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Hwy 360, Ste. 250 Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 HJN 990335 Re: 18 -acre Luther Street site, College Station, Brazos County, Texas Dear Mr. Wright: Per your request, Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. (Horizon) has performed an investigation of existing state records and a preliminary site reconnaissance for the subject site on 23 November 1999, with respect to the possible occurrence of federally or state - listed threatened or endangered species, the potential for cultural resource deposits, and jurisdictional waters of the US. The subject site is located in the central portion of Brazos County, Texas, within the City of College Station. More specifically, the site lies along Luther Street, north of SH 2818 (Figure 1). The subject site currently consists of partially wooded and previously cleared oak woodlands, which have historically been utilized for rural residential, as well as swine and cattle production activities. The subject site is bound to the west by West Luther Street; to the north and east by rural residential; and to the south by FM 2818. Current use of the subject site is rural residential and agricultural. The "take" of a federally listed, threatened or endangered species is prohibited by Section 9 of the Endangered Species Act of 1973. A "take" is defined as the killing, harassment, or alteration of essential habitats used by a protected species. The only threatened or endangered species listed for Brazos County is the Navasota Ladies' Tresses (NLT) (Spiranthes parksii). Records at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Biological Conservation Data Systems were investigated for the occurrence of previously recorded threatened or endangered species on or within 1.0 miles of the subject site which occur within Brazos County. No previously recorded occurrences were discovered. Mr. Shannon Dorsey, a biologist with Horizon, conducted a habitat assessment survey of the subject site to determine if soils and habitat suitable for utilization by the NLT was present. Although a natural defined drainage area does exist on the site, it 990335non -astm 1 CORPORATE OFFICE: P.O. Box 162017 • Austin, Texas 78716 • 2600 Dellana Lane, Suite 200 • Austin, Texas 78746 (512) 328 -2430 • FAX (512) 328 -1804 • http: / /www.horizon- esi.com Horizon ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. was determined that no suitable habitat for the NLT exists on the subject site due to the lack of fine sandy soils in the vicinity of the drainage area which are utilized by Spiranthes sp. No NLTs were observed on the subject site although this is the time of the year in which Spiranthes species are blooming. Archival research conducted via the Internet at the Texas Historical Commission's Texas Archeological Sites At /as web site showed 7 archaeological sites within a 2 -mile radius of the subject site. Differentiated by type, the sites are classified as follows: 2 prehistoric lithic scatters; 2 prehistoric lithic procurement areas; 1 multicomponent site containing both prehistoric and historic material; 1 historic cemetery; and 1 site for which there were no records on file. No recorded sites were located within the subject site, and no properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) or the list of State Archaeological Landmarks occur on or adjacent to the subject site. Archeological sites are commonly found on upland areas and alluvial terraces along stream channels. An unnamed tributary runs through the eastern portion of the subject site suggesting a possibility of locating cultural resources within the site's perimeters. Therefore, if any federal agency permits (including nationwide permits), federal loans, or loan guarantees are required for development of the subject site, additional efforts to identify and assess potential impacts to cultural resources may be required by the permitting agencies under Section 106, 36 CFR § 800, and the implementing regulations for compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act. Areas subject to jurisdiction under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act are commonly referred to as "wetlands "; however, "wetlands" are actually subsets of areas subject to