VAFB-2005-13: Archaeological Investigations Supporting Consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer for the Heritage Launch Program Demolition on Vandenberg AFB
Author(s): Clayton G. Lebow; Leeann G. Haslouer; Charles Hansen; Nathan Stevens; Jason M. Fancher
Year: 2005
Summary
This document is report that presents the results of Section 106 and 110 investigations for the Heritage Launch Program Demolition project on Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB). The purpose of investigations varied by location, including (1) absence/presence testing at three different isolated artifacts recorded near Building 946; (2) assessing potential adverse effects at archaeological site CA-SBA-1891 near the Santa Ynez Water Treatment Plant; (3) assessing potential adverse effects at archaeological site CA-SBA-537/1816 in the southwest corner of Space Launch Complex (SLC) 4; (4) evaluating significance and assessing potential adverse effects at archaeological site CA-SBA-990 around Building 1950; and (5) evaluating significance and assessing potential adverse effects at archaeological site CA-SBA-1070/1071 at the abandoned Atlas 576-F Launch Complex.
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VAFB-2005-13: Archaeological Investigations Supporting Consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer for the Heritage Launch Program Demolition on Vandenberg AFB. Clayton G. Lebow, Leeann G. Haslouer, Charles Hansen, Nathan Stevens, Jason M. Fancher. 2005 ( tDAR id: 490871) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8490871
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