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Colorado Cultural Resource Survey <br /> Management Data Form <br /> Continuation (page 4 of 7) <br /> State Site#: 5LK50.5-9 and 5LK50.23-36 <br /> Temporary #: N/A <br /> 36. Eligibility Recommendation (Cont'd): <br /> Statement of Significance/N.R.H.P.Justification: <br /> 6LK60.23 - Segment 5LK50.23 should be avoided by all project impacts, including heavy vehicle use and <br /> upgrading. If avoidance is not possible, the portion of the grade to be impacted should be photographically <br /> documented to Athearn's(1990)Level II standards prior to disturbance. <br /> 5LK50.24 - Railroad spur 5LI(50.24 is recommended as a contributing element(criterion a)of the Denver & <br /> Rio Grande Railroad system,a National Register-eligible site. The segment retains good visual integrity and is <br /> readily identifiable as a railroad grade over most of its length. The grade appears to have been built specifically <br /> to serve the mill adjacent to the Resurrection No. 1 Mine. Because of the grade's visual integrity, it is also <br /> considered to be a contributing element of the Leadvillp.Mining District(5LK856). <br /> 5LK50.26-Railroad spur 5LK50.25 is not recommended as a contributing element of the Denver&Rio Grande <br /> Railmad system, a National Register-eligible site. The segment retains little visual integrity and is not readily <br /> identifiable as a railroad grade. Because of the grade's poor visual integrity, it is also not recommended as a <br /> contributing element of the Leadville Mining District(5LK856). <br /> 5LK50.26 - Railroad spur 5LI150.26 is recommended as a contributing element (criterion a) of the Denver & <br /> Rio Grande Railroad system, a National Register-eligible sits. Except for the two locations where the grade is <br /> completely obscured by vegetation, the segment retains excellent visual integrity and is readily identifiable its It <br /> railroad grade. Because of the grade's visual integrity, it is also considered to be a contributing element of the <br /> Leadville Mining District(5LK856)i . <br /> 5LK50.27-Railroad spur 5LIi50,27 is not recommended as a contributing element of the Denver& Rica Grande <br /> Railroad system, it National Register-eligible site. The segment is in overall poor condition and is not, easily <br /> recognizable as a railroad grade. Because of the grade's poor physical and visual integrity, it is not, <br /> recommended as a contributing element of the Leadville Mining District(l,". ). <br /> 6LKt'i0.28- Railroad spur 5LK50,28 is recommended its it contributing element{criterion it)of the Denver& Rio <br /> Grande Railroad system, it National Register-eligible site. The segment retains excellent visual integrity and is <br /> readily identifiable as a railroad grade. Because of the grade's visual integrity, it is also considered to be. it <br /> contributing element of the Leadville Mining District(5LK856). <br /> 6LK50.29- Railroad grade segment 5LK50.29 is not recommended as a contributing element of the Denver & <br /> Rio Grande Railroad system, a National Register-eligible site. The segment has been altered through <br /> upgrading and is no longer readily identifiable as a railroad grade. For the same reason, it is not considered to <br /> be a contributing element of the Leadville Mining District(5LK850). <br /> 5LIC50.30-Railroad spur 5LIC50.30 is recommended as a contributing element(criterion a)of the Denver&Rio <br /> Grande Railroad system, a National Register-eligible site. The segment retain,excellent visual integrity and is <br /> readily identifiable as a railroad grade. The grade appears to have been built to serve the Ibex No. 1 Mine <br /> nearby. Because of the grade's visual integrity, it is also considered to be a contributing element of the <br /> Leadville Mining District(5LK856). <br /> 5LK50.31 - Railroad spur 5LK5)0.31 is recommended as a contributing element (criterion a) of the Denver& <br /> Rio Grande Railroad system, a National Register-eligible site. The segment retains excellent visual integrity <br /> and is readily identifiable as a railroad grade. The grade appears to have been built specificallv to serve the <br /> Little Vinnie Mine. Because of the grade's visual integrity, it is also considered to be a contributing element of <br /> the Leadville Mining District(5LKKk). <br />