Report Abstracts

The project involves the replacement of the bridge on C.R. 252 over Jack's Creek. An 80 foot corridor is required for the project length, beginning 1250 feet southwest of the existing bridge and terminating 600' northeast of that facility.

This project proposes the replacement of the bridge over Canoochee Creek on Emanuel County Road 278. There is to be an approximately 50' widening on new location for the building of approaches. The project corridor is 1400 feet in length and 100 feet in width.

The proposed project would realign the intersections of S.R. 57 and Nunez Road at S.R. 26/U.S. 80 in Swainsboro. The intersection of S.R.

The proposed project will consist of shoulder paving [.60 m (2 ft) left and right] of SR 57. The project will begin at the Johnson County Line and continue southeasterly to the curb and gutter in the city of Swainsboro. No slope work Twill be necessary for the completion of this project.

The proposed project consists of intersection improvements of SR 26/US 80 at Morning Street, East Street at SR 26/US 80, and Coleman Street at Morning Street in the city of Swainsboro,_ Georgia.

The subject projects consist of the proposed improvements to SR 4/US 1 and the construction of the Swainsboro Bypass in Emanuel County.

The proposed project consists of the replacement of the existing bridges on SR 171 over the Ohoopee River and the Ohoopee Overflow with longer bridges. The existing right-of-way is approximately 60.96 m-(200 ft).

The proposed project would consist of replacing the bridge spanning Sardis Creek along SR 57 in Emanuel County. The existing bridge is a 23.7-foot X 200-foot concrete and steel structure, and will be replaced with a 40-foot X 200-foot concrete and steel structure on existing alignment.

Project NH-038-1(40) would widen and reconstruct SR 4/US 1 in Emanuel County, Georgia. The proposed project would begin at the Swainsboro Bypass and terminate 2.04 miles north to the existing segment of SR 4/US 1. The existing right-of-way is 100 feet.

The proposed project would widen and reconstruct US 1/SR 4 from a point approximately 4 miles north of Swainsboro in Emanuel County, northward to just south of the Wadley Bypass in Jefferson County, for a total distance of approximately 14 miles. Required right-of-way is approximately 100 feet.