jurisdiction and potential permitting constraints. The overall term used in the regulations is "waters of the US ", which includes wetlands; all surface tributary streams with a defined channel; all major streams and rivers, lakes, and most ponds; and occasionally artificial features such as ditches or abandoned borrow pits. Jurisdictional wetlands are defined by federal regulations as areas inundated or saturated by surface or groundwater at a frequency and duration sufficient to support and that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions (EPA, 40 CFR 230.3). Field reconnaissance of the subject site confirmed the presence of an unnamed tributary traversing the central portion of the subject site. Any impacts to the defined areas of this natural drainage feature would be subject to jurisdiction by the COE. The total acreage of jurisdictional areas does not exceed 3 acres and could be permitted under existing Nationwide Permits. It should be noted that Nationwide Permit 26 (NWP 26), under which many of the proposed project's actions would be covered, is 990335non -astm 2 IS •i PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAVER H.240 on ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. slated for replacement by several new NWP early next year. The requirements of the proposed NWPs are more restrictive than the existing permit and will most likely require additional permitting action and agency correspondence as well as mitigation efforts. However, assuming an average jurisdictional width of 5 feet to the ordinary high water mark (OHWM), and a total length of approximately 1000 feet, the total acreage of impact would be approximately 0.12 acres and would not require pre - construction notification or mitigation efforts in coordination with the COE. A post - construction report would be required to satisfy the requirements of the NWP. If significant portions of the defined drainage area are to be disturbed during the proposed project, a detailed site plan identifying these areas should be provided to assist in the exact calculation of acreage of impact so that permitting actions may be pursued through the COE. No other areas subject to regulation by the COE were identified on the subject site. SUMMARY It is our opinion that the subject site does not exhibit habitat characteristics suitable for utilization by any threatened or endangered species which occur in Brazos County and also presents a low probability for the occurrence of significant cultural resource deposits. Impacts to the jurisdictional drainage area would be authorized by NWP 26 and may not require pre- construction notification to the COE or mitigation for impacts under 1/3 acre if initiated prior to the replacement of the current NWP 26. The COE does require post construction within 30 days of completion of work as described on the attached NWP notification. Also, please note, NWP "general conditions" must be met to be in compliance. Sincerely, For Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. Shannon Dorsey Environmental Specialist 990335non -astm 3 H ; PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER I II ' v %\ Oi *'7� ,, ,�I�� '` i,,,', \ � N , �� ∎C a IIr Station g \)` 141FA V.41 \ \ ! A k‘ NI . ' / , l'>?: .- 4 1 \ \ AgtIN '''S callh'/' i Lo o o , le ' '. VP IA/ , --, ri Lo cn 0 41# co iik �Kyk Field . .� 't ' ° m • �° .. y * N ∎ . . ` 2 ., 7 � ,'r ,,, „ 1/44 . 4t: ‘ m qse , oty 4 ,N f*, ,4, i i' :47 • ,, ,..,.. JF is ' ♦ 1 4„ , iv / 4 v. � � SITE IAro ; , _v, ,litti. I � `���`` LOCATION e � 1 ° ° ma c O . .;` Aoppe \ l y c • cr cr a 11. eo 1 � p4 iv 4 c 0 1/2 1 z 0 ii I OASE M • SO ∎ RCE: DeLORME APPING, 1993 SCALE IN MILES 1 I 7;TM' \ Y / 4*%4't,r.-.:„...:1 _. ....>-*\411*, -■ SIT \ LOCATION \, / / / 1 .__- FIGURE 1 VICINITY MAP :• SE MAP SOURCE DeLORME MAPPING, 993 LUTHER STREET SITE COLLEGE STATION, BRAZOS CO., TEXAS Hor&on ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. 