S. 29 Jamestown NC 27282 35.9927 -79.9486 87000914 Mt. Sinai Baptist Church 512 Henry St. Eden NC 27288 36.4941 -79.7685 86003388 North Washington Avenue Workers’ House E side of 300 blk. of N. Washington Ave. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3651 -79.671 76001327 Oakdale Cotton Mill Village SR 1352 and SR 1144 Jamestown NC 27282 35.9806 -79.9296 88002029 Palmer Memorial Institute Historic District Along US 70 W of jct. with NC 3056 Sedalia NC 27249 36.0672 -79.6233 83003992 Penn House 324 Maple Ave. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3583 -79.6683 92001888 Pomona High School, Former 221 Spring Garden St. Greensboro NC 27406 36.0676 -79.7925 91001171 Ragsdale Farm 404 E. Main St. Jamestown NC 27282 35.9966 -79.9306 5000326 Randleman Graded School 130 W. Academy St. Randleman NC 27317 35.8179 -79.8056 79001746 Randolph County Courthouse Worth St. Asheboro NC 27203 35.7061 -79.8129 74001374 Reid, Gov. David S., House 219 SE Market St. Reidsville NC 27320 36.36 -79.6628 93001540 Reidsville High School, Former 116 N. Franklin St. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3621 -79.6696 Roughly bounded by W. Morehead, Southern Railway tracks, 86003391 Reidsville Historic District Lawson Ave., Main, Piedmontg, Vance and Lin Reidsville NC 27320 36.3563 -79.6664 Roughly bounded by Southern RR, N. Buffalo Creek, 84002324 Revolution Cotton Mills Yanceyville and 9th Sts. Greensboro NC 27405 36.0992 -79.778 NW side of Richardson Dr. between Coach Rd. and Woodland 86003390 Richardson Houses Historic District Dr. Reidsville NC 27320 36.3419 -79.6824 92000180 Richardson, L., Memorial Hospital, Former 603 S. Benbow Rd. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0687 -79.7707 84002328 Scott, Thomas, House SR 1001 Greensboro NC 27455 36.1683 -79.7907 29 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 78001958 Sherwood, Michael, House 426 W. Friendly Ave. Greensboro NC 27401 36.0737 -79.7947 84002330 Smith, Francis Marion, House 204 Railroad Ave. Gibsonville NC 27249 36.105 -79.5415 Roughly bounded by Gorrell, Martin, E. Bragg, Sevier, Omaha, 91001812 South Greensboro Historic District Broad, Caldwell, Andrew, Vance, McCullo Greensboro NC 27406 36.061 -79.7847 Roughly bounded by Warehouse, Rhode Island, River Dr., 86003371 Spray Industrial Historic District Washburn Rd., the Smith River, E. Early Ave., Eden NC 27288 36.5107 -79.7558 89000177 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church 604 Morgan Rd. Eden NC 27288 36.5168 -79.7608 73001338 Stagville Near jct. of SR 1004 and 1632 Durham NC 27408 36.1169 -79.8374 93000302 Sternberger, Sigmund, House 712 Summit Ave. Greensboro NC 27405 36.081 -79.7798 5000437 Summerfield Historic District 4105-4210 Oak Ridge Rd. and 7702-7804 Summerfield Rd. Summerfield NC 27358 36.2069 -79.9056 Roughly bounded by Chestnut, E. Bessemer, Cypress, Dewey, 93000768 Summit Avenue Historic District Park, and Percy Sts. Greensboro NC 27405 36.0817 -79.7817 84000301 Altamahaw Mill Office SR 1002 and SR 1567 Altamahaw NC 27244 36.1838 -79.507 77000988 Holt, L. Banks, House S of Alamance on NC 62 Alamance NC 27215 36.0189 -79.4913 87000454 Kernodle--Pickett House Jct. of NC 1136 and NC 1131 Bellemont NC 27215 36.0218 -79.4615 87001099 Bellemont Mill Village Historic District E and W side of NC 49, S of jct. with Great Alamance Creek Bellemont NC 27215 36.0258 -79.4424 73001311 Yanceyville Historic District W. Main St., Courthouse Sq., and North Ave. to Church St. Yanceyville NC 27379 36.4052 -79.3403 79001688 Poteat House N of Yanceyville on NC 62 Yanceyville NC 27212 36.4196 -79.31 Yanceyville 85000379 Melrose/Williamson House Off NC 62 Township NC 27212 36.4283 -79.2971 97000238 Johnston, John, House 1325 NC 62, N. Yanceyville NC 27212 36.4356 -79.2826 70000558 Abbeville Opera House Court Sq. Abbeville SC 29620 34.1778 -82.3781 70000558 Abbeville Opera House Court Sq. Abbeville SC 29620 34.1778 -82.3781 70000559 Burt, Armistead, House 306 N. Main St. Abbeville SC 29620 34.1803 -82.382 Roughly bounded by Seaboard Coastline RR, SR 72, Rickey, 72001183 Abbeville Historic District Haight, Hemphill and Haigler Sts. Abbeville SC 29620 34.1811 -82.3783 79002372 Anderson Downtown Historic District Main St. between Tribble and Market Sts. Anderson SC 29624 34.4974 -82.6494 71000740 Caldwell-Johnson-Morris Cottage 220 E. Morris St. Anderson SC 29624 34.4991 -82.6462 Bounded by Hampton, Main, Franklin, McDuffie, Benson, and 71000739 Anderson Historic District Fant Sts. Anderson SC 29624 34.5 -82.6474 Anderson Downtown Historic District (Boundary 87001996 Increase) 402 N. Main St. Anderson SC 29624 34.5038 -82.6499 98000556 Anderson College Historic District 316 Boulevard Ave. Anderson SC 29621 34.5137 -82.6381 79002373 Belton Depot Public Sq Belton SC 29627 34.5224 -82.4945 87001948 Belton Standpipe McGee St. Belton SC 29627 34.5225 -82.4915 80003652 Chamberlain-Kay House 205 River St. Belton SC 29627 34.5239 -82.4917 97000742 Boone--Douthit House 1000 Milwee Creek Rd. Pendleton SC 29670 34.6063 -82.7311 30 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 89002140 Clemson College Sheep Barn S. Palmetto Blvd., Clemson University campus Clemson SC 29634 34.6767 -82.8302 89002139 Clemson University Historic District II Center of campus Clemson SC 29634 34.6777 -82.838 72001186 Ashtabula 1.25 mi. NE of Pendleton off SC 88 Pendleton SC 29670 34.6788 -82.7567 89002138 Clemson University Historic District I Northern portion of campus along US 76 Clemson SC 29631 34.6796 -82.834 83002196 Cureton-Huff House SW of Simpsonville off SC 176 Simpsonville SC 29673 34.6927 -82.3337 94000475 Central High School 304 Church St. Central SC 29630 34.7171 -82.7731 99000102 Brushy Creek 327 Rice St. Greenville SC 29605 34.81 -82.3885 82003853 American Cigar Factory E. Ct. St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8483 -82.3987 97000743 Carolina Supply Company 35 W Court St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8486 -82.4005 82003855 Davenport Apartments 400--402 E. Washington St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8492 -82.3952 82003854 Chamber of Commerce Building 130 S. Main St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8493 -82.3997 71000784 Christ Church (Episcopal) and Churchyard 10 N. Church St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8506 -82.395 74001859 Beattie, Fountain Fox, House N. Church St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8527 -82.3942 78002513 Broad Margin 9 W. Avondale Dr. Greenville SC 29609 34.8737 -82.3899 3000207 Aiken, Hugh, House 1 Parkside Dr. Greenville SC 29609 34.877 -82.3903 Civilian Conservation Corps Quarry No. 1 and 89000479 Truck Trail Off Section Rd. 25/Hickory Hollow Rd., .7 mi. S of SC 11 Pickens SC 29671 35.0046 -82.7125 .2 mi. N of Section Rd. 69/Sliding Rock Rd. near Oolenoy 89000480 Civilian Conservation Corps Quarry No. 2 River Pickens SC 29671 35.0058 -82.7213 82003860 Lanneau-Norwood House 417 Belmont Ave. Greenville SC 29601 34.8338 -82.3931 3000270 Liberty Colored High School Jct. of SC 93 and Rosewood St. Liberty SC 29657 34.7897 -82.6895 72001212 McBee Methodist Church Main St. Conestee SC 29605 34.7666 -82.3525 82003861 Mills Mill Mills and Guess Sts. Greenville SC 29605 34.8275 -82.4096 5001159 Monaghan Mill 201 Smythe St. Greenville SC 29611 34.8679 -82.4246 1000312 Morgan House 416 Church St. Central SC 29630 34.7174 -82.7749 79002390 Old Pickens Jail Johnson and Pendleton Sts. Pickens SC 29671 34.8813 -82.7062 71000794 Old Stone Church and Cemetery 1.5 mi. N of Pendleton off U.S. 76 Pendleton SC 29631 34.6636 -82.8158 3000659 Oolenoy Baptist Church Cemetery 201 Miracle Hill Rd. Pickens SC 29685 34.9917 -82.8055 73001673 Orr, Dr. Samuel Marshall, House 809 W. Market St. Anderson SC 29624 34.5004 -82.6606 98000416 Paris Mountain State Park Historic District 2401 State Park Rd. Greenville SC 29609 34.9403 -82.3939 96000144 Parker High School Auditorium 900 Woodside Ave. City View SC 29601 34.8592 -82.4153 93001407 Pelzer Presbyterian Church 13 Lebby St. Pelzer SC 29669 34.6433 -82.4648 Bounded on W by Hopewell and Treaty Oak, N by Old Stone 70000560 Pendleton Historic District Church, E by Montpelier, and S by town limit Pendleton SC 29670 34.652 -82.804 31 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Pettigru, Whitsett, Williams, Manly, E. Washington, Broadus, 82003862 Pettigru Street Historic District Toy, and Boyce Sts. Greenville SC 29601 34.8499 -82.3895 82003863 Poinsett Hotel 120 S. Main St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8494 -82.3996 92000023 Ramer, Ralph John, House 402 Boulevard Anderson SC 29621 34.5133 -82.6406 73001711 Reedy River Falls Historic Park and Greenway Both banks of Reedy River from the falls to Church St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8445 -82.4008 Reedy River Falls Historic Park and Greenway Roughly bounded by S. Main and Church Sts., and 78003205 (Boundary Increase) Camperdown Way Greenville SC 29601 34.8435 -82.4009 79002383 Reedy River Industrial District Along Reedy River between River St. and Camperdown Way Greenville SC 29601 34.8467 -82.4013 5001155 Richland Cemetery Hilly St. and Sunflower St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8554 -82.3944 87002058 Sheriff Mill Complex SR 40 Easley SC 29642 34.7882 -82.5687 99000201 Shirley, Obediah, House Bagwell Rd. Honea Path SC 29654 34.4519 -82.4136 4001564 Smith, J. Warren, House 21 N. Palmetto St. Liberty SC 29657 34.7879 -82.6954 5001156 Springwood Cemetery Main St. and Elford St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8546 -82.3929 1001161 Stribling, J.C., Barn 220 Issaqueena Tr. Clemson SC 29631 34.6696 -82.7957 78002514 Wesley, John, Methodist Episcopal Church 101 E. Court St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8485 -82.3992 Roughly, jct. of Pendleton, River, Augusta and S. Main Sts. 92001751 West End Commercial Historic District and E along Main to Camperdown Way Greenville SC 29601 34.8445 -82.4041 West End Commercial Historic District 98000559 (Boundary Increase) 631 S. Main St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8447 -82.4026 69000168 Whitehall 310 W. Earle St. Greenville SC 29609 34.8635 -82.4013 82003864 Williams-Earle House 319 Grove Rd. Greenville SC 29605 34.826 -82.4053 71000741 Woodburn End of Woodburn Rd., W of Pendleton Pendleton SC 29670 34.6407 -82.796 98000422 Woodson Farmstead 3 Powdersville Rd. Greenville SC 29642 34.7887 -82.4907 Working Benevolent Temple and Professional 82003865 Building Broad and Fall Sts. Greenville SC 29601 34.8472 -82.3991 93000904 Wyche, C. Granville, House 2900 Augusta Rd. Greenville SC 29605 34.8133 -82.383 74001818 Young Place SC 185 Due West SC 29639 34.3331 -82.3986 74001818 Young Place SC 185 Due West SC 29639 34.3331 -82.3986 66000708 Fort Hill Clemson University campus Clemson SC 29634 34.6778 -82.8389 70000594 Hanover House Clemson University campus Clemson SC 29634 34.6765 -82.8307 72001217 Hagood Mill 3.5 mi. NW of Pickens on U.S. 178 Pickens SC 29671 34.927 -82.7219 1001160 Griffin--Christopher House 208 Ann St. Pickens SC 29671 34.8853 -82.7085 97001185 Hagood--Mauldin House 104 N. Lewis St. Pickens SC 29671 34.8845 -82.7055 98001646 Easley High School Auditorium 112 Russell St. Easley SC 29640 34.8304 -82.6016 83002197 Goodwin, John H., House SC 11 at U.S. 25 Travelers Rest SC 29690 35.0885 -82.452

