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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHIST 042017 Agenda=VMRA ST. LUCIE COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION AGENDA April 18, 2017, 4:00 P.M. Spring Quarterly Meeting Planning and Development Services Department Conference Room 1 St. Lucie County Administration Building 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, Florida 34982 Call to Order Roil Call Announcements Welcome Brian Freeman, new member 1. PUBLIC COMMENT 2. MINUTES Review and approve the minutes from the September 6, 2016 Historical Commission meeting. 3. ITEMS FOR ACTION / CONSIDERATION Old Business: A. Monument in front of the Casa Caprona members evaluations B. Sign Project status C. Lions Club thank you letter has been drafted and mailed New Business: A. Indian Hills Golf Course Historical Assessment B. Add Tozour Road to the Historic Sites Road Signs Project C. Jim Scrub and Naming the Cut 4. MEMBER MATTERS A. Vote for Vice Chair 2017-04-18 Historical Commission Agenda Bethany Grubbs From: James Moses <jhcmoses@bellsouth.net> Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2017 8:46 AM To: Bethany Grubbs Subject: Checking in Just touching base. Any tentative date for another meeting? Had planned to meet with Comms in February about history and the economy but have been put waaaay behind with MiL's heart issues January through February. Understood from the last "meeting" that economic development should be involved. If that is the case should I meet with them before going to the BOCC? Any change or progress in that direction on your end? Trying to follow proper procedures is usually my first option and usually bow to procedural and political realities as understood by staff since I am no longer plugged into government. Would appreciate if you would check with Leslie about this and advise. IIrAMnT, Jim Moses | R� / \ \ � m C , ° \` � \ LU ,A } Sarah Smith From: Leslie Olson Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2015 2:26 PM To: Kara Wood; Peter Jones; Sarah Smith Subject: FW: Indian Hills Golf Course Archaeological Assessment Attachments: Indian_H ills_Report-Benton_11-27-15.pdf To be presented at the next Historical Commission meeting? Leshe Olson, AICP Director Planning and Development Services Department Planning & Economic Development, Building & Code Enforcement, Airport 2300 Virginia Avenue Fort Pierce, FL 34982 (772) 462-1960 St. Lucie County Planning Division is committed to great service and your feedback is vital. Please take our short surve to let us know how we're doing. httt3i//www.stlucleco.gov/planning/SLCP[anningSurvey.htm From: Archaeological & Historical Conservancy [mailto:archlgcl@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, December 03, 20151:38 PM To: Kori Benton <kbenton@city-ftpierce.com> Cc: Leslie Olson <OlsonL@stlucieco.org> Subject: Indian Hills Golf Course Archaeological Assessment Kori, Attached is a copy of our report on the archaeological assessment conducted at the Indian Hills Golf Course in 2004, which you had mentioned you were unable to locate in your files. Parts of it including the survey log were updated so that it could be submitted to the Florida Master Site File. In the light of information provided by that assessment, we updated the site forms in the 2003 Archaeological and Historical Survey of Old Fort Park to more accurately depict the locations of SU and SU 1. Hard copies of those reports will be mailed to you and to FMSF next week. Please contact us if you have any questions. Bob Carr Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc. 4800 SW 64th Avenue, Suite 107 Davie, FL 33314-4438 archljzcl@bellsouth.net Phone: 954-792-9776 Fax: 954-792-9954 http://www.flarchaeology.org Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc. 4800 S.W 64th Ave, Suite 107 Davie, FL 33314 Phone: 954-792-9776 Fax: 954-792-9954 Email: archbzel(ubcllsouth.net Web: www.flarchaeolog),.com November 27, 2015 Kori Benton Planning Department City of Fort Pierce 100 North U.S. 1 / P.O. Box 1480 Fort Pierce, FL 34954-1480 Re: Indian Hills Golf Course Archaeological Sites Dear Mr. Benton As you have indicated that this letter report, submitted to your agency in 2004, is not on file I am readdressing it to you, and enclosing the associated maps and site forms. In 2004 as part of an archaeological survey of Fort Pierce, the Archaeological and Historical Conservancy conducted an assessment of the Indian Hills Golf Course, specifically a f ten -acre area on the northeast perimeter that was relatively unaffected