Report Abstracts

R. S. Webb & Associates (RSWA) conducted an archeological survey of the Clay Homes public housing development in Cobb County, Georgia to locate and identify archeological resources within the project area, and to assess the significance of each resource.

The purpose of the proposed Harry S. Truman Parkway-Phase V is to increase capacity and relieve congestion for north-south traffic on the east side of Savannah by constructing a four-lane, limited access parkway on new location between SR 204 (Abercorn Street Ext.) and Whitfield Avenue.

In September 1993, Garrow & Associates, Inc., performed a Phase I survey of 516 acres slated for development as a landfill site in Banks County, Georgia. This survey identified 21 archaeological sites.

In the fall of 2002 and winter of 2005, Southeastern Archeological Services conducted an archeological survey of approximately 942 acres on the Drakies and Mulberry Grove Plantation tracts, now owned by the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA).

This project is an Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey at the Lithonia Industrial Boulevard Extension, DeKalb County, Georgia. The project consists of an approximately 750-foot section of corridor which is to be relocated near the SR 124 terminus of the corridor.

This project is an Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 42 Bridge Replacement Over the Echeconnee Creek, Monroe County, Georgia. Original: The proposed project would replace the exiting bridge with a new 40 ft. wide concrete bridge that is approximately 260 ft. in length.

Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Widening of the 1-20/Alcovy Road Interchange, Newton County, Georgia Original Project Description: the proposed project consists of the widening of 1-20 from the CR 660/Alcovy Road interchange eastward to SR 142/Hazelbrand Road and the widening of

Addendum to Archeological Survey of the Proposed Bridge Replacement: SR 122 over Little River, Lowndes and Brooks Counties, Georgia The total project length has changed from approximately 6,300 feet (1.19 miles) to approximately 8,652 feet (1.64 miles).

The right-of-way has been expanded to include areas previously identified as easement. In addition, these areas on the east side of the road have been expanded 10-20 feet. As in the originally approved plans, there is a sediment basin shown on the north side of SR 18/US 27 at Station 110+00.

Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 85/74 Bridge Replacement Over Pappy's Creek, Meriwether County, Georgia.