Report Abstracts

The proposed project would consist of the installation of railroad crossing warning device equipment at the two adjacent grade crossings and the installation of standard roadway signing and marking for the crossings at CR 475/Laney Walker Boulevard in Richmond County, Georgia.

The proposed typical section would consist of two eastbound travel lanes and two westbound travel lanes separated by a 14-foot flush median with 10 foot rural shoulders (6 feet paved) from Felton Road to Milledgeville Bypass/US 441/SR 29.

The proposed project would widen Old Covington Highway to a three lane facility with two 12-foot travel lanes, a 14-foot center turn lane, and 16-foot shoulders. Within the roadway shoulders, a five-foot sidewalk would be constructed.

The proposed work consists of milling, leveling, resurfacing, patching, misc. roads, striping, and raised pavement markers. There are eighteen (18} curb cut (wheelchair) ramps to be constructed (see below).

The proposed project consists of milling, leveling, resurfacing, patching, striping, miscellaneous roads, and raised pavement markers. There are seven curb cut (wheelchair) ramps to be constructed.

The proposed construction will widen US278/SR12 to provide two 12-ft. travel lanes in each direction separated by a 24-ft. raised grassed median with 10-ft. rural outside shoulders (6.5-ft. paved). The existing bridges over the Alcovy River and Overflow will be replaced with 88-ft.

The project involves a mitigation parcel, which is approximately 7 acres, and located along Technology Parkway in Floyd County. Activities on this parcel will include prescribed burning as well as the establishment of firebreaks, since there are none currently existing.

The proposed project will provide four, 12-ft. lanes with a 44-ft. depressed grassed median from the beginning of the project at SR 332 at Talmo, in Jackson County, to just south of its northern terminus at SR 323 in Hall County, where it will transition to four, 12-ft. lanes divided by a 20-ft.

This maintenance project would consist of levelling, resurfacing, striping, and the installation of raised pavement markers along a 16.61 mile section of SR 9 in Mcintosh County, Georgia.

The project proposes to replace two structurally deficient bridges over the Satilla River Overflows on SR 252 in Charlton County. It also proposes to rework the shoulders and slopes to accommodate guardrail.