by redevelopment of the golf course. That assessment resulted in the documentation of two previously unrecorded archaeological sites: a prehistoric midden (8SL3269) likely associated with the Fort Pierce Mound/Midden (8SL3), and a segment/staging area of the historic military trail (8SL3270) associated with Fort Pierce (8SL31). These two sites are located in the northeast portion of the golf course abutting the Florida East Coast Railway corridor. Both sites are of local significance and are potentially eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The Fort Pierce site, 8SL31, was listed in the NRHP in 1974. It is strongly recommended that these sites be adequately protected from future ground -disturbing activities. Any ground -disturbing activities there should be monitored by a professional archaeologist. Sincerely, Robert Carr Executive Director Eric: Map showing prehistoric site and historic artifact scatter at Indian Hills — page 2 Indian Hills Golf Course Field Specimen Log — page 3 1851 survey map showing the Military Trail to and from Fort Pierce — page 4 Photographs of area of prehistoric site and area of historic scatter — page 5 Indian Hills Golf Course Survey Log and USGS map SL3269 Fort Pierce Midden West site form and USGS map SL3270 Ft. Pierce Military Trail (Golf Course) site form and USGS map Cc: Leslie Olson, Planning and Development, St. Lucie County Florida Master Site File ,. - t / ; . TORIC�� T Ah— It'4 T..�TTTq �t utg 't>t u Rpp R . Aerial Photo of Indian Hills Golf Course showing areas of archaeological assessment. A= PREHISTORIC SITE BOUNDARY (SL3269): THIS AREA MUST NOT BE DISTURBED B =AREA OF HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS (SL3270) C = AREA NOT TESTED DUE TO FILL LAYER - POSSIBLE AREA OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE C1 III INDIAN HILLS GOLF COURSE FIELD SPECIMEN LOG, 8SL3270 FS Number Description Collector Date Collected 1 Horseshoe BC, BE 06/18/04 2 Buck shot, musket ball unfired BC, BE 06/18/04 3 Buck shot (2) BC, BE 06/18/04 4 Pendant jewelry with possible ruby stone inset BC, BE 06/18/04 5 Musket ball (fired) BC, BE 06/18/04 6 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 7 Lead seal, black bottle glass fragment BC, BE 06/18/04 8 Uid iron fragment BC, BE 06/18/04 9 Uid iron fragment BC, BE 06/18/04 10 Mine ball (fired) BC, BE 06/18/04 11 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 12 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 13 Uid lead fragment BC, BE 06/18/04 14 Lead seal BC, BE 06/18/04 15 Button BC, BE 06/18/04 16 Button BC, BE 06/18/04 17 Musket ball (unfired) BC, BE 06/18/04 18 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 19 Stopwatch BC, BE 06/18/04 20 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 21 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 22 Buck shot BC, BE 06/18/04 23 Musket ball (unfired) BC, BE 06/18/04 24 Sand Tempered Plain Ceramic (1) BC, TH 06/18/04 Initial Collector BC Bob Carr BE Bruce Eisner TH Tim Harrington ,s /�.:. Of 1 �, •Truer c So, .Sl/ v u Y l %1 .s ., S: o W t7d3 1851 survey map of Township 35 South, Range 40 East, detail showing the Military Trail leading south to Fort Pierce from Fort Capron and west from Fort Pierce to Fort Lloyd. ^® 0 1/2 1 mile I V rd View south of Indian Hills in 2004 with sandy ridge, site of SL3269, at far left along eastern perimeter of major portion of golf course that was undergoing redevelopment. Indian Hills, view northeast showing area of historic site SL3270 in distance at center beyond pond. 5 Page 1 Ent D (FMSF only) Survey Log Sheet Survey # (FMSF only) *40 Florida Master Site File Version 4.1 11D7 Consult Guide to the SuiveyLog Sheet for detailed instructions. Survey Project (name and project phase) _Indian Hills Golf Course archaeological assessment Report Title (exactly as on title page) Indian Hills Golf Course Archaeological Sites Report Authors (as on title page, last names first) 1. Carr, Robert S. 3. 2. 4. Publication Date (year) 2015 Total Number of Pages in Report (count text, figures, tables, not site forms) 4 Publication Information (Give series, number in series, publisher and city. For article or chapter, cite page numbers. Use the style of American Antiquity.) Letter of 11/27/15: Robert Carr, AHC, to Kori Benton City of Ft Pierce Supervisors of Fieldwork (even if same as author) Names Carr, Robert S. Affiliation of Fieldworkers: Organization Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc. City Davie Florida Key Words/Phrases (Don't use county name, or common words like archaeology, structure, survey, architecture, etc.) 1. Seminole war 3. Indiar. Hills 5. 