32 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 69000167 Earle Town House 107 James St. Greenville SC 29609 34.8631 -82.4066 82003858 Hampton-Pinckney Historic District Extension Hampton, Lloyd, Hudson Sts., Butler and Asbury Aves. Greenville SC 29601 34.8564 -82.4061 Hampton Ave. and Pinckney St. between Butler Ave. and 77001226 Hampton-Pinckney Historic District Lloyd St. Greenville SC 29601 34.856 -82.4056 82003856 Earle, Col. Elias, Historic District Earle, James, N. Main, and Rutherford Sts. Greenville SC 29609 34.8631 -82.4014 77001225 Downtown Baptist Church 101 W. McBee Ave. Greenville SC 29601 34.8501 -82.4009 85002167 Imperial Hotel 201 W. Washington St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8513 -82.4008 94000300 Greenville County Courthouse 130 S. Main St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8493 -82.3997 89002152 First National Bank 102 S. Main St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8495 -82.3996 82003857 Greenville Gas and Electric Light Company 211 E. Broad St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8467 -82.3974 4000589 Gilfillin and Houston Building 217-219 E. Washington St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8502 -82.3971 80003671 Donaldson, T. Q., House 412 Crescent Ave. Greenville SC 29605 34.8323 -82.3962 Roughly bounded by East Park Ave., Bennett St., Harcourt Dr., 5001157 East Park Historic District and Rowley St. Greenville SC 29601 34.8585 -82.3915 75001699 Kilgore, Josiah, House N. Church and Academy Sts. Greenville SC 29601 34.8549 -82.3913 82003859 Isaqueena 106 DuPont Dr. Greenville SC 29607 34.8619 -82.3738 76001703 Gilreath’s Mill 4 mi. NW of Greer on SC 101 Greer SC 29651 34.973 -82.2787 3000660 Burdette Building 104 E. Curtis St. Simpsonville SC 29681 34.7377 -82.2551 77001224 Fairview Presbyterian Church W of Fountain Inn off SC 418 Fountain Inn SC 29644 34.6437 -82.2512 78002512 Bates, William, House E of Greenville on SC 14 Greenville SC 29615 34.8482 -82.2341 96000985 James, Louie, House 401 W. Poinsett St. Greer SC 29650 34.9402 -82.2328 98001623 Davenport House 100 Randall St. Greer SC 29651 34.936 -82.2296 Roughly bounded by Trade, E. Poinsett, Randall, Victoria, and 97001156 Greer Downtown Historic District N. Main Sts. Greer SC 29650 34.9377 -82.2283 82003867 Barnwell, Arthur, House S of Greer on SR 14 Greer SC 29650 34.855 -82.2278 87000409 Greer Depot 311 Trade St. Greer SC 29651 34.9364 -82.2261 5001100 Cannon Building 100 N. Main St. Fountain Inn SC 29644 34.6927 -82.199 70000590 Poinsett Bridge About 4 mi. N of Tigerville on CR 42 Tigerville SC 29356 35.1296 -82.3848 89000482 Roper House Complex SC Section Rd. 25, .1 mi. SE of SC 11 Pickens SC 29671 35.0217 -82.6918 87002520 Salmon, George, House SC 414, 1.8 mi. W of US 25 Travelers Rest SC 29690 35.0352 -82.4584 92001309 Simpsonville Baptist Church 106 Church St. Simpsonville SC 29681 34.7387 -82.2529 Table Rock Civilian Conservation Corps Camp 89000481 Site Table Rock State Park Rd. Ext. at SC 11 Pickens SC 29671 35.0216 -82.6982 89000478 Table Rock State Park Historic District SC 11, 4.5 mi. E of SC Primary Rd. 45 Pickens SC 29671 35.0354 -82.7084 98001624 Turner, R. Perry, House 211 N. Main St. Greer SC 29650 34.9406 -82.2256 33 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 98001625 Turner, Robert G., House 305 N. Main St. Greer SC 29650 34.9412 -82.2251 87000678 Woodside Cotton Mill Village Historic District Woodside Ave. and E. Main St. Woodside SC 29615 34.8559 -82.3191 75001684 Calhoun, Patrick, Family Cemetery 9.5 mi. SW of Abbeville on SC 823 Abbeville SC 29620 34.062 -82.4456 75001684 Calhoun, Patrick, Family Cemetery 9.5 mi. SW of Abbeville on SC 823 Abbeville SC 29620 34.062 -82.4456 83002181 Harbison College President’s Home N of Abbeville on SC 20 Abbeville SC 29620 34.1959 -82.3844 71000738 Trinity Episcopal Church and Cemetery Church St. Abbeville SC 29620 34.1764 -82.3799 74001876 McMakin’s Tavern NW of Lyman off SC 358 Lyman SC 29365 34.9732 -82.1516 1000755 Hurricane Tavern 4101 SC 101 Woodruff SC 29388 34.8011 -82.1232 97001105 Reidville Academy Faculty House Jct. of College and Main Sts. Reidville SC 29375 34.8603 -82.114 3000695 Bush House 3960 New Cut Rd. Inman SC 29349 35.0225 -82.0841 4001591 Shiloh Methodist Church Blackstock Rd. Inman SC 29349 35.0264 -82.0839 98000558 New Hope Farm 10088 Greenville Hwy. Wellford SC 29385 34.9385 -82.0718 4001563 First Presbyterian Church of Woodruff 300 W. Georgia St. Woodruff SC 29388 34.7387 -82.0399 73001731 Nicholls-Crook House 15 mi. SW of Spartanburg off U.S. 221 Spartanburg SC 29388 34.7825 -82.0224 78002529 Anderson’s Mill W of Spartanburg off SC 296 Spartanburg SC 29369 34.8831 -82.0114 69000174 Price’s Post Office SE of Moore at jct. of CR 86, 199, 200 Moore SC 29388 34.7758 -81.9698 79002394 Mountain Shoals Plantation Jct. of U.S. 221 and SC 92 Enoree SC 29335 34.6526 -81.9635 8 mi. SE of Spartanburg, about 1 mi. E of jct. of U.S. 921 and 70000603 Walnut Grove Plantation I-26 Spartanburg SC 29376 34.8258 -81.9598 74001878 Smith’s Tavern E of SC 49 Roebuck SC 29306 34.8606 -81.9462 76001711 Bon Haven 728 N. Church St. Spartanburg SC 29303 34.9635 -81.9429 1234 Fremont School 600 Magnolia St. Spartanburg SC 29303 34.9603 -81.9419 71000807 Seay, Jammie, House Darby Rd. off Crescent Ave. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9304 -81.9413 70000601 Evins-Bivings House 563 N. Church St. Spartanburg SC 29303 34.9597 -81.9403 5001158 Arcadia Mill No. 2 100 W. Cleveland St. Spartanburg SC 29303 34.9588 -81.939 1000311 Hotel Oregon 247 and 249 Magnolia St. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9527 -81.9361 73001730 Cleveland Law Range 171 Magnolia St. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9511 -81.9342 76001712 Duncan, Bishop William Wallace, House 249 N. Church St. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9532 -81.9338 3001002 Central Methodist Church 233 N. Church St. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9522 -81.933 83002209 Spartanburg Historic District W. Main, Magnolia, Wall, Ezell, and Spring Sts. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9494 -81.9329 80003711 Morgan, Daniel, Monument Main and Church Sts. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9496 -81.9317 Roughly bounded by Spring, Henry, Hydrick, Peronneau Sts., 83002208 Hampton Heights Historic District Hampton Dr., and Hampton Ave., (both side Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9413 -81.9315 34 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Spartanburg Historic District (Boundary 19 Increase) 100 Blk. of E. Main St. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9498 -81.931 96000405 Palmetto Theater 172 E. Main St. Spartanburg SC 29306 34.9499 -81.9301 3000205 Alexander House 319 E. Main St. Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9511 -81.9246 553 Church of the Advent 141 Advent St. Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9498 -81.9246 75001706 Converse College Historic District 580 E. Main St. Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9549 -81.917 84000345 Montgomery, Walter Scott, House 314 S. Pine St. Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9479 -81.916 3000271 American Legion Building 94 W. Park Dr. Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9349 -81.9141 70000602 Foster’s Tavern 191 Cedar Spring Rd. Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9213 -81.887 88001845 Golightly-Dean House SC 56 Spartanburg SC 29302 34.8745 -81.8823 77001232 Walker Hall SE of Spartanburg on SC 56 Spartanburg SC 29302 34.9103 -81.8798 89000002 Hicks, Zeno, House US 221 and Mill Gap Rd. Chesnee SC 29323 35.1521 -81.8555 95000638 Bivings--Converse House 1 Douglas St. Glendale SC 29346 34.9428 -81.8363 82001526 Glenn Springs Historic District SC 150 and Rich Hill Rd. Glenn Springs SC 29302 34.818 -81.8288 74001885 Battle of Blackstock’s Historic Site W of Union off SC 49 Union SC 29335 34.6726 -81.8188 70000600 Camp Hill S of Glenn Springs on SC 215 Glenn Springs SC 29374 34.7894 -81.8162 66000072 Cowpens National Battlefield 2 mi. E of Chesnee at jct. of SC 11 and 110 Chesnee SC 29341 35.134 -81.8108 97001104 Cowpens Depot 120 Palmetto St. Cowpens SC 29330 35.015 -81.8031 71000811 Cross Keys House SW of Union on SC 49 Union SC 29379 34.6342 -81.7739 6001231 Marysville School Sunny Acres Rd. Pacolet SC 29373 34.9184 -81.7573 5001571 Pacolet Mills Cloth Room and Warehouse 1560 Sunny Acres Rd. Pacolet SC 29373 34.9202 -81.7428 74001886 Cedar Bluff SC 49 Union SC 29379 34.6631 -81.7425 4000760 Pacolet Mill Office 180 Montgomery Ave. Pacolet SC 29372 34.9211 -81.7418 1001159 Magness--Humphries House 101 Grassy Pond Rd. Gaffney SC 29341 35.1401 -81.7206 73001734 Means House 2 mi. SW of Jonesville on SC 12 Jonesville SC 29353 34.8094 -81.715 86000594 Jefferies House 306 S. Grannard St. Gaffney SC 29340 35.071 -81.6527 86000591 Irene Mill Finishing Plant W side of Buford St. between Liberty and Logan Sts. Gaffney SC 29340 35.0745 -81.6431 74001884 Union County Jail Main St. Union SC 29379 34.7153 -81.6269 74001882 Jeter, Gov. Thomas B., House 203 Thompson Blvd. Union SC 29379 34.7222 -81.6267 96000835 Union Community Hospital 213 W. Main St. Union SC 29379 34.7151 -81.6253 Union Downtown Historic District (Boundary 3000206 Increase) 125-129 W. Main St. Union SC 29379 34.715 -81.6246 Roughly bounded by E. Academy, N. Church, Main, and N. 89000795 Union Downtown Historic District Herndon Sts., Sharpe Ave., and N. Gadberry St Union SC 29379 34.7158 -81.6232 35 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude Union High School--Main Street Grammar 89000797 School E. Main and N. Church Sts. Union SC 29379 34.7155 -81.6201 82001527 Williams Place SW of Glenn Springs on SR 113 Glenn Springs SC 29374 34.7523 -81.8752 74001879 Wofford College Historic District Wofford College campus Spartanburg SC 29303 34.9585 -81.9343 6000578 Woodruff High School 239 E. Hayne St. Woodruff SC 29388 34.7391 -82.0345 90001506 Buffalo Mill Historic District Village of Buffalo and immediate surroundings Buffalo SC 29321 34.7238 -81.6826 3000272 McWhirter House 415 Pacolet St. Jonesville SC 29353 34.8371 -81.6798 70000605 Rose Hill 9 mi. SSW of Union on CR 16 Union SC 29379 34.5988 -81.6565 587 Carnegie Free Library 210 N. Limestone St. Gaffney SC 29340 35.0733 -81.6489 77001219 Davis, Winnie, Hall 1115 College Dr. Gaffney SC 29340 35.057 -81.6486 Roughly bounded by Floyd Baker Blvd., Johnson and 86000601 Gaffney Residential Historic District Thompson Sts., Rutledge and Fairview Aves., and Li Gaffney SC 29340 35.0669 -81.6482 86000597 Limestone Springs Historic District O'Neal St. extension and Limestone College campus Gaffney SC 29340 35.0539 -81.6479 Roughly N. Limestone St. between Cherokee Ave. and E. 86000602 Gaffney Commercial Historic District Meadow St. Gaffney SC 29340 35.0723 -81.6469 86000598 Settlemyer House 915 N. Limehouse St. Gaffney SC 29340 35.0798 -81.6431 74001883 Merridun 100 Merridun Pl. Union SC 29379 34.7189 -81.6273 70000604 Herndon Terrace N. Pinckney St. and Catherine St. Union SC 29379 34.7232 -81.6267 89000939 Corinth Baptist Church N. Herndon St. Union SC 29379 34.7165 -81.6248 South Street--South Church Street Historic 83002211 District Roughly South St. between Church & Boyce Sts. Union SC 29379 34.7125 -81.6234 76001714 Meng House 117 Academy St. Union SC 29379 34.7189 -81.623 84000346 Fair Forest Hotel 221 E. Main St. Union SC 29379 34.7154 -81.6223 75001709 Culp House 300 N. Mountain St. Union SC 29379 34.7187 -81.6218 South Street--South Church Street Historic 89000798 District (Boundary Increase) Roughly S. Church St. from South St. to Henrietta St. Union SC 29379 34.7107 -81.6217 78002534 Central Graded School 309 Academy St. Unlon SC 29379 34.7176 -81.6211 73001735 Dawkins, Judge Thomas, House Dawkins Court, N of E. Main St. Union SC 29379 34.7186 -81.6205 East Main Street--Douglass Heights Historic Roughly bounded by Perrin Ave., S. Church St., and E. Main 89000796 District St., and 100--121 Douglass Heights Union SC 29379 34.7157 -81.613 80003716 Allison Plantation Off SC 40 and SC 60 York SC 29743 35.0023 -81.3753 1001202 Sharon Downtown Historic District York St. and Woodlawn Ave. Sharon SC 29742 34.9516 -81.3413 94001572 Hill, W. L., Store 3034 York St. Sharon SC 29742 34.9513 -81.3379 3000273 Hill Complex Historic District York and Shannon Sts. Sharon SC 29742 34.9525 -81.3364 85000246 Mayfair Off SC 215 Jenkinsville SC 29065 34.2617 -81.2926 84000572 Glenn, Dr. John, House SC 215 Jenkinsville SC 29180 34.2474 -81.2514

36 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 84000576 High Point SC 215 Jenkinsville SC 29180 34.2463 -81.2486 84000652 New Hope A.R.P. Church and Session House NW of Winnsboro Winnsboro SC 29014 34.5093 -81.2461 84000592 Albion W of Winnsboro off SC 34 Winnsboro SC 29014 34.4561 -81.2429 82001520 People’s Free Library of SC Church St. Lowrys SC 29706 34.8044 -81.2411 77001236 Hart House 220 E. Liberty St. York SC 29745 34.9922 -81.2382 99000816 Clover Downtown Historic District Jct. of Main and Kings Mountain Sts. Clover SC 29710 35.1118 -81.2264 72001203 Chester Historic District Commercial area centered around jct. of U.S. 321 and SC 72 Chester SC 29706 34.7057 -81.2151 73001704 Chester City Hall and Opera House Corner of West End and Columbia Sts. Chester SC 29706 34.7031 -81.2128 Roughly bounded by Hemphill Ave., Brawley, Saluda, and 87000684 Chester Historic District (Boundary Increase) FooteSts. and along Reedy St. Chester SC 29706 34.7078 -81.2127 84000614 Old Stone House Off SC 34 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3968 -81.1976 82003907 Hightower Hall York County Rd 165 McConnells SC 29726 34.881 -81.181 84000624 The Oaks SC 213 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3541 -81.1787 71000812 Brattonsville Historic District E of McConnellsville on CR 165 off SC 13 McConnellsville SC 29726 34.8678 -81.1772 84000607 Lemmon, Bob, House Off SC 213 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3289 -81.1756 77001233 Bethesda Presbyterian Church 3.5 mi. NE of McConnells on SC 322 McConnells SC 29745 34.8978 -81.1753 99000104 Williams House US 321, near Ulmer Ulmer SC 29726 34.8887 -81.2122 74001887 Wilson House 3 S. Congress St. York SC 29745 34.9938 -81.2421 78002536 Witherspoon-Hunter House 15 W. Liberty St. York SC 29745 34.9944 -81.2425 79002396 York Historic District SC 5 and U.S. 321 York SC 29745 34.998 -81.2261 84000627 Tocaland Off SC 34 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3404 -81.0713 77001234 Ebenezer Academy 2132 Ebenezer Rd. Rock Hill SC 29732 34.9667 -81.0523 92000651 Afro--American Insurance Company Building 558 S. Dave Lyle Blvd. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9217 -81.0357 71000762 Catholic Presbyterian Church 14 mi. S of Chester on SC 97 and CR 355 Chester SC 29014 34.5989 -81.0351 84000591 Vaughn’s Stage Coach Stop SC 34 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3099 -81.0329 71000764 Elliott House N of Richburg off SC 901 on CR 136 Richburg SC 29729 34.73 -81.0298 Along Oakland Ave. between Cherry Rd. and Stewart Ave. on 86003469 Winthrop College Historic District the Winthrop College campus Rock Hill SC 29733 34.9395 -81.0297 Roughly, Marion St. from Hampton St. to Center St. and 92000654 Marion Street Area Historic District Center from State St. to Marion Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9203 -81.0283 81000571 Withers Building Oakland Ave. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.8411 -81.028 82003908 Anderson House 227 Oakland Ave. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9322 -81.0252 92000653 First Presbyterian Church 234 E. Main St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9243 -81.025 Charlotte Avenue--Aiken Avenue Historic Roughly, Aiken Ave. from College Ave. to Charlotte Ave. and 92000659 District Charlotte from Aiken to Union Ave. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9357 -81.024 37 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 92000652 Hermon Presbyterian Church 446 Dave Lyle Blvd. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9298 -81.0208 Highland Park Manufacturing Plant and Cotton 92000655 Oil Complex 869 Standard St., 732 and 737 E. White St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9207 -81.0114 Main, Church, College, Bonner, Hayne, Washington, 82003825 Erskine College-Due West Historic District Cleveland, Depot, & Abbeville Sts. Due West SC 29639 34.3293 -82.3903 94001564 Donalds Grange No. 497 SC 184 Donalds SC 29638 34.3683 -82.3516 98000561 Greenville Presbyterian Church Greenville Church Rd. Donalds SC 29638 34.3472 -82.3035 Old Cokesbury and Masonic Female College 70000589 and Conference School N of Greenwood at jct. of SR 246 and 254 Cokesbury SC 29653 34.2748 -82.2171 95000633 Charlton Hall Plantation House SC 101, approximately 2.5 mi. S of Hickory Tavern Hickory Tavern SC 29360 34.4944 -82.1682 4000354 Gray Court--Owings School 9210 SC 14 Gray Court SC 29645 34.6197 -82.1228 82003874 Dial, Allen, House SR 729 Laurens SC 29360 34.4768 -82.1012 83002200 Irby-Henderson-Todd House 112 Todd Ave. Laurens SC 29360 34.4918 -82.0302 86003151 Duckett, Charles H., House 105 Downs St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4949 -82.0278 86003164 Laurens Historic District (Boundary Increase) Both sides of W. Main St. from 742 to 964 W. Main St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4935 -82.0277 78002520 Owings, John Calvin, House 787 W. Main St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4947 -82.0271 74001861 Dunklin, James, House 544 W. Main St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4967 -82.0218 80003675 Laurens Historic District U.S. 221 and U.S. 76 Laurens SC 29360 34.4976 -82.0196 86003149 Albright--Dukes House 127 Academy St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4907 -82.0178 86003152 Irby, Dr. William Claudius, House 132 Irby Ave. Laurens SC 29360 34.495 -82.0177 86003150 Darlington, Lyde Irby, House 110 Irby Ave. Laurens SC 29360 34.4954 -82.0176 72001214 Laurens County Courthouse Laurens Courthouse Sq. Laurens SC 29360 34.4956 -82.0164 76001705 Nickels-Milam House S of Laurens off U.S. 221 Laurens SC 29370 34.4264 -82.0047 73001715 Octagon House 619 E. Main St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4989 -81.9984 84000577 Clinton Commercial Historic District Main, Broad, Pitts, Musgrove and Gary Sts. Clinton SC 29325 34.473 -81.8808 75001708 Musgrove’s Mill Historic Battle Site 2.5 mi. S of Cross Anchor on SC 56 Cross Anchor SC 29335 34.6019 -81.8502 73001714 Duncan’s Creek Presbyterian Church 5 mi. NE of Clinton, off SC 72 Clinton SC 29325 34.5217 -81.8078 71000810 Padgett’s Creek Baptist Church E of Cross Keys on SC 18 Cross Keys SC 29379 34.6261 -81.7465 92000961 Colvin--Fant--Durham Farm Complex SC 22 E side, approx. 1 mi. W of jct. with SC 16 Chester SC 29706 34.5815 -81.2619 Ebenezer Associate Reformed Presbyterian 71000775 Church 4.3 mi. N of Jenkinsville on SC 213 Jenkinsville SC 29065 34.3192 -81.2606 84000593 Balwearie W of Winnsboro on SC 34 Winnsboro SC 29014 34.454 -81.2443 84000594 Brice, Dr. Walter, House and Office NW of Winnsboro Winnsboro SC 29014 34.5047 -81.2442 74001852 Kincaid-Anderson House NE of Jenkinsville of SC 213 Jenkinsville SC 29180 34.3195 -81.2419 94000044 Cornwell Inn Jct. of US 321 and SC 205 Blackstock SC 29014 34.6075 -81.178 38 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 84000598 Concord Presbyterian Church U.S. 321 Winnsboro SC 29014 34.5242 -81.169 84000617 Rockton and Rion Railroad Historic District S of Winnsboro from SC 34 W to SC 213 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3192 -81.155 84000601 Furman Institution Faculty Residence SW of Winnsboro Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3482 -81.1227 84000604 Hunstanton U.S. 321 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3516 -81.0861 70000588 Ketchin Building 231 S. Congress St. Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3781 -81.0856 72001210 Rural Point Old Camden Rd. Winnsboro SC 29180 34.3659 -81.0764 86001523 Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church Off SC 200 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.4652 -81.0337 84000589 Mount Hope SC 34 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.2994 -80.9881 80004466 Ridgeway Historic District US 21 and SC 34 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3074 -80.9606 80004400 Ruff’s Chapel U.S. 21 and SC 34 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3042 -80.9575 80003665 Republic Theater 806 Dearborn St. Great Falls SC 29055 34.5724 -80.9 79002386 Mount Carmel A.M.E. Zion Campground S of Lancaster Lancaster SC 29058 34.5965 -80.779 74001862 Simpson, William Dunlap, House 726 W. Main St. Laurens SC 29360 34.4954 -82.0247 86003158 Sitgreaves House 428 W. Farley Ave. Laurens SC 29360 34.4894 -82.0275 86003161 South Harper Historic District Both sides of S. Harper St. from 320 to 1037 Laurens SC 29360 34.4918 -82.016 75001700 Stony Point N of Greenwood at jct. of SC 246 and SR 39 Greenwood SC 29649 34.2789 -82.1256 73001716 Sullivan House 10 mi. W of Laurens on U.S. 76 Laurens SC 29645 34.5036 -82.2211 82003873 Thornwell-Presbyterian College Historic District Presbyterian College Campus Clinton SC 29325 34.466 -81.8797 89002151 Tullyton 606 Hickory Tavern Rd. Fountain Inn SC 29644 34.6067 -82.2321 71000779 Valencia NW of Ridgeway on CR 106 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3279 -80.9829 84000631 White Oak Historic District Off U.S. 321 Winnsboro SC 29180 34.474 -81.1169 86003159 Williams--Ball--Copeland House 544 Ball Dr. Laurens SC 29360 34.5002 -82.0246 86003471 Wilson--Clary House 120 Irby Ave. Laurens SC 29360 34.4952 -82.0176 71000777 Century House SC 34 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3036 -80.958 80004467 Wilson, Monroe, House Railroad Ave. and SR S20-20 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3083 -80.9648 71000778 St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church NE of Ridgeway on CR 106 Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3116 -80.9562 84000588 Hunter House NE of Ridgeway Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3243 -80.9344 72001209 Blink Bonnie About 10 mi. NE of Ridgeway Ridgeway SC 29130 34.3375 -80.8203 84000586 Camp Welfare Off U.S. 21 Ridgeway SC 29180 34.4898 -80.9509 82003872 Cauthen, Dr. William Columbus, House SR 75 Kershaw SC 29067 34.5552 -80.6413 74001860 Battle of Hanging Rock Historic Site About 3.5 mi. S of Heath Springs off U.S. 521 Heath Springs SC 29058 34.5586 -80.6648

