Report Abstracts

New South Associates has completed an archaeological survey of 15 intersections in Lowndes County, Georgia in response to a request from Atkins, North America, Inc.

Subterraine performed an intensive Phase I archaeological survey on March 18, 2015 of the proposed lease area and access of the Godwin telecommunication project located in Tallapoosa, Georgia (33° 44' 24.7" N, 85° 14' 21.2" W).

The project consists of approximately 0.32 miles of pedestrian improvements and widening along Jimmy Carter Boulevard (milepost 2.60 to milepost 2.92) and approximately 0.15 miles of pedestrian improvements and widening along Singleton Road and South Norcross-Tucker Road.

The results of our investigation indicate that there are no previously recorded archaeological resources within the Broadfield Wetland Mitigation Bank. There are as well no previously recorded archaeological sites located within a 1 mile (1.6 km) buffer of the project tract. The nearest site .

A Phase I cultural resources survey of seven stream corridor sections within the proposed Shady Dale mitigation bank in Jasper County, Georgia was conducted during October 2008 for Georgia Streambank, LLC.

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto, GDOT Project STP00-2984-00(001), Hall County, has been surveyed with respect to archaeological resources, especially those on or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Pla

Soapstone Ridge, located in southwest DeKalb County, north Clayton County, and southeast Fulton County, covers approximately 16 square miles (Figure 1).

The proposed project would provide enhancements to the following 6 segments: 1) sidewalk adjacent to Valley Street, beginning at Depot Street and ending at Howell Bridge Road.

The proposed project is located at the SR 81 and SR 142 Intersection in Newton County. The project would relocate the intersection tie-in approximately 250 feet south of the existing location to address safety concerns.

The proposed project would provide enhancements to 6 road segments. Segment 1 begins on Cumslo Road at Jones County High School with one existing travel lane heading north, one existing travel lane heading south, and one existing center turn lane.