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Vantage to Pomona Heights Chapter 3 230 kV Transmission Line Project FEIS Affected Environment PAGE 3-254 One TCP has been identified within the 150-foot wide and 500-foot wide Route Segment NNR-4 corridors. 3.11.4.14 Route Segment NNR-5 There are a total of 33 acres within the 150-foot wide corridor and 112 acres within the 500-foot wide corridor of Route Segment NNR-5. In both the 150-foot wide and 500-foot wide corridors, 100 percent of the land (33 acres and 112 acres, respectively) has been previously surveyed for cultural resources (Table 3.11-1). No archaeological or architectural resources have been documented; however, one TCP has been reported within both the 150-foot wide and 500-foot wide Route Segment NNR-5 corridors (Tables 3.11-2 and 3.11-3). 3.11.4.15 Route Segment NNR-6 A total of 118 acres are within the 150-foot wide corridor and 395 acres are within the 500-foot wide corridor of Route Segment NNR-6. According to DAHP records, in both the 150-foot wide and 500-foot wide corridors, 100 percent of the land (118 acres and 395 acres, respectively) has been previously surveyed for cultural resources (Table 3.11-1). Some of the land within this route segment was recently re-surveyed by the YNCRP (Camuso and Lally 2014; Camuso and Lally 2015). Within the 150-foot wide corridor of NNR-6 a total of 15 archaeological resources have been reported and one TCP. The archaeological resources include six prehistoric lithic scatters, four historic debris scatters, and five isolated finds. Within the 500-foot wide corridor of Route Segment NNR-6a total of 16 archaeological resources have been reported, which include those mentioned above and one additional isolated find. All of these are currently unevaluated for their National Register eligibility. One TCP has been reported with both the 150-foot wide and 500-foot wide Route Segment NNR-6 corridors and is also unevaluated for its National Register eligibility. 3.11.4.16 Route Segment NNR-7 Along Route Segment NNR-7, there are a total of 150 acres within the 150-foot wide corridor and 503 acres within the 500-foot wide corridor. A total of 150 acres (100 percent) have been previously surveyed for cultural resources within the 150-foot wide corridor and 503 acres (100 percent) within the 500-foot wide corridor has been surveyed for cultural resources (Table 3.11-1). Some of the land within this route segment was recently re-surveyed by the YNCRP (Camuso and Lally 2014; Camuso and Lally 2015). A total of 22 archaeological resources have been recorded within 150-foot wide corridor of Route Segment NNR-7. This includes 12 prehistoric lithic scatters, one prehistoric lithic quarry and scatter, four multi-component sites (sites include lithic debitage and historic artifacts including sanitary and hole in top cans), and five prehistoric isolated finds. Six of the sites have been recommended eligible for listing on the National Register and 16 are unevaluated. The 500-foot wide corridor has a total of 25 archaeological resources, including 15 prehistoric lithic scatters, one prehistoric lithic quarry and scatter, four multi-component sites (sites include lithic debitage and historic artifacts including sanitary and hole in top cans), and five prehistoric isolated finds. Seven of the sites have been recommended eligible for listing on the National Register and 18 are unevaluated (Tables 3.11-2 and 3.11-3). One TCP is located within the 150-foot wide and 500-foot wide Route Segment NNR-7 corridors.