Appendix 5.3D Cultural Resources Specialist Resumes

Clint Helton, M.A., RPA Senior Cultural Resources Specialist

Education

MA, Anthropology, Brigham Young University BA, Language and Literature, University of Utah

Years of Experience: 14

Professional Registrations

Registered Professional Archaeologist (No. 11280) Holds Multiple Federal Antiquities Permits: CA, NV, OR, UT, WA Meets Secretary of Interior Professional Qualification Standards (36CFR61) Approved as a Designated Cultural Resources Specialist by California Energy Commission for

Construction Compliance work

Distinguishing Qualifications Strong background in environmental impact evaluations, with particular expertise in conducting

cultural resources studies in California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming Has 14 years of environmental management experience in the western U.S. Meets Secretary of Interior Professional Qualification Standards (36 CFR 61) Highly experienced managing cultural resources studies for large energy, linear transportation

and utility projects to meet requirements of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), and standards of the California Energy Commission (CEC), and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

Relevant Experience

Mr. Helton has more than 14 years of environmental management experience in the United States. He has a strong background in environmental impact evaluations, having directed technical studies; negotiated with lead agencies, responsible agencies and clients; and has written, edited, and produced a substantial number of environmental review and technical documents. His knowledge of regulatory compliance and cultural and paleontological resources enables him to manage National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) compliance activities and document preparation. Mr. Helton is a particularly skilled practitioner of federal regulations governing treatment of cultural resources, especially Section 106 of NHPA (36CFR800) and the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) (43CFR10). Mr. Helton has significant expertise conducting consultation with State and Federal agencies, as well as facilitating formal government-to-government consultation with Native American groups and tribes throughout the western U.S. Additionally, Mr. Helton has authored numerous environmental technical reports, cultural resources management plans, cultural resources studies, Programmatic Agreements, Memorandums of Understanding (MOU), and contributed to many NEPA documents for a variety of private and public sector clients. Mr. Helton is native-level bilingual in Spanish.

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Representative Projects California Energy Commission Approved Cultural Resources Specialist, Multiple Power Generation Projects, California. Conduct literature reviews, records searches, and field surveys to develop Cultural Resources Assessments, prepare cultural resources impact evaluations and mitigation measures for projects’ Application for Certification before the California Energy Commission. Determine cultural resources sensitivity and history of the project areas, direct field surveys, and prepare resource specific documentation for more than 20 separate projects throughout California. Prepare Cultural Resources Monitoring and Mitigation Plans for construction-phase compliance activities.

Cultural Resources Specialist, Construction-Phase Mitigation Implementation, Multiple Power Generation Projects, California. Develop and manage cultural resources monitoring and mitigation programs for the construction of power generation projects throughout California. Prepare the Cultural Resources Module of the worker education program and visual aids for worker education. Direct the recovery of discovered cultural resources (historic and prehistoric) and consult with client representatives and the California Energy Commission on the adequacy of mitigation efforts. Develop site-specific data recovery plans, and to provide client and the California Energy Commission with guidance regarding what construction activities need and need not be monitored. Responsible for preparation of daily and monthly reports, and a final monitoring report.

Edison Mission Energy, Walnut Creek Energy Park, Los Angeles County, California. Assisted with preparation of Application for Certification for California Energy Commission in support of this proposed 500 MW power generation facility in Los Angeles County, California. Responsible for preparation of cultural resources component of project, including field surveys, report preparation, and conducting Native American consultation.

City of Vernon Power Plant, Los Angeles County, California. Assisted with preparation of Application for Certification for California Energy Commission in support of this proposed 800 MW power generation facility in Los Angeles County, California. Responsible for preparation of cultural resources component of project, including field surveys, report preparation, and conducting Native American consultation.

Russell City Energy Center, Calpine, Alameda County, California. Cultural Resources Specialist for the AFC license amendment for a 600-MW power plant. Prepared cultural resources analysis including archival research, field survey, and report preparation. Approved as Designated Cultural Resources Specialist during construction phase of project.

Mariposa Energy Project, Alameda County, California. Task Lead and overall management of cultural resources studies for the construction of a simple-cycle generating facility with a nominal capacity of 200-megawatts. Responsible for preparation of cultural resources component of project, including field surveys, report preparation, and conducting Native American consultation. Approved as Designated Cultural Resources Specialist during construction phase of project.

Turlock Irrigation District Almond 2 Power Plant, Stanislaus County, California. Task Lead and overall management of cultural resources studies for the construction of a simple-cycle peaking

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facility rated at a gross generating capacity of 174 megawatts. Responsible for preparation of cultural resources component of project, including field surveys, report preparation, and conducting Native American consultation. Approved as Designated Cultural Resources Specialist during construction phase of project.

Humboldt Bay Repowering Project, Humboldt County, California. Task Lead and CEC approved Designated Cultural Resources Specialist during construction of the Humboldt Bay Repowering Project (HBRP). The project consisted of construction of a load-following power plant consisting of ten natural-gas fired reciprocating engine-generator sets and associated equipment with a combined nominal generating capacity of 163 MW. The project repowers the existing 105 MW Humboldt Bay Power Plant Units 1 and 2. Responsible for ensuring implementation of the cultural resources Conditions of Certification (COCs) and Cultural Resources Monitoring and Mitigation Plan (CRMMP), directly supervising on-site construction monitors, reporting to the CEC's CPM and Cultural Resources Staff, and response to cultural resources discoveries during construction. Prepared Worker Environmental Awareness Program (WEAP) training material and ensured that compliance monitors, contractors, and construction crews met the requirements described in the projects COCs. Prepared daily and monthly reports, and a final monitoring report.

Lodi Energy Center, NCPA, San Joaquin County, California. Cultural Resources Task Lead for the licensing of this 255-MW combined cycle power plant. Prepared cultural resources analysis including archival research, field survey, and report preparation. Approved as Designated Cultural Resources Specialist during construction phase of project.

Project Manager; Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) Cosumnes Power Plant and Gas Pipeline Project, Environmental Compliance, Sacramento, California. Managed interdisciplinary team of over 20 environmental specialists including archaeologists, biologists, and paleontologists during construction of 26-mile gas pipeline and associated power generation plant. Contract value was over $2.0 million.

Cultural Resources Specialist, Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System Project, San Bernardino County, California. Assisted with preparation of Application for Certification for California Energy Commission in support of a large proposed solar power generation facility covering over 4,000 acres of land managed by Bureau of Land Management in San Bernardino County, California. Responsible for preparation of cultural resources component of project, including archival research, field surveys, report preparation, and conducting Native American consultation. Also approved as the Designated Cultural Resources Specialist to lead construction monitoring and oversee all response to any eventual cultural resources discoveries.