12/05/00 13:54 FAX 817 640 9474 FAIRFIELD 4 003 Horhon ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. December 14, 1999 David Wright Fairfield Residential, L.L.C. 2045 N. Hwy 360, Ste. 250 Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 HJN 990335 Re: 18 -acre Luther Street site, College Station, Brazos County, Texas Dear Mr. Wright: Per your request, Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. (Horizon) has performed an investigation of existing state records and a preliminary site reconnaissance for the subject site on 23 November 1999, with respect to the possible occurrence of federally or state - listed threatened or endangered species, the potential for cultural resource deposits, and jurisdictional waters of the US. The subject site is located in the central portion of Brazos County, Texas, within the City of College Station. More specifically, the site lies along Luther Street, north of SH 2818 (Figure 1). The subject site currently consists of partially wooded and previously cleared oak woodlands, which have historically been utilized for rural residential, as well as swine and cattle production activities. The subject site is bound to the west by West Luther Street; to the north and east by rural residential; and to the south by FM 2818. Current use of the subject site is rural residential and agricultural. The "take" of a federally listed, threatened or endangered species is prohibited by Section 9 of the Endangered Species Act of 1973. A "take" is defined as the killing, harassment, or alteration of essential habitats used by a protected species. The only threatened or endangered species listed for Brazos County is the Navasota Ladies' Tresses (NLT) (Spiranthes parksir). Records at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Biological Conservation Data Systems were investigated for the occurrence of previously recorded threatened or endangered species on or within 1 .0 miles of the subject site which occur within Brazos County. No previously recorded occurrences were discovered. Mr. Shannon Dorsey, a biologist with Horizon, conducted a habitat assessment survey of the subject site to determine if soils and habitat suitable for utilization by the NLT was present. Although a natural defined drainage area does exist on the site, it 990335non -astm 1 CORPORATE OFFICE: P.O. Box 162017 • Austin, Texas 78716 • 2600 Dellana Lane, Suite 200 • Austin, Texas 78746 (512) 328 -2430 • FAX (512) 328 -1804 • http: / /www.horizon- esi.com 12/05/00 13:55 FAX 817 640 9474 FAIRFIELD 1004 Hari ston ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. was determined that no suitable habitat for the NLT exists on the subject site due to the lack of fine sandy soils in the vicinity of the drainage area which are utilized by Spiranthes sp. No NLTs were observed on the subject site although this is the time of the year in which Spiranthes species are blooming. Archival research conducted via the Internet at the Texas Historical Commission's Texas Archeological Sites Atlas web site showed 7 archaeological sites within a 2 -mile radius of the subject site. Differentiated by type, the sites are classified as follows: 2 prehistoric lithic scatters; 2 prehistoric lithic procurement areas; 1 multicomponent site containing both prehistoric and historic material; 1 historic cemetery; and 1 site for which there were no records on file. No recorded sites were located within the subject site, and no properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) or the list of State Archaeological Landmarks occur on or adjacent to the subject site. Archeological sites are commonly found on upland areas and alluvial terraces along stream channels. An unnamed tributary runs through the eastern portion of the subject site suggesting a possibility of locating cultural resources within the site's perimeters. Therefore, if any federal agency permits (including nationwide permits), federal loans, or loan guarantees are required for development of the subject site, additional efforts to identify and assess potential impacts to cultural resources may be required by the permitting agencies under Section 106, 36 CFR § 800, and the implementing regulations for compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act. Areas subject to jurisdiction under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act are commonly referred to as "wetlands "; however, "wetlands" are actually subsets of areas subject to jurisdiction and potential permitting constraints. The overall term used in the regulations is "waters of the US ", which includes wetlands; all surface tributary streams with a defined