7. 2. Fort Pierce 4. 6. a. Survey Sponsors (corporation, government unit, organization or person directly funding fieldwork) Name Organization City of Fort Pierce AddresslPhonelE-mail Recorder of Log Sheet Carr, Robert S. Date Log Sheet Completed 5-19-2015 Is this survey or project a continuation of a previous project? Z No Dyes: Previous survey ks (FMSF only) Mappfng` Counties (List each one in which field survey was done; attach additional sheet if necessary) 1. St. Lucie 3. 5. 2. 4. 6. USGS 1:24,000 Map NameslYear of Latest Revision (attach additional sheet if necessary) 1. Name Fete Year 1983 4. Name 2. Name Year 5. Name 3. Name Year 6. Name Year Year Year Dates for Fieldwork: Start 6-14-2004 End 6-1e-2004 Total Area Surveyed (fill in one) hectares to acres Number of Distinct Tracts or Areas Surveyed If Corridor (fill in one for each) Width: meters feet Length: kilometers miles HR6E066RM07 Florida Master Site File, Division of Historical Resources, Gray Building, 50D South Bronough Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399 0250 Phone 850 245 6440, FAX 850 245 6439, Email: SiteFile@dos.state.fl.us Page 2 Survey Log Sheet Survey # Research and Field Methods Types of Survey (check all that apply): Zarchaeological []architectural ❑p<historicallarchival ❑underwater ❑damage assessment ❑monitoring report ❑other(describe): Scope/Intensity/Procedures Shovel testing and metal detection Preliminary Methods (check as many as apply to the project as a whole) ❑Florida Archives (Gray Building) []library research. lace/public ❑local property or tax records Mother historic maps ❑Florida Photo Archives (Gray Building) []library -special collection nonlocal []newspaper files []soils maps or data OSite File property search []Public Lands Survey (maps at DEP) [gliterature search []windshield survey OSite File survey search ❑local informant(s) ❑Sanborn Insurance maps []aerial photography ❑other (describe): Archaeological Methods (check as many as apply to the project as a whale) ❑Check here if NO archaeological methods were used. ❑surface collection, controlled ❑shovel test other screen size Osurface collection, uncontrolled ❑water screen Oshovel test- 1 14"screen ❑posthole tests ❑shovel test-118" screen []auger tests []shovel test Ill a"screen []coring []shovel testmnscreened ❑test excavation (at least lx2 m) Mother (describe): Metal detection Historical/Architectural Methods (check as many as apply to the project as a whole) ❑X Check here if NO historicallarchitectural methods were used. []building permits []demolition permits []neighbor interview []commercial permits []exposed ground inspected []occupant interview []interior documentation ❑local property records ❑occupation permits ❑other (describe): []block excavation (at least 2x2 m) []soil resistivity []magnetometer []side scan sonar Opedestrian survey ❑unknown []subdivision maps []tax records ❑unknown Site Significance Evaluated? ❑x Yes []No Count of Previously Recorded Sites o Count of Newly Recorded Sites z Previously Recorded Site #'s with Site File Update Forms (List site #'s without "B". Attach additional pages if necessary.) Newly Recorded Site #'s (Are all originals and not updates? List site #'a without "8". Attach additional pages if necessary.) SL3269, SL3270 Site Forms Used: ❑Site File Paper Form ❑x Site File Electronic Recording Form ***REQUIRED: ATTACH PLOT OF SURVEY AREA ON PHOTOCOPY OF USGS 1:24,000 MAP(S)*** Origin of Report: 0872 ❑CARL ❑LIW 01A32 # ❑Academic ❑Contract ❑Avocational []Grant Project # ❑Compliance Review: CRAT # Type of Document: []Archaeological Survey ❑HistoricallArchitectural Survey ❑Marine Survey ❑Cell Tower CRAS []Monitoring Report ❑Overview ❑Excavation Report []Multi -Site Excavation Report []Structure Detailed Report []Library, Hist. or Archival Doc ❑MPS ❑MRA ❑rG []Other: Document Destination: Plotability: HR6E066R01 OI Florida Master Site File, Division of Historical Resources, Gray Building, 500 South Bronough Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0250 Phone 850-245 6440, FAX 850 245 6439, Email: SneFile@dos.state.fl.us 'TMb .I ` T ��...y.�� yl P�� ��!'i i - q • Muo�:.iwi .--� I r� bl 8as•c I •• wR y�'19 tir �^ j 1 ^7 101" � '' .cftac:c Masi ili i 7i 5 i"` .wi�afi � w � Y`�` i� «ea � {i� a("y t r'• � ncJlrifadu� Yl! link L' PROJECT AREA Y F� •3 i " l •z ^. ' r INDIAN HILLS t/J GOLF COURSE �y 4ih! i �(' � � lye• [ + 'vf J I� � [ � �w7i'1M • �4 �' �_ avfry. 