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E of US 21 Township SC 29704 34.7843 -80.9116 89002146 Huey, Thomas Walker, House Jct. of SC 200 and SC 285 Lancaster SC 29720 34.8149 -80.7165 90000095 Massey--Doby--Nisbet House SC 55, SW of Co. Rd. 2109 Van Wyck SC 29720 34.8808 -80.8627 89002144 Ivy, Adam, House SC 55, 1.5 mi. SW of jct. with Co. Rd. 2109 Van Wyck SC 29720 34.8902 -80.86 92000643 Banks--Mack House 329 Confederate St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0035 -80.939 92000647 Mack--Belk House 119 Banks St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.007 -80.935 92000646 Fort Mill Downtown Historic District Main St. from Confederate Park E to 233 Main Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0077 -80.9439 92000650 Wilson House 107 Clebourne St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0085 -80.9433 87000381 White, William Elliott, House N. White St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0159 -80.95 90000096 Kershaw Depot Cleveland St. Kershaw SC 29067 34.5471 -80.5825 East Richland Street--East Church Street Roughly bounded by E. Church St., Ingram St., E. Richland 89002142 Historic District St., and Hart St. Kershaw SC 29067 34.5509 -80.5793 66000079 Kings Mountain National Military Park NW of Bethany on SC 161 Bethany SC 29702 35.1377 -81.3893 83002190 Kumler Hall Lancaster and Cemetery Sts. Chester SC 29706 34.7054 -81.1973 80003714 Bethel Presbyterian Church SC 557 Clover SC 29710 35.1113 -81.1527 71000763 Lewis Inn NE of Chester off SC 72 Chester SC 29706 34.7767 -81.1375 92000656 Mount Prospect Baptist Church 339 W. Black St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9294 -81.0348 77001235 Tillman Hall Oakland Ave., Winthrop College campus Rock Hill SC 29733 34.9383 -81.0294 99000396 People’s National Bank Building 131-133 E. Main St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9256 -81.027 80003715 McCorkle-Fewell-Long House 639 College Ave. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9384 -81.0269 92000658 Rock Hill Cotton Factory 215 Chatham St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9281 -81.0266 84002100 Stokes-Mayfield House 353 Oakland Ave. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9345 -81.0264 87002523 US Post Office and Courthouse 102 Main St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9249 -81.0255 91000828 Rock Hill Downtown Historic District Roughly, S. Oakland Ave. from S of Peoples Pl. to E. Main St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9253 -81.0246 40 Table 1 – NRHP Listed Properties in the General Study Area, CLT OAPM NRHP Reference Description Street Address City State Zip Code Longitude Latitude 69000176 White House 258 E. White St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9259 -81.0222 Reid Street--North Confederate Avenue Area Roughly, Reid St. and N. Confederate Ave. between E. Main 92000657 Historic District St. and E. White St. Rock Hill SC 29730 34.9238 -81.0216 85002385 White, John M., House White & Skipper Sts. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0105 -80.9478 92000644 Thornwell--Elliott House 118 Confederate St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0071 -80.9437 92000645 Mills House 122 Confederate St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0071 -80.9437 92000648 National Guard Armory Jct. of Elliott and Unity Sts. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0094 -80.9389 92000649 Unity Presbyterian Church Complex 303 Tom Hall St. Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0072 -80.9382 85002387 Springfield Plantation House US 21 Fort Mill SC 29715 35.0482 -80.9277 90000094 Cureton House Co. Rd. 29, S of Co. Rd. 39 City Unavailable SC 29720 34.8081 -80.8501 75001701 Waxhaw Presbyterian Church Cemetery 8 mi. N of Lancaster off U.S. 521 Lancaster SC 29720 34.7889 -80.8475 88000669 Wade--Beckham House SC 200 Lancaster SC 29720 34.6591 -80.8313 84001115 North Carolina-South Carolina Cornerstone Off US 521 Lancaster SC 29720 34.8196 -80.7972 71000788 Lancaster County Courthouse 104 N. Main St. Lancaster SC 29720 34.7213 -80.7714 71000789 Lancaster County Jail 208 W. Gay St. Lancaster SC 29720 34.7183 -80.7713 86000467 Springs, Leroy, House Catawba and Gay Sts. Lancaster SC 29720 34.7184 -80.771 90000093 Craig House SC 185/Craig Dr. Lancaster SC 29720 34.7577 -80.7667 89002145 Lancaster Cotton Oil Company S. Main St. at Lancaster & Chester Railroad tracks Lancaster SC 29720 34.714 -80.7666 89002141 Sapp, William Harrison, House SC 522 and SC 51 Tradesville SC 29720 34.7979 -80.6333 90000092 Clinton AME Zion Church Johnson and Church Sts. Kershaw SC 29067 34.5496 -80.5872 89002143 Matson Street Historic District Matson St. from Hilton to Pine Sts. Kershaw SC 29067 34.5481 -80.5852 90000098 Unity Baptist Church Sumter and Hart Sts. Kershaw SC 29067 34.5474 -80.5803 91000015 Aurora VA 629 S of jct. with US 58 Spencer VA 24165 36.6009 -80.0528 5000482 Spencer--Penn School 30 George Taylor Rd. Spencer VA 24165 36.6151 -80.0131 5001587 Bassett, John D., High School VA 57 Bassett VA 24165 36.6166 -80.0135 2000587 Grassdale Farm 187 Spencer Penn Rd. Spencer VA 24165 36.6187 -80.0085 71000987 Reynolds Homestead N of Critz on VA 798 Critz VA 24133 36.6441 -80.1482 5000523 Marshall Field and Company Clubhouse 2692 River Rd. Fieldale VA 24089 36.7163 -79.9446 495 Virginia Home 986 Field Ave. Fieldale VA 24089 36.7077 -79.9404 99000963 Ingleside 500 Mica Rd. Ridgeway VA 24148 36.5972 -79.8558 80004210 Berry Hill SW of Berry Hill Berry Hill VA 24069 36.5455 -79.6194 79003067 Dan’s Hill 4 mi. (6.4 km) W of Danville Danville VA 24541 36.5881 -79.4797

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Ms. Julie Langan Director and State Historic Preservation Officer Office of Archives and History Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Ave Richmond, VA 23221

Subject: Section 106 Consultation for the proposed Charlotte Optimization of the Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Project

Dear Ms. Langan:

The purpose of this letter is to inform you that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has completed an Environmental Assessment (EA) to consider the potential environmental impacts of the implementation of the Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) project. Early notification of the preparation of the EA was previously sent to your office (Virginia SHPO) on June 11, 2014. This was followed by a letter requesting concurrence with the proposed methodology for assessing potential effects to historic and cultural resources, the proposed Area of Potential Effects (APE), and requesting more information on historic and cultural resources in the project area on November 21, 2014.

The Draft EA was made available for public review on December 5, 2014. Based on the results of the Draft EA, the FAA proposes to make a finding of "no adverse effect" on historic properties under 36 C.F.R. 800.5. Information supporting this finding, including a description of the undertaking and its effect on historic properties and other information required under 36 C.F.R. 800.11(e) are included in the CLT OAPM Noise Technical Report, an electronic copy of which is available at the Project website (http://oapmenvironmental.com/clt_metroplex/clt_docs.html). The Draft EA documents are also available online at www.oapmenvironmental.com.

Project Description A "metroplex" is a major metropolitan area with multiple airports, where heavy air traffic and environmental constraints combine to hinder efficient aircraft movement. A variety of factors have combined to reduce the efficiency of airspace within the Charlotte Metroplex. The FAA proposes to optimize the efficiency of aircraft routes and the supporting airspace management structure through the implementation of the CLT OAPM Project. This would entail implementation of RNAV-defined Instrument Flight Procedures that improve upon existing, but less efficient ground-based and/or radar vector procedures. 2 The Study Airports include:

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 Charlotte-Douglas International Airport  Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport  Greenville Downtown Airport  Piedmont Triad International Airport (Greensboro)  Greenville Spartanburg International Airport  Donaldson Center Airport  Hickory Regional Airport  Smith Reynolds Airport  Concord Regional Airport  Rowan County Airport  Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport  Statesville Regional Airport  Rock Hill (York Co) Airport-Bryant Field

Area of Potential Effects and Analysis Results

For the current undertaking, the FAA has defined an APE for historic and cultural resources that is contiguous with the general study area (GSA) identified for the EA. The APE is described in Section 5.4.2 of the Draft EA and depicted on Exhibit 5-20. Potential effects on historic and cultural properties are discussed in Section 5.4.3. A list of the historic and cultural properties evaluated in the EA along with noise modeling results are included in the CLT OAPM Noise Technical Report, an electronic copy of which is available at the Project website (http://oapmenvironmental.com/clt_metroplex/clt_docs.html).

All historic and cultural resources identified within the APE were evaluated by the FAA to determine if the property may experience a potential adverse effect. The FAA recognizes an increase of day-night average sound level (DNL) 1.5 dB or higher to properties exposed to DNL 65 dB or higher as a significant impact. Furthermore, increases of DNL 3 dB to areas exposed to DNL 60 dB - 65 dB and DNL 5 dB to areas exposed to DNL 45 dB - 60 dB are considered reportable noise increases warranting further evaluation for potential adverse effect on historic properties. If the noise analysis indicates a reportable noise increase for the resources, further research and/or survey on the subject property may be conducted to determine if the reportable increase would diminish the integrity of a property's setting for which the setting contributes to historical or cultural significance.

For purposes of the CLT OAPM Project Draft EA, noise exposure levels were calculated at points within the APE representing National Register listed and tribal properties. In addition, noise exposure results for points located on a uniform grid (located at 0.5-nautical mile intervals throughout the APE) were evaluated for purposes of identifying potential adverse effects to historic properties that are eligible but may not be listed on the National Register. In the event that a significant or reportable noise increase was identified at one of these grid points, the surrounding area would be examined for the presence of eligible-to-be- listed historic properties. 3

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The results of the noise analysis indicate that the Proposed Action, when compared with the No Action Alternative, would not result in changes in aircraft noise exposure in 2014 or 2019 that would exceed FAA's significance threshold or result in reportable noise increases. Therefore, the Proposed Action would not result in potential impacts to historic or cultural resources.

Request for Concurrence

The FAA requests your review of the Draft EA. In addition, we seek your concurrence with a finding that the proposed undertaking, implementation of optimized arrival and departure instrument procedures in the Charlotte Metroplex area, would have no adverse effect on historic or cultural properties.

If you desire to provide comments, please provide them by letter or email to the undersigned at the following address:

Ms. Kristi Ashley Environmental Specialist Eastern Service Center Operations Support Group (404) 305-5607 Phone (404) 305 -5572 Fax [email protected]

FAA would like to thank you for your interest in this project. If you have any questions about the information provided, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Gerald E. Lynch Acting Manager, Operations Support Group Eastern Service Center, Air Traffic Organization

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Dr. William M. Goins Chief Eastern Cherokee, Southern Iroquois and United Tribes of SC P.O. Box 7062 Columbia, SC 29202

Subject: Section 106 Consultation for the proposed Charlotte Optimization of the Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Project

Dear Dr. Goins:

The purpose of this letter is to inform you that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has completed an Environmental Assessment (EA) to consider the potential environmental impacts of the implementation of the Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) project. Early notification of the preparation of the EA was previously sent to your office (Eastern Cherokee, Southern Iroquois and United Tribes of SC THPO) on June 11, 2014. This was followed by a letter requesting concurrence with the proposed methodology for assessing potential effects to historic and cultural resources, the proposed Area of Potential Effects (APE), and requesting more information on historic and cultural resources in the project area on November 21, 2014.

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Request for Concurrence

If you desire to provide comments, please provide them by letter or email to the undersigned at the following address:

Ms. Kristi Ashley Environmental Specialist Eastern Service Center Operations Support Group (404) 305-5607 Phone (404) 305 -5572 Fax [email protected]

FAA would like to thank you for your interest in this project. If you have any questions about the information provided, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Gerald E. Lynch Acting Manager, Operations Support Group Eastern Service Center, Air Traffic Organization

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A.2.4 Correspondence and Concurrence

12-10-2014 - Catawba Indian Nation ...... A-135 12-19-2014 - Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Historic Resources ...... A-136 01-06-2015 - North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources ...... A-138 01-30-2015 - Catawba Indian Nation ...... A-140 02-24-2015 - South Carolina Department of Archives and History ...... A-142 03-17-2015 - Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Historic Resources ...... A-144 04-07-2015 - FAA Response to Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Historic Resources ...... A-146 04-08-2015 - Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Historic Resources ...... A-150

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Air Traffic Organization 1701 Columbia Avenue Eastern Service Center College Park, GA 30337

December 1, 2014

The Hon. Joe Wilson Example Congressman District 002 U.S. House of Representatives 1700 Sunset Blvd. (US 378), Suite 1 West Columbia, SC 29169

Reference: Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) - Notice of Availability

Dear Congressman Wilson:

This letter is to inform you that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has prepared a Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) to consider the potential environmental impacts of the implementation of the Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) project.

A "Metroplex" is a major metropolitan area with multiple airports, where heavy air traffic and environmental constraints combine to hinder efficient aircraft movement. The CLT OAPM project would improve the efficiency of the national airspace system in the Charlotte Metroplex by optimizing aircraft arrival and departure procedures at a number of airports.

The Study Airports include:

 Charlotte/Douglas International  Hickory Regional Airport Airport  Piedmont Triad International Airport  Charlotte-Monroe Executive  Rock Hill (York County) Airport- Airport Bryant Field  Concord Regional Airport  Rowan County Airport  Donaldson Center Airport  Smith Reynolds Airport  Greenville Downtown Airport  Spartanburg Downtown Memorial  Greenville Spartanburg Airport International Airport  Statesville Regional Airport

The project would involve changes in aircraft flight paths and altitudes in certain areas. Specifically, the FAA proposes to publish and implement optimized standard arrival and departure instrument procedures, serving air traffic flows into and out of airports in the Charlotte Metroplex. The proposed action would not require any ground disturbance or increase the number of aircraft operations within the Charlotte Metroplex airspace area. The analysis of potential environmental impacts in the EA was conducted in accordance with FAA Order 1050.1E, Environmental Impacts: Policies and Procedures.

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On December 5, 2014, the Draft EA will be released and made publicly available for review and comment. The documents will be available at www.metroplexenvironmental.com.