channel; all major streams and rivers, lakes, and most ponds; and occasionally artificial features such as ditches or abandoned borrow pits. Jurisdictional wetlands are defined by federal regulations as areas inundated or saturated by surface or groundwater at a frequency and duration sufficient to support and that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions (EPA, 40 CFR 230.3). Field reconnaissance of the subject site confirmed the presence of an unnamed tributary traversing the central portion of the subject site. Any impacts to the defined areas of this natural drainage feature would be subject to jurisdiction by the COE. The total acreage of jurisdictional areas does not exceed 3 acres and could be permitted under existing Nationwide Permits. It should be noted that Nationwide Permit 26 (NWP 26), under which many of the proposed project's actions would be covered, is 990335non -astm 2 gib I as i PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAGER 12/05/00 13:55 FAX 817 640 9474 __ FAIRFIELD 10005 Hori ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. slated for replacement by several new NWP early next year. The requirements of the proposed NWPs are more restrictive than the existing permit and will most likely require additional permitting action and agency correspondence as well as mitigation efforts. However, assuming an average jurisdictional width of 5 feet to the ordinary high water mark (OHWM), and a total length of approximately 1000 feet, the total acreage of impact would be approximately 0.12 acres and would not require pre - construction notification or mitigation efforts in coordination with the COE. A post - construction report would be required to satisfy the requirements of the NWP. If significant portions of the defined drainage area are to be disturbed during the proposed project, a detailed site plan identifying these areas should be provided to assist in the exact calculation of acreage of impact so that permitting actions may be pursued through the COE. No other areas subject to regulation by the COE were identified on the subject site. SUMMARY It is our opinion that the subject site does not exhibit habitat characteristics suitable for utilization by any threatened or endangered species which occur in Brazos County and also presents a low probability for the occurrence of significant cultural resource deposits. impacts to the jurisdictional drainage area would be authorized by NWP 26 and may not require pre- construction notification to the COE or mitigation for impacts under 1/3 acre if initiated prior to the replacement of the current NWP 26. The COE does require post construction within 30 days of completion of work as described on the attached NWP notification. Also, please note, NWP "general conditions" must be met to be in compliance. Sincerely, For Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. Shannon Dorsey Environmental Specialist 990335non -astm 3 �s ice, PAINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER 12/05/00 13:56 FAX 817 640 9474 FAIRFIELD 10006 • c (C: , 4 7. , >t,.,,,,, 7, ., % 1 ', 'i ce ∎Colle a Station u, 01114 m Texa A. , , :M ' 'verso _ �(�i� 614 � .-&- 441 ci le e , a \I f ; so �A „� 04 i-s 3 �K a Field , ; ' e w 00111110 a ..- -,„ 4 `I *IL.,..Irok.., 110 ,...,0 - ;e F0 6o • ' `` �9�� ' � y � ;• ,` � 4 -S c, Ar' • ,, 4,, ., ,c). ..., - t ,.., ): 114 SITE I 4 1 r 0 LOCATION ` \� e- �� � 4 N. cRF ` Goo \ Il k p0 jtoppe l J r Y cz WS QUO y .c'' c+ 0 1/2 1 O IC SCALE IN MILES - 4ASE M” SO,/RCE: DGLORME APPING, 1993 ) / if rgd" ti 'S ..sr7 ( . -rtf% , illt ,_ _ , r „,______ - oi ______./t.z. illik -- - _,.--- SITE / 1 °i• LOCATION 1 t . \am& _ FIGURE 1 o� VICINITY MAP SE MAP SOURCE; DeLORME MAPPIN\993 993 / LUTHER STREET SITE COLLEGE STATION, BRAZOS CO., TEXAS Horlon ..