21, r o.. Pdt t na 1 A USGS map depicting the location of the Fort Pierce Golf Course TOWNSHIP 355, RANGE 40E, SECTION 15 0 750 1500 FT USGS map: FORT PIERCE 1983 0 150 300 M Pagel ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE FORM Site#11 SL03269 ©Original FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE Field Date 7-04 ❑Update Version4.0 1107 Form Date to-l1e8--z2oos Recorder# _ consult Guile to Archaeological Site Form for detailed insifuclions SiteName(s) Fore Pierce xiiaaen weat ___ _ Multiple Listing (DHR only) Project Name Fort Pierce Golf Course Survey Survey#(DHR only) __ Ownership:❑lrivale-profit ❑private -nonprofit ❑private-ndividuai ❑private -nonspecific ❑><city, ❑county, ❑state ❑federal ❑Nafive American ❑foregn ❑unknown USGS7.5Map Name veer nxet:c8 USGS Date iss3 Plat or Other Map _ City/Town (within 3mks) _ _ In City Limits? Dyes Ono ❑u❑unknown County Township ass Range nos Section is %sectiori ❑SW OSE ONE Irregular -name: Township Range Section Y..section:❑NW ❑SW ❑SE ONE Landgrant Tax Parcel# 241s133000lcoo6, 2415121oeo2o0o6 UTM Coordinates: Zone 016 ❑17 Easting ® Northing Other Coordinates: X: Y: _ Coordinate System & Datum Address/Vicinity/Route to: zsoo S 3rd Scree:: Ear C_cide of -South 3rd street between Geergin Ave and Vyz ijkn Ave_ Name of Public Tract (e.g., park) _ SETTING ❑xLand{termsetaq ❑Wedand(pefusfirri ❑Lake/Pmd(lacustrine) ❑usualy Booded ❑RNerlSbeaMCreek (dvermi ❑usually dry ❑Tidal testumlrrt) ❑CavelSink (subterranean) ❑Salleater(manne) ❑temeslrial . .. ❑aquatic Other Features or Functions (Choom from the list or type a response I 1. Possible burial camgonenc 2 ❑log boat ❑torl ❑road segment ❑agrof.a-mb.,'1dng ❑midden Eshellned0en ❑buret mound ❑rndl ❑shell mound ❑ building remains ❑INsspn ❑shipwreck ❑cemeterylgrave ❑mound, nonspecific ❑subsurfacefea 06umpriefuse ❑planlation ❑surface scatter ❑ eanbxoks(historic) ❑pladorm mound ❑wel NGINAL ❑Englewood ❑mimmota ❑St Johns fnonspecthc) ❑Sw!t Creek (nonspecific) a ❑Fort Walton ❑Mississippian ❑St Johns I ❑Swift Creak, Early :(nonspecific) ❑Glades(noispedfic) ❑Mount Taylor ❑St Johns ll ❑Sw It Creek, Late Early ❑GladersI ❑Narwcod ❑Sams Rom ❑Transitional ('Addle ❑Glades It ❑orange ❑Santa Rosa -Swift Creek ❑Weeden Island(nonspecifiq Late ❑Glades 111 ❑Paleoindien ❑Seminde lnonspecinc) ❑Weeden island lade ❑Hickey Pond ❑Pensacola ❑Seminole: Colonization ❑Weeden Island ll Pond ❑Leon-Jeferson ❑Pedcc Island ❑Semi3cle: lst War To 2nd ❑Prehisloric(nenspedfic) ahali ❑Malabar I 1158fely Harbor ❑Semincle: 2nd War To 3rd ❑Prahistoric non -ceramic d ❑x Malabar 11 ❑SI. Augustine ❑Seminole: 30 War & After ❑Prehistoric ceramic Other cultures; (Choose from the list or type a response. For historic files, give specific dales.) 1. 3. 2 4. --- site a (Prehistoric) (historic) Spanish 1600.99 Spanish 1700-1763 Spanish (nonspeci h 1763-1783 od Spanish 1783-1821 Scan Territorial 182145 Scan Civil War 1861.65 4can 19th Century, ican 20th Century icon (nonspecific) Potentially eligible individually for National Register of Historic Places? Eyes Ono ❑insurficieminfom,ation Potentially eligible as contributor to a National Register district? ❑yes [:]no pirsufrcientinlomralion Explanation of Evaluation (required 9valuated; use separetesheetifneeded)?e q. t=iako entially eligible under criteria A and D. This site is Likely associated with SL3, evidence of the adjoining portion obscured by construction of the Recommendations for Owner or SHPO Action Preservation or Phase it documentation NRList Date I SHPO —Appears to meet criteria for NRlisting: Dyes Ono ❑insufficlentinfo Date Inil, KEEPER — Determinedelgible: Oyes Ono Date ❑Owner Objection NR Criteria for Evaluation: ❑a ❑b ❑c ❑d (see Natrona) Register8u11ehn 15, p. 2) HRSE045R0107 Florida Mark, Site File 1 Dlr.of Historical Resources) RA. Gray Bldg 1500 S Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32399u0250 Phone (850) 245IA40 I Fax f850}24564391 E-mail us Page ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE FORM site#e SL03269 F F SITE DETECTION SITE BOUNDARY ❑no field check ❑p exposed ground ❑screened shovel ❑bounds unknown ❑remote sensing ❑unscreened shovel Elliterature search ❑posthole tests ®screened shovel-t;a ❑none by recorder ❑exposed ground ❑screened shovel []informant report ❑auger tests ❑screened shovekim: [-)literature search ❑posthole tests ❑block excavations []remote sensing ❑unscreened shovel ❑screenedshovel-v!e• ❑informant report ❑auger tests ❑estfmateorguess Other methods; number, size, depth, pattern of units; screen size (attach site plan) r. a S _cc_nhovcl [ccta Co eo cn depth s all sedimen;.s screened; metal. detection 1 e - Extent Size (rI --- s, oc