This survey acts as an addendum to previous studies conducted for the proposed widening of the Fall Line Freeway. This survey focused on eight locations within a portion of the Fall Line Freeway that runs from CR 186 in Balwin County to CR 342 in Washington County. Changes included the addition of five driveway easements and two drainage easements. Additionally, the ROW on the south side of Big Branch Creek Bridge will be revised. The APE is confined to the eight change areas mentioned above. The driveway easement at 10+740 will impact an area of approximately 18m x 10m. The driveway easement at 12+710 will impace an area of approximately 12m x 5m. The drainage easement at 13+220 will impact an area of approximately 8m x 20m. The driveway easement at 16+630 will impact an area of approximately 30m x 20m. The driveway easement at 16+813 will impact an area of approximately 20m x 20m. The drainage easement at 17+120 will impact an area of approximately 8m x 20m. The revised ROW on the South side of the Big Branch Creek bridge will impact an area of approximately 300m along the South side of SR 24 between stations 20+800 and 21+100.
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