Report Abstracts

State Route (SR) 138 is a two-lane road that is classified as an Urban Principal Arterial. SR 138 currently has an eastbound right turn lane for Amherst Lane.

The proposed project would improve SR 92 between and at the intersection of CR 149/Antioch Rd. and CR 138/Seay Rd in Fayette County, Georgia. The proposed improvements on SR 92 would begin approximately 1000 feet (ft.) south of the existing intersection with Lockwood Rd.

The project consists of improvements to 40 intersections in the Decatur and Avondale areas. A complete list of project intersection locations is provided in an attachment. Previous Phase I survey at these intersections resulted in negative findings (Smith 2005a, 2006).

The proposed project consists of streetscape improvements and a road diet along Sandy Springs Circle in the City of Sandy Springs, Fulton County, Georgia. The project would extend along Sandy Springs Circle from south of Hammond Drive to Mt. Vernon Highway.

The project will be completely within the boundaries of the City of Dallas (Figure 1 ). The project will complete a 10 ft paved trail (8 ft in some locations) from the Chattahoochee Tech Spur of Silver Comet Trail to the City's Sara Babb Park.

The proposed project consists of the replacement of the existing structurally deficient

bridge over the Chattooga River along CR 321/ Taliaferro Springs Road one mile south of the city of Lyerly

The Shrimp Docks at Sunbury, Inc. is planning to improve its dock facilities on

the Medway River in Liberty County, Georgia. The proposed activities include

the installation of pilings to support 140-foot-wide floating dock facilities

Two of the three sites involved in the project are located on the east bank of the Savannah River on Onslow Island.

Olsen Associates. Inc. is the project engineer that represents the City of Tybee Island in its

efforts to develop an offshore borrow site for beach nourishment material. In order to

determine the proposed project's effects on potentially significant submerged cultural

This report presents the results of archival research and outlines a testing strategy for a wetland mitigation site located

on the south end of Jekyll Island. The project area consists of approximately 54 acres, which are proposed for use as a