Report Abstracts

The project would begin at the proposed trailhead at the intersection of McConnell Drive and the southern corner of the Mason Mill Park tennis court parking lot.

The proposed project would consist of the replacement of an existing concrete sidewalk 580 meters (1,903 ft.) in length along the north side of Main Street (US 280) from Broad Street to Peters Street in Claxton, Georgia.

These two projects involved emergency repairs to roadway sections or damaged by floods. Specific tasks are described below: PI 0010051 (Hambrick Road): Replaced the downstream headwall, backfilled the road embankment, rebuilt the sidewalk, and patched adjacent private parking lot.

The proposed project would consist of the widening of Cumberland Boulevard from Akers Mill Road to Spring Road in Cobb County. The existing road would be widened from two lanes to three lanes in the westbound direction.

The general project concept has not changed from that described above; however, the limits of the proposed project, including needed right-of-way and easements, have been more precisely defined since the time of the original survey.

The proposed project would convert the existing interchange configuration from a partial cloverleaf to a diverging diamond interchange at the existing overpass of Ashford Dunwoody Road at 1-285.

This project consists of minor additions of new right-of-way and easement to an intersection improvement project archeologically surveyed in May of 2007.

The proposed project is part of the Georgia Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program, which was established to fund infrastructure projects that enable and encourage children, including those with disabilities, to walk and bicycle to school safely.

The project would consist of emergency repairs, consisting of the repair of erosion, at the bridge abutment for the bridge on SR 176 over Allatoona Creek in Cobb County (see attached location map). Repairs' will include grading and rip rap placement.

This project consists of the relocation of SR 79 along CR 278/New Petersburg Road from SR 79 to SR 43 northeast of the city of Lincointon in Lincoln County (see attached location map). The typical sectjon consists of two 12-ft travel lanes with 10-ft grassed shoulders (4-ft paved) on each side.