Additional Third-Party Environmental Compliance/Mitigation Monitoring Experience Supporting Major Construction Projects: Project Manager, Cosumnes Power Plant and Gas Pipeline Project, SMUD Project Manager, Level III Fiber Optic Project, Level III Communications Project Principal/QC Manager, Talega Housing Development, Talega Associates Project Manager, Silver State East Fiber Optic Project, Sierra Pacific Power Company Project Manager, I-80 Fiber Optic Project, Williams Communications Project Manager, Questar Mainline 104 pipeline loop, Questar Pipeline Company

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Names and telephone numbers of contacts familiar with the work of the CRS on referenced projects:

Beverly Bastian California Energy Commission Biological/Cultural Resources Unit (916) 654-4840

Dena Parish PG&E, HBGS Office (707) 444-6568 Cell (707) 267-8674

Allison Bryan Calpine, RCEC (925) 890-1051

Tracie Wheaton Brightsource Energy, ISEGS (702) 768-7188

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Aaron Fergusson, RPA Cultural Resource Specialist

Education M.B.A, Business Administration, University of Phoenix, Las Vegas, NV Campus, 2004 M.A., Anthropology with an emphasis in Archaeology, Brigham Young University, UT, 2000 B.A., Anthropology with an emphasis in Archaeology, Brigham Young University, UT, 1996

Professional Registrations Registered Professional Archaeologist (2000)

Distinguishing Qualifications • Experienced in cultural resource management and Section 106 of the National Historic

Preservation Act consultation

• Experienced in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and California Environmental Quality Act analyses

• Meets Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards in Archeology

• Trained CH2M HILL Site Safety Coordinator with First Aid and CPR certifications, responsible for supervising sub-contractors working on CH2M HILL projects.

• Excellent experience developing and implementing a variety of projects and budgets

• Capabilities in managing the logistics of personnel and resources

• Trained in and knowledgeable of GIS software and GPS capabilities

Relevant Experience Mr. Fergusson has a well-rounded background in project management, cultural resource management, National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) consultation, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) analyses, and California Environmental Quality Act analyses, including licensing of power–generating facilities under California Energy Commission requirements. Mr. Fergusson specializes in large-scale, complex projects that require sensitive consultations between stakeholders, hiring and coordinating staff, and conducting complex level Section 106 and NEPA analyses, as well as supervising subcontractors. Mr. Fergusson has lead field projects in twelve western states and is listed on federal and state permits as a Principal Investigator/Person responsible for overseeing the terms of the permit in California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico.

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Representative Projects Project Cultural Resources Specialist; Russell City Energy Center; Calpine; Hayward, CA; October to December 2009. Prepared Cultural Resources Mitigation and Monitoring Plan and conducted pedestrian survey of construction laydown and parking areas for a 600 MW natural-gas-fired plant in northern California.

Cultural Resources; Canyon Power Plant Project; Southern California Public Power Authority; Anaheim, California; 2009-2010. Prepared the Cultural Resources Monitoring and Mitigation Plan and worker environmental awareness training program for this proposed 200 MW peaking power plant in Orange County, California.

Project Cultural Resources Specialist; Confidential Project; Confidential Client; Barstow, CA, January to March 2009. Conducted a pedestrian survey for a proposed solar energy facility. Tasks included conducting field survey, recording sites, and conducting Native American consultation.

Project Cultural Resources Specialist; Los Esteros Critical Energy Facility; Calpine; San Jose, CA, October to December 2009. Conducted a literature review, Native American consultation, and a pedestrian survey for the reconductoring of approximately 2.0 miles of transmission lines in San Jose, California under a California Energy Commission Application for Certification.

Project Cultural Resources Specialist; Confidential Project; Confidential Client; San Diego, CA, December 2009. Conducted senior review of the Cultural Resources section of the CEC AFC document and conducted a consultation with local historical societies regarding potential impacts from the project.

Project Cultural Resources Specialist; Chula Vista Energy Efficiency Upgrade Project; MMC Energy; Chula Vista, CA, July to December 2007. Prepared Cultural Resources section of the CEC AFC and responded to agency Data Adequacy requests for the document.

Project Cultural Resources Specialist; Mariposa Energy Facility; Mariposa Energy LLC; Tracy, CA, March to July 2009. Conducted a literature review, Native American consultation, and a pedestrian survey for a new power plant and transmission line in Tracy, CA. Prepared the cultural resources section for the CEC AFC and responded to agency Data Adequacy requests for the document.

Task Manager; Rice Solar Energy Project; SolarReserve; San Bernardino County, CA; March 2009 to March 2010. Conducted an intensive pedestrian cultural resources survey for a 3,324-acre block to be utilized as a solar energy generation plant in support of a California Energy Commission Application for Certification. The project was located on the abandoned WWII Rice Army Airfield, a significant historic resource in California. Tasks included staffing the project, including reviewing resumes and hiring new staff; conducting agency consultation and coordination for permits; making all logistical arrangements; conducting a literature review; leading a crew in the pedestrian survey; hiring a sub-contractor with expertise in historic military installations; and authoring the final report, including making National Register of Historic Places recommendations.

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Task Manager; Alta Oak Creek – Mojave Wind Energy Project; Terra Gen; Kern County, CA; March 2009 to June 2010. Conducted several pedestrian surveys for wind turbine locations within the Alta Oak Creek – Mojave Wind Energy development. Tasks included leading field crews in surveys, recording sites, preparing a testing and mitigation plan, conducting monitoring during geotechnical drilling, conducting site testing for eligibility, authoring final reports, and addressing comments from regulatory agencies.

Task Manager; Ivanpah Solar Energy Project; Bright Source Energy; San Bernardino County, CA; April 2007 to October 2007. Served as the cultural resources technical lead for field surveys of over 4,000 acres for a proposed 400 MW solar generation facility. Selected and supervised field personnel, oversaw conditions of permits, coordinated the logistics, and contributed to reporting to state and federal agencies.

Task Manager; Confidential Project; Confidential Client; southern Nevada; 2008. Performed reconnaissance site visits and attended preliminary permitting meetings with agencies for this proposed solar power project. The project has been placed on hold by the developer.

Task Manager; National Environmental Observation Network; National Science Foundation; Arizona, Colorado, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming; October 2008 to Present. Conducted and coordinated a literature review of known cultural resources and reviewed reports for the NEON facilities located across the U.S. Responsible for reviewing the records, writing a summary report making recommendation for further investigation, and contributed to the Environmental Assessment for each of the NEON domains.

Task Manager; CBP Southern Border Patrol Expansion; U.S. Customs and Border Patrol; New Mexico and Texas; October 2008 to April 2009. Lead the cultural resource investigations for proposed expansions at 12 border patrol stations in Texas and New Mexico. Responsible for conducting literature review, reviewing historic maps, conducting field cultural resources assessments, and authoring the report submitted to SHPO and the cultural resources section of the Environmental Assessment.

Task Manager; Saguaro to North Loop Transmission Line; Tucson Electric Power; Pima and Pinal Counties, AZ; October 2007 to Present. Lead a cultural resources investigation including file search, pedestrian survey, and reporting for a 13-mile transmission line upgrade through a large Hohokam Platform Mound complex. Revisited and documented cultural resources affected by the proposed transmission line and authored final inventory report with recommendations for developing a monitoring and mitigation plan.