Depth/stratgraphy, of cultural deposit _zo=sc__r, Temporal Interpretation - Components (check one): ❑sirgle component Omultiple component ❑uncedain Describe each occupation, in plan (refer to attached large scale mac) and drat graphically. Disolss te-poral and functional interpretations: Integrity - Overall disturbance: ❑none seen ❑minor ❑3 substantial ❑ma;or ❑redeposited ❑destroyed-documentl ❑unknown Disturbances f threats / protective measures Surface collection. area collected ____ m2 # collector, units Excavation: # noncontiguous blocks Total Artifacts # ocount clestimate Surface #_ Subsurface # COLLECTIONcc] ECTNITY ARTIFACT ❑unknown ®unselective(all artifacts) CATEGORIES and DISPOSITIONS ❑selective(some artifacts) ! A - crone-ani=a} or „n-id-ntir _ 5 - Sh_i l_Uneor-4:ed ❑mixed selectivity SPATIAL CONTROL A - Metal ❑uncollected ❑general (not by subarea) ❑unknown ❑controlled (by subarea) ❑variable spatial control ❑other (describe in comments below) Artifact Comments DIAGNOSTICS (type or mode, and frequency: e.g., Suwanee ppk, heat -treated chert, Deptford Check -stamped, ironstoneAvhiteware) 1. sa-d�tempsrad F; n N= i 4. N= 7. 2. N= 5. — -- -- — Nr 8. 3. _ N 6.-------- N=_— 9. Nearest fresh water: Type__ RiverName_Indian River Distance from site Natural community_Puw_p vROM•000_ __Topography- WeeI Elevation Min— an Localvegetalion oak nabll palm _ Presentland use coif noursc SCS soil series Soil association a I-Ml P1C Accessible Documentation Not Filed with the Site File - including field notes, analysis notes, photos, plans and ochor iinnifi f dowwants 200 lax ! m 1 DOWmenttype All ma:erin L- at. one iocet ion _ _-_ Maintaining oroar.2ation Ar0na 1py¢al end H' stcrica' Co-,v_�rvancy, l¢c Documentdesc(p!U Field noeen and pnonos File or accessior p's 2 0 c 4-. sc______ __- 2) Document type Mainly ng oryaeizal on Documentdescdpron File or accession e's LUKIlam e er e Informant Information:Flame Address 1 Phone I E-me? Recorder Information: Name Care Robert S. Arllia90o_NpnrE'4_alnndHiuoricalConxrva y.loc Address I PhonelE-mail 4800 sv: ra Ave Ste 107, navie FL 1954) archlgcl[dbel lsouth. net V Required O PHOTOCOPY OF 7.5r USGS QUAD MAP WITH SITE BOUNDARIES MARKED and SITE PLAN Attachments Plan at 1:3,600 or larger. Show boundaries, scale, nodh arrow, tesUcollection units, landmarks and date. jv" Ic) I:- di Mail QL3269 all Pb yr V J OEM UT Jps all, 11rWw a USGS map of 8SL3269. TOWNSHIP 355, RANGE 40E, SECTION 16 0 750 1500 FT USGS map: FORT PIERCE 1983 0 150 300 M Paget ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE FORM SiSL03270 FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE Fieeld ldD Date 6-25-2004 ®Original Form Date 10-19 -2004 ❑Update Version 4.0 1107 Recorder # Consult Guide to Arcchaeologfcal Site Form for detailed insbuctons Site Name( Fc Pierce MLLitary Trail segment Multiple Listing (OHR only) Project Name Fort Pierce survey Survey # (DHR only) Ownership:❑pdvate-profit ❑private -nonprofit ❑private -Individual ❑private -nonspecific ©city ❑county ❑state ❑federal ❑NatNaArrencan Oforeign ❑unknwm USGS7.5 Map Name PORT PIERCE USGSDate 1983 PlatorOtherMap _ Cityllrokvn (within 3 miles) In City Limits? Oyes ❑no Elunknown County Township 35S Range 40H Section 15 %section:❑N'N ❑SW ME ONE Irregular -name: Township Range Section %section:❑NW ❑SW ❑SE ME Landgrant Tax Parcel# 241512100020006 UTMCoordinates:Zone 016 ❑17 Easting Northing® Other Coordinates: X: Y: Coordinate System & Datum Address I Vicinity I Route to: lsoo s 3rd Street: Host aide of South 3rd 5tree[ between Georgia Ave and Virginia Ave Name of Public Tract (e.g., park) t]Land (fem�sfn'aQ ❑LakerPond (hucustdne) ❑RiverlStreerNCreek (rfvedna) ❑Tidal (estuarfne) ❑Saltwater (mine) ❑usually flooded ❑usually dry ❑Cavelsink (subterranean) ❑terrestrial ❑aquatic Other Features or Functions (Choose from the list a type a response.) Sod ❑maoasala Ran ❑N1wssipplan (nonspecific) ❑Mounl Taylor I ❑Norwood 11 ❑orange III ❑Paeoindian Pond ❑Pensacola Ifferson ❑Perko Island r I ❑Safety Harbor rII ❑St. Augusine ❑log boat ❑agrMJform building ❑ tourist mound ❑ building remains ❑cemeleryl nwe ❑dumphefuss ❑ earthworks (historic) ❑St Johns (ncnspacific) ❑St Johns 1 ❑st Johns It ❑Sarta Rosa ❑Santa Rosa -Swift Creek ❑Seminole(nonspecific) ❑Seminole: Colonization ❑Seminole: 1st War To 2nd ❑Seminole. 2nd War To 3rd ❑Seminole: 3rd War 8 After Other Cultures (Choose from the list or type a response For historic sites, give specific doles.) 1 3. 