Report Abstracts

In February of 2021, Edwards-Pitman, Inc. (EP) completed a Phase I archaeological survey for the proposed widening of the Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia. The project was conducted for the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) (P.I. No.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Mobile District is proposing to install an updated comfort station at Faceville Landing Boat Ramp on fee owned land at Lake Seminole in Decatur County, Georgia (Figure 1).

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) proposed to update pedestrian facilities at 17 intersections in Catoosa, Murray, and Whitfield counties under PI No. 0013693. On behalf of GDOT, HNTB, Inc. (HNTB) contracted New South Associates, Inc.

Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc.

This report documents the results of a cultural resource assessment survey performed by Greenhouse Consultants Incorporated in conjunction with its PaleoWest affiliate of approximately 10 acres in Fulton County, Georgia.

Nutter & Associates, Inc.(NAI), conducted a Phase I intensive archaeological survey of a ca. 42-ac tract located immediately south of Gordon Highway in Richmond County, Georgia.

S&ME, Inc. (S&ME) has completed the data recovery investigation at the Parker Plantation Site (archaeological site 9CH1185 or the site), in advance of a planned development at the Rockingham Farms Industrial Park Site (Figure 1-1).

This proposed project would improve State Route (SR) 42/United States Highway (US) 23 from 0.3 kilometer (km) (0.2 mile [mil) south of SR 138 in Henry County and the City of Stockbridge to the east side of the SR 42 bridge over Interstate [I-) 675 in Clayt

The proposed project would address the need for sidewalks and improved pedestrian accommodations throughout the project corridor. Campbellton Road is a major thoroughfare providing connectivity between residential and commercial areas, as well as access to schools, parks, and churches.

This report summarizes mapping and test excavations at the following two sites: 1.) a rock shelter on a sharp bend in Walnut Creek and 2.) a ridge toe site known as 9JK17. Both sites are located within Tanner Park, a 55.62-acre land parcel within Jackson County, Georgia.