Task Manager; Milford Wind Generation Project; FirstWind, Millard and Beaver Counties, UT. Served as the task lead to oversee the subcontractors hired to conduct pedestrian inventories of over 5,000 acres for a proposed wind generation site and a 90+ mile transmission line. Worked with BLM to develop a project-specific Programmatic Agreement. Prepared the cultural resources sections of the associated Environmental Assessment.

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Task Manager; Blundell 3 Geothermal Project; PacifiCorp and Rocky Mountain Power; Beaver County, UT. Served as the task lead to conduct pedestrian inventories of ten 5-acre well pad locations, access roads, pipelines, and a 26-mile transmission line. Recorded sites and worked with BLM on evaluating significant cultural resources associated with a prehistoric lithic quarry. Prepared the cultural resources sections of the associated Environmental Assessment.

Task Manager; Dave Johnston Power Plant; PacifiCorp; Converse County, WY. Served as the cultural resources task manager to conduct pedestrian cultural resources survey of proposed modifications at the historic Dave Johnston Power Plant. Prepared the technical report, which was submitted to the Wyoming SHPO.

Experience Prior to CH2M HILL Project Manager; Lassen Volcanic National Park and Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Pre-Burn Surveys; U.S. Park Service Northern California Sub-Cluster of Parks; 2004. Managed the cultural resources inventory of highly sensitive areas of Lassen Volcanic National Park and the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area prior to the controlled burning of overgrowth of the forest. Managed the technical aspects of the project and supervised the report preparation.

Project Manager; Winter Creek Homes Development; GLS Realty Advisors; Truckee, CA; 2004. Managed the cultural resources evaluations for a new housing development in Truckee, CA. Worked with the client and community to address the historic cultural resources found on the property.

Project Manager; Death Valley National Park Cultural Resources Overview; U.S. Park Service Death Valley NP; 2003-2004. Worked with another contractor to manage and lead the preparation of the Cultural Resources Overview for Death Valley National Park. Worked closely with the Park Service archaeologist to use their database and developed the historic resources section of the document.

Task Manager; March Air Force Base Programmatic Agreement; U.S. Air Force Real Property Agency; Sacramento, CA; June 2005 to October 2005. March AFB was realigned/closed in 1996 pursuant to the Defense Base Realignment and Closure Act of 1990. The Air Force Reserve Command retained a cantonment area, and the Air Force Real Property Agency (AFRPA) is in the process of conveying the remainder of the property to the local community and needs to complete consultation requirements under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act before it can be transferred. The Air Force initiated consultation with the Californian SHPO, the March Joint Powers Authority, and the City of Riverside, California in the preparation of a Programmatic Agreement (PA) to ensure no adverse effects to historic properties will occur. Mr. Fergusson participated in the initial consultation meetings between the AFRPA and the California SHPO. In addition, he updated the PA to reflect recent changes in the requirements and drafted letters requesting the participation of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the relevant Native American tribes.

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Task Manager; AEC Programmatic Agreement Review; U.S. Army Environmental Center; December 2006 to February 2007. Reviewed the Programmatic Agreements that have been prepared through the Army Environmental Center for installations located throughout the country. The task was to review the comments and identify patterns of issues that continuously make the documents technically or legally insufficient.

In-House Consultant; Natural Resource Group; May 2006 to August 2006. Mr. Fergusson’s unique skill set made him a valuable consultant to a company specializing in the permitting and licensing of energy related pipelines and facilities. Mr. Fergusson supervised the progress of field crews, reviewed technical reports, and conducted Native American consultations for a number of pipelines across the country.

Assistant Project Manager; Price Field Office Resource Management Plan/EIS, Bureau of Land Management Price Field Office; Price, UT; May 2005 to February 2007. Mr. Fergusson served as assistant project manager responsible for planning and delegating hours, tracking the budgets of each task, preparing the monthly status report to the client, and preparing the invoice. In addition, Mr. Fergusson managed the schedule to meet deliverables to the client and kept team members informed of the progress. In a technical position, Mr. Fergusson oversaw the cultural resources sections of the document and authored Chapter 2 of the Final EIS.

Task Manager; Kanab Field Office Resource Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement; Bureau of Land Management Kanab Field Office; Kanab, UT; July 2005 to October 2006. Mr. Fergusson developed the cultural resources section of the Analysis of the Management Situation for the RMP/EIS. Conducted a file search with the SHPO and summarized the results and integrated the results of a literature review for the document.

Project Manager; Southern Nevada Regional Heliport Environmental Assessment; Ricondo & Associates (Prime contractor to Clark County Department of Aviation); Las Vegas, NV; 2003 to 2004. Mr. Fergusson worked with another contractor on the development of the Environmental Assessment for the identification of the preferred location of the regional heliport. Mr. Fergusson managed portions of the initial feasibility studies as well as the cultural resources (Section 4f) issues.

Task Manager; Desert National Wildlife Refuge Complex Comprehensive Conservation Plan/Environmental Impact Statement; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Las Vegas, NV; 2003 to 2004. Mr. Fergusson served as the Cultural Resources technical lead in the preparation of a cultural resources overview and synthesis of the known archaeological data for the over 1.5 million acre Complex. The document reviewed the existing archaeological data, identified archaeological and historic themes that are common on the Complex, and made management recommendations regarding the needs for future data gathering, and created a context for the evaluation of future cultural resources on the Complex. The project also required the creation of a GIS database that contained the location of, and information about, every cultural resource within the Complex. In addition, Mr. Fergusson assisted the staff with the Native American consultation that included the seventeen tribes that make up the Consolidated Group of Tribal Organizations in southern Nevada.

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Project Manager; Clark County Regional Flood Control District EIS; Clark Country Regional Flood Control District; Las Vegas, NV; 2003-2004. Mr. Fergusson managed the cultural resources needs for the final document and served as Project Manager over the final phases of the project, including the preparation of a web-based GIS tool allowing for the preparation of basic environmental documents for flood control facilities.

Project Manager; Summerlin Village Cultural Resources Survey; G.C. Wallace (Prime contractor to Howard Hughes Corporation); Las Vegas, NV; 2004. Mr. Fergusson managed the cultural resources survey of 5,000 acres of undeveloped land on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley. Upon completion the report was successfully submitted to the Army Corps of Engineers and the Nevada State Historic Preservation Office. As a result of the inventory, it was determined the additional Native American consultation was required as well as a treatment plan to mitigate adverse impacts to cultural resources from the planned development.

Project Manager; Kern River 2003 Expansion Project; Kern River Gas Transmission Company; Utah (statewide); 2001 to 2004. Mr. Fergusson managed the Kern River cultural resources mitigation project in Utah. Kern River Gas Transmission Company found in necessary to loop an existing natural gas line with a new 36 inch natural gas pipeline to fuel new power plants in California. The pipeline began in Wyoming and stretched nearly 700 miles to California, crossing Utah and Nevada. Utah contained over 160 significant archaeological sites that required mitigation. Mr. Fergusson successfully negotiated a multi-million dollar budget, carried out the fieldwork on time and under budget, and supervised the lab work and report production. Elements of the mitigation included excavation, construction monitoring, reconnaissance inventory of new work areas, synthesis reports, popular reports for public distribution, specialized archaeological analyses of artifacts, and numerous technical reports and presentations.

