Report Abstracts

Fort Mountain State Park in Murray County proposes construction of a trail that will begin near the park entrance, descend over 1000' down the slope and follow Bearpen Branch to the confluence of Bearpen Branch and Rock Creek (Figure 1), where the trail will join the existing Pinholti Trail.

Vann House State Historic Site (Figure 1) proposes relocating an existing Cherokee-built corn crib to the historic site. The crib is ca. 10 x 40 feet and will be located near the end of the driveway loop at the visitor center.

This proposed project was surveyed and concurrence received in October 2001, and reevaluated with concurrence received in October of 2003.

The proposed project would widen Lexington Highway, remove the existing northbound on/off ramps of SR 10 Loop to Lexington Highway, and construct two new northbound off ramps.

As the result of recent design changes, the proposed project would begin approximately 1,315 feet west of Cobb Creek and end approximately 1,361 feet east of Cobb Creek, for a total project length of approximately 2,675 feet (0.50 mile).

This project proposes to improve the intersection of Camp Creek Parkway and Butner Road. Proposed improvements include constructing a 680' right turn/deceleration lane for both approaches on Camp Creek Parkway.

Original: The proposed project would replace the existing bridge over Sharp Mountain Creek with a new 200-foot long and 38-foot wide bridge on new alignment located to the north, but adjacent to the existing bridge.

The proposed project would consist of the construction of a 2000-ft. left turn lane on State Route 25 Spur on the north and south sides of the intersection of State Route 25 Spur and the Altamaha Connector north of the city of Brunswick (see attached location map).

The proposed project would consist of the widening of approximately 1800 feet of the viaduct located on Interstate 85/SR 403 North to accommodate a 300 foot taper and a 1500 foot auxiliary lane. Total project length is approximately 2500 feet.

The State of Georgia recently acquired the Hardman Farm and property along the Chattahoochee River south of Helen, Georgia, in White County (Figure 1). In addition to the historic house and outbuildings, the property includes the Nacoochee Mound, a widely recognized North Georgia landmark.