Report Abstracts

No wetland involvement, no displacements, no public water intakes, no potentially significant archaeological resources.

A proposed 520’ x 40’ concrete bridge over Big Creek on existing alignment. 800 x 25’ of additional easement on the North side will be needed for a detour. A proposed 280’ x 25’ of additional easement on the south side will be needed for a detour.

Existing bridge structure is proposed to be replaced with a 200’ x 40’ concrete bridge on existing alignment. Detour easement 1200’ x 50’ is proposed on the northwest side of the existing roadway. No additional permanent right of way is anticipated to be acquired.

Bridge over Alapaha River Overflow is proposed to be replaced on existing alignment with a 150 feet x 38 feet concrete bridge structure. Road would be closed during construction as directed by the engineer. Traffic would be maintained on other state routes.

Proposed 360’ x 38’ concrete bridge structure on existing alignment. No additional right of way would be required. Road would be closed during construction as directed by the engineer. Traffic would be maintained on county road 150 and SR 64. Local traffic would use the local road network.

This project is a bridge project, BRF-029-1(23) and is located in Macon County. It is on SR 49 and the existing structure is 180 feet long by 23.8 feet wide. The current project will replace the existing structure and a new required ROW.

The current project is a bridge project, BRZLB-055(11) located in Chattooga County. It is on Scoggins Avenue in Summerville and crosses Town Branch Stream. The existing structure is 19.5 feet wide by 30.3 feet long. The existing ROW is 40 feet.

This is a Georgia Department of Transportation project, S-2189(1) and is located in Jefferson County. An archaeological survey was made in the area of proposed bridge construction.

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto, project F-055-2(15), Habersham- Rabun Counties has been surveyed with respect to archaeological resources', especially those on or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic P

his is a bridge project, BRZLB-007(1), located in Baker County. The bridge is on County Road 1 and crosses Cooleewahee Creek. The existing structure is a 165 foot long by 22 foot wide bridge. There is no existing ROW.