Project Manager; Manning Canyon Inventory; Bureau of Land Management Salt Lake Field Office; Utah County, UT; 2003. Mr. Fergusson successfully bid and managed the Manning Canyon Cultural Resources Inventory project through the Salt Lake Field office of the BLM. Mr. Fergusson lead the effort to inventory the property, make management suggestions to the BLM on the preservation or mitigation of significant cultural resources, and produce the final report, which was approved by both the BLM and the Utah State Historic Preservation Office.

Archaeologist; Various Well Pad Projects; Inland Resources; Duchesne County, Utah; 2000. Participated in a 60-acre block inventory of explorations drilling area, near Roosevelt.

Archaeologist; Adesta Communications Fiber Optic Project; Michael Baker, Jr.; Eastern Utah; 2000. Participated in a 120+ mile linear inventory for a fiber optic line along I-70 and Highway 6 in Utah Department of Transportation Rights-of-Way.

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Publications and Presentations Fergusson, Aaron. 2009. Cultural Resources Inventory of the SolarReserve, LLC. Rice Solar Energy Project, Riverside County, California. CH2M HILL Technical Report, Salt Lake City, UT.

Fergusson, Aaron and Anne DuBarton. 2004 Desert National Wildlife Refuge Complex Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Impact Statement Cultural Resources Overview. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 04-164. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fergusson, Aaron and David Brunzell. 2004. Cultural Resources Investigations of the Lassen National Park, California. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 04-211. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fergusson, Aaron and David Brunzell. 2004. Cultural Resources Investigations of the Whiskeytown National Recreation Areas, Shasta County, California. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 04-210. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2004. “Mitigating Pipes: Summary and Self-Critique.” Paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology 69th Annual meetings in Montreal, Canada.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2003. Heritage Resources Inventory of a 40-acre Parcel for the Proposed Winter Creek Homes Development, Nevada County, CA. SWCA Cultural Resources Report No. 03-049. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fergusson, Aaron and Anne DuBarton. 2003. Archaeological Investigations of Nine Sections in the Summerlin West Development Project, Las Vegas, Nevada. SWCA Cultural Resources Report No. 03-246; SWCA Environmental Consultants, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2001. Class III Cultural Resource Inventory and Limited Testing of Utah Department of Transportation’s Proposed Two Intersection Upgrades, in Sevier and Garfield Counties, Utah. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 01-137. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2001. Class III Cultural Resource Inventory of C Bar Cattle Company’s Proposed White Lakes Water Line, in Box Elder County, Utah. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 01-149. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2001. A Cultural Resource Inventory of the 2100 South Reconstruction Project, Salt Lake County, Utah. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 01-138. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2001. Class III Cultural Resource Inventory of South Central Communication’s Proposed Fiber Optic Cable Project from Bryce Canyon to Escalante, Garfield County, Utah. SWCA Cultural Resource Report No. 01-132. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Fergusson, Aaron. 2000. Class III Cultural Resource Inventory of the Proposed Adesta Communications Fiber Optic Cable in Grand, Emery, Carbon, Wasatch, Utah, and Salt Lake Counties, Utah. SWCA Cultural Resources Report No. 00-201. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2000. Class III Cultural Resource Inventory for Adesta Communications Bangerter Highway to I-80 Fiber Optic Project in Salt Lake County, Utah. SWCA Cultural Resources Report No. 00-204. SWCA Environmental Consultants, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2000. Aspen Shelter Projectile Points: A Regional Perspective. Unpublished Master’s Thesis, Brigham Young University. 2000.

Fergusson, Aaron. 2000. “Anasazi Health and Nutrition”. In Of Earth, Stone, and Corn: The Anasazi and Their Puebloan Descendants, edited by Marti Lu Allen and Shane A. Baker, pp 45-68. Museum of Peoples and Cultures: Popular Series 2, Provo, Utah.

Senulis, John and Aaron Fergusson. 2000. An Intensive Cultural Resource Survey and Inventory of a Proposed Access Corridor by the Wattis Road in the River Gas Coal Methane Field. SPUT-328. SENCO-PHENIX Archeological Consulting Services, Price, Utah.

Senulis, John and Aaron Fergusson. 2000. An Intensive Cultural Resource Survey and Inventory of the Utah #01-246, USA #03-249 & the USA #03-442 Well Pads and Access Corridors in the River Gas Coal Methane Field. SPUT-330. SENCO-PHENIX Archeological Consulting Services, Price, Utah.

Senulis, John and Aaron Fergusson. 2000. An Intensive Cultural Resource Survey and Inventory of the USA #11-441, USA #23-467, USA #23-468, USA #26-481, & USA #26-482 Well Pads and Access Corridors in the River Gas Coal Methane Field. SPUT-334. SENCO-PHENIX Archeological Consulting Services, Price, Utah.

Senulis, John and Aaron Fergusson. 2000. An Intensive Cultural Resource Survey and Inventory of the Utah #06-483 Well Pad and Access Corridor in the River Gas Coal Methane Field. SPUT-336. SENCO-PHENIX Archeological Consulting Services, Price, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Scott Billat. 1999. A Cultural Resource Inventory of a Ski Underpass Structure on Hwy 153 for the Elk Meadows Ski Resort, Beaver County, Utah. JBR Cultural Resource Report 99-40. JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc., Springville, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Scott Billat. 1999. A Cultural Resource Inventory of a Pedestrian Path in Soldier Hollow, Wasatch Mountains State Park, Wasatch County, Utah. JBR Cultural Resource Report 99-41. JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc., Springville, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Scott Billat. 1999. A Cultural Resource Inventory of the Silverado Ranch Estates Project, a 15 Acre Parcel on West 7th Street, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada. JBR Cultural Resource Report 99-42. JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc., Springville, Utah.

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Fergusson, Aaron and Scott Billat. 1999. A Cultural Resource Survey of the Hughes Borrow Pit, East of Mesquite Nevada, In Mohave County, Arizona. JBR Cultural Resource Report 99-44. JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc., Springville, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Scott Billat. 1999. A Cultural Resource Inventory the Pecetti Ranch, an 80 Acres Parcel, Washoe County, Nevada. JBR Cultural Resource Report 99-46. JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc., Springville, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Richard K. Talbot. 1999. A Cultural Resource Inventory of Three Proposed Well Pads in Castle Valley, Carbon and Emery Counties, Utah. Office of Public Archaeology, Provo, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Richard K. Talbot. 1999. A Cultural Resource Inventory of a Proposed 40-Acre Land Exchange, Kennilworth, Carbon County, Utah. Office of Public Archaeology, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron. 1999. “Chipped Stone Tools”. In Baker Village Report of Excavations, Office of Public Archaeology, Provo, Utah.

