Report Abstracts

Project FR-050-1(15) is the proposed widening of two sections of SR 17 north and south of Tignall. This widening will serve as passing lanes, but will become part of the EDS system in the future. The widening south of Tignall will be constructed between M.L. 15.68 and M.L.

The survey boundary and methodology were established using GDOT/FHWA Cultural Resource Survey Guidelines.

This is the proposed construction of a bridge culvert and approaches on Wilkes County Road 92 over Clark Creek. In order to accommodate the widening of the road for the approaches an additional 25 feet per side of the existing right-of-way must be acquired.

The proposed project would. consist of plant mix resurfacing of state route 47 beginning at MP 9.88 and ending at MP 20.29. All disturbance will be confined to the area of the existing pavement.

Project PR-177(317) allows for the addition of acceleration/deceleration lanes on SR 47 as well as the reconstruction of the CR 177 intersection.

The project proposes to grade, drain, base, and surface 0.8 km (0.501 mi) of new roadway (Denard Road) from the Washington Bypass to Andrews Road (City Street 612) in the City of Washington. There is 24.4 m (80 ft) of existing, cleared and grubbed right-of-way width in the Denard Road corridor.

Project STP-069-1(18) consists of the leveling, resurfacing and shoulder paving, 0.6 m (2 ft) left and right, of SR 44 Spur from SR 44 (mp 0.00) to SR 47 (mp 2.07) . The existing right-of-way is 30.48 m (100 ft) . No additional right-of-way will be required.

The proposed project would widen and, reconstruct SR 17 in Wilkes County, beginning south of Tignall at milpost 14.48 and continuing north to milepost 16.71, and also north of Tignall at milepost 23.88 and continuing north to an end point at milepost 26.28.

The proposed project consists of a 0.284 mile extension of CS 881/Town Creek Blvd. to connect to CR 39/01d Eatonton Rd. and to provide access from CR 39 to SR 44. The project proposes to construct two 12-ft. travel lanes with 8-ft.

The 4500-acre addition to the Looper's Bend land disposal area, Murray County, Georgia, was surveyed in order to locate, identify, and assess the significance of any cultural resources which might exist within the area.