Rotenstein, David S.

This is a bridge project, BRZLB-111(7), located in Fannin County. The bridge is on CR 145 and crosses Little Fighting Town Creek. The existing structure is a 40 foot long and 16 foot wide wooden bridge. The proposed project would build a culvert.  

This is a bridge project, BHF-083-1(34), located in Dougherty County. The bridge is on SR 91 and crosses Muckafoone Creek. The existing structure is a 400 foot long and 24 foot wide concrete bridge structure. The existing ROW is 100 feet.

Project begins approximately 600 ft. west of stream and ends approximately 600 ft. east of stream.

New structure will be a triple 9'x8' concrete bridge culvert. A temporarily detour easement will be required on the north or upstream side (See attachment).

This is a bridge project, BRS-0573(12), located in Dodge County. The bridge is on SR 117/ Hazlehurst-Rhine Road and crosses Mill Creek. The existing structure is a 22 foot wide by 135 foot long timber and concrete precast slab bridge. The existing ROW is 80 and 90 feet total.

This is a bridge project, BRZLB-083(5), located in Dade County. The bridge is on CR 124 and crosses Gulf Creek. This project is the replacement of the bridge on CR 124 over Gulf Creek.

This is a bridge project, BRZLB-097(2), located in Douglas County. The bridge is on CR 250 and crosses the Southern Railroad. The existing structure is a 79 foot long by 18.6 foot wide timber bridge with timber abutments, piles, stringers, and deck. The existing ROW is 30 feet.

This is a bridge project, BRS-2418(2), located in Echols County. The bridge is on SR 94 and crosses Alapaha River as well as three overflows. The three bridges are all 270 feet long and 22 feet wide. All are concrete bridges and the existing ROW is 200 feet.

Widen existing bridge on west side 36;’ required 40’ additional right of way on west side. No wetland involvement, no archaeological sites.

CR 280 bridge over Breastworks creek. No archaeological sites, no displacements.

Some wetland involvement; no archaeological sites; GA 262 bridge over Attapulgus Creek. No public water intakes, no displacements.