Baadsgaard, Aubrey and Aaron Fergusson. 1998. Test Excavations at the Lampstand Ruins: A Kayenta Anasazi Site in the Northern Circle Cliffs, South-Central Utah. Museum of Peoples and Cultures Technical Series No. 98-5. Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.

Fergusson, Aaron and Jon Baxter. 1998. Capitol Reef National Park: 1998 Archaeological Survey and Testing Program, CARE Preliminary Report No. 3. Museum of Peoples and Cultures Technical Series No. 98-8. Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.

CH2M HILL References Clint Helton Operations Lead CH2M HILL 6 Hutton Centre Drive, Suite 700 Santa Ana, CA 92707 Office: (714) 429-2020 Fax: (714) 424-2139 Mobile: (949) 500-2496 clint.helton@ch2m.com

John L. Carrier, J. D. Program Manager CH2M HILL 2485 Natomas Park Drive, Suite 600 Sacramento, CA 95833 Office: (916) 286-0224 Fax: (916) 614-3424 Mobile: (916) 996-9349 john.carrier@ch2m.com

Douglas M. Davy, Ph.D. Program Manager CH2M HILL 2485 Natomas Park Drive, Suite 600 Sacramento, CA 95833 Office: (916) 286-0278 Fax: (916) 920-8463 doug.davy@ch2m.com

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Contact Information Aaron Fergusson, RPA Cultural Resource Specialist CH2MHILL 215 South State Street, Suite 1000 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Direct: (435) 843-1378 Fax: (801) 322-8242 Mobile: (801) 541-0366 aaron.fergusson@ch2m.com

Natalie Lawson, M.A., RPA

Cultural Resources Specialist

CH2M HILL Santa Ana, California

Education California State University, Fullerton, California, M.A., Anthropology Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, B.S., Chemistry, (minor, Anthropology)

Professional Registrations Registered Professional Archaeologist (RPA)

Meets Secretary of Interior Professional Qualification Standards (36CFR61)

Listed on California BLM permit for CH2M Hill

Professional Positions Held Cultural Resources Specialist, Present Junior Cultural Resources Manager, 2004-2008 Archaeology Technician, 2002-2004 Graduate Assistant, Anthropology Department, California State University, Fullerton, California, 2001–2003.

Project Experience North Sky River Wind Energy Project. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the construction of a wind farm in the Tehachapi Mountains and adjacent Mojave Desert in Kern County, California. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search and the Native American consultation, directed the cultural pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo, including site records. Ms. Lawson also prepared the testing plan for the evaluation phase of this work, directed the evaluation phase field studies, and assisted with the preparation of the final evaluation report. Work was done in December 2010. Southern California Edison Canyon Power Plant. Monitor construction activities for the construction of the Southern California Edison Canyon Power Plant in Orange County, California. Work was done in August 2010. Humboldt Bay Repowering Project. Assist with the preparation of the final monitoring report for the repowering of the existing 105 MW Humboldt Bay Power Plant Units 1 and 2. Work was done in April 2010.

Los Medanos Energy Center. Assist with the preparation of the final monitoring report. Work was done in April 2010. River Bluff Solar Energy Park. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the construction of a solar farm near Barstow in San Bernardino County, California. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search and the Native American consultation, directed the cultural pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo, including site records. Work was done in February 2010. Alta Oak Creek Mojave Wind Renewable Energy Project. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the construction of a wind farm in the Tehachapi Mountains and adjacent Mojave Desert in Kern County, California. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search and the Native American consultation, directed the cultural pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo, including site records. Ms. Lawson also prepared the testing plan for the evaluation phase of this work, directed the evaluation phase field studies, and assisted with the preparation of the final evaluation report. Work was done in August, September, and October 2009 and February 2010. Monte Vista Solar Project, PV 12, Edison Mission Energy. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the construction of a solar farm near Mojave, California. Ms. Lawson conducted the Native American consultation, directed the cultural pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo and prepared site records. Work was done in September and October 2009. Gray Butte Solar Array Project, Edison Mission Energy. Ms. Lawson participated in the preparation of cultural studies for the construction of a solar farm near Phelan, California. Ms. Lawson conducted the Native American consultation, directed the cultural pedestrian survey, and assisted with the writing of the final technical memo. Work was done in September and October 2009. PG&E Humboldt WaveConnect Hydrokinetic Pilot Project FERC License Application. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the construction of a pilot wave farm near Eureka, California. Ms. Lawson conducted a search of the State Land Commission Shipwreck Database, completed the Native American consultation and the cultural pedestrian survey for the terrestrial facilities, and prepared the final cultural section for the FERC License Application. Additionally, Ms. Lawson prepared site records for the cultural section. Work was done in September and December 2009. Contra Costa Generating Station. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the preparation of the AFC license for the new construction of the Contra Costa Generation Station in Contra Costa County. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search, Native American consultation, cultural pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo and wrote the cultural section of the AFC application. Work was done in September 2009. Turlock Irrigation District, Almond 2 Power Plant. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the preparation of the AFC license for the new construction of the Almond 2 Power Plant in Ceres, CA. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search, Native American consultation, cultural

pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo and wrote the cultural section of the AFC application. Work was done in February 2009. National Ecological Observation Network (NEON), U.S., including AK and HI, Puerto Rico. The NSF is building several observation towers throughout the greater U.S. and Puerto Rico to study climate change and threatened species. Ms. Lawson conducted literature searches and archival research for the following states: Alaska, Washington, Wyoming, California, Massachusetts, and Florida. Ms. Lawson also is an author for the cultural sections of the following states: VA, FL, GA, TN, AL, WI, MI, WA, CA, AK, KS, MA, NH. Work was done in November and December of 2008 and January of 2009. Siskiyou Telephone, Godfrey Ranch, Siskiyou County, CA. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the expansion of telecommunications cable along forest service roads in Siskiyou County, CA including the initial literature search, Native American consultation, Phase I pedestrian survey, and preparation of the final report. Work was done in October and November 2008. Ivanpah Solar Generating Station, San Bernardino County, CA. Ms. Lawson participated in additional field studies of several locations around the Ivanpah SEGS project area, including pedestrian survey and site recordation and evaluation. Ms. Lawson also conducted additional archival research of the project area and was an author on the final report of this portion of the field studies. Darrah Road Bridge Widening, Mariposa County, CA. Ms. Lawson prepared the final Historical Property Survey Report (HPSR, Caltrans) for the widening of the Darrah Road Bridge as well as updating appropriate site records, conducting the Native American consultation, and updating the literature search. Work was done in October 2008 and February 2009. Lodi Energy Center Project, Lodi, CA. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the preparation of the AFC license for the expansion of the Lodi Energy Plant in Lodi, CA. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search, Native American consultation, cultural pedestrian survey, and prepared the final technical memo and wrote the cultural section of the AFC application. Work was done in July and August of 2008. Iberdrola Renewables, AZ, NM, NV, and CA. Ms. Lawson conducted literature searches for several fatal flaw analyses of solar projects in Arizona, California, Nevada, and New Mexico. Five study areas of this overall project are located in Arizona; two are in Maricopa County, two are in La Paz County, and one project is located partially in La Paz and Yuma Counties. Project acreages range from 5,800 acres to 35,000 acres. Three of these study areas are located in California; two areas are in San Bernardino County and one is located in Imperial County. Project acreages range from 13,000 to 29,000. Three of these study areas are located in Nevada; two are in Nye County and one is located in Clark County. Project acreages range from 7,500 to 12,000. The remaining study area is located in Hidalgo County, New Mexico. Total acreage of this project is 25,000. Work was done for this project in June, July, and August of 2008.

