Report Abstracts

This is a bridge project, BRZLB-173(2), located in Lanier County. The bridge is on CR 16 and crosses Dixon Mill Creek. The existing structure is a 45 foot long by 24 foot wide bridge with timber pilings, concrete caps, and concrete deck. The existing ROW is 80 feet.

Archeological Assessment of the Franklin/Stephens Counties Resurfacing Project. This proposed project is 9.8 miles in length and consists of leveling and resurfacing of SR 328 beginning at SR 17 in Stephens County and ending at SR 59 in Franklin County. No additional right-of-way is required.

This is a bridge project, BRSLB-1031(6), located in Floyd County. The bridge is on CR 640 and crosses Spring Creek Tributary. The existing structure is a 20.3 foot wide by 29.5 foot long steel bridge with a concrete deck. The existing ROW is 40 feet.

This is a bridge project, BRZLB-111(10), located in Fannin County. The bridge is on CR 49 and crosses Hemptown Creek. The existing structure is a 38.5 feet long by 12.5 feet wide wooden bridge with wood pilings. The existing ROW is 40 feet.

This is a bridge project, BRMLB-9011(15), located in DeKalb County. The bridge is on Rockbridge Road and cross Snapfinger Creek. The existing structure is a 24 foot wide by 69 foot long bridge with a concrete deck on steel beams, timber pile bents, and vertical abutments of granite masonry.

The above referenced borrow pit, located approximately 400 feet south of Lakewood Avenue east of Macon Road, has been reviewed for wetlands, threatened and endangered species, archaeological resources, and historical resources. Attached is a sketch depicting the new pit boundary?

100’ x 24’ bridge; Project length is .25 mile. Road will be closed during construction. No wetland involvement, no potentially significant archaeological resources.

The above referenced 3. 49± acre borrow pit, located 1. 5 miles north of the referenced project, has been reviewed for wetlands, threatened and endangered species, archaeological resources, and historical resources.

Phillip Scarborough, District 2 Environmentalist, has reviewed the above referenced 0.57± acre borrow pit for wetlands, threatened and endangered species, archaeological resources, and historical resources. The above referenced borrow pit is located approximately 0.1 mile north of C.R.

70’ x 28’ concrete bridge; no wetland involvement, no displacements, no public water intakes, no potentially significant archaeological resources.