The proposed projects would consist of the resurfacing, milling, and paving of SR 23 and SR 38. Maintenance along SR 38/US 84 (M004625) would begin in Ware County, west of the bridge at the Satilla River and end approximately 1003 feet east of Altman Street in Blackshear in Pierce County (17.406 miles). This project also includes curb cuts for the installation of ADA ramps at 16 intersections (listed below). Maintenance along SR 23/US 301 (M004626) would begin at the Brantley County line and end at approximately 440 feet south of its intersection with SR 27 /US 341 in Wayne County (7.48 miles). All work will be conducted within the existing right-of-way.
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