Koch, Christopher P.

Project STP-001-6(26) proposes to widen US 41/SR 3 from Line Street to just south of SR 156 and multilane US 41/SR 3 from south of SR 156 to Mauldin Road (north end)/Defoor Loop.

At the request of Georgia Department of Transportation, Terracon conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey of a proposed Georgia Department of Transportation bridge replacement project (BR-0003-00 (086)). This project includes widening the structures and approach lanes, which are unpaved.

At the request of Georgia Department of Transportation, Terracon conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey of a proposed Georgia Department of Transportation bridge replacement project (BR-0003-00 (085)). This project includes widening the structures and approach lanes, which are unpaved.

Terracon, at the request of its client Verizon Wireless, conducted a systematic Phase I archaeological survey in compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. The survey was carried out at the proposed location for a 150-foot monopole telecommunications tower.

Terracon conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey in preparation for the widening of I-20 between Thornton Road/SR 6, Douglas County and Hamilton E. Holmes Road/SR 280, Fulton County in accordance with a contract from Earth Tech and the Georgia Department of Transportation.

At the request of Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and Kimley-Horn and Associates (KHA), Terracon conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey of a proposed GDOT bridge replacement project (BRST-2797 [4]).

At the request of Georgia Department of Transportation, Terracon conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey of two proposed Georgia Department of Transportation bridge replacement projects (BRST-2797 (4)) at Clear Creek and New River.

Terracon conducted an intensive archaeological resource survey (Phase I Archaeological Survey and a limited Phase 11 Investigation) in preparation for the widening of SR 133 between Moultrie, Colquitt County, through the southwest conger of Worth County to Albany, Dougherty County, in accordance

Terracon conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey in preparation for the widening and realignment of SR 11/US 129 in Hall County in accordance with a contract from Keck & Wood and GDOT.

This project consisted of the emergency removal of flood deposited debris from the deck of the bridge over the Chattahoochee River on Capps Ferry Road (Figure 1). All work was completed October 2, 2009 and it took place within the existing 140-foot right-of-way.