Duff, Eric Anthony

The proposed project would consist of the resurfacing of SR 3/US 441 beginning at SR 135 then continuing northerly to an end point at CS 787/McNeal Drive in the City of Douglas, Coffee County, Georgia. In addition, ADA compliant ramps would be installed at 27 locations along the project route.

The proposed project would consist of grading, maintenance of driveway/street/road tie-ins, removing and disposing of excavated material (gravel, asphalt, concrete, etc.) to include compaction of sub-grade, and resurfacing on SR 50 in Quitman and Randolph Counties, Georgia.

Project STP-073-2(7) would consist of widening and reconstructing SR 15. The proposed project would begin at CR 531/Red Oak Road and would terminate at CR 417/Hokie Floyd Road. The total length of the project is 2.86 miles. The existing right-of-way is 100 feet.

The proposed wetland mitigation site would include the restoration and enhancement of approximately 44.9 hectares (111 acres) located on a portion of the Echols tract in Pierce County.

The proposed project would replace the CR 67 bridge spanning Mill Creek in Baker County. The existing bridge is a 120 foot X 22 foot timber and concrete structure, and would be replaced with a 120 foot X 28 foot concrete structure on existing alignment.

The proposed project would consist of replacing the bridge spanning Chickasawhatchee Creek along CR 121 in Baker County. The existing bridge is a 240' X 22' concrete structure, and will be replaced with a 240' X 28' concrete structure on new alignment just north of the existing bridge.

The original proposed project would consist of replacing the bridge spanning Big Cypress Creek along CR 124 in Baker County. The existing bridge is a 120' X 24' concrete structure, and would be replaced with a 120' X 28' concrete structure.

The proposed project would consist of replacing the bridge spanning Big Cypress Creek along CR 124 in Baker County. The existing bridge is a 120' X 24' concrete structure, and will be replaced with a 120' X 28' concrete structure.

The original proposed project would widen SR 49 from west of Allen Memorial Drive to east of the bridge over Fishing Creek, for a distance of 2.4 miles. Right-of-way along SR 49 is approximately 100 feet; additional required right-of-way varies from 20 to 50 feet.

Project PR-160-1(009) allows for grading, drainage, base and surfacing on approximately 0.96 km (0.598 mi.) of roadway on CR 160. Also, the project includes the construction of a two-way left turn lane to CR 160 on SR 29/US 441.