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Report Abstracts

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
11456 Paglione, Teresa L. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-255(2), Spalding County

140’ x 28’ bride; no wetland involvement, no significant archaeological materials.

Spalding 1986
11457 Paglione, Teresa L. Archaeological Assessment of Project BHF-031-1(21), Quitman County

459’ x 26’ bridge structure with steel pilings, concrete caps, steel I beams with concrete deck and concrete handrail. Bridge over Patuala Creek is proposed to be widened to 40.’ Bridge would be widened under traffic. No additional right of way would be required for this project.

Quitman 1990
11458 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-217(11), Newton County

Project begins approx. 450' south of stream and ends approx. 1200' north of stream. New structure will be a 24' x 120' concrete bridge. R/W is 50' left and 50' right 100’ total (See attachment) No detours will be constructed. Road will be closed during construction.

Newton 1986
11459 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-217(13), Newton County

Project begins approximately 250' southwest of stream and ends approximately 250' northeast of stream. a 4-bbl 8' x 6' concrete bridge culvert is proposed. Required R/W is 50' left and 50' right = 100' total (See attachments) No detours - road will be closed during construction.

Newton 1986
11460 Paglione, Teresa L. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRF-163-1(8), Newton County

Project begins approximately 350 feet north of the present bridge and ends approximately 340 feet south of the other bridge end. New bridge will be 40 feet wide x 312 feet concrete bridge and will be constructed in stages. No additional right of way or easements is required.

Newton 1985
11461 Bowen, William R. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRS-1455(3), Richmond County

Project begins 900 ft. east of existing bridge and ends 950 ft. west of bridge. No new structure. Existing bridge is to be removed and not replaced. Traffic will be detoured along C.R. 78 and 1509. County road 78 will require 80 ft. total right of way. Existing structure is a 23.8 ft. x 150 ft.

Richmond 1986
11462 Paglione, Teresa L. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRS-1911(1), Treutlen County

Project begins 250 ft. southwest of stream and ends 250 ft. northeast of stream. New structure is a triple 10'x10' concrete bridge culvert. Additional right of way will be required at the culvert. No on-site detour is required.

Treutlen 1990
11463 Bowen, William R. Archaeological Assessment of Project BHF-058-1(20), Towns County

Bridge 1: 567’ x 23.9,’ bridge 2: 230’ x 23.8.’ Widen existing bridge on the existing alignment. Both bridges widen on one side. Existing right of way varies from 135’ to 230’. Existing bridges to remain open to traffic.

Towns 1987
11464 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRF-144-1(1), Toombs County

No Historic materials, no displacements, no public water intakes, no archaeological sites, some wetland involvement.

Toombs 1985
11465 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-281(5), Towns County

26' x 12' bridge with wood deck and steel I-beams. Vertical Clearance 7 feet. No existing R/W. Property· line runs down center of existing road. Proposed culvert to be placed at the present bridge site. A detour will be provided by extending proposed culvert.

Towns 1986