2. — 4. — midden I ❑exlracim site mound i ❑habita',ion(prr nonspecific ❑subsurface lea' n ❑sudace scatter mound ❑well ❑swdt Creek (nonspecific) ❑Svcs Creek, Early ❑Svnn Creek, Late ❑Transitional ❑Weaden bland Morspecili ❑Weeden Island I ❑Wooden Island II ❑ Prehistoric (nonspecific) ❑Prehistorm non -ceramic []Prehistoric ceramic quarry Spanish 160099 Spanish 1700.1763 Spanish (nonspecific) h 1763-1783 Ind Spanish 1783-1821 rican Territorial 1821-45 rican Civil War 1861.65 Moan 19N Century riven 20th Century rican (nenspep8c) Potentially eligible individually for National Register of Hstoric Places? []yes Ono ❑xinsufficientinformation Potentially eligible as contributor to a National Register district? Oyes Ono ❑x insufficient information Explanation of Evaluation (required if evaluated; use separate shoot If needed) Additional documentation rerruired- evidence in archival mans combined with uncovered artifacts indicate this site as likely a gateway of Seminole war Fort Pierce onto the military trail. Recommendations for Owner or SHPO Action Preservation or Phase 1z assessment DHR USE ONLY OFFICIAL DHR USE ONLY NRList Date SHPO-Appearstomeet criteria for NRlisting: Oyes Ono ❑insufficrentinfo Date Inil. KEEPER -Determined eligible: Oyes One Date ❑OvmerObjection NR Criteria for Evaluation: ❑a ❑b ❑c ❑d (see National Register Bulletin 15. p. 2) HRIIE045110107 Florida Mister81te File IDiv. of Htatorical Rnoumes l R A. only Bldg) 5008 Bronough St, Tellehessee, FL 32399.0250 Ptwne (01245.1 1Fax I850F245-6439f E-mail SileFllel5tdosaWte.aus Page ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE FORM site#6 SL03270 Ono field check Oexposed ground Oscreened shovel Obounds unknown Oliterature search ❑posthole tests ❑screened shovel-uw ❑none by reco,der ❑informant report ❑auger tests ❑screened shovel-im ❑literature search ❑R remote sensing ❑unscreened shovel Oscreened shovel-tne' ❑informant report Other methods, number, size, depth, pattern of units; screen size (attach site plan) Depth/stratigraphy of . deposit -_to ❑remote sensing ❑unscreened shovel ❑exposed ground ❑screened shovel ❑posthole tests ❑block excavations ❑auger tests ❑estmateorguess Temporal Interpretation -Components (check one): Osingle component ❑multpie component ❑uncertain Describe each occupation it plan (refer to atlached large sca'.e map) and s'.rabgraphically. Discuss temporal and functional inta,pretations: Se ment and/or staging area of Seminole Ylar nilitary trail connecting Fort Pierc=_th Fort Capron north and Fbrt LLo}d h'ert Integrity -Overall disturbance: ❑noneseen ❑minor Osubstantial ❑major ❑redeposited ❑destroyed -document! ❑unknown Disturbances Ithreats I protective measures Surface collection'. area collected mz # collection urits _ Excavation: # noncontiguous blocks Total Artifacts # Ocount pesiimate Surface # Subsurface ft COLLECTION SELECTIVITY ARTIFACT NTEGORIES and DISPOSITIONS ❑unknown Ounselective(all artifacts) F - class select a disposition from th a list belowfor ❑selechve (some artifacts) _A_ - Metal each artifact category selected at left ❑ mixed selectivity —A_ - m_G=Filaneous historic A - categoryarwayscollected SPATIAL CONTROL S - some items in category collected ❑uncollected ❑general (not by subarea) _ - - _ 0 - observed first hard, but not collected ❑unknown []controlled (by subarea) _ - _ R - collected and subsequently left at site []variable spatial control _ informant repo-ed categoy present ❑other (describe in comments below) __. - U - unknown Artifact Comments DIAGNOSTICS (type or mode, and frequency: e.g., Suwanee ppk, heat -treated chart, Deptford Check -stamped, konstone/whiteware) 1, v_ _taut N= 44. l 7. N=_ 2. D'tro' N= 2 5. ----- N- 8.-- — N=. 3. Lim, ---- N=_2— 6. N--- 9.— -- N4 Nearest freshwater: Type River Name Indian River_ Natural community_xERIC umL roS scirmf Topog2phy_Dune-coastal ,� Local vegetation Oak, aabal palm _. Presentlanduse Golf course SCS soil series _ _ Soil association _ M A? F :e from site (m) 2oc Min 3_m Max e m Accessible Documentation Not Filed with the Site File - including field notes, analysis notes, pholl plans and other imps tmnl documents 1 Documentlype, All man.riatc acpa _locacion _ Maintaining orgamaean achaeei,.cor x-.d n.,:cnOr Co-senwMy. r'c Document description Ei eld noces ass p_hoco �-_ File or accession H's zo=?__ 2) Oomment type Maintaining organization Dommemilescnpfion _____ Fileoraccession W's informant Information: Name__ Address f Phone l E-mail_____ Recorder lnformaton:Name Carr, Robert S. _ _-_ Anlialion Arctaeolcr�,,..,; nna HlsrancaiCAsM''<y IM__ Address f Phone/E-mail 48CO SW 64 Ave Ste lei, Davie FL (954J 792-9776/9954 archly_16bcll,auth.net _ Required O PHOTOCOPY OF 7,5' USGS QUAD MAP WITH SITE BOUNDARIES MARKED and SITE PLAN Attachments Plan at 1:3,600 or larger. Show boundaries, scale, north arrow, test/collection units, landmarks and date. 3 �-� Munivigl .;,YKM Basin (c) Taft Matt p . GRpN s„ GI 4„ . 