Report Abstracts

The proposed project would construct a 48.8 m x 11.6 m (160 ft x 38 ft) concrete bridge structure on new alignment north of the existing bridge on SR. 188 at Barnett's Creek northeast of Cairo, Georgia in Grady County.

An archaeological survey was conducted by the author in January, 2003, along the roadways within the Lake Russell Wildlife Management Area in Habersham and Stephens Counties. This was done prior to planned timber operations there.

The proposed project would consist of shifting CR 178/Hackelbarney Road approximately 15 feet to the west to improve the intersection alignment at the railroad crossing and intersection with SR 38. Existing right-of-way on CR 178 is approximately 60 feet.

Enclosed is a copy of the archaeological survey report for this bridge replacement. Two sites - 9Go4 and 9Go5 were located within the project limits.

The proposed project would consist of the construction of a transit administration building and bus maintenance bays to service Pierce County Transit.

This document presents a research design that has been developed for data recovery excavations at sites 9HY70, 9HY222, and 9SP14, in Henry and Spalding Counties, Georgia (Figure 1).

The purpose of this report is twofold; first to address the current status of identified cultural resources on the Ford Plantation Development property; and second to provide an assessment of the nature of future impacts to those resources in the current design plan.

The proposed project would improve the intersection of CS-603/Spring Street and SR-53 by relocating Spring Street approximately 9.14 m (30 ft) west to intersect SR-53 opposite CR-305/Burnt Mountain Road. The total project length is approximately 198.12 m (650ft).

The proposed project will relocate Flat Rock Road intersection on new location approximately 91.4 m (300 ft) east of the existing intersection with SR 22/US 80 in Muscogee County.

Under contract with Martin and Associates Environmental Services, TRC has conducted a cultural resource literature search for seven proposed cell tower collocation sites in Cherokee, Lowndes, DeKalb, Columbia, Henry, Gwinnett, and Walton counties, Georgia (Figures 1-7).