If you desire to provide comments, please provide them by letter or email before January 5, 2015 to the undersigned at the following address:

Kristi Ashley, Environmental Specialist Eastern Service Center - Operations Support Group 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park, GA 30337 [email protected]

FAA would like to thank you for your interest in this project. If you have any questions about the information provided, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Myron A. Jenkins Group Manager, Operations Support Group Eastern Service Center

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FAA PUBLIC WORKSHOPS

The FAA invites the public to attend public information workshops for the Draft EA. During the workshops, representatives from the FAA and its Consultant Team will be available to answer questions about the project. The workshops will be open-house format and participants can attend anytime at the times and locations listed below:

NORTH LOCATION December 9, 2014 SOUTH LOCATION December 10, 2014 West Mecklenburg High School Cafeteria Olympic High School Cafeteria 7400 Tuckaseegee Road 4301 Sandy Porter Road Charlotte, NC 28214 Charlotte, NC 28273 5:00PM-8:30PM 5:00PM-8:30PM

Those interested in attending the public workshop who have special communication or accommodation needs are encouraged to contact Bill Keller of ATAC Corp. at (408) 736-2822 at least 2 days prior to the workshop. The workshop locations are ADA compatible. Every reasonable effort to accommodate special needs will be made.

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip Federal The Hon. Joe Wilson Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 002 1700 Sunset Blvd. (US 378), Suite 1 West Columbia SC 29169 Federal The Hon. Renee Ellmers Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 002 222 Sunset Avenue, Suite 101 Asheboro NC 27203 Federal The Hon. Jeff Duncan Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 003 303 West Beltline Blvd. Anderson SC 29625 Federal The Hon. Trey Gowdy Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 004 101 West St. John St. Spartanburg SC 29306 Federal The Hon. Robert Hurt Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 308 Craghead St., Suite 102-D Danville VA 24541 Federal The Hon. Mick Mulvaney Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 1456 Ebenezer Rd. Rock Hill SC 29732 Federal The Hon. Virginia Foxx Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 3540 Clemmons Rd., Suite 125 Clemmons NC 27012 Federal The Hon. James E. Clyburn Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 006 1225 Lady Street, Suite 200 Columbia SC 29201 Federal The Hon. Howard Coble Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 006 2102 North Elm Street, Suite B Greensboro NC 27408 Federal The Hon. Tom Rice Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 007 1831 West Evans Street, Suite 300 Florence SC 29501 Federal The Hon. Richard Hudson Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 008 325 McGill Ave., NW, Suite 500 Concord NC 28027 Federal The Hon. Morgan Griffith Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 009 17 West Main Street Christiansburg VA 24073 Federal The Hon. Robert Pittenger Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 009 2701 Coltsgate Road, Suite 105 Charlotte NC 28211 Federal The Hon. Patrick McHenry Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 010 P.O. Box 1830 Hickory NC 28603 Federal The Hon. Mark Meadows Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 011 2345 Morganton Blvd. Lenoir NC 28645 Federal The Hon. Alma Adams Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 012 1230 W. Morehead St., Suite 306 Charlotte NC 28208 Federal Mr. Torre Jessup District Director U.S. House of Representatives District 012 1230 W. Morehead St., Suite 306 Charlotte NC 28208 Federal The Hon. Richard Burr Senator U.S. Senate 181 South Street, Room 222 Gastonia NC 28052 Federal The Hon. Lindsey Graham Senator U.S. Senate 130 South Main Street, 7th Floor Greenville SC 29601 Federal The Hon. Kay Hagan Senator U.S. Senate 1520 South Boulevard, Suite 205 Charlotte NC 28203 Federal The Hon. Tim Kaine Senator U.S. Senate 308 Craghead Street, Suite 102A Danville VA 24541 Federal The Hon. Tim Scott Senator U.S. Senate 1301 Gervais Street, Suite 825 Columbia SC 29201 Federal The Hon. Mark R. Warner Senator U.S. Senate 180 West Main Street Abingdon VA 24210 Federal Mr. Reid Nelson Director Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Office of Federal 401 F Street NW, Ste. 308 Washington DC 20001 Federal Mr. Franklin Keel Regional Director Bureau of Indian Affairs Eastern Region 545 Marriott Dr, Ste. 700 Nashville TN 37214 Federal Mr. Bruce Dawson Field Manager Bureau of Land Management Southeastern States 411 Briarwood Dr, Ste. 404 Jackson MS 39206 Federal Dr. Kathryn Sullivan Administrator National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1401 Constitution Ave, NW, Rm. 51030 Washington DC 20230 Federal Col. Mark H. Slocum Commander Seymour Johnson Air Force Base 4th Fighter Wing 1510 Wright Brothers Ave., Suite 200 Seymour Johnson NC 27531 FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Eric E. Eibe Representative to the FAA U.S. Air Force 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Lawrence Aguillerd Representative to the FAA U.S. Army 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area Federal Lt. Col. John T. Litz Commander & District Engineer U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District 69A Hagood Ave. Charleston SC 29403 Federal BG C. David Turner Commander U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division 60 Forsyth St. SW, Room 10M15 Atlanta GA 30303 Federal Mr. Timothy A. Beard NC State Conservationist U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources 4407 Bland Rd, Ste. 117 Raleigh NC 27609 Natural Resources Federal Mr. Jack Lewis SC Acting State Conservationist U.S. Department of Agriculture 1835 Assembly St, Rm. 950 Columbia SC 29201 Conservation Service Southern Region Federal Ms. Liz Agpaoa Regional Forester U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service 1720 Peachtree Rd, NW Atlanta GA 30309 (Region 8) Federal Emergency Federal Mr. Andrew Velasquez III Acting Regional Administrator U.S. Department of Homeland Security Management Agency, 3003 Chamblee Tucker Rd Atlanta GA 30341 Region IV Atlanta Regional Office Federal Mr. Ed Jennings Jr. Regional Administrator U.S. Department of HUD 40 Marietta Street Atlanta GA 30303 (Region 4) Office of Environmental Federal Ms. Joyce A. Stanley Regional Env. Protection Specialist U.S. Department of Interior Policy and Compliance, 75 Spring St., S.W., Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303 Atlanta Region Southeast Region Federal Ms. Heather McTeer Toney Regional Administrator U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 61 Forsyth Street, SW Atlanta GA 30303 (Region 4)

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip Southeast Region Federal Ms. Cindy Dohner Regional Director U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 1875 Century Blvd., Suite 400 Atlanta GA 30345 (Region 4) FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Kent W. "Dirt" Hayes Representative to the FAA U.S. Marine Corps 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area Federal Mr. Stan Austin Regional Director U.S. National Park Service Southeast Region 100 Alabama St, SW, 1924 Bldg Atlanta GA 30303 FAA Eastern Service Federal CDR John "Wes" Vinyard Representative to the FAA U.S. Navy 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area State The Hon. Mark Brody Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 055 5315 Rocky River Rd. Monroe NC 28112 State The Hon. Pricey Harrison Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 057 P.O. Box 9339 Greensboro NC 27429 State The Hon. Ralph C. Johnson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 058 16 West Jones Street, Room 2119 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Jon Hardister Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 059 1709 Forest Valley Rd. Greensboro NC 27410 State The Hon. Marcus Brandon Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 060 808 Glendale Drive Greensboro NC 27406 State The Hon. John Faircloth Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 061 4456 Orchard Knob Lane High Point NC 27265 State The Hon. John M. Blust Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 062 P.O. Box 8146 Greensboro NC 27419 State The Hon. Dennis Riddell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 064 6343 Beale Rd. Snow Camp NC 27349 State The Hon. Bert Jones Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 065 299 Fairfield Rd. Reidsville NC 27320 State The Hon. Ken Goodman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 066 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 542 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Justin Burr Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 067 125 South Third St. Albemarle NC 28001 State The Hon. D. Craig Horn Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 068 5909 Bluebird Hill Lane Weddington NC 28104 State The Hon. Dean Arp Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 069 P.O. Box 1511 Monroe NC 28111 State The Hon. Pat B. Hurley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 070 141 Ridgecrest Rd. Asheboro NC 27203 State The Hon. Evelyn Terry Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 071 1224 Reynolds Forest Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27107 State The Hon. Edward Hanes Jr. Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 072 380-H Knollwood St., Ste. 191 Winston-Salem NC 27103 State The Hon. Mark W. Hollo Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 073 432 Westwood Lane Taylorsville NC 28681 State The Hon. Debra Conrad Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 074 4004 Pemberton Ct. Winston-Salem NC 27106 State The Hon. Donny Lambeth Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 075 4627 S. Main St. Winston-Salem NC 27127 State The Hon. Carl Ford Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 076 320 Ketchie Estate Rd. China Grove NC 28023 State The Hon. Harry Warren Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 077 201 Kingsbridge Rd. Salisbury NC 28144 State The Hon. Allen McNeill Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 078 4172 NC Hwy. 49 South Asheboro NC 27205 State The Hon. Julia C. Howard Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 079 330 S. Salisbury St. Mocksville NC 27028 State The Hon. Roger Younts Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 080 335 Cunningham Brick Yard Rd. Lexington NC 27292 State The Hon. Rayne Brown Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 081 416 Lee Ave. Lexington NC 27295 State The Hon. Larry G. Pittman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 082 P.O. Box 5959 Concord NC 28027 State The Hon. Linda P. Johnson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 083 1205 Berkshire Dr. Kannapolis NC 28081 State The Hon. Rena W. Turner Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 084 247 Gethsemane Rd. Olin NC 28660 State The Hon. Josh Dobson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 085 649 South Creek Rd. Nebo NC 28761 State The Hon. Hugh Blackwell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 086 321 Mountain View Ave. SE Valdese NC 28690 State The Hon. Edgar V. Starnes Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 087 6715 Lakeview Terrace Hickory NC 28601 State The Hon. Rob Bryan Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 088 301 S. College St., Suite 3500 Charlotte NC 28202 State The Hon. Mitchell S. Setzer Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 089 P.O. Box 416 Catawba NC 28609 State The Hon. Sarah Stevens Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 090 2161 Margaret Dr. Mt. Airy NC 27030 State The Hon. Bryan R. Holloway Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 091 1165 Sterling Pointe Dr. King NC 27021 State The Hon. Charles Jeter Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 092 15806 Brookway Dr., Suite 600 Huntersville NC 28078 State The Hon. Jonathan C. Jordan Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 093 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 420 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Jeffrey Elmore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 094 P.O. Box 522 North Wilkesboro NC 28659 State The Hon. C. Robert Brawley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 095 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 303 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Andy Wells Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 096 1301 N. Center St. Hickory NC 28601 State The Hon. Jason Saine Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 097 1760 Whispering Pines Dr. Lincolnton NC 28092 State The Hon. Thom Tillis Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 098 16 W. Jones Street, Room 2304 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Rodney W. Moore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 099 P.O. Box 44107 Charlotte NC 28215 State The Hon. Tricia Ann Cotham Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 100 107 Sardis Grove Ln. Matthews NC 28105

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Beverly M. Earle Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 101 230 Kingsway Circle Charlotte NC 28214 State The Hon. Becky Carney Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 102 P.O. Box 32873 Charlotte NC 28232 State The Hon. William Brawley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 103 13612 O'Toole Dr. Matthews NC 28105 State The Hon. Ruth Samuelson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 104 1432 Ferncliff Rd. Charlotte NC 28211 Jacqueline State The Hon. Schaffer Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 105 12113 Shoal Creek Ct. Charlotte NC 28277 Michelle State The Hon. Carla D. Cunningham Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 106 1400 Sansberry Rd. Charlotte NC 28262 State The Hon. Kelly M. Alexander Jr. Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 107 1424 Statesville Ave. Charlotte NC 28206 State The Hon. John A. Torbett Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 108 210 Blueridge Dr. Stanley NC 28164 State The Hon. Dana Bumgardner Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 109 3517 Lincoln Ln. Gastonia NC 28056 State The Hon. Kelly E. Hastings Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 110 P.O. Box 488 Cherryville NC 28021 State The Hon. Tim Moore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 111 305 East King St. Kings Mountain NC 28086 State The Hon. Mike Hager Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 112 300 N. Salisbury St., Room 304 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Chris Whitmire Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 113 P.O. Box 931 Rosman NC 28772 State The Hon. Susan C. Fisher Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 114 7 Maple Ridge Lane Asheville NC 28806 State The Hon. Nathan Ramsey Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 115 26 Ramsey Farm Rd. Fairview NC 28730 State The Hon. Chuck McGrady Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 117 P.O. Box 723 Hendersonville NC 28793 State The Hon. Michele D. Presnell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 118 316 Woodstock Dr. Burnsville NC 28714 State The Hon. Mike Woodard Senator North Carolina State Senate District 022 762 Ninth Street Durham NC 27705 State The Hon. Rick Gunn Senator North Carolina State Senate District 024 P.O. Box 308 Burlington NC 27216 State The Hon. Gene McLaurin Senator North Carolina State Senate District 025 905 Fayetteville Road Rockingham NC 28379 State The Hon. Phil Berger Senator North Carolina State Senate District 026 P.O. Box 1309 Eden NC 27289 State The Hon. Trudy Wade Senator North Carolina State Senate District 027 1 Creswell Ct. Greensboro NC 27407 State The Hon. Gladys A. Robinson Senator North Carolina State Senate District 028 16 W. Jones Street, Room 1120 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Jerry W. Tillman Senator North Carolina State Senate District 029 1207 Dogwood Lane Archdale NC 27263 State The Hon. Shirley B. Randleman Senator North Carolina State Senate District 030 487 Triple Cove Dr. Wilkesboro NC 28697 State The Hon. Joyce Krawiec Senator North Carolina State Senate District 031 16 W. Jones Street, Room 2117 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Earline W. Parmon Senator North Carolina State Senate District 032 3873 Barkwood Drive Winston-Salem NC 27105 State The Hon. Stan Bingham Senator North Carolina State Senate District 033 292 North Main Street Denton NC 27239 State The Hon. Andrew C. Brock Senator North Carolina State Senate District 034 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 521 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Tommy Tucker Senator North Carolina State Senate District 035 1206 Rosehill Drive Waxhaw NC 28173 State The Hon. Fletcher L. Hartsell Jr. Senator North Carolina State Senate District 036 P.O. Box 368 Concord NC 28026 State The Hon. Jeff Jackson Senator North Carolina State Senate District 037 16 W. Jones Street, Room 1102 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Joel D. M. Ford Senator North Carolina State Senate District 038 P.O. Box 36391 Charlotte NC 28236 State The Hon. Bob Rucho Senator North Carolina State Senate District 039 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 300-A Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Malcolm Graham Senator North Carolina State Senate District 040 3404 Cresta Court Charlotte NC 28269 State The Hon. Jeff Tarte Senator North Carolina State Senate District 041 19825 B North Cove Road Cornelius NC 28031 State The Hon. Austin M. Allran Senator North Carolina State Senate District 042 P.O. Box 2907 Hickory NC 28603 State The Hon. Kathy Harrington Senator North Carolina State Senate District 043 3324 Lincoln Lane Gastonia NC 28056 State The Hon. David L. Curtis Senator North Carolina State Senate District 044 P.O. Box 278 Denver NC 28037 State The Hon. Dan Soucek Senator North Carolina State Senate District 045 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 310 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Warren Daniel Senator North Carolina State Senate District 046 P.O. Box 1825 Morganton NC 28680 State The Hon. Ralph Hise Senator North Carolina State Senate District 047 44 Hemlock Avenue Spruce Pine NC 28777 State The Hon. Tom Apodaca Senator North Carolina State Senate District 048 1504 Fifth Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28739 State The Hon. Terry Van Duyn Senator North Carolina State Senate District 049 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 515 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Frank M. Ruff Jr. State Senator Senate of Virginia District 015 P.O. Box 332 Clarksville VA 23927 State The Hon. William M. Stanley Jr. State Senator Senate of Virginia District 020 13508 Booker T Washington Highway Moneta VA 24121 State The Hon. Gary E. Clary Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 003 P.O. Box 1645 Clemson SC 29633 State The Hon. David R. Hiott Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 004 P.O. Box 997 Pickens SC 29671 State The Hon. Neal A. Collins Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 005 P.O. Box 906 Easley SC 29641 State The Hon. W. Brian White Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 006 P.O. Box 970 Anderson SC 29622

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Michael W. "Mike" Gambrell Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 007 400 Filter Plant Rd Honea Path SC 29654 State The Hon. Jonathon D. Hill Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 008 1031 Double Springs Rd. Townville SC 29689 State The Hon. Anne J. Thayer Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 009 225 Ansonborough Plantation Belton SC 29627 State The Hon. Joshua A. Putnam Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 010 108 Angela Drive Piedmont SC 29673 State The Hon. Craig A. Gagnon Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 011 504 Church St. Abbeville SC 29620 State The Hon. J. Anne Parks Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 012 P.O. Box 181 Greenwood SC 29648 State The Hon. R. Shannon Riley Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 013 P.O. Box 212 Hodges SC 29653 State The Hon. Michael A. Pitts Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 014 372 Bucks Point Rd Laurens SC 29360 State The Hon. Mark N. Willis Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 016 201 Quillen Ave Fountain Inn SC 29644 James Mikell State The Hon. Burns Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 017 100 Old Locust Hill Rd Taylors SC 29687 "Mike" State The Hon. Tommy M. Stringer Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 018 P.O. Box 2078 Greer SC 29652 State The Hon. Dwight A. Loftis Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 019 P.O. Box 14784 Greenville SC 29610 State The Hon. Daniel P. "Dan" Hamilton Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 020 P.O. Box 6088 Greenville SC 29606 State The Hon. Phyllis Henderson Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 021 110 Silver Creek Court Greer SC 29650 State The Hon. Wendy K. Nanney Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 022 124 Birnam Ct Greenville SC 29615 State The Hon. Chandra E. Dillard Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 023 5 Alleta Ave Greenville SC 29607 State The Hon. Bruce W. Bannister Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 024 P.O. Box 10007 Greenville SC 29603 State The Hon. Leola C. Robinson-Simpson Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 025 19 Prince Ave Greenville SC 29605 State The Hon. Raye Felder Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 026 116 Mary Mack Ln Fort Mill SC 29715 State The Hon. Garry R. Smith Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 027 210 Foxhound Rd Simpsonville SC 29680 State The Hon. Eric M. Bedingfield Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 028 945 Cooley Bridge Road Belton SC 29627 State The Hon. Dennis C. Moss Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 029 306 Silver Cir Gaffney SC 29340 State The Hon. V. Stephen "Steve" Moss Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 030 104 Rains Rd Blacksburg SC 29702 State The Hon. Harold Mitchell Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 031 P.O. Box 3046 Spartanburg SC 29304 State The Hon. J. Derham Cole Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 032 P.O. Box 1467 Spartanburg SC 29304 State The Hon. Edward R. "Eddie" Tallon Sr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 033 140 Bagwell Farm Rd Spartanburg SC 29302

