The proposed work consists of milling, resurfacing, patching, leveling, striping, as well as the installation of rumble strips, loop detectors, raised pavement markers, earth shoulder filling, and curb cuts along a 9.768-mile section of State Route (SR) 109 in Troup County, Georgia from 100 feet east of the US Highway (US) 27 and SR 1 intersection to the Troup/Meriwether County line (Figure 1). The project will take place within existing right-of-way (ROW) which varies throughout. The limits of construction will be 5 feet from the edge of pavement.
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