Report Abstracts

This project consisted of the emergency repair of the flood damaged portion of Pool Road where it crosses Pool Creek (Figure 1).

Since the 2006 archeological survey, the project corridor has been shortened by approximately 1,700 feet and the maximum right-of-way and easement widths to be acquired have increased.

This project consisted of the emergency rebuilding of flood damaged side slopes and a wingwall associated with the box culvert that conveys an unnamed tributary of Beaver Creek beneath South Burnt Hickory Road (Figure 1).

The proposed project is located in the City of Metter, Georgia. The project would begin at the 1-16 West exit ramp and end at the intersection of SR 23/121 and Stripling Street. The total project length is approximately 4,365 feet (0.83 mile).

This project consists of a Phase I archaeological survey at the intersection of SR 93 and CR 85/Joyner Road in Grady County.

Emergency repairs (Programmatic Categorical Exclusions (PCEs) to three county road right of way locations in Gwinnett County. Portions of roads destroyed by epic flooding in metro Atlanta area in September, 2009 were affected.

This project consisted of the emergency repair of the flood damaged bridge on Blairs Bridge Road over Sweetwater Creek. Major scouring occurred under the approach slabs, and the bent back walls were damaged at both ends of the bridge.

Project CSBRG-0007-00(394) consists of replacing the structurally deficient, existing bridge on CR 246 over Big Indian Creek in Morgan County, Georgia. The total project length is approximately 1,700 feet beginning at M.P. 5.690 and extending to M.P. 6.040.

The proposed projects involve the addition of one lane within the existing median for both southbound and northbound 1-75 in Henry County making the existing six-lane roadway an eight-lane through facility.

The original proposed project would consist of the widening of Hatcher Point Road from the existing two-lane section to a five-lane urban section with a two-way center turn-lane, curb and gutter, and sidewalk.