State The Hon. P. Michael "Mike" Forrester Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 034 287 Creekridge Dr Spartanburg SC 29301 State The Hon. William M. "Bill" Chumley Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 035 3303 Greenpond Rd Woodruff SC 29388 State The Hon. Merita A. "Rita" Allison Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 036 P.O. Box 93 Lyman SC 29365 State The Hon. Donna C. Hicks Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 037 404D Blatt Bldg. Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Norman D. "Doug" Brannon Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 038 201 Clearwater Rd Landrum SC 29356 State The Hon. MaryGail K. Douglas Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 041 56 Kabbad Rd Winnsboro SC 29180 State The Hon. Michael A. "Mike" Anthony Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 042 322 Mr. Vernon Rd Union SC 29379

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Richard L. "Richie" Yow Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 053 200 W. Main Street Chesterfield SC 29709 Patricia Moore State The Hon. Henegan Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 054 P.O. Box 41 Bennettsville SC 29512 "Pat" State The Hon. James H. "Jay" Lucas Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 065 P.O. Box 1408 Hartsville SC 29551 State The Hon. Nathan Ballentine Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 071 324 Sienna Dr Chapin SC 29036 State The Hon. James E. Smith Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 072 P.O. Box 50333 Columbia SC 29250 Christopher R. State The Hon. Hart Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 073 5219 Burke Ave Columbia SC 29203 "Chris" State The Hon. J. Todd Rutherford Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 074 P.O. Box 1452 Columbia SC 29202 State The Hon. Kirkman Finlay III Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 075 P.O. Box 11684 Columbia SC 29211 State The Hon. Leon Howard Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 076 2425 Barhamville Rd Columbia SC 29204 State The Hon. Joseph A. "Joe" McEachern Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 077 P.O. Box 3751 Columbia SC 29230 State The Hon. Beth E. Bernstein Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 078 1019 Assembly St Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Mia S. McLeod Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 079 P.O. Box 290692 Columbia SC 29229 State The Hon. Thomas C. Alexander State Senator South Carolina Senate District 001 150 Cleveland Dr Walhalla SC 29691 State The Hon. Larry A. Martin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 002 P.O. Box 247 Pickens SC 29671 State The Hon. Kevin L. Bryant State Senator South Carolina Senate District 003 104-A North Ave Anderson SC 29625 State The Hon. William H. O'Dell State Senator South Carolina Senate District 004 P.O. Box 540 Ware Shoals SC 29692 State The Hon. Thomas D. "Tom" Corbin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 005 1139 Bailey Mill Rd Travelers Rest SC 29690 State The Hon. Michael L. Fair State Senator South Carolina Senate District 006 P.O. Box 14632 Greenville SC 29610 State The Hon. Karl B. Allen State Senator South Carolina Senate District 007 108 Lavinia Ave Greenville SC 29601 State The Hon. Ross Turner State Senator South Carolina Senate District 008 P.O. Box 16703 Greenville SC 29606 State The Hon. Daniel B. "Danny" Verdin III State Senator South Carolina Senate District 009 P.O. Box 272 Laurens SC 29360 State The Hon. Floyd Nicholson State Senator South Carolina Senate District 010 527 Bryte St Greenwood SC 29649 State The Hon. Glenn G. Reese State Senator South Carolina Senate District 011 507 Fagan Dr, Lake Bowen Inman SC 29349 State The Hon. Lee Bright State Senator South Carolina Senate District 012 P.O. Box 589 Roebuck SC 29376 State The Hon. Shane R. Martin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 013 P.O. Box 575 Pauline SC 29374 State The Hon. Harvey S. Peeler Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 014 P.O. Box 742 Gaffney SC 29342 State The Hon. Robert W. Hayes Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 015 1486 Cureton Dr Rock Hill SC 29732 State The Hon. Chauncey K. Gregory State Senator South Carolina Senate District 016 P.O. Box 1381 Lancaster SC 29721 State The Hon. Creighton B. Coleman State Senator South Carolina Senate District 017 P.O. Box 1006 Winnsboro SC 29180 State The Hon. Ronnie W. Cromer State Senator South Carolina Senate District 018 P.O. Box 378 Prosperity SC 29127 State The Hon. John L. Scott Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 019 215 Elmont Dr Columbia SC 29203 State The Hon. Darrell Jackson State Senator South Carolina Senate District 021 608 Motley Rd Hopkins SC 29061 State The Hon. Joel Lourie State Senator South Carolina Senate District 022 P.O. Box 6212 Columbia SC 29260 State The Hon. Vincent A. Sheheen State Senator South Carolina Senate District 027 P.O. Drawer 10 Camden SC 29021 State The Hon. Pat McCrory Governor State of North Carolina 20301 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State The Hon. Nikki R. Haley Governor State of South Carolina 1205 Pendleton Street Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Terry McAuliffe Governor State of Virginia P.O. Box 1475 Richmond VA 23218 State The Hon. Charles D. Poindexter Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 009 P.O. Box 117 Glade Hill VA 24092 State The Hon. Daniel W. Marshall III Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 014 P.O. Box 439 Danville VA 24543 State The Hon. Leslie R. Adams Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 016 P.O. Box K Chatham VA 24531 State Col. Tony E. McMillan Commander North Carolina Air National Guard 145 AW/PA, 4930 Minuteman Way Charlotte NC 28208 State Mr. Gregory Richardson Executive Director North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs 1317 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Environmental Review State Ms. Crystal Best North Carolina Department of Administration 1301 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Clearinghouse State Ms. Jeanette Furney State Single Point of Contact North Carolina Department of Administration 1302 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Chairman/Commissioner of State Mr. Steve Troxler North Carolina Department of Agriculture 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Agriculture

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State Ms. Susan W. Kluttz Secretary North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources 4601 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural State Mr. John E. Skvarla III Secretary 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Resources North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Division of Parks & State Mr. Justin T. Williamson Environmental Review Coordinator 1615 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Resources Recreation North Carolina Department of Health and Human State Ms. Aldona Wos Secretary 2001 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Services State Mr. Bobby Waltson Aviation Director North Carolina Department of Transportation Division of Aviation 1560 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Ms. Carol Tingley Acting Director North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation 1615 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Tom Reeder Division Director North Carolina Division of Water Resources 1611 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Greg Pate State Forester North Carolina Forest Service 1616 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Gordon S. Myers Executive Director North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission 1701 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. James Stephens Interim Director South Carolina Aeronautics Commission 2553 Airport Blvd West Columbia SC 29170 State Col. David J. Meyer Commander South Carolina Air National Guard 1325 South Carolina Rd Eastover SC 29044 State Mr. Jean Ricard State Single Point of Contact South Carolina Budget and Control Board Office of State Budget 1201 Main St, Ste. 870 Columbia SC 29201 State Ms. Marcy Hayden Program Coordinator South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs Native American Affairs 2221 Devine Street, Suite 408 Columbia SC 29205 State Mr. Marvin N. Davant Executive Director South Carolina Conservation Bank P.O. Box 167 Columbia SC 29202 State Mr. Hugh E. Weathers Commissioner of Agriculture South Carolina Department of Agriculture P.O. Box 11280 Columbia SC 29211 Air Quality Standards South Carolina Department of Health and State Mr. L. Nelson Roberts Jr. Manager and Assessment 2600 Bull Street Columbia SC 29201 Environemental Control Section South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental State Ms. Catherine B. Templeton Director 2600 Bull St Columbia SC 29201 Control South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental State Mr. David Wilson Chief Bureau of Water 2600 Bull Street Columbia SC 29201 Control State Mr. Alvin A. Taylor Director South Carolina Department of Natural Resources P.O. Box 167 Columbia SC 29202 South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and State Mr. Duane Parrish Director 1205 Pendleton St Columbia SC 29201 Tourism State Mr. Henry E. "Gene" Kodama State Forester South Carolina Forestry Commission P.O. Box 21707 Columbia SC 29221 State Dr. Faye Jensen Executive Director South Carolina Historical Society 100 Meeting Street Charleston SC 29401 Department of Archives State Mr. John Sylvest Project Review Coordinator South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 8301 Parklane Road Columbia SC 29223 and History Joint Base Langley- State Col. Robert J. Grey Commander Virginia Air National Guard 192D Fighter Wing 159 Sweeney Blvd, Ste. 200 VA 23665 Eustis, Hampton Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer State Ms. Sandra J. Adams Commissioner 102 Governor St Richmond VA 23219 Services State Mr. Randall P. Burdette Director Virginia Department of Aviation 5702 Gulfstream Rd Richmond VA 23250 State Mr. S. Scott Denny Senior Aviation Planner Virginia Department of Aviation 5702 Gulfstream Road Richmond VA 23250 State Mr. Clyde Cristman Director Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation 600 East Main Street, 24th Floor Richmond VA 23219 State Ms. Roberta Rhur Environmental Impact Review Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation Division of Natural 203 Governor Street Richmond VA 23219 State Mr. David K. Paylor Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 Environmental Impact State Ms. Ellie L. Irons Program Manager Virginia Department of Environmental Quality P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 Review State Ms. Melanie D. Davenport Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Water Division P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 State Ms. Bettina Ring State Forester Virginia Department of Forestry 900 Natural Resources Drive, Suite 800 Charlottesville VA 22903 State Mr. Robert "Bob" W. Duncan Executive Director Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries 4010 W. Broad St Richmond VA 23230 Environmental Services State Mrs. Gladys D. Cason Secretary Senior Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries P.O. Box 11104 Richmond VA 23230 Section

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip MD, State Dr. Marissa Levine State Health Commissioner Virginia Department of Health P.O. Box 2448 Richmond VA 23218 MPH Division of Review and State Ms. Andrea Kampinen Architectural Historian Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Avenue Richmond VA 23221 Compliance State The Hon. Molly Ward Secretary Virginia Office of Natural Resources P.O. Box 1475 Richmond VA 23218 Office of Archives and State Dr. Kevin Cherry State Historic Preservation Officer North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 4610 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 History State Historic Preservation Officer Department of Archives State Dr. W. Eric Emerson South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 8301 Parklane Road Columbia SC 29223 and Agency Director and History Director and State Historic State Ms. Julie Langan Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Ave Richmond VA 23221 Preservation Officer Regional Mr. Randy Imler Executive Director Catawba Regional Council of Governments 215 Hampton St Rock Hill SC 29731 Regional Mr. Benjamin J. Mauldin Executive Director Central Midlands Council of Governments 236 Stoneridge Dr Columbia SC 29210 Regional Mr. Jim Prosser Executive Director Centralina Council of Governments 525 North Tryon St, 12th Fl. Charlotte NC 28202 Regional Mr. Mickey Duvall Executive Director High Country Council of Governments 468 New Market Blvd Boone NC 28607 Regional Mr. Jim Edwards Executive Director Isothermal Planning & Development Commission 111 West Court St Rutherfordton NC 28139 Regional Mr. Justin Hembree Executive Director Land-of-Sky Regional Council 339 New Leicester Hwy, Ste. 140 Asheville NC 28806 Regional Mr. Johnny B. Brown Executive Director Pee Dee Regional Council of Governments P.O. Box 5719 Florence SC 29502 Regional Mr. Matthew Dolge Executive Director Piedmont Triad Regional Council 1398 Carrollton Crossing Drive Kernersville NC 27284 Regional Mr. Steve Pelissier Executive Director South Carolina Appalachian Council of Governments 30 Century Circle Greenville SC 29607 Regional Mr. Ryan Sherby Executive Director Southwestern Commission Council of Governments 125 Bonnie Lane Sylva NC 28779 Regional Ms. Patricia C. Hartung Executive Director Upper Savannah Council of Governments P.O. Box 1366 Greenwood SC 29648 Regional Ms. Leah Manning Interim Executive Director West Piedmont Planning District Commission P.O. Box 5268 Martinsville VA 24115 Jr., Regional Ms. Dee Blackwell Executive Director Western Piedmont Council of Governments P.O. Box 9026 Hickory NC 28603 AICP County The Hon. Claude Thomas Chairman Abbeville County Council 901 West Greenwood St, Ste. 2800 Abbeville SC 29620 County The Hon. David I. Smith Chairman Alamance County Board of Commissioners 124 W. Elm St. Graham NC 27253 County The Hon. Larry Yoder Chairman Alexander County Board of Commissioners 621 Liledoun Rd. Taylorsville NC 28681 County The Hon. Tommy Dunn Chairman Anderson County Council P.O. Box 8002 Anderson SC 29622 County The Hon. Anna Baucom Chairman Anson County Board of Commissioners 101 South Greene Street Wadesboro NC 28170 County The Hon. Gary Roark Chair Ashe County Board of Commissioners 150 Government Circle Jefferson NC 28640 County The Hon. Kenny Poteat Chairman Avery County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 605 Newland NC 28657 County The Hon. David Gantt Chairman Buncombe County Board of Commissioners 200 College Street, Room 316 Asheville NC 28801 County The Hon. Johnnie Carswell Chairman Burke County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 219 Morganton NC 28680 County The Hon. Elizabeth "Liz" Poole Chairman Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners 210 Ravine Circle Concord NC 28025 County The Hon. Clay Bollinger Chairman Caldwell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 2200 Lenoir NC 28645 County The Hon. Kenneth D. Travis Chairman Caswell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 98 Yanceyville NC 27379 County The Hon. Kitty W. Barnes Chair Catawba County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 389 Newton NC 28658 County The Hon. Timothy F. Spencer Chairman Cherokee County Council 110 Railroad Ave. Gaffney SC 29340 County The Hon. R. Carlisle Roddey Chairman Chester County Council P.O. Box 580 Chester SC 29706 County The Hon. J. Matthew Rivers Chairman Chesterfield County Council P.O. Box 1418 Cheraw SC 29520 County The Hon. Jason Falls Chairman Cleveland County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1210 Shelby NC 28151 County The Hon. Larry Potts Chairman Davidson County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1067 Lexington NC 27292 County The Hon. Robert Wisecarver Chairman Davie County Board of Commissioners 388 Fork Bixby Road Advance NC 27006 County The Hon. David L. Ferguson Sr. Chairman Fairfield County Council 1750 Broom Mill Road Ridgeway SC 29130 County The Hon. Richard V. Linville Chairman Forsyth County Board of Commissioners 201 North Chestnut Street Winston-Salem NC 27101 County The Hon. Tracy Philbeck Chairman Gaston County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1578 Gastonia NC 28053 County The Hon. Bob Taylor Chairman Greenville County Council 107 Karen Dr Greenville SC 29607 600 Monument Street Box P-103, Park Plaza Suite County The Hon. Mark Allison Chairman Greenwood County Council Greenwood SC 29646 102

