Report Abstracts

The proposed project consists of shoulder paving on S. R. 49 in Peach County. The proposed project would begin at milepost 5.39 at Taylors Mill Road and would continue northeasterly along S.R. 49 to an ending point at milepost 14.68 at Church Street and White Road. Shoulder paving on S.R.

The proposed project is the relocation on new location of SR 42 in Byron, Georgia from CR 183 to SR 49 for a total of 0.6 kilometer (0.4 mile).

Project STP-0003-00(623) would consist of replacing drainage lines along SR 49 in Fort Valley, Georgia. The original survey for this project was conducted by Teresa Lotti in November 2004 (HP031205-00 1 ).

The proposed project consists of the construction of 0.60 m (2 ft) paved shoulders along SR 49 in Peach County. The project would begin approximately 137 m ( 449.5 ft) north of CS 586 (MP 11.9) in the city of Byron and would end at the intersection of SR ll(MP 18.2).

On December 6-10, 2012, Brockington and Associates completed a background literature review and field investigations for a Phase I archaeological survey for an expansion of the Amboy electrical substation along Georgia Highway 159 in Turner County, near Ashburn (Figures 1-4).

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On 8 October 1996 Dave Davis of this office carried out an archaeological assessment of two rockshelters within the property owned by Inner Harbour Hospitals, Rockmart Georgia. He was assisted in locating the project areas by Mr. Steve Craw, Science Teacher, for the facility.

This letter serves as a report of the archaeological assessment of Wildwood Estates subdivision (Project# 77-02-01-07), Blackshear, Georgia. This assessment was conducted on March 25, 1977.

The project proposes to widen SR 53/Dawsonville Highway from 1300 feet west of CR 248 to Lake Ranch Court, where it will tie into a bridge and roadway project presently under construction. Total project length is 2.1 miles.

The Ford Plantation Development includes an area of roughly 720 hectares (1800 acres) in Bryan County, Georgia, along the south bank of the Ogeechee River.