A Cultural Resources Survey of 22.1 Acres of State and Private Lands West of the Tonto National Forest Boundary for the SRP Silver King to Goldfield 230kV Upgrade, Queen Valley, Pinal County, Arizona
Author(s): David A. Bild
Year: 2008
Summary
The Salt River Project (SRP) is planning to upgrade the current carrying capacity of 18.3 miles of the existing Silver King to Goldfield 230kV line north of Queen Valley and Superior, Pinal County, Arizona. In order to accomplish this, SRP plans to “bundle” the existing 230kV conductors by adding a second conductor to each of the three existing single-conductor phases. This 230kV line was originally intended for two circuits of bundled conductors and permitted for such on Forest Service lands by FS Permit #GLO401160. To add the new conductors, SRP will need to re-open some of the original access roads and the selected wire, puller, sleeving, and anchor sites used during the original 1978 line construction.
The existing transmission line corridor across State Trust Land administered by the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) and private lands has been previously surveyed for cultural resources (a corridor measuring 70 ft south and 220 ft north of the existing 230kV line and including the 500kV line) and was not re-surveyed for this project (Antineau 1977; Van Nimwegen 1991). SRP requested that Logan Simpson Design Inc. (LSD) perform a Class III cultural resources of a 50-foot-wide corridor centered on each of the access roads leading to the corridor that may need to be physically altered to allow equipment to approach the project area. Twelve segments of access roads, as well as puller, wire, and anchor sites located outside the corridor were surveyed, totaling approximately 3.6 miles (22.1 acres). LSD also re-located previously recorded sites within the corridor in the vicinity of towers or access roads to verify site locations and boundaries.
Cite this Record
A Cultural Resources Survey of 22.1 Acres of State and Private Lands West of the Tonto National Forest Boundary for the SRP Silver King to Goldfield 230kV Upgrade, Queen Valley, Pinal County, Arizona. David A. Bild. 2008 ( tDAR id: 433674) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8433674
Keywords
Culture
Euroamerican
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Historic
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Hohokam
Material
Ceramic
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Chipped Stone
Site Name
AZ 11:11:192 (ASM)
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AZ 11:11:193 (ASM)
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AZ U:11:21 (ASU)
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AZ U:11:22 (ASU)
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AZ U:11:39 (ASM)
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AZ U:11:40 (ASM)
Site Type
Archaeological Feature
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Artifact Scatter
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Check Dam
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Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex
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Domestic Structures
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Field House
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Isolated Artifact
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Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features
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Road
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Road, Trail, and Related Structures or Features
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Rock Shelter
Investigation Types
Site Evaluation / Testing
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Systematic Survey
General
230 kV Transmission Line
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Cultural Resources Survey
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Salt River Project
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SRP
Geographic Keywords
Pinal (County)
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Queen Valley, AZ
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Superior, AZ
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Tonto National Forest
Temporal Keywords
20th Century
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Sacaton Phase
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Soho Phase
Temporal Coverage
Calendar Date: 1 to 1450 (Dating for site AZ U:11:192 (ASM))
Spatial Coverage
min long: -111.321; min lat: 33.293 ; max long: -111.269; max lat: 33.323 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Salt River Project Cultural Resource Manager
Prepared By(s): Logan Simpson Design Inc.
Submitted To(s): Salt River Project
Record Identifiers
FS Permit No.(s): GLO401160
LSD Project No.(s): 085014
ASM Accession No.(s): 2008-0166
ASM Permit No.(s): 2008-27bl
LSD Technical Report No.(s): 085014b
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2008_Bild_CulturalResourcesQueenValley_OCR_PDFA.pdf | 23.87mb | Apr 1, 2008 | May 9, 2017 5:03:41 PM | Confidential | |
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Contact(s): Salt River Project Cultural Resource Manager