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip County The Hon. Bill Bencini Chair Guilford County Board of Commissioners PO Box 3427 Greensboro NC 27402 County The Hon. Mark S. Swanger Chairman Haywood County Board of Commissioners 215 N. Main Street Waynesville NC 28786 County The Hon. Charles "Charlie" Messer Chairman Henderson County Board of Commissioners 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Suite 1 Hendersonville NC 28792 County The Hon. H.G. Vaughn Chairman Henry County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 7 Collinsville VA 24078 County The Hon. Stephen "Steve" D. Johnson Chairman Iredell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 788 Statesville NC 28687 County The Hon. Larry McCullough Chairman Lancaster County Council 101 N. Main St Lancaster SC 29721 County The Hon. James A. Coleman Chairman Laurens County Council P.O. Box 445 Laurens SC 29360 County The Hon. Alex E. Patton Chairman Lincoln County Board of Commissioners 115 West Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 County The Hon. Randy Hollifield Chairman McDowell County Board of Commissioners 60 East Court Street Marion NC 28752 County The Hon. Trevor M. Fuller Chairman Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners 600 East 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 County The Hon. Bill Slagle Chair Mitchell County Board of Commissioners 26 Crimson Laurel Circle, Suite 2 Bakersville NC 28705 County The Hon. Jackie Morris Chairman Montgomery County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 425 Troy NC 27371 County The Hon. Crystal Harris Chairperson Patrick County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 466 Stuart VA 24171 County The Hon. G. Neil Smith Chairman Pickens County Council 222 McDaniel Avenue, B-1 Pickens SC 29671 County The Hon. Jessie L. Barksdale Chairperson Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 426 Chatham VA 24531 County The Hon. Ted Owens Chair Polk County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 308 Columbus NC 28722 County The Hon. J. Harold Holmes Chairman Randolph County Board of Commissioners 2nd Floor, 725 McDowell Road Asheboro NC 27205 County The Hon. Norman Jackson Chairman Richland County Council P.O. Box 192 Columbia SC 29201 County The Hon. C. Zane Cardwell Chairman Rockingham County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 101 Wentworth NC 27375 County The Hon. Jim Sides Jr. Chairman Rowan County Board of Commissioners 130 W. Innes Street Salisbury NC 28144 County Mr. Carl Classen County Manager Rutherford County and Rutherford County Airport 289 North Main Street Rutherfordton NC 28139 County The Hon. Jeffrey A. Horton Chairman Spartanburg County Council 366 North Church St, Admin Bldg, Ste. 1000 Spartanburg SC 29303 County The Hon. Tony M. Dennis Chairman Stanly County Board of Commissioners 1000 N. First Street, Suite 10 Albemarle NC 28001 County The Hon. James Booth Chairman Stokes County Board of Commissioners 1014 Main Street Danbury NC 27016 County The Hon. Eddie Harris Chairman Surry County Board of Commissioners 118 Hamby Road Dobson NC 27017 County The Hon. Mike Hawkins Chair Transylvania County Board of Commissioners 483 N. Country Club Road Brevard NC 28712 County The Hon. Frank Aikmus Chairman Union County Board of Commissioners 500 N. Main Street, Room 921 Monroe NC 28112 County The Hon. Tommy Sinclair Chairman Union County Council 210 W. Main St Union SC 29379 County The Hon. Nathan Miller Chairman Watauga County Board of Commissioners 814 West King Street, Suite 205 Boone NC 28607 County The Hon. Gary D. Blevins Chairman Wilkes County Board of Commissioners 110 North Street, Room 101 Wilkesboro NC 28697 County The Hon. Kevin Austin Chair Yadkin County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 146 Yadkinville NC 27055 County The Hon. Johnny Riddle Chairman Yancey County Board of Commissioners 110 Town Square, Room 111 Burnsville NC 28714 County The Hon. Britt Blackwell Chairman York County Council P.O. Box 66 York SC 29745 County Ms. Libby Hodges Planning Director Alamance County Historic Properties Commission 217 College Street, Suite C Graham NC 27253 County Ms. Jennifer Baptiste Planning Director Anson County Historic Properties Commission 107 B East Ashe Street Wadesboro NC 28170 Asheville & Buncombe County Historic Resources County Ms. Stacy Merten Director P.O. Box 7148 Asheville NC 28802 Commission County Mr. Bill McCarter Planning Director Cleveland County Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 1210 Shelby NC 28150 Historic Resource Coordinator & City-County Planning County Ms. Michelle M. McCullough Forsyth County & Winston-Salem P.O. Box 2511 Winston-Salem NC 27102 Project Planner Board County Mr. David Williams Local Government Designated Staff Gaston County Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 1578 Gastonia NC 28053

County Mr. Les Eger Deputy Planning Director Guilford County Joint Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 3427 Greensboro NC 27402

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip County Mr. Jason Harpe Executive Director Lincoln County Historic Properties Commission 410 South Cedar St. Lincolnton NC 28092 Randolph County Historic Landmark Preservation County Mr. Hal Johnson Planning & Zoning Director P.O. Box 771 Asheboro NC 27204 Commission County Mr. Andy Goodall Planner I Rowan County Historic Properties Commission 402 N. Main Street Salisbury NC 28144 Transylvania County Joint Historic Preservation County Mr. Mark Burrows Planner P.O. Box 1578 Brevard NC 28712 Commission County Dr. Jerry Surratt Chairman Union County Historic Preservation Commission 500 North Main St. Monroe NC 28111 Tribal The Hon. Bill Harris Chief Catawba Indian Nation 996 Avenue of the Nations Rock Hill SC 29730 Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Dr. Wenonah Haire Catawba Indian Nation 1536 Tom Steven Rd. Rock Hill SC 29730 and Director Tribal The Hon. Michell Hicks Principal Chief Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians P.O. Box 455, Qualla Boundary Cherokee NC 28719 Tribal Mr. Russell Townsend Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians P.O. Box 455, Qualla Boundary Cherokee NC 28719 Eastern Cherokee, Southern Iroquois and United Tribes Tribal Dr. William M. Goins Chief P.O. Box 7062 Columbia SC 29202 of SC Chief and Tribal Historic Piedmont American Indian Association-Lower Eastern Tribal The Hon. Gene Norris 3688 Warrior Creek Church Road Gray Court SC 29645 Preservation Officer Cherokee Nation of SC Airport Mr. Dan Danieley Executive Director Burlington-Alamance Airport Authority 3441 North Aviation Drive Burlington NC 27215 Airport Mr. Brent Cagle Interim Aviation Director Charlotte/Douglas International Airport P.O. Box 19066 Charlotte NC 28219 Airport Mr. Kevin Hennessey Community Program Manager Charlotte/Douglas International Airport Noise Program P.O. Box 19066 Charlotte NC 28219 Airport Mr. Peter Cevellos Manager Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport 3900 Paul J. Helms Drive Monroe NC 28110 Airport Mr. Rick Cloutier Aviation Director Concord Regional Airport 9000 Aviation Blvd. Concord NC 28027 Airport Mr. Rob Walter Aviation Manager Concord Regional Airport 9000 Aviation Blvd. Concord NC 28027 Airport Mr. Danny Moyd Manager Donaldson Center Airport 2 Exchange St. Greenville SC 29605 Airport Mr. Joseph R. "Joe" Frasher Airport Director Greenville Downtown Airport 100 Tower Drive, Unit 2 Greenville SC 29607 Director of Properties and Airport Mr. Scott Carr Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Ste 1 Greer SC 29651 Development Jr., Airport Mr. David N. Edwards President/CEO Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Ste 1 Greer SC 29651 A.A.E. Airport Mr. Terry Clark Manager Hickory Regional Airport 3101 9th Avenue Dr. Hickory NC 28601 Airport Mr. Mickie Elmore Director of Development Piedmont Triad International Airport 704 N. Regional Rd. Greensboro NC 27409 Airport Mr. Kevin Baker Executive Director Piedmont Triad International Airport 1000 A Ted Johnson Parkway Greensboro NC 27409 Airport Mr. Steven Gould C.M. Airport Administrator Rock Hill/York County Airport P.O. Box 11706 Rock Hill SC 29731 Airport Mr. Thad Howell Manager Rowan County Airport 3670 Airport Loop Salisbury NC 28147 Airport Mr. Mark R. Davidson Airport Director Smith Reynolds Airport 3801 N. Liberty St., Ste 204 Winston-Salem NC 27105 Airport Maj. Gen. Darwin Simpson Director Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport 500 Ammons Rd. Spartanburg SC 29306 Airport Mr. Phil Collins Airport Planner Statesville Regional Airport P.O. Box 1111 Statesville NC 28687 City The Hon. Greg Phipps Councilmember City of Charlotte District 4 600 East Fourth Street Charlotte NC 28202 City Mayor Sherman Saunders Mayor City of Danville P.O. Box 3300 Danville VA 24543 City Mayor Kim Adkins Mayor City of Martinsville P.O. Box 1112 Martinsville VA 24112 Individual Mr. Michael Armstrong 3527 Talwyn Court Charlotte NC 28269

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Air Traffic Organization 1701 Columbia Avenue Eastern Service Center College Park, GA 30337

January 9, 2015

The Hon. Joe Wilson Congressman District 002 U.S. House of Representatives 1700 Sunset Blvd. (US 378), Suite 1 West Columbia, SC 29169

Reference: Charlotte Optimization of Airspace and Procedures in the Metroplex (CLT OAPM) Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) - Notice of Workshop & Comment Period Extension

Dear Congressman Wilson:

A "Metroplex" is a major metropolitan area with multiple airports, where heavy air traffic and environmental constraints combine to hinder efficient aircraft movement. The CLT OAPM project would improve the efficiency of the national airspace system by optimizing aircraft arrival and departure procedures at a number of airports.

The Study Airports include:

The project would involve changes in aircraft flight paths and altitudes in certain areas. Specifically, the FAA proposes to publish and implement optimized standard arrival and departure instrument procedures, serving air traffic flows into and out of airports in the Charlotte Metroplex. The proposed action would not require any ground disturbance or increase the number of aircraft operations within the area. The analysis of potential environmental impacts in the EA was conducted in accordance with FAA Order 1050.1E, Environmental Impacts: Policies and Procedures.

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On December 5, 2014, the Draft EA was released and made publicly available for review and comment. The documents are available at www.metroplexenvironmental.com.

If you desire to provide comments, please provide them by letter or email before February 2, 2015 to the undersigned at the following address:

Kristi Ashley, Environmental Specialist Eastern Service Center - Operations Support Group 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park, GA 30337 [email protected]

FAA would like to thank you for your interest in this project. If you have any questions about the information provided, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Myron A. Jenkins Group Manager, Operations Support Group Eastern Service Center

Attachment: Public Workshop Notice

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FAA PUBLIC WORKSHOP

The FAA invites the public to attend a public information workshops for the Draft EA. During the workshop, representatives from the FAA and its Consultant Team will be available to answer questions about the project. The workshop will be open-house format and participants can attend anytime at the time and location listed below:

WORKSHOP DATE and LOCATION

Thursday, January 22, 2015 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Carol A. Hoefener Center 610 East 7th Street Charlotte, NC 28202

Those interested in attending the public workshop who have special communication or accommodation needs are encouraged to contact Bill Keller of ATAC Corp. at (408) 736-2822 at least 2 days prior to the workshop. Every reasonable effort to accommodate special needs will be made.

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip Federal The Hon. Joe Wilson Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 002 1700 Sunset Blvd. (US 378), Suite 1 West Columbia SC 29169 Federal The Hon. Renee Ellmers Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 002 222 Sunset Avenue, Suite 101 Asheboro NC 27203 Federal The Hon. Jeff Duncan Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 003 303 West Beltline Blvd. Anderson SC 29625 Federal The Hon. Trey Gowdy Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 004 101 West St. John St. Spartanburg SC 29306 Federal The Hon. Robert Hurt Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 308 Craghead St., Suite 102-D Danville VA 24541 Federal The Hon. Mick Mulvaney Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 1456 Ebenezer Rd. Rock Hill SC 29732 Federal The Hon. Virginia Foxx Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 005 3540 Clemmons Rd., Suite 125 Clemmons NC 27012 Federal The Hon. James E. Clyburn Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 006 1225 Lady Street, Suite 200 Columbia SC 29201 Federal The Hon. Tom Rice Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 007 1831 West Evans Street, Suite 300 Florence SC 29501 Federal The Hon. Richard Hudson Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 008 325 McGill Ave., NW, Suite 500 Concord NC 28027 Federal The Hon. Morgan Griffith Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 009 17 West Main Street Christiansburg VA 24073 Federal The Hon. Robert Pittenger Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 009 2701 Coltsgate Road, Suite 105 Charlotte NC 28211 Federal The Hon. Patrick McHenry Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 010 P.O. Box 1830 Hickory NC 28603 Federal The Hon. Mark Meadows Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 011 2345 Morganton Blvd. Lenoir NC 28645 Federal The Hon. Alma Adams Congresswoman U.S. House of Representatives District 012 1230 W. Morehead St., Suite 306 Charlotte NC 28208 Federal Mr. Torre Jessup District Director U.S. House of Representatives District 012 1230 W. Morehead St., Suite 306 Charlotte NC 28208 Federal The Hon. Mark Walker Congressman U.S. House of Representatives District 06 219 B West Elm Street Graham NC 27253 Federal The Hon. Richard Burr Senator U.S. Senate 181 South Street, Room 222 Gastonia NC 28052 Federal The Hon. Lindsey Graham Senator U.S. Senate 130 South Main Street, 7th Floor Greenville SC 29601 Federal The Hon. Tim Kaine Senator U.S. Senate 308 Craghead Street, Suite 102A Danville VA 24541 Federal The Hon. Tim Scott Senator U.S. Senate 1301 Gervais Street, Suite 825 Columbia SC 29201 Federal The Hon. Thom Tillis Senator U.S. Senate G55 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 Federal The Hon. Mark R. Warner Senator U.S. Senate 180 West Main Street Abingdon VA 24210 Federal Mr. Reid Nelson Director Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Office of Federal 401 F Street NW, Ste. 308 Washington DC 20001 Federal Mr. Franklin Keel Regional Director Bureau of Indian Affairs Eastern Region 545 Marriott Dr, Ste. 700 Nashville TN 37214 Federal Mr. Bruce Dawson Field Manager Bureau of Land Management Southeastern States 411 Briarwood Dr, Ste. 404 Jackson MS 39206 Federal Dr. Kathryn Sullivan Administrator National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1401 Constitution Ave, NW, Rm. 51030 Washington DC 20230 Federal Col. Mark H. Slocum Commander Seymour Johnson Air Force Base 4th Fighter Wing 1510 Wright Brothers Ave., Suite 200 Seymour Johnson NC 27531 FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Eric E. Eibe Representative to the FAA U.S. Air Force 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Lawrence Aguillerd Representative to the FAA U.S. Army 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area Federal Lt. Col. John T. Litz Commander & District Engineer U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District 69A Hagood Ave. Charleston SC 29403 Federal BG C. David Turner Commander U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division 60 Forsyth St. SW, Room 10M15 Atlanta GA 30303 Federal Mr. Timothy A. Beard NC State Conservationist U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources 4407 Bland Rd, Ste. 117 Raleigh NC 27609 Natural Resources Federal Mr. Jack Lewis SC Acting State Conservationist U.S. Department of Agriculture 1835 Assembly St, Rm. 950 Columbia SC 29201 Conservation Service Southern Region Federal Ms. Liz Agpaoa Regional Forester U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service 1720 Peachtree Rd, NW Atlanta GA 30309 (Region 8) Federal Emergency Federal Mr. Andrew Velasquez III Acting Regional Administrator U.S. Department of Homeland Security Management Agency, 3003 Chamblee Tucker Rd Atlanta GA 30341 Region IV Atlanta Regional Office Federal Mr. Ed Jennings Jr. Regional Administrator U.S. Department of HUD 40 Marietta Street Atlanta GA 30303 (Region 4) Office of Environmental Federal Ms. Joyce A. Stanley Regional Env. Protection Specialist U.S. Department of Interior Policy and Compliance, 75 Spring St., S.W., Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303 Atlanta Region Southeast Region Federal Ms. Heather McTeer Toney Regional Administrator U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 61 Forsyth Street, SW Atlanta GA 30303 (Region 4) Federal Ms. Cindy Dohner Regional Director U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region 1875 Century Blvd., Suite 400 Atlanta GA 30345

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip FAA Eastern Service Federal Lt. Col. Kent W. "Dirt" Hayes Representative to the FAA U.S. Marine Corps 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area Federal Mr. Stan Austin Regional Director U.S. National Park Service Southeast Region 100 Alabama St, SW, 1924 Bldg Atlanta GA 30303 FAA Eastern Service Federal CDR John "Wes" Vinyard Representative to the FAA U.S. Navy 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park GA 30337 Area State The Hon. Mark Brody Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 055 5315 Rocky River Rd. Monroe NC 28112 State The Hon. Pricey Harrison Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 057 P.O. Box 9339 Greensboro NC 27429 State The Hon. Ralph C. Johnson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 058 16 West Jones Street, Room 2119 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Jon Hardister Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 059 1709 Forest Valley Rd. Greensboro NC 27410 State The Hon. Cecil Brockman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 060 1166 Roberts Lane High Point NC 27260 State The Hon. John Faircloth Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 061 4456 Orchard Knob Lane High Point NC 27265 State The Hon. John M. Blust Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 062 P.O. Box 8146 Greensboro NC 27419 State The Hon. Dennis Riddell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 064 6343 Beale Rd. Snow Camp NC 27349 State The Hon. Bert Jones Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 065 299 Fairfield Rd. Reidsville NC 27320 State The Hon. Ken Goodman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 066 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 542 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Justin Burr Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 067 125 South Third St. Albemarle NC 28001 State The Hon. D. Craig Horn Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 068 5909 Bluebird Hill Lane Weddington NC 28104 State The Hon. Dean Arp Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 069 P.O. Box 1511 Monroe NC 28111 State The Hon. Pat B. Hurley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 070 141 Ridgecrest Rd. Asheboro NC 27203 State The Hon. Evelyn Terry Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 071 1224 Reynolds Forest Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27107 State The Hon. Edward Hanes Jr. Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 072 380-H Knollwood St., Ste. 191 Winston-Salem NC 27103 State The Hon. Lee Zachary Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 073 P.O. Box 1780 Yadkinville NC 27055 State The Hon. Debra Conrad Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 074 4004 Pemberton Ct. Winston-Salem NC 27106 State The Hon. Donny Lambeth Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 075 4627 S. Main St. Winston-Salem NC 27127 State The Hon. Carl Ford Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 076 320 Ketchie Estate Rd. China Grove NC 28023 State The Hon. Harry Warren Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 077 201 Kingsbridge Rd. Salisbury NC 28144 State The Hon. Allen McNeill Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 078 4172 NC Hwy. 49 South Asheboro NC 27205 State The Hon. Julia C. Howard Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 079 330 S. Salisbury St. Mocksville NC 27028 State The Hon. Sam Watford Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 080 4111 Denton Road Thomasville NC 27360 State The Hon. Rayne Brown Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 081 416 Lee Ave. Lexington NC 27295 State The Hon. Larry G. Pittman Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 082 P.O. Box 5959 Concord NC 28027 State The Hon. Linda P. Johnson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 083 1205 Berkshire Dr. Kannapolis NC 28081 State The Hon. Rena W. Turner Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 084 247 Gethsemane Rd. Olin NC 28660 State The Hon. Josh Dobson Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 085 649 South Creek Rd. Nebo NC 28761 State The Hon. Hugh Blackwell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 086 321 Mountain View Ave. SE Valdese NC 28690 State The Hon. Edgar V. Starnes Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 087 6715 Lakeview Terrace Hickory NC 28601 State The Hon. Rob Bryan Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 088 301 S. College St., Suite 3500 Charlotte NC 28202 State The Hon. Mitchell S. Setzer Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 089 P.O. Box 416 Catawba NC 28609 State The Hon. Sarah Stevens Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 090 2161 Margaret Dr. Mt. Airy NC 27030 State The Hon. Bryan R. Holloway Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 091 1165 Sterling Pointe Dr. King NC 27021 State The Hon. Charles Jeter Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 092 15806 Brookway Dr., Suite 600 Huntersville NC 28078 State The Hon. Jonathan C. Jordan Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 093 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 420 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Jeffrey Elmore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 094 P.O. Box 522 North Wilkesboro NC 28659 State The Hon. John A. Fraley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 095 1311 Fern Hill Road Mooresville NC 28117 State The Hon. Jay Adams Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 096 322 3rd Avenue NE Hickory NC 28601 State The Hon. Jason Saine Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 097 1760 Whispering Pines Dr. Lincolnton NC 28092 State The Hon. John R. Bradford III Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 098 21523 Baltic Drive Cornelius NC 28031 State The Hon. Rodney W. Moore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 099 P.O. Box 44107 Charlotte NC 28215 State The Hon. Tricia Ann Cotham Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 100 107 Sardis Grove Ln. Matthews NC 28105 State The Hon. Beverly M. Earle Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 101 230 Kingsway Circle Charlotte NC 28214 State The Hon. Becky Carney Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 102 P.O. Box 32873 Charlotte NC 28232

