Report Abstracts

Subterraine, Inc performed a Phase I Archaeological Survey on September 6, 2014 of the proposed lease area and access of the Blount telecommunication facility located in Forsyth, Georgia (33.180277”N, -83.961138”W).

The proposed project would consist of upgrading the existing traffic signal installations at the following 13 intersections in Franklin, Hart and Madison Counties:

Hart County:

1. SR 8 / US 29 at SR 17 / Royston Bypass in the City of Royston

S&ME, Inc. (S&ME), on behalf of Mungo Homes-Coastal Division, has completed an archaeological and historic resources reconnaissance ofthe 45-hectare (112 acres) Plantation Village tract.

GT Hill Planners Corporation conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey for the proposed improvements to the existing intersection of SR 154/Campbellton Road with CR 472/Niskey Lake Road in the City of Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia.

The proposed project would consist of the redesign of the intersection of SR 1/US 27 /Martha Berry Highway and Kay Conley Road. The project would add right turn lanes on SR 1 for both north and southbound traffic.

On May 3, 9, and 14, 2013, Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. (EPEI) conducted an addendum Phase I archaeological survey for the proposed safety improvements to State Route (SR) 136 in Pickens County, Georgia (Georgia Department of Transportation [GDOT] Project No. CSSFT-0008-00[314], P.I. No.

During August, September, and October of 2013, Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. (EPEI) conducted a Phase I archaeological survey for the proposed the Connect Cobb project in Cobb and Fulton counties, Georgia.

Subterraine, Inc performed a Phase I Archaeological Survey on July 13, 2014 of the lease area and access of the proposed Double Branches telecommunication facility located in Lincolnton, Georgia (33 46’ 8.5”N, 82 22’ 6.3”W).

The project provided emergency repairs to a culvert located on Memorial Drive between Clay Street and Wilkinson Drive in the city of Atlanta, Georgia. Flooding caused scour in the stream channel. To repair the damage, riprap was replaced at downstream wingwalls and on the embankment.

Subterraine, Inc performed a Phase I Archaeological Survey on July 30, 2014 of the proposed lease area and access of the Tammy telecommunication facility located in Dawson, Georgia (31 46’ 1.73”N, 84 26’ 27.06”W).