Bridger Buttes, WY. Ms. Lawson conducted the literature search and assisted in the writing of the cultural section of a fatal flaw analysis to determine the level of technical studies required for a proposed solar farm project. Work was done in August 2008. California Border Patrol-Indio Station, Indio, CA. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies for the expansion of the CA Border Patrol station in Indio, CA including the initial literature search, Native American consultation, Phase I pedestrian survey, and preparation of the final report. Work was done in June 2008. Old Ridge Route, Valencia, CA. Ms. Lawson monitored road repairs to an historic highway in northern Los Angeles County. Other duties included site recordation. Work was done in March 2008 through September 2008. Los Angeles County Sanitation District Palmdale Well Field, Palmdale, CA. Ms. Lawson conducted cultural studies under CEQA for the SACSD installation of several groundwater monitoring wells. Work included a literature search, Phase I pedestrian survey, and final report. Work was completed in March 2008. Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, CA. Ms. Lawson assisted with preparation of cultural resources component of EIR/EIS for the proposed 51 km long Mid-County Parkway located in western Riverside County, California, which is located in Caltrans District 8. FHWA is the lead agency. Fieldwork was conducted for Phase I surveys (intensive pedestrian survey): April 2005 through September 2005 and December 2005 through January 2006; for Extended Phase I survey (limited evaluation phase w/ shovel test excavations): May 2006 through June 2006; for the Phase II evaluation (test excavations and site evaluations): November 2007 through December 2007 for a total of 10 months for all fieldwork. Ms. Lawson functioned as Lead Archaeological Surveyor (Crew chief and Field director) for this project and was involved in the Phase I survey, the Extended Phase I survey, and the Phase II Evaluation and has been an author on the following documents for this project: ASR (Archaeological Survey Report), XPI (Extended Phase I) proposal, XPI Supplemental Proposal, XPI report, HRER (Historical Resources Evaluation Report), AEP (Archaeological Evaluation Proposal), and AER (Archaeological Evaluation Report). All documents were prepared according to the Caltrans Standard Environmental Reference handbook. Two different research designs were written for the XPI proposals and the AEP; Ms. Lawson was a coauthor of these documents and developed the research design for several of the research domains. Ms. Lawson also assisted in the preparation of all site records for the 100+sites included in these reports, the evaluation of the historic archaeological resources for the HRER, directed lab analyses, and conducted the lithics analysis for the Phase II Evaluation. Personnel supervised during eight months of survey work include four person field crews while serving as crew chief and three field crews of four persons each while serving as field director. Personnel supervised during two months of test excavations include five crews of three to four persons each. Personnel supervised during four months of lab analysis include five laboratory technicians. Colorado Lagoon, Long Beach, CA. December 2007. Field work was completed in one day. Ms. Lawson conducted a Phase I survey (intensive pedestrian survey) of 10 acres and is the primary author of final letter report.

Copper Mountain Verizon Wireless, Twenty-nine Palms, CA. October 2007. Field work was completed in one day. Ms. Lawson visited a proposed location for cell tower upgrades and wrote a site report for proposed impacts. Laguna Canyon Road Widening Mitigation, Orange County, CA. October 2005, September 2006, and September 2007. Fieldwork was conducted at various times and totaled approximately 7 weeks. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director, assisting with the cultural resource management for the widening of Laguna Canyon Road and subsequent biological mitigation within prehistoric site CA-ORA-1055. This project is located in Caltrans District 12. As field director, Ms. Lawson oversaw unit excavation, feature excavation, and assisted with the monitoring of controlled grading, as well as in the definition of a burial discovered during construction monitoring and supervised up to five field technicians. Additionally, Ms. Lawson conducted analysis of a portion of the flaked stone tools recovered during the monitoring and recovery phases of this project and assisted in the preparation of the final report. A portion of this project included the development of a research design for the geotechnical testing and subsequent ground truthing. Ms. Lawson assisted in the development of this design. Beaumont Sports Park, Beaumont, CA. May 2007. All fieldwork was completed in one field day. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for a CEQA Phase I survey of 20 acres and is the primary author of final report. She was responsible for the supervision of one additional field crew member. 3033 Huntington Drive Project, Pasadena, CA. April 2007. Fieldwork was completed in two weeks. Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew for additional Phase III data recovery at a small Late Prehistoric site during monitoring. Beaumont Bike Path, Beaumont, CA. April 2007. Fieldwork was completed in one field day. Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew for additional Phase I pedestrian survey of an approximately 10 mile proposed bike path. Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, CA. December 2006 and January 2007. All fieldwork was completed in three days. Ms. Lawson served as Crew Chief for the field survey and supervised two additional field technicians. Duties included survey, site recordation of a single historic site, and extensive archival research of the history of the Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills property. Ms. Lawson is the primary author of the final Section 106 report. Wildomar Recycling Master Plan, Lake Elsinore, CA. No fieldwork was conducted for this project. Ms. Lawson provided cultural resource management for a proposed recycled water pipeline, conducted the record search, the archival research, and the Native American consultation for the project, and presented final recommendations for further work. Orange County Boy Scout Camp, CA-ORA-534, Orange, CA. Fieldwork was completed in one week. Ms. Lawson served as Crew Chief and directed the Phase II excavations, including surface collection, shovel test pits, and 1x1m test units. She was responsible for the supervision of four field technicians.

