| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8768 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Godwin Telecommunications Lease and Access in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia |
Subterraine performed an intensive Phase I archaeological survey on March 18, 2015 of the proposed lease area and access of the Godwin telecommunication project located in Tallapoosa, Georgia (33° 44' 24.7" N, 85° 14' 21.2" W). |
Warren | 2007 |
| 8775 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey ofthe Proposed SR 81 at SR 1421ntersection Improvement |
The proposed project is located at the SR 81 and SR 142 Intersection in Newton County. The project would relocate the intersection tie-in approximately 250 feet south of the existing location to address safety concerns. |
Fulton | 1977 |
| 8783 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Chalete Telecommunications Facility in Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia |
A Phase I Archaeological Survey was performed on January 29,2015 of the proposed lease area and access of the Chalete telecommunication facility located in Cumming, Georgia (34° 16' 12.94" N, 84° 11' 21.35" W). |
Chatham | 2014 |
| 8792 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Edison Telecommunications Facility in Edison, Calhoun County, Georgia |
A Phase I Archaeological Survey was performed on January 29,2015 of the proposed lease area and access of the Chalete telecommunication facility located in Cumming, Georgia (34° 16' 12.94" N, 84° 11' 21.35" W). |
Wilkinson | 2015 |
| 8797 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Sigman Road Improvements, Rockdale County, Georgia |
The proposed projects consist of the widening and improvement of Sigman Road (CR 435) from east of Lester Road to Dogwood Connector in the central portion of Rockdale County, Georgia, approximately 1.5 miles north of the center of Conyers. |
Greene | 2011 |
| 8803 | McCarley, Billy J. | Negative Findings Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Spur Telecommunications Lease and Access in Hazlehurst, Jeff Davis County, Georgia |
Subterraine performed an intensive Phase I archaeological survey on March 21, 2015 of the proposed lease area and access of the Spur telecommunication project located in Hazlehurst (31 ° 54' 20.2" N, 82" 32' 53.6" W). |
Whitfield | 2010 |
| 8805 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Wild Cat Telecommunications Facility in Pine Mountain, Harris County, Georgia |
Subterraine, Inc performed a Phase I Archaeological Survey on November 19, 2014 of the proposed lease area, access, and utility easement of the Wild Cat telecommunication facility located in Pine Mountain, Georgia (32° 51' 19.l"N, 84° 59' 2.9"W). |
Muscogee | 2006 |
| 8853 | McCarley, Billy J. | Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed SR 81 at SR 142 Intersection Improvement |
The proposed project is located at the SR 81 and SR 1421ntersection in Newton County. The project would relocate the intersection tie-in approximately 250 feet south of the existing location to address safety concerns. |
Pulaski | 1998 |
| 8991 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 140 at East Cherokee Drive, Cherokee County, Georgia |
The proposed intersection improvements at SR 140 and East Cherokee Drive in Cherokee County would provide operational upgrades through additional right-turn lanes and signalization improvements. Right-turn lanes would be added to both approaches of East Cherokee Drive and eastbound SR 140. |
Muscogee | 1997 |
| 9023 | McCarley, Billy J. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Tubman Telecommunications Facility in Evans Columbia County, Georgia |
A Phase I archaeological survey was performed on August 1, 2015 of the proposed lease area, and access/utility easement (hereafter also called survey area) of the Tubman telecommunication facility located in Evans, Georgia (33° 35' 21.97" N, 82° 11' 14.56" W). |
Jackson | 2009 |
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