Owens, Daphne L.

There were no previously recorded archaeological sites. Six previous archaeological surveys were conducted within 1km of the current project area.  The studies resulted in negative findings.

The project would include the replacement of existing uneven and inadequate sidewalks, as well as the provision of ramps and streetscape improvments along the south side of Main St, beginning at Church St and ending at First Ave.

The proposed streetscape and sidewalk improvement extend along Dogwood Drive approximately 2,300 linear feet from its intersection with South Central Avenue Oust south of MP 1.44) to North Avenue (MP 1.81), perpendicular to the City's main business corridor.

The proposed improvements for project 0007949, Fulton are as follows:  1)  New flashing-light signals and gates at South Street crossing.  2)  New curb and gutter along railroad track side of North Central Avenue and South Central Avenue, beginning I-75 and ending at Dogwood Drive.  3)  Remove ex

The project will include the removal of the existing old, broken, ageing, and non-ADA compliant sidewalks and construct 6,400 SF of 5 ft wide brick paver sidewalks with ADA compliant ramps on Georgia SR 40/West King Street.  The proposed construction will also include a 7.5 feet wide green space

The Euchee Creek Greenway Phase I, will connect for ¾ mile from Wrightsboro Road to the existing trail in the Canterbury Farms neighborhood. This project proposes a 12’ wide multi-use concrete trail along the Euchee Creek.

The Brier Creek Battlefield is a rare resource in the State of Georgia. It offers a unique opportunity to study a major military engagement from the War for American Independence in a setting that appears only partially impacted by tree farming and recreational activities.

The proposed project would provide enhancements to 6 road segments. Segment 1 begins on Cumslo Road at Jones County High School with one existing travel lane heading north, one existing travel lane heading south, and one existing center turn lane.

Area 1 will construct Phase 4 of the Euchee Creek Trail Corridor from Phase 3 (PI 0009018, currently under design) of the Euchee Creek Trail Corridor. The trail will extend north approximately 0.5 miles to Har1em-Grovetown Road.

The project would construct a 1 0' wide unpaved multiuse trail approximately 0.42 miles long on a city-owned 140-acre tract. The trailhead would provide parking, benches, trash receptacles, landscaping, and entry monument, educational/interpretive signage, and a pedestrian shelter structure.