Our Lady Queen of Angels, San Juan Capistrano, CA. August 2006. Fieldwork was completed in three days. Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew and assisted in the excavation of a burial found during construction monitoring. Fagan Canyon Testing Plan, Santa Paula, CA. April 2006. Fieldwork was conducted for approximately one month. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA Phase II evaluations for two prehistoric sites. She was responsible for directing field excavations, including 1x1 m test units, feature excavation, mechanical trenching, and was responsible for directing three additional field technicians. Ms. Lawson also conducted all artifact analysis and assisted in the preparation of the initial research design as well as the final testing report. Southern California Edison, El Casco Substation, Beaumont, CA. June 2006, July 2006, and October 2006. Fieldwork was conducted over 3 weeks. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director, directed the Section 106 pedestrian survey, supervised one additional field crew member, and monitored the geotechnical testing. Additionally, Ms. Lawson was involved in the preparation of the geomorphological testing research design and subsequent ground truthing. Southern Orange County Transportation Improvement and Infrastructure Project (SOCTIIP), Orange County, CA. February 2006, Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew and was in the field for this project for approximately one month. She monitored geotechnical testing within the preferred alternative of a proposed toll road. Fagan Canyon Survey, Santa Paula, CA. December 2005. This survey was conducted over the span of one week. Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew for the CEQA Phase I survey. Cultural Resource Assessment of a 20-acre Parcel in Hesperia, Hesperia, CA. March 2005. Fieldwork was completed in one day. Ms. Lawson served as Crew Chief for this 20 acre CEQA survey, supervised one additional field crew member, and authored the final report. Trailmark Specific Plan, Romoland, CA. October 2004 and March 2005. Fieldwork for this project lasted for 3 weeks. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA evaluations of four prehistoric sites, two historic sites, and one combination prehistoric and historic site. She was responsible for directing field excavations, including 1x1 m test units, shovel test pits, mechanical trenching, and surface collection, conducting artifact analysis, supervised three additional crew members, and was the primary author of the final report. Limonite Senior Project, Pedley, CA. October 2004. Fieldwork for this project lasted a total of two days. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA Phase I survey of 30 acres and supervised one additional field crew member. She also conducted archival research of a previously recorded resource within the project area, updated the site record the resource recommended to the California Register, and was the primary author of final report. The Ranch at Point Mugu, Oxnard, CA. September 2004 and October 2004. Fieldwork totaled one week. Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew for the survey of a small ranch. Two prehistoric sites were recorded and a Phase II evaluation, consisting only of shovel test pits, was conducted at the one of these sites.

McSweeny Farm Project, Hemet, CA. May 2004 through July 2004, February 2005. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for a total of 4 months of fieldwork. The project consisted of the Section 106 Phase II evaluations for 14 sites, including prehistoric milling sites, one prehistoric habitation site, and historic refuse dumps. Ms. Lawson was responsible for overseeing unit excavation, shovel test pits, auger testing, supervised six additional crew members, and coordinated with the local Native American groups to provide tribal monitors for the project. She also monitored mechanical trenching within site boundaries, coauthored the Testing and Evaluation Plan, which presented the research design for the test excavations, and authored portions of the final report. Stoneridge Estates, Moreno Valley, CA. August 2004. Fieldwork lasted one week. Ms. Lawson served as Field Crew for this survey of approximately 300 acres and the recordation of 12 prehistoric sites. She was an author on the final report. Gibbel Estates Project, 80 Acres, Hemet, CA. August 2004 and October 2004. Fieldwork for this project lasted for approximately four days. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA survey of 80 acres, the recordation of one new prehistoric site, and the Phase II evaluations of new site and one previously recorded site located within the project. This previously recorded site was recommended eligible to the California Register. Ms. Lawson supervised four additional crew members and was the primary author on final report. Southern California Edison, Sky Forest, CA. June 2004. Ms. Lawson served as Crew Chief for this project. Two days were spent in the field. Ms. Lawson was responsible for the literature search and the Section 106 Phase I survey of a power line which was damaged during the Waterman Canyon wildfire. Ms. Lawson supervised one additional crew member. Cajalco-Ramona Corridor, Riverside County, CA. May 2004. This intensive pedestrian survey spanned 3 weeks. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the Section 106 Phase I survey of 10 mile section of the proposed transportation corridor. Ms. Lawson was responsible for directing the field survey and supervised an additional three crew members. Rancho Bella Vista, Riverside County, CA. Ms. Lawson served as Lab Director for this project and conducted the artifact analysis of collections recovered at three sites during construction monitoring. She supervised one additional laboratory technician and is the primary author on the final report. Murrieta Springs (Tract Map Number 29707), Murrieta, CA. Ms. Lawson served as Lab Director for this project. She prepared site records for a newly recorded site discovered during construction monitoring, conducted artifact analysis of the collection from this new site, and assisted in preparation of final report. Oak Valley Specific Plan 1 Amendment, Beaumont, CA. March 2004 through April 2004. Fieldwork for this project lasted a total of 2 months. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA survey of this 2,600 acre project. She was responsible for directing the field survey, supervised four additional crew members, assisted with the recordation of the historic

architectural resources, and was the primary author of the final report. Xavier College Preparatory High School, Thousand Palms, CA. March 2004. Fieldwork for this project totaled one day. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA Phase I survey of 100 acres, supervised one additional crew member, and assisted in the preparation of the final report. French Valley Assemblage, Menifee, CA. February 2004. Fieldwork was conducted in 3 days. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA Phase I survey of 160 acres and assisted in preparation of the final report. Menifee 60 Project, Menifee, CA. February 2004. Fieldwork was completed in two field days. Ms. Lawson served as Field Director for the CEQA Phase I survey of 60 acres, supervised one additional crew member, and was an author on final report. Hellman Ranch, Seal Beach, CA. November 2003 through January 2004. Ms. Lawson participated in fieldwork for this project for a total of 3 months. She served as an Archaeology Technician. Duties included unit excavation, feature excavation, burial excavation, water screen, lab work, and construction monitoring. National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA. August 2003 through October 2003. Ms. Lawson served as an Archaeology Technician and participated in approximately six weeks of fieldwork. She assisted in the Section 106 Phase I surveys as well as in the site recordation of several prehistoric sites. She also participated in limited Extended Phase I surveys, including shovel test pits. Small Sites at Tomato Springs, Irvine, CA. June 2003 through August 2003. Ms. Lawson participated in the fieldwork for this project for a total of 3 months. She served as an Archaeology Technician and performed limited extended surveys, and assisted with fieldwork of Phase II evaluations of several small sites, including surface collection, shovel test pits, unit excavation, and feature excavation. CA-ORA-244, Irvine, CA. May 2003. Ms. Lawson participated in fieldwork for this project for a total of one month. She served as an Archaeology Technician and assisted with fieldwork of Phase II evaluations, including surface collection, shovel test pits, unit excavation, and feature excavation at a large habitation site near Tomato Springs in Orange County. Beaumont Survey, Beaumont, CA. March 2003. Fieldwork was completed in one week. Ms. Lawson served as an Archaeology Technician for a phase I survey of an area with historic homesteads and 1890’s gold rush era mines. Desert Center, CA. October 2002. Field work was completed in one week. Ms. Lawson served as an Archaeology Technician for Phase III Data Recovery of a small historic site. Duties included unit excavation, feature excavation, dry screening and creating side wall profiles.

