Report Abstracts

This project will enhance the utility, safety, and attractiveness of the pedestrian experience by adding landscaping, installing period street lighting, and making operational and aesthetic improvements to pedestrian systems and crossing areas.

This project consists of the very minor addition of right-of-way to an intersections improvement project archeologically surveyed in June of 2006. The revised plans call for an additional small area of right-of-way at two intersections in the city of Douglas.

The proposed project would signalize the intersection of SR 212 and Oak Hill Road, located in Newton County, Georgia approximately 0.65 miles southeast of the intersection of SR 212 and SR 20 (see Figure 1: Project Location Map). No road widening or other roadway construction would take place.

The preferred alternative for Project STPO0-0004-00(915) and STPO0-019-1(15) in Bartow & Floyd Counties consists of widening State Route (SR) 140 from two to four lanes. The existing right-of-way (ROW) along SR 140 ranges from 80 to 120 feet.

The proposed project is located in Floyd County, Georgia, approximately 9 miles north of the city limits of Rome, Georgia. The project would consist of an installation of a traffic signal and a ninety degree realignment of SR 140/Turkey Mountain Road.

The proposed project would begin at the 1-75 bridge over SR 155 and would end approximately 600 feet north of the 1-75 southbound off ramp to SR 138 (Stockbridge Hwy) just at the Henry/Clayton County line, for a total length of 12.24 miles.

The proposed project would consist of improvements to eight intersections in Burke and Jefferson Counties. Intersections 1 through 6 are located in the City of Waynesboro in Burke County at SR 121/Liberty Street and 9th Street, SR 121/Liberty Street and 7t Street, SR 56/W.

The proposed projects consist of two locally funded projects and two federally funded projects, which would be let and constructed concurrently (Bron Cleveland Associates 2009, copy attached).

During the heavy rain event in September of 2009, extensive flooding caused damage to the existing culverts that run under Due West Road at Possum Creek in Paulding County, Georgia. Specifically, the three existing 60" corrugated metal pipe.

During the heavy rain event in September of 2009, extensive flooding caused roadway and bridge failure on Due West Road at Picketts Mill Creek in Paulding County, Georgia.