Pappas, Andrew A.

From August 15 to 17, 2007, Brockington and Associates, Inc., conducted a Phase I archaeological resources survey of the approximately 74-acre (30-hectare) Buren Tanner tract in Washington County, Georgia.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is proposing widening and improvements to SR 96 and SR 247 in Houston County, Georgia.

GDOT Project STP-165-1(60) would consist of the widening of Snapfinger Road from Flat Shoals Parkway to Wesley Chapel Road in southwestern DeKalb County, Georgia. This report is an addendum to two previous reports.

GDOT Project STP-2564(4) would consist of the replacement of the existing bridge on McGinnis Ferry over the Chattahoocee River; the current survey is a reevaluation addressing the development of an additional 3.35-acre parcel as a boat ramp and picnic area.

The initial proposed project would improve Snapfinger Road from south of Cleveland Road to Wesley Chapel Road, a distance of approximately 1.89 miles.

Register-Nelson Environmental Services, Inc. proposes to conduct riparian, upland, and general stream restoration and preservation along sections of Little Sandy Creek in Butts County, Georgia Figures 1 through 5).

In August of 2007, Brockington and Associates, Inc. completed a Phase I archaeological resources survey of the proposed Windy Hill / Macland Road Connector corridor in Cobb County, Georgia. This work was performed under contract with Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc.

We have completed background research and archaeological field investigations within the proposed Nebo - New Georgia transmission line (TL) corridor.

The field investigation team surveyed the project tract from July 15th to July 16`h 2009 by a Field Director (Mike Reynolds) and one field technician (William Trimble).

In July of 2012, Resource Land Consultants of Savannah contracted with Brockington and Associates, Inc. to complete a Phase I cultural resources survey of the 196-acre Griffin Park Tract in Liberty County, Georgia.