San Bernardino, CA. October 2002. Field work was completed in one week. Ms. Lawson served as an Archaeology Technician for Phase III Data Recovery of a small historic site. Duties included unit excavation, feature excavation, dry screening and creating side wall profiles. Fort Irwin Expansion, Baker and Barstow, CA. June 2002 through September 2002. Ms. Lawson participated in fieldwork for this project for approximately 4 months. She served as an Archaeology Technician and performed Section 106 Phase I surveys of BLM land near Fort Irwin, CA. She also assisted in site recordation of several prehistoric and historical sites as well as limited Extended Phase I surveys, including surface collection. This survey of approximately 24, 000 acres was conducted to supplement previous surveys related to the expansion of the National Training Center at Fort Irwin. Archaeological Data Recovery Excavation at CA-ORA-269, Irvine, CA. May 2002 through June 2002 and November 2002 through December 2002. Ms. Lawson participated in fieldwork for this project for a total of 3 months. She conducted data recovery at archaeological site CA-ORA-269, within the Planning Area 27 (PA 27) project boundaries, located in the western portion of the San Joaquin Hills in Irvine, California. Ten percent of the site, 200 1x1 m units, were excavated prior to burying the site for construction purposes. Ms. Lawson served as an Archaeology Technician and was responsible for unit excavation, feature excavation, water screen, and laboratory work. Muddy Canyon, Newport Beach, CA. May 2002. Ms. Lawson participated in fieldwork for this project for a total of 1 week. She served as an Archaeology Technician and was responsible for unit excavation at CA-ORA-934. The Rise, Farmington, New Mexico. April 2001. Ms. Lawson participated in fieldwork for a total of three days. She served as Field Crew for the survey, mapping, and surface collection of a small multicomponent site (early prehistoric Anasazi through late historic Navajo). Presentations SWAA 2001 Conference: TL Dating: Science of Authenticity SWAA 2002 Conference: Spatial Analysis of Benin Kingdom Architecture

AAA 2002 Conference: Spatial Analysis of Benin Kingdom Palaces Southern California Academy of Sciences 2003 Conference: The Stone Tools of CA-ORA-840

Selected Reports Lawson, Natalie and Clint Helton. 2009. Cultural Resources Inventory Report for the Monte Vista Solar Project, PV 12, Kern County, California. Ms. on file, CH2M HILL, Santa Ana, CA.

Lawson, Natalie, Aaron Fergusson, Clint Helton, and Jessica Feldman. 2009. Cultural Resources Inventory Report for the Alta Oak Creek Mojave Wind Project, Kern County, California. Ms. on file, Southern San Joaquin Valley Information Center, Bakersfield, CA. Lawson, Natalie. 2008. Darrah Road Bridge Widening at the West Fork of the Chowchilla River, Historic Property Survey Report for Caltrans District 10. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 10. Lawson, Natalie, Clint Helton, and Geof Spaulding. 2008. Ivanpah Solar Generating Station; Summary Report of Archival Research and Field Studies for Northwestern Ivanpah Valley Ridgeline Survey and Investigations of Site ISEGS-01. Ms. on file, CH2M HILL, Santa Ana, CA. Lawson, Natalie and Clint Helton. 2008. Lodi Energy Center Project (LEC); Cultural Resources Assessment. Ms. on file, Central California Information Center, California State University, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Lawson, Natalie. 2008. Cultural Resources Assessment for the North Side Regulating Reservoir Project within Oakdale Irrigation District. Ms. on file, Central California Information Center, California State University, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Lawson, Natalie. 2008. Draft Archaeological Survey Report, Godfrey Ranch Service Area Telecommunication Improvements, Cecilville Road and U.S. Forest Service Road 39N30, Siskiyou County, California. With contributions by Robert M. Harmon and Alfred Farber. Ms. on file, CH2M HILL, Santa Ana, CA. Lawson, Natalie, Clint Helton, and Gloriella Cardenas. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Amargosa North Site, Nye County, Nevada. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Amargosa South Site, Nye County, Nevada. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Big Horn Site, Maricopa County, Arizona. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Cadiz Site, San Bernardino County, California. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Cadiz East Site, San Bernardino County, California. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Hyder Site, Maricopa County, Arizona. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the La Posa Site, La Paz County, Arizona. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Ogilby Site, Imperial County, California. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Ranegras Site, La Paz County, Arizona. 2008. Iberdrola Renewables Cultural Resources Constraints Analysis Report; Archival Research and Reconnaissance Field Visit of the Eagletail Site, La Paz County, Arizona.

Strudwick, Ivan, Natalie Lawson, Terri Fulton, Phil Fulton, Pattie Tuck, Joseph E. Baumann, and Curt Duke. 2006. Archaeological Survey Report for the Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, California, Caltrans District 8. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 8. Delu, Antonina M., Ivan Strudwick, Terri Fulton, and Natalie Lawson. 2007. Extended Phase I Survey Proposal for the Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, California, Caltrans District 8. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 8. Delu, Antonina M. and Natalie Lawson. 2007. First Supplemental Extended Phase I Survey Proposal for the Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, California, Caltrans District 8. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 8. Delu, Antonina M., Natalie Lawson, Terri Fulton, and Phil Fulton. 2007. Extended Phase I Survey Report for the Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, California, Caltrans District 8. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 8. Delu, Antonina M., Ivan Strudwick, Fred Lange, Natalie Lawson, Terri Fulton, David Brunzell, Riordan Goodwin, and Curt Duke. 2007. Draft Archaeological Evaluation Proposal for the Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, California, Caltrans District 8. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 8. Delu, Antonina M., Fred Lange, Natalie Lawson, Phil Fulton, Terri Fulton, David Brunzell, Riordan Goodwin, Joseph E. Baumann, and Curt Duke. 2007. Draft Archaeological Evaluation Report for the Mid County Parkway, Riverside County, California, Caltrans District 8. Ms. on file, Caltrans District 8. McLean, Roderic, Natalie Lawson, Phil Fulton, and Curt Duke. 2005. Testing and Evaluation Plan, Four Archaeological Sites within the McSweeny Farms Specific Plan, near Hemet, Riverside County, California. Ms. on file, Eastern Information Center, University of Riverside, California, Riverside. Lawson, Natalie, Riordan Goodwin, and Curt Duke. 2004. Archaeological Monitoring Program, Rancho Bella Vista, Tract Map Numbers 20009 and 30384, Riverside County, California. Ms. on file, Eastern Information Center, University of Riverside, California, Riverside. 2004. Cultural Resource Assessment and Evaluation, Gibbel Estates Project, 80 Acres, City of Hemet, Riverside County, California. Ms. on file, Eastern Information Center, University of Riverside, California, Riverside. Lawson, Natalie, Dan Ewers, and Curt Duke. 2005. Archaeological Testing Program, Trailmark Specific Plan, APNs 327-150-004 and 327-150-006. Ms. on file, Eastern Information Center, University of Riverside, California, Riverside. McLean, Rod, Natalie Lawson, Dan Ewers, Phil Fulton, and Jay Michalsky. 2006. Cultural Resource Assessment, Fagan Canyon Project, Santa Paula, Ventura County, California. Ms. on file, LSA Associates, Inc., Irvine, California. Lawson, Natalie. 2007. Cultural Resource Assessment of the Proposed Expansion of the Hollywood Hills Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuary, City and County of Los Angeles, California.

Contributions by Joseph E. Baumann. Ms. on file, Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuary, Los Angeles, California. Lawson, Nat, Riordan Goodwin, Curt Duke, and Judith Marvin. Cultural Resource Assessment, Oak Valley Specific Plan 1 Amendment, City of Calimesa, Riverside County, California. Ms. on file, Eastern Information Center, University of Riverside, California, Riverside.