Report Abstracts

The proposed project would provide a pedestrian-oriented transportation corridor that will promote the use of pedestrian facilities and economic revitalization in the downtown section of Glennville, Georgia.

The proposed project has been revised based upon design refinements for shoulders, drainage, and driveways. New areas of right-of-way and easement have been added to the proposed project, and some areas that were previously proposed as right-of-way have been converted to permanent easement.

This project length consists of approximately 9,600 linear feet of multiuse concrete path on the east side of Powder Springs Road, starting at mile post 8.6 on SR 360 and ending at approximately mile post 10.34 on SR 360. This path will be 10 foot wide with a 4 foot grass strip.

The proposed will improve a total of approximately 1 mile of SR 133 from 25th Street (Colquitt County Mile Post 14.3) to Regency Village (Colquitt County Mile Post 13.6) including realigning Old Adel Road and S.E. 5th Avenue.

The project consisted of a Phase 1 survey to reevaluate the SR 81 and Keys Ferry Road intersection. Construction plans to build a new turn lane on the east bound side of SR 81 required additional right-of-way acreage. The supplemental survey focused only on the new right-of-way.

This is an addendum for project changes to Project MSL-0004-00 (640); PI 0004640. The previous survey (Webb 2006) was cleared under this project number. Since that time the project number and PI number have changed to GDOT Project HPP00-0013-01(062); PI NO 731770.

The proposed project would consist of grading, maintenance of driveway/street/road tie-ins, removing and disposing of excavated material (gravel, asphalt, concrete, etc.) to include compaction of sub-grade, and resurfacing on SR 50 in Quitman and Randolph Counties, Georgia.

The proposed project would improve the intersection of SR 85 at CR 126/Bernhard Road. The proposed project would consist of the addition of left and right turn lanes on SR 85 in both directions; left turn lanes would be added on CR 126Bernhard Road in both directions.

The proposed project consists of the identification of surplus property in Catoosa County owned by the Georgia Department of Transportation that will be placed on the market by the Department's Right-of-Way Office.

The northern limit of NHS-0001-00(917) has been extended north on Lee Road in order to better transition the interchange widening project back into Lee Road. The proposed project change would be to extend the northern limit of the project on Lee Road approximately 900 feet north of Vulcan Drive.