1d 11 is s tM 1 a 2 as as L. > 1 :j• 4 �t- � ` Ills :y i Gu ap®�4 t l .. • a, i 21! U t . ranoiA an. rll . a M f USGS map of 8SL3270. TOWNSHIP 35S, RANGE 40E, SECTION 15 0 750 1500 FT USGS map: FORT PIERCE 1983 0 150 300 M Sarah Smith From: Kara Wood Sent: Friday, December 11, 2015 12:23 PM To: Sarah Smith Cc: Leslie Olson Subject: Historical Commission item Sarah, I'm sending this to you for whenever there is another Historical Commission meeting. I received a call from Jeanne Hearn expressing interest in designating Tozour Road as an historic road since it was the old alignment of US1. She is not so much interested in the designation as an official measure, but more for public information, such as placing a sign on the roadway or at the entrance to the Savannah Preserve, and maybe a summary in the environmental brochure for the preserve. I thought this would be a good discussion item for the Historical Commission and that perhaps one of them would be willing to do some research and write up a summary that could be used for a sign or brochure. Thanks, Kara Kara Wood Interim Planning,'Managcr Planning and Development Services Department 2300 Virginia Avenue Fort Pierce, FL 34982 (772)462-1589 woodkO,sthicieco.org COUNTY � " P e.,e, Nole: donna has very h oaU pu7lic rot. d, Irp, _ L otl',Is, CAmrr i cat ,)I _ to or Iran Court p ficiols regari rlC l,ouaty IbIr lrrl: are pi, A is rewrds e.ai at, le tc the put is anc mea uao'I reque_t L Is :IT II ICY of St_ Lucie (.o, rq lhat ail Co,rz-ly rewrrd sra I be oiler ro, mcroaa7 m5 ,., on. exams r:icr w1d, (,1 copyinq Yor,., r, n al Comm: car, ors vrili OU sun r to Or [ r, di_, ic:: u•c ui Irss a;r oxen pion app�ie lo'he comrnt� io,l n If you vco ,,d .his e t mil u, e nor I,c ec f fv I.) , se ndc, by reply e-mail and a .c r u.II mxdGr fro r all compelers. Bethany Grubbs From: Mike Middlebrook Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2017 8:59 AM To: John Blair <blairj@stlucieco.org> Cc: Gene Snedeker <snedeker¢@stlucieco.ore>; Amy Griffin <griffina@stlucieco.ora> Subject: Tozour Rd - Historic US1 Hey John, We talked about this one a while back. Please review and see if it is something you all can do/approve. I am thinking of putting two up (one at each end) locations TBD. This is a draft/sketch we can tweak it and determine size later. Thanks, Mi.kz Mi�ooR, I Natural Resources Manager St Lucie County I Environmental Resources 12300 Virginia Ave I Ft Pierce, FL 34982 Office: 772.462.2897 1 Fax:772.462.1684 1Cell:772.828.16611 Preserves Website `5E. �_,llCIC C„nilrlrtJ. ( i-C;Sf:fV<:5 noel 'al Please Note: Florida has very broad public records laws. Most written communications to or from County officials regarding County business are public records available to the public and media upon request. It is the policy of St. Lucie County that all County records shall be open for personal inspection, examination and / or copying. Your e-mail communications will be subject to public disclosure unless an exemption applies to the communication. - J I inkl OYAt)l oI: L.S. HIGHWAY Bethany Grubbs From: Leslie Olson Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2017 2:57 PM To: Janet Merkt Cc: JoAnn Riley; Bonnie Landry; Sarah Smith; Bethany Grubbs Subject: RE: Jim Scrub Excellent research and suggestions, Janet. Initial thoughts I like honoring the Seminole naming by simply referring to it as Jim Scrub. Not sure how the tribe will feel about a place they named after a murderer to then be named after their people. Do we have a contact at the Seminole Tribe where we can ask them about the change? Maybe the THPO? Regarding the cut, were you able to find any Spanish maps with the cut named from the relevant period? If it was named Negro Cut (Black Cut) after the fact that the water in that deeper cut was darker than the surrounding cuts, is it a derogatory name per the Statute? If it is found that it's still a derogatory name, I like your suggestion to call it the Capron Cut, as it appears to be lined up with Fort Capron, and would have been the most likely route to that Fort (and possibly the reason for Fort Capron to be developed where it was.) The place name could help tell the story of the early development of our community. But Black Cut or Blackwater Cut could be a more direct translation while avoiding derogatory names as well. Let's bring this to the next meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission for recommendation to the BOCC. Leslie Olson, AtCP Director Planning and Development Services Department Planning & Economic Development Building & Code Enforcement 2300 Virginia Avenue Fort Pierce, FL 34982 (772)462-1960 2016 •I �p p �Aklto W to work' ST. LUCIE COUNTY St. Lucie County Planning and Development Services Department is committed to great service and your feedback is vital. Please take our short survey to let us know how we're doing. http://www.stlucieco.gov/planning/SLCplanningSurvey.htm From: Janet Merkt Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2017 1:35 PM To: Leslie Olson <OlsonL@stlucieco.org> Cc: JoAnn Riley <rileyj@stlucieco.org>; Bonnie Landry <LandryB@stlucieco.org> Subject: FW: Jim Scrub I have attached some scans from the book "A Portrait of St. Lucie County, Florida" by Lucille Rieley Rights that Peter had, telling the story of how the scrub got its name as well as some historical maps that Diana forwarded to me and JoAnn. I paged through the book in hopes of finding history on the 2 names up for evaluation. While Diana suggested a geological based name as well as a historical name for the scrub, the article states the scrub was originally named by the Seminoles. Possible naming options could be: Scrub options: Jim Scrub (just dropping the "negro" from the name). Wind Clan Scrub (orjust "Wind Scrub"). The Wind Clan women minus one were killed by Jim. Note that Van Swearingen was a non -Indian name. The Fort and the Creek (existing place name) are approximately 5 miles south of the scrub. There is currently a place name of Van Swearingen Creek. Negro Cut options: Blackwater Cut - water is deepest of all the inlets in the area and hence "black". Capron Cut - ships entering from the ocean to go to Ft Capron would have most likely taken the deepest, shortest, widest way through. Tarpon Cut - that's what kinds of fish were in that area. I have checked the name options against the Bureau of Geographic Names database, and do not see any duplication. From: Diana Waite Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2017 5:02 PM To: JoAnn Riley <rileyi@stlucieco.ore> Cc: Janet Merkt <merkti@stlucieco.ore> Subject: Jim Scrub Joann, I wanted to relay my thoughts related to the renaming of the scrub ridge north of Bluefield ranch, that needs a new map name. I reviewed the Cypress Creek/Trail Ridge original application which had references to various names for scrub in the area and historic sites. I have seen that scrub ridge identified as the Osceola Plain and the Orlando Ridge. Van Swearingen Fort is located to the south on or close to Bluefield Ranch site. There is also a Van Swearingen Slough on the Bluefield Ranch site, so Van Swearingen Scrub would like it to that historical name. However I would note that according to my records the Fort was only occupied for 6 months to a year — so not very long. "Trail Ridge" is another possibility. I thought the name came from a feature or historical name or event, but I cannot find any mention of it in my files. Even so, it is the name of a regional and federal project associated that includes that scrub ridge. Attached are old maps. The military map shown a trail running along the ridge, which according to my file is the Orlando Ridge. That may be where the Trail Ridge came from for the Cypress Creek/Trail Ridge project. Sincerely, Diana Waite, AICP Senior Planner 772.462.1577 waited@stiucieco.org St. Lucie County Planning Division is committed to great service and your feedback is vital. Please take our short survey to let us know how we're doing. http://www.stlucieco.gov/planning/SLCPlanningSurveV.htm Please Note. Florida has very broad public records laws. Most written communications to or from County officials regarding County business are public records available to the public and media upon request. It is the policy of St. Lucie County that all County records shall be open for personal inspection. examination and / or copying. 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Most written communications to or from County officials regarding County business are public records available to the public and media upon request. It is the policy of St. Lucie County that all County records shall be open for personal inspection. examination and / or copying. Your e-mail communications will be subject to public disclosure unless an exemption applies to the communication. If you received this email in error. please notify the sender by reply e-mail and delete all materials from all computers.