Hardy, Floyd E.

No significant archaeological resources were located within the proposed project corridor as described in paragraph two above.

Project BRS 2796 (1) Troup County has two sites. Site 1 is Flat Creek crossing State Route 14 south of Hogansville, Georgia. Site 2 is Yellow Jacket Creek crossing State Route 14 north of Hogansville, Georgia. The proposed project will replace the bridges at these sites.

Project BRMLB-0805 (1) Carroll County is located on Little Tallapoosa River on Lovvorn Road near Carrollton, Georgia. The purpose of the project is the construction of approaches and detour bridge to be used in conjunction with replacement of existing bridge.

The purpose of the project, BR0LB-0109(1) Tattnall/Evans Counties, is to replace an existing bridge over Cedar Creek crossing a county road north of Bellville, Georgia. The existing bridge has collapsed and will be removed.

Project MLP-6 (31) Douglas County is located on Sweetwater Creek crossing Thornton Road (State Route 6) between 1-20 and State Route 8 in Douglas County south of Austell, Georgia.

Project F-012-1 (29) Floyd County is located at the Cabin Creek crossing State Route 20 west of Rome, Georgia near Central of Georgia Railroad crossing.

The activity will consist of constructing on new alignment the approaches to and bridge (24' x 520') over Brier Creek crossing county road 140 feet east of Hiltonia, Georgia.

Project F-002-3(4), located in Bibb County, involves for work involving Tobesofkee and Rocky Creeks incidental to widening State Route 247 near Macon, Georgia. The purpose of the project is to increase the capacity of State Route 247 between Houston Road and Pio Nono Avenue near Macon, Georgia.

Report participants are advised that you may proceed in accordance with the terms and conditions of General Permit No.

BRZLB-279(1); to discharge approximately 5,400 cu yd of highland source fill material below the 100-year flood elevation covering 0.8 acre. This activity is incidental to a bridge replacement on a County road over Swift Creek, northeast of Vidalia, Toombs County, Georgia.