Report Abstracts

The proposed project is the identification of surplus property owned by the Georgia Department of Transportation that will be placed on the market by the Department's Right-of-Way Office, The surplus property is located in the southeast corner of US Highway 441 and Cedar Drive, Jackson County, Ge

The proposed project is a two-phase project to improve the intersection of SR 10/US 78 and SR 124 in Snellville, Georgia. Phase 1 would construct a two-legged continuous flow intersection (CFI) at SR 10/US 78 and SR 124.

The proposed project consists of the extension of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive from its intersection with Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue south to Galilee Church Road. The proposed project would realign Martin Luther King Jr.

Currently, the SR 247 Connector is a four-lane roadway with a depressed 44 foot median going from the western limits of the project, at SR 11/US 41 to Houston Lake Road.

A cultural resource survey was performed for the proposed Wahoo Creek relief sewer line in Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia.

This Phase I cultural resource survey of five historic dam sites in southwest and south-central Georgia was undertaken by Woodward-Clyde Federal Services (WC) on behalf of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

The proposed project would make improvements along SR 49/SR 11/US 41 in Houston and Peach Counties, Georgia. SR 49/SR 11/US 41 would have four 12-foot travel lanes, two in each direction, with a 44-foot depressed median.

Projects EDS-441(32) would widen US 441 from just south of the Clarke/Jackson County line to the US 441/SR 334 intersection south of the city limit of Commerce, Georgia. The proposed project was subjected to an archaeological survey in 1995 by Michael Baker Jr., Incorporated.

CRM studies at the Plant Yates Project Area consisted of a thorough review of literature-data sources, and an on-site reconnaissance of the proposed facility locations. Studies were undertaken by the Cultural Resources Management program, Land Department, Georgia Power Company.

Archeological site 9Ht28 has a very low prehistoric and historic artifact density faintly clustered spatially and resting in a secondary, plowzone context.