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City of Harrisonburg Virginia Engineering Department: Proposed Changes to Drainage Structure at North Main St. Low Water Bridge Box OV 2, Folder 3

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City of Harrisonburg Virginia Engineering Department Survey for Walk Light and Safety Island Intersection of Main Street. and Port Road Box OV 2, Folder 4

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City of Harrisonburg Virginia Johnson Street Sewer Box OV 1, Folder 5

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City of Harrisonburg Virginia Typical Section for Revetment Wall Box OV 2, Folder 5

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City of Harrisonburg vs County of Rockingham Base Map by William C Overman and Associates P. C Engineers Surveyors Planners Norfolk VA and Wiley and Wilson Architects Engineers Planners A professional Corporation Box RS 1

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City of Harrisonburg West Market Street Grade West of Willow St. Flat File 3

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City sells to Hatchery, Patterson Street Box OV 2, Folder 5

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Cleo Donovan to John Ramey surveyed No. 9 Box OV 1, Folder 3

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Col. Athletic field driveway Box OV 2, Folder 5

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Col. Athletic Field St. At End of Johnson St. Box OV 2, Folder 5

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