Report Abstracts

This project consists of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure improvements in Lakeland, GAin the vicinity of Lanier County Primary, Elementary, and Middle Schools.

The proposed project would construct 200 ft of additional eastbound left-tum lane storage on Brown Bridge Road.

The proposed project would consist of improvements to the intersection of County Road (CR) 653 (Covington Bypass) and CR 181 (Flat Shoals Road) located approximately 1.5 miles southeast of the city of Porterdale in Newton County.

A Phase I archaeological survey was performed on October 9, 2015 of the proposed lease area, and access/utility easement (hereafter also called survey area) of the Lester Mill telecommunication facility located in Locust Grove, Georgia (33º 19’ 16.58” N, 84º 07’ 33.14” W).

This project consists of pedestrian improvements in the vicinity of Crawford County Middle and Elementary Schools, and Eagles Nest Pre-Kindergarten in Crawford County, Georgia.

The proposed project consists of pedestrian infrastructure improvements within the vicinity of Lewiston Elementary School, in Evans, Georgia. These improvements will improve accessibility for students and teachers walking and biking to school.

R.S. Webb & Associates (RSWA), a professional cultural resources management firm, conducted archeological and historic resources field surveys for the above-referenced telecommunications tower project.

The proposed project consists of pedestrian improvements in Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia. These improvements would occur within the vicinity of Blandy Hills Elementary School, Creekside Elementary School, Oak Hill Middle School, and Eagle Ridge Elementary School.

This project is a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) infrastructure project that would construct sidewalks at C. A. Gray Junior High School (JHS) and would provide additional lighting along the Tom White Linear Park (TWLP) trail (Figures 1 &2).

This project proposes to construct a new alignment urban collector roadway connecting North Westover Boulevard and Ledo Road. The proposed project would begin within the city limits of Albany near the Albany Mall (in Dougherty County) and would extend northward, under U.S.