Report Abstracts

Existing bridge is a 24.0 ft. X 47 ft. timber, steel and concrete structure. Existing right of way is 40 ft. left and 40 ft. right. Project begins 600 ft. west of stream and ends 600 ft. east of stream.

The existing bridge is approximately 2.7 X 12.8 meter (9' X 42'). The existing ROW is approximately 12.2 meters (40') in Barrow County and approximately 18.3 meters (60') in Gwinnett County. Approaches would be approximately 130 meters (426.6').

Existing structure is a 163 x 24 foot bridge with 20 foot wide approaches and 6 foot shoulders. Existing right- of-way is 80 feet. The proposed replacement structure is a 163 x 32 foot bridge wit~ 24 foot approaches with 10 foot shoulders.

Project begins 450’ west of creek and ends 300’ east of creek. New structure 43 linear feet of triple 10’ x 6’ concrete bridge culvert. Required right of way 30’-50’ additional. No detour required.

Alligator: Triple 8’ x 4’ culvert with no additional right of way. Pendleton: Add triple 9’ x 7’ culver at existing double 9’ x 7’ culvert, remove bridge and add 24’ CD with no additional right of way on site detour at these sites.

The purpose of this project is for bridge maintenance activities on Structure # 089-0016-0, State Route (SR) 12/Covington Highway over Snapfinger Creek in DeKalb County, Georgia.

Existing structure is 20 ft x 39 ft of timber, steel, and concrete. Project begins 300’ west of stream and ends 300’ east of stream. New structure is a triple 9’ x 9’ x 50’ concrete bridge culvert. No additional right of way will be required.

240’ x 32’ bridge. No Wetland involvement, no historic materials, no archaeological materials, no displacements.

Existing structure is a 16 ft. x 60 ft. all timber bridge. There is no existing right of way. Project begins 200 ft. south of stream and ends 700 ft. north of stream. New structure will be a triple 9'x8'. concrete bridge culvert. Required right of way will be 100 ft. total.

160’ x 44’ bridge. No displacements, no public water intakes, no archaeological resources, no wetland involvement.