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. William Brawley Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 103 13612 O'Toole Dr. Matthews NC 28105 State The Hon. Dan Bishop Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 104 2216 Whilden Court Charlotte NC 28211 Jacqueline State The Hon. Schaffer Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 105 12113 Shoal Creek Ct. Charlotte NC 28277 Michelle State The Hon. Carla D. Cunningham Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 106 1400 Sansberry Rd. Charlotte NC 28262 State The Hon. Kelly M. Alexander Jr. Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 107 1424 Statesville Ave. Charlotte NC 28206 State The Hon. John A. Torbett Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 108 210 Blueridge Dr. Stanley NC 28164 State The Hon. Dana Bumgardner Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 109 3517 Lincoln Ln. Gastonia NC 28056 State The Hon. Kelly E. Hastings Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 110 P.O. Box 488 Cherryville NC 28021 State The Hon. Tim Moore Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 111 305 East King St. Kings Mountain NC 28086 State The Hon. Mike Hager Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 112 300 N. Salisbury St., Room 304 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Chris Whitmire Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 113 P.O. Box 931 Rosman NC 28772 State The Hon. Susan C. Fisher Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 114 7 Maple Ridge Lane Asheville NC 28806 State The Hon. John Ager Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 115 15 Clarke Lane Fairview NC 28730 State The Hon. Chuck McGrady Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 117 P.O. Box 723 Hendersonville NC 28793 State The Hon. Michele D. Presnell Representative North Carolina House of Representatives District 118 316 Woodstock Dr. Burnsville NC 28714 State The Hon. Mike Woodard Senator North Carolina State Senate District 022 762 Ninth Street Durham NC 27705 State The Hon. Rick Gunn Senator North Carolina State Senate District 024 P.O. Box 308 Burlington NC 27216 State The Hon. Tom McInnis Senator North Carolina State Senate District 025 P.O. Box 1331 Rockingham NC 28380 State The Hon. Phil Berger Senator North Carolina State Senate District 026 P.O. Box 1309 Eden NC 27289 State The Hon. Trudy Wade Senator North Carolina State Senate District 027 1 Creswell Ct. Greensboro NC 27407 State The Hon. Gladys A. Robinson Senator North Carolina State Senate District 028 16 W. Jones Street, Room 1120 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Jerry W. Tillman Senator North Carolina State Senate District 029 1207 Dogwood Lane Archdale NC 27263 State The Hon. Shirley B. Randleman Senator North Carolina State Senate District 030 487 Triple Cove Dr. Wilkesboro NC 28697 State The Hon. Joyce Krawiec Senator North Carolina State Senate District 031 16 W. Jones Street, Room 2117 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Earline W. Parmon Senator North Carolina State Senate District 032 3873 Barkwood Drive Winston-Salem NC 27105 State The Hon. Stan Bingham Senator North Carolina State Senate District 033 292 North Main Street Denton NC 27239 State The Hon. Andrew C. Brock Senator North Carolina State Senate District 034 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 521 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Tommy Tucker Senator North Carolina State Senate District 035 1206 Rosehill Drive Waxhaw NC 28173 State The Hon. Fletcher L. Hartsell Jr. Senator North Carolina State Senate District 036 P.O. Box 368 Concord NC 28026 State The Hon. Jeff Jackson Senator North Carolina State Senate District 037 16 W. Jones Street, Room 1102 Raleigh NC 27601 State The Hon. Joel D. M. Ford Senator North Carolina State Senate District 038 P.O. Box 36391 Charlotte NC 28236 State The Hon. Bob Rucho Senator North Carolina State Senate District 039 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 300-A Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Joyce Waddell Senator North Carolina State Senate District 040 8105-251 Old Concord Road Newell NC 28126 State The Hon. Jeff Tarte Senator North Carolina State Senate District 041 19825 B North Cove Road Cornelius NC 28031 State The Hon. Andy Wells Senator North Carolina State Senate District 042 P.O. Box 729 Hickory NC 28603 State The Hon. Kathy Harrington Senator North Carolina State Senate District 043 3324 Lincoln Lane Gastonia NC 28056 State The Hon. David L. Curtis Senator North Carolina State Senate District 044 P.O. Box 278 Denver NC 28037 State The Hon. Dan Soucek Senator North Carolina State Senate District 045 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 310 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Warren Daniel Senator North Carolina State Senate District 046 P.O. Box 1825 Morganton NC 28680 State The Hon. Ralph Hise Senator North Carolina State Senate District 047 44 Hemlock Avenue Spruce Pine NC 28777 State The Hon. Tom Apodaca Senator North Carolina State Senate District 048 1504 Fifth Ave. West Hendersonville NC 28739 State The Hon. Terry Van Duyn Senator North Carolina State Senate District 049 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 515 Raleigh NC 27603 State The Hon. Frank M. Ruff Jr. State Senator Senate of Virginia District 015 P.O. Box 332 Clarksville VA 23927 State The Hon. William M. Stanley Jr. State Senator Senate of Virginia District 020 13508 Booker T Washington Highway Moneta VA 24121 State The Hon. Gary E. Clary Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 003 P.O. Box 1645 Clemson SC 29633 State The Hon. David R. Hiott Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 004 P.O. Box 997 Pickens SC 29671 State The Hon. Neal A. Collins Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 005 P.O. Box 906 Easley SC 29641 State The Hon. W. Brian White Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 006 P.O. Box 970 Anderson SC 29622 State The Hon. Michael W. "Mike" Gambrell Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 007 400 Filter Plant Rd Honea Path SC 29654 State The Hon. Jonathon D. Hill Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 008 1031 Double Springs Rd. Townville SC 29689

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State The Hon. Anne J. Thayer Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 009 225 Ansonborough Plantation Belton SC 29627 State The Hon. Joshua A. Putnam Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 010 108 Angela Drive Piedmont SC 29673 State The Hon. Craig A. Gagnon Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 011 504 Church St. Abbeville SC 29620 State The Hon. J. Anne Parks Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 012 P.O. Box 181 Greenwood SC 29648 State The Hon. R. Shannon Riley Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 013 P.O. Box 212 Hodges SC 29653 State The Hon. Michael A. Pitts Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 014 372 Bucks Point Rd Laurens SC 29360 State The Hon. Mark N. Willis Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 016 201 Quillen Ave Fountain Inn SC 29644 James Mikell State The Hon. Burns Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 017 100 Old Locust Hill Rd Taylors SC 29687 "Mike" State The Hon. Tommy M. Stringer Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 018 P.O. Box 2078 Greer SC 29652 State The Hon. Dwight A. Loftis Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 019 P.O. Box 14784 Greenville SC 29610 State The Hon. Daniel P. "Dan" Hamilton Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 020 P.O. Box 6088 Greenville SC 29606 State The Hon. Phyllis Henderson Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 021 110 Silver Creek Court Greer SC 29650 State The Hon. Wendy K. Nanney Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 022 124 Birnam Ct Greenville SC 29615 State The Hon. Chandra E. Dillard Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 023 5 Alleta Ave Greenville SC 29607 State The Hon. Bruce W. Bannister Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 024 P.O. Box 10007 Greenville SC 29603 State The Hon. Leola C. Robinson-Simpson Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 025 19 Prince Ave Greenville SC 29605 State The Hon. Raye Felder Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 026 116 Mary Mack Ln Fort Mill SC 29715 State The Hon. Garry R. Smith Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 027 210 Foxhound Rd Simpsonville SC 29680 State The Hon. Eric M. Bedingfield Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 028 945 Cooley Bridge Road Belton SC 29627 State The Hon. Dennis C. Moss Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 029 306 Silver Cir Gaffney SC 29340 State The Hon. V. Stephen "Steve" Moss Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 030 104 Rains Rd Blacksburg SC 29702 State The Hon. Harold Mitchell Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 031 P.O. Box 3046 Spartanburg SC 29304 State The Hon. J. Derham Cole Jr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 032 P.O. Box 1467 Spartanburg SC 29304 State The Hon. Edward R. "Eddie" Tallon Sr. Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 033 140 Bagwell Farm Rd Spartanburg SC 29302

State The Hon. P. Michael "Mike" Forrester Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 034 287 Creekridge Dr Spartanburg SC 29301 State The Hon. William M. "Bill" Chumley Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 035 3303 Greenpond Rd Woodruff SC 29388 State The Hon. Merita A. "Rita" Allison Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 036 P.O. Box 93 Lyman SC 29365 State The Hon. Donna C. Hicks Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 037 404D Blatt Bldg. Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Norman D. "Doug" Brannon Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 038 201 Clearwater Rd Landrum SC 29356 State The Hon. MaryGail K. Douglas Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 041 56 Kabbad Rd Winnsboro SC 29180 State The Hon. Michael A. "Mike" Anthony Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 042 322 Mr. Vernon Rd Union SC 29379

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip Christopher R. State The Hon. Hart Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 073 5219 Burke Ave Columbia SC 29203 "Chris" State The Hon. J. Todd Rutherford Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 074 P.O. Box 1452 Columbia SC 29202 State The Hon. Kirkman Finlay III Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 075 P.O. Box 11684 Columbia SC 29211 State The Hon. Leon Howard Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 076 2425 Barhamville Rd Columbia SC 29204 State The Hon. Joseph A. "Joe" McEachern Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 077 P.O. Box 3751 Columbia SC 29230 State The Hon. Beth E. Bernstein Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 078 1019 Assembly St Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Mia S. McLeod Representative South Carolina House of Representatives District 079 P.O. Box 290692 Columbia SC 29229 State The Hon. Thomas C. Alexander State Senator South Carolina Senate District 001 150 Cleveland Dr Walhalla SC 29691 State The Hon. Larry A. Martin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 002 P.O. Box 247 Pickens SC 29671 State The Hon. Kevin L. Bryant State Senator South Carolina Senate District 003 104-A North Ave Anderson SC 29625 State The Hon. William H. O'Dell State Senator South Carolina Senate District 004 P.O. Box 540 Ware Shoals SC 29692 State The Hon. Thomas D. "Tom" Corbin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 005 1139 Bailey Mill Rd Travelers Rest SC 29690 State The Hon. Michael L. Fair State Senator South Carolina Senate District 006 P.O. Box 14632 Greenville SC 29610 State The Hon. Karl B. Allen State Senator South Carolina Senate District 007 108 Lavinia Ave Greenville SC 29601 State The Hon. Ross Turner State Senator South Carolina Senate District 008 P.O. Box 16703 Greenville SC 29606 State The Hon. Daniel B. "Danny" Verdin III State Senator South Carolina Senate District 009 P.O. Box 272 Laurens SC 29360 State The Hon. Floyd Nicholson State Senator South Carolina Senate District 010 527 Bryte St Greenwood SC 29649 State The Hon. Glenn G. Reese State Senator South Carolina Senate District 011 507 Fagan Dr, Lake Bowen Inman SC 29349 State The Hon. Lee Bright State Senator South Carolina Senate District 012 P.O. Box 589 Roebuck SC 29376 State The Hon. Shane R. Martin State Senator South Carolina Senate District 013 P.O. Box 575 Pauline SC 29374 State The Hon. Harvey S. Peeler Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 014 P.O. Box 742 Gaffney SC 29342 State The Hon. Robert W. Hayes Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 015 1486 Cureton Dr Rock Hill SC 29732 State The Hon. Chauncey K. Gregory State Senator South Carolina Senate District 016 P.O. Box 1381 Lancaster SC 29721 State The Hon. Creighton B. Coleman State Senator South Carolina Senate District 017 P.O. Box 1006 Winnsboro SC 29180 State The Hon. Ronnie W. Cromer State Senator South Carolina Senate District 018 P.O. Box 378 Prosperity SC 29127 State The Hon. John L. Scott Jr. State Senator South Carolina Senate District 019 215 Elmont Dr Columbia SC 29203 State The Hon. Darrell Jackson State Senator South Carolina Senate District 021 608 Motley Rd Hopkins SC 29061 State The Hon. Joel Lourie State Senator South Carolina Senate District 022 P.O. Box 6212 Columbia SC 29260 State The Hon. Vincent A. Sheheen State Senator South Carolina Senate District 027 P.O. Drawer 10 Camden SC 29021 State The Hon. Pat McCrory Governor State of North Carolina 20301 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State The Hon. Nikki R. Haley Governor State of South Carolina 1205 Pendleton Street Columbia SC 29201 State The Hon. Terry McAuliffe Governor State of Virginia P.O. Box 1475 Richmond VA 23218 State The Hon. Charles D. Poindexter Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 009 P.O. Box 117 Glade Hill VA 24092 State The Hon. Daniel W. Marshall III Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 014 P.O. Box 439 Danville VA 24543 State The Hon. Leslie R. Adams Delegate Virginia House of Delegates District 016 P.O. Box K Chatham VA 24531 State Col. Tony E. McMillan Commander North Carolina Air National Guard 145 AW/PA, 4930 Minuteman Way Charlotte NC 28208 State Mr. Gregory Richardson Executive Director North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs 1317 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Environmental Review State Ms. Crystal Best North Carolina Department of Administration 1301 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Clearinghouse State Ms. Jeanette Furney State Single Point of Contact North Carolina Department of Administration 1302 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Chairman/Commissioner of State Mr. Steve Troxler North Carolina Department of Agriculture 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Agriculture State Ms. Susan W. Kluttz Secretary North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources 4601 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural State Mr. John E. Skvarla III Secretary 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Resources North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Division of Parks & State Mr. Justin T. Williamson Environmental Review Coordinator 1615 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Resources Recreation North Carolina Department of Health and Human State Ms. Aldona Wos Secretary 2001 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 Services

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State Mr. Bobby Waltson Aviation Director North Carolina Department of Transportation Division of Aviation 1560 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Ms. Carol Tingley Acting Director North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation 1615 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Tom Reeder Division Director North Carolina Division of Water Resources 1611 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Greg Pate State Forester North Carolina Forest Service 1616 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. Gordon S. Myers Executive Director North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission 1701 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 State Mr. James Stephens Interim Director South Carolina Aeronautics Commission 2553 Airport Blvd West Columbia SC 29170 State Col. David J. Meyer Commander South Carolina Air National Guard 1325 South Carolina Rd Eastover SC 29044 State Mr. Jean Ricard State Single Point of Contact South Carolina Budget and Control Board Office of State Budget 1201 Main St, Ste. 870 Columbia SC 29201

State Ms. Marcy Hayden Program Coordinator South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs Native American Affairs 2221 Devine Street, Suite 408 Columbia SC 29205 State Mr. Marvin N. Davant Executive Director South Carolina Conservation Bank P.O. Box 167 Columbia SC 29202 State Mr. Hugh E. Weathers Commissioner of Agriculture South Carolina Department of Agriculture P.O. Box 11280 Columbia SC 29211 Air Quality Standards South Carolina Department of Health and State Mr. L. Nelson Roberts Jr. Manager and Assessment 2600 Bull Street Columbia SC 29201 Environemental Control Section State Ms. Catherine B. Templeton Director South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental 2600 Bull St Columbia SC 29201 South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental State Mr. David Wilson Chief Bureau of Water 2600 Bull Street Columbia SC 29201 Control State Mr. Alvin A. Taylor Director South Carolina Department of Natural Resources P.O. Box 167 Columbia SC 29202 South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and State Mr. Duane Parrish Director 1205 Pendleton St Columbia SC 29201 Tourism State Mr. Henry E. "Gene" Kodama State Forester South Carolina Forestry Commission P.O. Box 21707 Columbia SC 29221 State Dr. Faye Jensen Executive Director South Carolina Historical Society 100 Meeting Street Charleston SC 29401 Department of Archives State Mr. John Sylvest Project Review Coordinator South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 8301 Parklane Road Columbia SC 29223 and History Joint Base Langley- State Col. Robert J. Grey Commander Virginia Air National Guard 192D Fighter Wing 159 Sweeney Blvd, Ste. 200 VA 23665 Eustis, Hampton Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer State Ms. Sandra J. Adams Commissioner 102 Governor St Richmond VA 23219 Services State Mr. Randall P. Burdette Director Virginia Department of Aviation 5702 Gulfstream Rd Richmond VA 23250 State Mr. S. Scott Denny Senior Aviation Planner Virginia Department of Aviation 5702 Gulfstream Road Richmond VA 23250 State Mr. Clyde Cristman Director Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation 600 East Main Street, 24th Floor Richmond VA 23219 Environmental Impact Review Division of Natural State Ms. Roberta Rhur Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation 203 Governor Street Richmond VA 23219 Coordinator Heritage State Mr. David K. Paylor Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 Environmental Impact State Ms. Ellie L. Irons Program Manager Virginia Department of Environmental Quality P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 Review State Ms. Melanie D. Davenport Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Water Division P.O. Box 1105 Richmond VA 23218 State Ms. Bettina Ring State Forester Virginia Department of Forestry 900 Natural Resources Drive, Suite 800 Charlottesville VA 22903 State Mr. Robert "Bob" W. Duncan Executive Director Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries 4010 W. Broad St Richmond VA 23230 Environmental Services State Mrs. Gladys D. Cason Secretary Senior Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries P.O. Box 11104 Richmond VA 23230 Section MD, State Dr. Marissa Levine State Health Commissioner Virginia Department of Health P.O. Box 2448 Richmond VA 23218 MPH Division of Review and State Ms. Andrea Kampinen Architectural Historian Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Avenue Richmond VA 23221 Compliance State Ms. Molly Ward Secretary Virginia Office of Natural Resources P.O. Box 1475 Richmond VA 23218 Office of Archives and State Dr. Kevin Cherry State Historic Preservation Officer North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 4610 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699 History

