Report Abstracts

Between January 2008 and February 2008, Ft. Stewart's staff archaeologists performed an intensive cultural resource assessment and site excavation, in Chatham County, Georgia, on behalf of the U.S.

The proposed project would provide new signals, upgrade and improve existing signals, and modify sidewalks in compliance with the Americans With Disabilities (ADA) Act at 17 intersections in the City of Griffin, Georgia.

The proposed project would provide new signals, upgrade and improve existing signals, and modify sidewalks in compliance with the Americans With Disabilities (ADA) Act at six intersections in the City of Griffin, Georgia.

Currently, the SR 247 Connector is a four-lane roadway with a raised median going from the western limits of the project, near Margie Drive to South Houston Road. Between South Houston Road and Hawkinsville Road (US 129), the existing roadway has four through lanes and a center turn lane.

The proposed project would consist of replacing the structurally deficient bridge located on CR 246/Brownwood Road over Big Indian Creek in Morgan County. The proposed 130-foot long bridge would have two 11-foot travel lanes (one in each direction) with 4-foot shoulders on each side.

The proposed project would consist of replacing the structurally deficient bridge located on CR 154/Old Buckhead Road over North Sugar Creek, in Morgan County. The proposed 110-foot long bridge would have two 12-foot travel lanes (one in each direction) with 8-foot shoulders on each side.

The Phase I Archaeological Survey was conducted on a 3000 foot corridor that will be affected by the proposed bridge replacement on SR 322 over Walnut Creek. Up to 100 feet of additional ROW is needed in the corridor on SR 322.

The proposed project would widen SR 127 (Houston Lake Road) from two lanes to three lanes by adding a continuous center left turn lane between. Turn lanes would be added at intersections where needed.

The proposed project was field surveyed for historic properties, in compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto. The survey boundary and methodology were established using the GDOT/FHWA Cultural Resource Survey Guidelines.

From March 29 to April 2, 2010, New South Associates conducted a Phase II Archaeological Testing of Site 9HE210 in Heard County, Georgia (GDOT Project BRSTO-2797-00[004] and PI No. 343420).