Report Abstracts

The proposed project would surplus an excess parcel located in the southwest quadrant of the 1-75 and CR 361/Farmers Market Road interchange in Crisp County. This parcel was originally purchased as part of negotiations during Project HPP-NH-75-1(156), P.I. 410260.

M0041 10 would consist of slope and bridge repair at New River on Judge Lott Road in Cook County, Georgia. The approach and end slabs would be replaced at the bridge and the existing replacement might need to be replaced as well.

The proposed project would consist of upgrading the existing traffic signal installations archeologically surveyed in May of 2007. Pedestrian accommodations, including crosswalks and crossing indicators, will be provided at each intersection.

The proposed project consists of replacing the structurally deficient bridge on CR 581/Bethsaida Road over Morning Creek Tributary, 3.4 miles east of Union City, Georgia. The project would construct a new 60' by 48' concrete bridge over Morning Creek Tributary at the existing bridge site.

The project proposes to widen SR 16 from MP 8.3 to MP 9.17, Spring Street, at the western city limits of Monticello. The existing two-lane facility will be widened to three lanes to provide a two way left turn lane.

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

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

The proposed project would construct an ADA compliant, ten-foot to 12-foot wide multi-use trail beginning at the intersection of US 41 and Barrett Parkway and ending at Bells Ferry Road, for a total project length of approximately 4.7 miles.

The proposed project would realign SR 112 and CR 315/17'' Ave. at the SR 38/US 84 intersection in the city Cairo, Grady County, Georgia. This would create two separate 90 degree intersections spaced approximately 1200 feet apart.

The Director of the Marine Science Institute, Dr. Ed Chin, contracted the Anthropology Department of the University of Georgia to conduct a Phase I survey of a one acre tract of land (Map 1).