�..,� ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. ,~ C~ LLEGE STATION co P. O. Box 9960 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, TX '77842 Tel: 409 764 3500 January 25, 2001 Paul Johnston Fairfiled Residential LLC 2045 North Highway 360 Suite 250 Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 VIA FACSIMILE @ 817.640.9474 Dear Mr. Johnston: We have considered your request for providing wastewater service to the proposed Fairfield apartment development (Luther W. at FM 2818). Rather than address this issue as you suggested in my office on January 23, 2001, we would propose the following: Fairfield will provide to the City of College Station, at no cost, approved plans and specifications for the public lift station and force main necessary for service to the development (per your proposal of January 23). Fairfield will complete payment on and furnish to the City the easement necessary to construct the lift station and force main (per your proposal of January 23). Fairfield will be responsible for the cost of constructing a public gravity wastewater line from the development to the lift station. The City of College Station will construct the lift station and force main through its standard bidding and purchasing procedures. In the event the lift station and force main are not in service at the time Fairfield requests certificates of occupancy for the development, the City will provide alternate wastewater service as necessary to serve the development. This proposal is contingent on the City of College Station entering into a contract for services related to the lift station -force main construction with your lift station design engineer. All inquiries and correspondence regarding this contract for professional services should be directed to Bob Mosley, City Engineer at 979-764-3690. Home of Texas A&M University Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or comments. Sincerely, _ ~~~ Ji Callaway Development Services Director :~ c Cc: Tom Brymer, City Manager Glenn Brown, Assistant City Manager John Woody, Public Utilities Director Mark Smith, Public Works Director Roxanne Nemcik, Sr. Assistant City Attorney Ted Mayo, Assistant City Engineer Facsimile to Paul Johnston January 25, 2001 page 2 U4/L4/UU lO:L4 FAIRFIELD RESIDENTIAL LLC ~ UUL ..r- www.fairfield-properties.com Jeff Tondre, P.E. City of College Station 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, TX 77842 Via facsimile @ 409-764-3496 Mr. Tondre: Please accept this letter as Fairfield Residential's request to remove the Final Plat for the Williams Addition from the April 27th Planning and Zoning Commission agenda. As the applicant, we also hereby waive our statutory 30 day approval period as it pertains to the meeting this week as well as the following two regularly scheduled Planning and Zoning Commission agendas, although we do reserve the right to ask that the item be placed back onto a future agenda. Should you find this letter incomplete or have questions of its contents, please don't hesitate to contact me. l can be reached directly at 817-816-9488. Sincerely, ~ ~~ Paul R. Johnston, AICP 2045 North Highway 360, Suite 250 5510 Morehouse Drive, Suite 200 Grand Ptairie, Tcxas 75050 San Diego, California 92121 (817)816-9400 Fax (617)640-9474 (619)457-2123 Fax (619)457-3982 U4/L4/UU lt):L4 CHA O1! 04U `J4l4 CA1Kt'1C.LL l~/JUUL ~o-'~f FAIRFIELD RESIDENTIAL LLC Jeff Tondre, P.E. City of College Station 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, TX 77842 Via facsimile @ 409-764-3496 Mr. Tondre: www.fairfield-properties.com Please accept this letter as Fairfield Residential's request to remove the Final Plat for the Williams Addition from the April 27"' Planning and Zoning Commission agenda. As the applicant, we also hereby waive our statutory 30 day approval period as it pertains to the meeting this week as well as the following two regularly scheduled Planning and Zoning Commission agendas, although we do reserve the right to ask that the item be placed back onto a future agenda. Should you find this letter incomplete or have questions of its contents, please don't hesitate to contact me. I can be reached directly at 817-816-9488. Sincerely, ~ t ~~-- Paul R. Johnston, AICP 2045 North Highway 360, Suite 250 SSIO Morehouse Drive, Suite 200 Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 San Diego, California 92121 (817) 816-9400 Fax (B 17) 640-9474 (619) 457-2123 Fax (619) 457-3982 U4/L4/UU la: L4 CA.1 olr 04U y4l4 i't11Kt'1r.L11 ~1UU1 CORPORATE OFFICES F A I R F I E Residential, L D LLC Facsimile Cover Page 2045 N.Highway 360 Suite 250 -~O. J l~y: To Grand Prairie,TX 75050 1e17- 8169400 {817)640-9474 Fax From : ~n~v ~ ° `'r``'s~r"`~' 5510 Morehouse Drive Suite 200 SanD'~ego,CA 92121 Date: ' (6193457-2123 (619} 457-3982 Fax RE: wEa www.faifield-propenies.mm Fax No. ~°~' 1t° ~ ~ 3 ¢~O Phone No. Comments: REGIONAL OFFICES Houston Denver Phoenix Adanto Tampa A~^ No. of Pages (including cover sheet) Z $on lose `°5"eQ°= Please contact Cyndi Hendrix at (817) 816-9484 if there are any Columbus problems with this transmission. ehorbtte Confidentiality Notice: This facsimiletronsmission (and/orthe documents accompanying it) may contain confidential information. It may also be subject to client privileged work product or proprietary information. This information is intended for the use of the individual or entity named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you ore hereby notified that any use, dissemination, distribution or copying of this Information is strictly prohibited. 1f you have received this fronsmission In error, please notify us bytelephone to orrongeforthe return of these documents. Fairfreld -- Building on a strong foundation DEVELOPMENT SERVICESc TRANSMITTAL LETTER ~/~/vi /0 ~~a ~Name/Firm: Kling Engineering & Surveying Date: i -y-~~ Address: 4103 Texas Ave. Suite 212 Phone: 979-846-6212 Brvan, TX 77802 Fax: 979-846-8252 We are transmitting the following for Development Services to review and ^ Master Development Plan ^ Preliminary Plat ^ Final Plat ^ FEMA CLOMA/CLOMR/LOMA/LOMR ^ Site Plan ^ Grading Plan ^ Landscape Plan ^ Irrigation Plan All infrastructure documents must be submitted as a complete set. w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines w/ ^ Redlines The following are included in the complete set: ^ Waterline Construction Documents w/ ^ Redlines ^ Sewerline Construction Documents w/^ Redlines ^ Drainage Construction Documents w/ ^ Redlines ^ Street Construction Documents w/ ^ Redlines ^ Easement application with metes & bounds decsription ^ Drainage Letter or Report w/ ^ Redlines ^ Fire Flow Analysis w/ ^ Redlines Special Instructions: (Check all that apply.): ^ Development Permit App. ^ Conditional Use Permit ^ Rezoning Application ^ Variance Request ^ Other -Please specify ^ TxDOT Driveway Permit ^ TxDOT Utility Permit ^ Other -Please specify TRANSMITTAL LETTER I of 1 TRANSMIT.DOC 03/23/99 ^ Building Construction Documents Qr ~ `~~'"' G C~t,ea D~a P ~-~ ~ ~-~ c-e-s Ga ~ o~ C~~le~ ~~-~~csvi ~~~ ~ot v < ~~SL~'~l~~S? C\ ~` ~ ~ C.~~n~9GcN Lt ~ ~~ 7~~1 ~~- `.~ ~zErel y ~ ~, ~~~ ~~ F R-~~, ~ ~ ~ P . op~[ ~ 3' 26" E para-IeI with and 20' southeast of the northwest Ilty LLC - 1.93 acres Revocable Living Trust - 6.22 acres & Frederica Ann Williams - E.21 acres L W~Iliams - 6.21 act es, e of 36 i .35 feet to the PWCE OF BEGINNING, containing 20.237 acres of land, more or less. ~"~ ~'~'~~' ~IN~-L~ PL AN ~~~ ~ OF +~~a= ~L~ ~ - WILLIA~/~'~ A DDITION ~- ~~~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~~.~~~~ 20.629 ACR E TRACT u +~+ ~ d `'~ o r A ~~o~b ~ ~ CRAWFORD DURNETT SURVEY, A-7 ~ ~~ ~ ~ 4 .~ COLLEGE STATION, !~RAZOS COUNTY, TEX,~S "~JNED ANU uEVC_~~ ~r~~.D t/'r Town to me 'd to me ..IRF!E~_D C~.=,~_! E=GE `Ta-T ~~I~.. ! .r' M !~ J p` 1 ~G4_: N H!C~NilV.4Y .;6G `~U' T E ~'S0 '.-~~'C.~JCi PRAIRIE. l EX~;`_: ?` iSCi `3' ~;~ ~~.OG SCALE: 1 "=60' JANUARY 1 1, 2001 PREPARED BY: KLIhG ENGINEERING & SURVEYING 4103 TEXAS AV. + P.O. BOX 4234 + BRYAN.TEXAS + PH.409/846-6212 LANG DEvELOPMF~T PRi Holleman-2818-Lut~ wg\ XREF DRAWING NUMBER LAYOI~~ 7AB - - - Final Plot NAME 's Addition DRAWING NUMBER 007C209A.DWG ~~. r r lZ'Zl ~..~. ,'G81.81'I.Sf S -''' .~~ s~, ~~ `!r _ Natalie Ruiz - vo -71 From: Roxanne Nemcik To: Jim Callaway Date: 1 /3/01 6:04PM Subject: fairfield plat fyi i have told fairfield attorney that this plat cannot be approved without executed sewer easements for improvements offsite. without these easements the plat cannot meet minimum requirements and cannot be approved by the commission. also, i have told him we cannot "conditionally approve the plat". bill thornton jr. is sending us draft easements to look at tomorrow but they have many revisions to our standard form of easement and i do not know whether they will be acceptable limitations on our easement. i will give you an update tomorrow before p&z meeting. CC: Brett McCully Name of Plat: }~ "t i Block Lots thru Block ~u Block thru , acres out of abstract _abstract "s~ ~ ~ °. Project Name; Name Date l)escri tion of Work Time & ent