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip State Historic Preservation Officer Department of Archives State Dr. W. Eric Emerson South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office 8301 Parklane Road Columbia SC 29223 and Agency Director and History Director and State Historic State Ms. Julie Langan Virginia Department of Historic Resources 2801 Kensington Ave Richmond VA 23221 Preservation Officer Regional Mr. Randy Imler Executive Director Catawba Regional Council of Governments 215 Hampton St Rock Hill SC 29731 Regional Mr. Benjamin J. Mauldin Executive Director Central Midlands Council of Governments 236 Stoneridge Dr Columbia SC 29210 Regional Mr. Jim Prosser Executive Director Centralina Council of Governments 525 North Tryon St, 12th Fl. Charlotte NC 28202 Regional Mr. Mickey Duvall Executive Director High Country Council of Governments 468 New Market Blvd Boone NC 28607 Regional Mr. Jim Edwards Executive Director Isothermal Planning & Development Commission 111 West Court St Rutherfordton NC 28139 Regional Mr. Justin Hembree Executive Director Land-of-Sky Regional Council 339 New Leicester Hwy, Ste. 140 Asheville NC 28806 Regional Mr. Johnny B. Brown Executive Director Pee Dee Regional Council of Governments P.O. Box 5719 Florence SC 29502 Regional Mr. Matthew Dolge Executive Director Piedmont Triad Regional Council 1398 Carrollton Crossing Drive Kernersville NC 27284 Regional Mr. Steve Pelissier Executive Director South Carolina Appalachian Council of Governments 30 Century Circle Greenville SC 29607

Regional Mr. Ryan Sherby Executive Director Southwestern Commission Council of Governments 125 Bonnie Lane Sylva NC 28779 Regional Ms. Patricia C. Hartung Executive Director Upper Savannah Council of Governments P.O. Box 1366 Greenwood SC 29648 Regional Ms. Leah Manning Interim Executive Director West Piedmont Planning District Commission P.O. Box 5268 Martinsville VA 24115 Jr., Regional Mr. Dee Blackwell Executive Director Western Piedmont Council of Governments P.O. Box 9026 Hickory NC 28603 AICP County The Hon. Claude Thomas Chairman Abbeville County Council 901 West Greenwood St, Ste. 2800 Abbeville SC 29620 County The Hon. Larry Yoder Chairman Alexander County Board of Commissioners 621 Liledoun Rd. Taylorsville NC 28681 County The Hon. Tommy Dunn Chairman Anderson County Council P.O. Box 8002 Anderson SC 29622 County The Hon. Anna Baucom Chairman Anson County Board of Commissioners 101 South Greene Street Wadesboro NC 28170 County The Hon. Gary Roark Chair Ashe County Board of Commissioners 150 Government Circle Jefferson NC 28640 County The Hon. Kenny Poteat Chairman Avery County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 605 Newland NC 28657 County The Hon. David Gantt Chairman Buncombe County Board of Commissioners 200 College Street, Room 316 Asheville NC 28801 County The Hon. Johnnie Carswell Chairman Burke County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 219 Morganton NC 28680 County The Hon. Elizabeth "Liz" Poole Chairman Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners 210 Ravine Circle Concord NC 28025 County The Hon. Clay Bollinger Chairman Caldwell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 2200 Lenoir NC 28645 County The Hon. Kenneth D. Travis Chairman Caswell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 98 Yanceyville NC 27379 County The Hon. Kitty W. Barnes Chair Catawba County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 389 Newton NC 28658 County The Hon. Timothy F. Spencer Chairman Cherokee County Council 110 Railroad Ave. Gaffney SC 29340 County The Hon. R. Carlisle Roddey Chairman Chester County Council P.O. Box 580 Chester SC 29706 County The Hon. J. Matthew Rivers Chairman Chesterfield County Council P.O. Box 1418 Cheraw SC 29520 County The Hon. Jason Falls Chairman Cleveland County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1210 Shelby NC 28151 County The Hon. Larry Potts Chairman Davidson County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1067 Lexington NC 27292 County The Hon. Robert Wisecarver Chairman Davie County Board of Commissioners 388 Fork Bixby Road Advance NC 27006 County The Hon. David L. Ferguson Sr. Chairman Fairfield County Council 1750 Broom Mill Road Ridgeway SC 29130 County The Hon. Richard V. Linville Chairman Forsyth County Board of Commissioners 201 North Chestnut Street Winston-Salem NC 27101 County The Hon. Tracy Philbeck Chairman Gaston County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 1578 Gastonia NC 28053 County The Hon. Bob Taylor Chairman Greenville County Council 107 Karen Dr Greenville SC 29607 600 Monument Street Box P-103, Park Plaza Suite County The Hon. Mark Allison Chairman Greenwood County Council Greenwood SC 29646 102 County The Hon. Bill Bencini Chair Guilford County Board of Commissioners PO Box 3427 Greensboro NC 27402 County The Hon. Mark S. Swanger Chairman Haywood County Board of Commissioners 215 N. Main Street Waynesville NC 28786 Thomas (Tommy) County The Hon. Thompson Chairman Henderson County Board of Commissioners 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Suite 1 Hendersonville NC 28792 H. County The Hon. H.G. Vaughn Chairman Henry County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 7 Collinsville VA 24078 County The Hon. Stephen "Steve" D. Johnson Chairman Iredell County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 788 Statesville NC 28687 County The Hon. Larry McCullough Chairman Lancaster County Council 101 N. Main St Lancaster SC 29721

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip County The Hon. James A. Coleman Chairman Laurens County Council P.O. Box 445 Laurens SC 29360 County The Hon. Alex E. Patton Chairman Lincoln County Board of Commissioners 115 West Main St. Lincolnton NC 28092 County The Hon. Randy Hollifield Chairman McDowell County Board of Commissioners 60 East Court Street Marion NC 28752 County The Hon. Trevor M. Fuller Chairman Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners 600 East 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 County The Hon. Bill Slagle Chair Mitchell County Board of Commissioners 26 Crimson Laurel Circle, Suite 2 Bakersville NC 28705 County The Hon. Jackie Morris Chairman Montgomery County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 425 Troy NC 27371 County The Hon. Crystal Harris Chairperson Patrick County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 466 Stuart VA 24171 County The Hon. G. Neil Smith Chairman Pickens County Council 222 McDaniel Avenue, B-1 Pickens SC 2ŚŚŚŢ County The Hon. Jessie L. Barksdale Chairperson Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors P.O. Box 426 Chatham VA 24531 County The Hon. Ted Owens Chair Polk County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 308 Columbus NC 28722 County The Hon. J. Harold Holmes Chairman Randolph County Board of Commissioners 2nd Floor, 725 McDowell Road Asheboro NC 27205 County The Hon. Norman Jackson Chairman Richland County Council P.O. Box 192 Columbia SC 29201 County The Hon. C. Zane Cardwell Chairman Rockingham County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 101 Wentworth NC 27375 County The Hon. Jim Sides Jr. Chairman Rowan County Board of Commissioners 130 W. Innes Street Salisbury NC 28144 County Mr. Carl Classen County Manager Rutherford County and Rutherford County Airport 289 North Main Street Rutherfordton NC 28139 County The Hon. Jeffrey A. Horton Chairman Spartanburg County Council 366 North Church St, Admin Bldg, Ste. 1000 Spartanburg SC 29303 County The Hon. Tony M. Dennis Chairman Stanly County Board of Commissioners 1000 N. First Street, Suite 10 Albemarle NC 28001 County The Hon. James Booth Chairman Stokes County Board of Commissioners 1014 Main Street Danbury NC 27016 County The Hon. Eddie Harris Chairman Surry County Board of Commissioners 118 Hamby Road Dobson NC 27017 County The Hon. Mike Hawkins Chair Transylvania County Board of Commissioners 483 N. Country Club Road Brevard NC 28712 County The Hon. Frank Aikmus Chairman Union County Board of Commissioners 500 N. Main Street, Room 921 Monroe NC 28112 County The Hon. Tommy Sinclair Chairman Union County Council 210 W. Main St Union SC 29379 County The Hon. Nathan Miller Chairman Watauga County Board of Commissioners 814 West King Street, Suite 205 Boone NC 28607 County The Hon. Gary D. Blevins Chairman Wilkes County Board of Commissioners 110 North Street, Room 101 Wilkesboro NC 28697 County The Hon. Kevin Austin Chair Yadkin County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 146 Yadkinville NC 27055 County The Hon. Johnny Riddle Chairman Yancey County Board of Commissioners 110 Town Square, Room 111 Burnsville NC 28714 County The Hon. Britt Blackwell Chairman York County Council P.O. Box 66 York SC 29745 County Ms. Libby Hodges Planning Director Alamance County Historic Properties Commission 217 College Street, Suite C Graham NC 27253 County Ms. Jennifer Baptiste Planning Director Anson County Historic Properties Commission 107 B East Ashe Street Wadesboro NC 28170 Asheville & Buncombe County Historic Resources County Ms. Stacy Merten Director P.O. Box 7148 Asheville NC 28802 Commission County Mr. Bill McCarter Planning Director Cleveland County Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 1210 Shelby NC 28150 Historic Resource Coordinator & City-County Planning County Ms. Michelle M. McCullough Forsyth County & Winston-Salem P.O. Box 2511 Winston-Salem NC 27102 Project Planner Board County Mr. David Williams Local Government Designated Staff Gaston County Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 1578 Gastonia NC 28053

County Mr. Les Eger Deputy Planning Director Guilford County Joint Historic Preservation Commission P.O. Box 3427 Greensboro NC 27402 County Mr. Parker Sloan Planner Henderson County Historic Preservation Commission 100 N. King St. Hendersonville NC 28792 County Mr. Lewis Alexander Chairman Iredell County Historic Properties Commission P.O. Box 788 Statesville NC 28687 County Mr. Jason Harpe Executive Director Lincoln County Historic Properties Commission 410 South Cedar St. Lincolnton NC 28092 Randolph County Historic Landmark Preservation County Mr. Hal Johnson Planning & Zoning Director P.O. Box 771 Asheboro NC 27204 Commission County Mr. Andy Goodall Planner I Rowan County Historic Properties Commission 402 N. Main Street Salisbury NC 28144 Transylvania County Joint Historic Preservation County Mr. Mark Burrows Planner P.O. Box 1578 Brevard NC 28712 Commission County Dr. Jerry Surratt Chairman Union County Historic Preservation Commission 500 North Main St. Monroe NC 28111 Tribal The Hon. Bill Harris Chief Catawba Indian Nation 996 Avenue of the Nations Rock Hill SC 29730 Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Dr. Wenonah Haire Catawba Indian Nation 1536 Tom Steven Rd. Rock Hill SC 29730 and Director Tribal The Hon. Michell Hicks Principal Chief Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians P.O. Box 455, Qualla Boundary Cherokee NC 28719

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Type Title FName LName Suf Position Organization District/Dept/Div Mailing Address City ST Zip Tribal Mr. Russell Townsend Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians P.O. Box 455, Qualla Boundary Cherokee NC 28719 Eastern Cherokee, Southern Iroquois and United Tribes Tribal Dr. William M. Goins Chief P.O. Box 7062 Columbia SC 29202 of SC Chief and Tribal Historic Piedmont American Indian Association-Lower Eastern Tribal The Hon. Gene Norris 3688 Warrior Creek Church Road Gray Court SC 29645 Preservation Officer Cherokee Nation of SC Airport Mr. Dan Danieley Executive Director Burlington-Alamance Airport Authority 3441 North Aviation Drive Burlington NC 27215 Airport Mr. Brent Cagle Interim Aviation Director Charlotte/Douglas International Airport P.O. Box 19066 Charlotte NC 28219 Airport Mr. Kevin Hennessey Community Program Manager Charlotte/Douglas International Airport Noise Program P.O. Box 19066 Charlotte NC 28219 Airport Mr. Peter Cevellos Manager Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport 3900 Paul J. Helms Drive Monroe NC 28110 Airport Mr. Rick Cloutier Aviation Director Concord Regional Airport 9000 Aviation Blvd. Concord NC 28027 Airport Mr. Rob Walter Aviation Manager Concord Regional Airport 9000 Aviation Blvd. Concord NC 28027 Airport Mr. Danny Moyd Manager Donaldson Center Airport 2 Exchange St. Greenville SC 29605 Airport Mr. Joseph R. "Joe" Frasher Airport Director Greenville Downtown Airport 100 Tower Drive, Unit 2 Greenville SC 29607 Director of Properties and Airport Mr. Scott Carr Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Ste 1 Greer SC 29651 Development Jr., Airport Mr. David N. Edwards President/CEO Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Ste 1 Greer SC 29651 A.A.E. Airport Mr. Terry Clark Manager Hickory Regional Airport 3101 9th Avenue Dr. Hickory NC 28601 Airport Mr. Mickie Elmore Director of Development Piedmont Triad International Airport 704 N. Regional Rd. Greensboro NC 27409 Airport Mr. Kevin Baker Executive Director Piedmont Triad International Airport 1000 A Ted Johnson Parkway Greensboro NC 27409 Airport Mr. Steven Gould C.M. Airport Administrator Rock Hill/York County Airport P.O. Box 11706 Rock Hill SC 29731 Airport Mr. Thad Howell Manager Rowan County Airport 3670 Airport Loop Salisbury NC 28147 Airport Mr. Mark R. Davidson Airport Director Smith Reynolds Airport 3801 N. Liberty St., Ste 204 Winston-Salem NC 27105 Airport Maj. Gen. Darwin Simpson Director Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport 500 Ammons Rd. Spartanburg SC 29306 Airport Mr. Phil Collins Airport Planner Statesville Regional Airport P.O. Box 1111 Statesville NC 28687 City The Hon. Dan Clodfelter Mayor City of Charlotte 600 East 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. Patsy B. Kinsey Councilmember City of Charlotte District 1 2334 Greenway Avenue Charlotte NC 28204 City The Hon. Al Austin Councilmember City of Charlotte District 2 600 E. 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. LaWana Mayfield Councilmember City of Charlotte District 3 600 E. 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. Greg Phipps Councilmember City of Charlotte District 4 600 East Fourth Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. John N. Autry Councilmember City of Charlotte District 5 600 E. 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. Kenny Smith Councilmember City of Charlotte District 6 600 E. 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. Edmund H. Driggs Councilmember City of Charlotte District 7 600 E. 4th Street Charlotte NC 28202 City The Hon. Sherman Saunders Mayor City of Danville P.O. Box 3300 Danville VA 24543 City The Hon. Kim Adkins Mayor City of Martinsville P.O. Box 1112 Martinsville VA 24112 Individual Mr. Michael Armstrong 3527 Talwyn Court Charlotte NC 28269

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A.4.3 Legal Notice Publication, January 10, 2015

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A.4.4 Comments

01-22-2015 - Clara Blanding - Citizen of Charlotte ...... A-219 01-22-2015 - Lisa Garland - Citizen of Charlotte ...... A-220 01-22-2015 - Tom Martin - Citizen of Charlotte ...... A-221 02-02-2015 - Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Conservation and Recreation ... A-222 02-02-2015 - U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service ...... A-224 03-05-2015 - West Piedmont Planning District Commission ...... A-228

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A.5 Public Information Workshops

A.5.1 Dates, Locations and Attendance

Date Time Location Attendance West Mecklenburg High School, Cafeteria December 9, 2014 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm 13 7400 Tuckaseegee Road, Charlotte, NC 28214 Olympic High School, Cafeteria December 10, 2014 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm 10 4301 Sandy Porter Road, Charlotte, NC 28273 Carole A. Hoefener Center January 22, 2015 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm 40 610 East 7th Street, Charlotte, NC 28202 Total 63

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A.5.2 Sign-In Sheets, December 2014/January 2015

12-09-2014 - West Mecklenburg High School ...... A-225 12-10-2014 - Olympic High School ...... A-228 01-22-2015 - Carole A. Hoefener Center ...... A-233

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A.5.3 Handouts

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A.5.4 Exhibits

 Welcome – Public Workshop ...... A-257  CLT OAPM Overview ...... A-258  What is the CLT OAPM? ...... A-259  Purpose & Need ...... A-260  Generalized Study Area ...... A-261  Need for Project – Examples ...... A-262  Alternatives...... A-263  Environmental Effects ...... A-264  Potential Environmental Effects ...... A-265  Next Steps ...... A-266  Noise Model Flight Tracks ...... A-267

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A.5.5 Photos

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