| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9579 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Addendum to Phase I Arch. Survey of Proposed Revive I-285 Top End, Cobb, DeKalb and Fulton Counties: Phase I Archaeological Survey of the GM Plant Advanced Acquisition Parcels, DeKalb Co. |
The proposed project would consist of the advanced acquisition of ROW and/or easement from three parcels (Parcels 1, 2 and 3) within the proposed Revive I-285 managed lanes corridor. |
DeKalb | 2017 |
| 9664 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Second Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Widening of Spout Springs Road, Hall County, Georgia |
The complete Spout Springs widening project was designed under P.I. No. 0009679. |
Hall | 2016 |
| 9676 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Widening at the Intersection of SR 3/US 19/Tara Boulevard at SR 138, Clayton County, Georgia |
State Route (SR) 3/US 19 is a six-lane section that runs north/south. SR 3/US 19 intersects SR 138 (running east/west) at a four-leg signalized intersection. The southbound approach consists of an exclusive left turn lane, three through lanes, and a right-turn lane. |
Clayton | 2017 |
| 9757 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Tucker Streetscape and Pedestrian Enhancement Project, DeKalb County, Georgia. |
The proposed project would improve and enhance pedestrian facilities in Tucker, Georgia. |
DeKalb | 2017 |
| 9831 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Second Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Flat Shoals Road at Covington Bypass Intersection Improvements, Newton County, Georgia |
Original Project Descliption (2014) |
Newton | 2017 |
| 9858 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Second Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 40 from from Milepost 5.21 to ReportTitle: Milepost 10.12 (P.I. 0000820), Camden County, Georgia. |
SR 40 is a major east-west corridor in southeast Georgia, connecting Folkston on the west with Kingsland, Interstate 95, and St. Marys on the east. SR 40 is designated as a hurricane evacuation route and has been identified for widening as part of the GRIP. |
Camden | 2017 |
| 9914 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Third Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Lee Road Widening Project, in Douglas County, Georgia. |
Additional minor project changes have occurred during ROW negotiations. These changes are covered by the current third addendum survey. As a result of property owner negotiations, areas of permanent easement were converted to temporary easement. |
Douglas | 2017 |
| 9923 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Second Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Safety Improvements to SR 136, Pickens County, Georgia. |
The proposed project would consist of various spot operational geometric and intersection improvements as well as upgrading the shoulder widths and associated slopes to comply with AASHTO guidelines along SR 136 in Pickens County. |
Pickens | 2017 |
| 9928 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Clarkston Streetscape and Pedestrian Enhancement Project, DeKalb County, Georgia. |
Proposed improvements vary along each of the streets within the project limits. Generally, proposed improvements include new and improved sidewalks, bike lanes, streetscape amenities including benches, trash receptacles, arbors, fencing, lighting, and upgrades to pedestrian crosswalks. |
DeKalb | 2016 |
| 9954 | Blackwelder, Jon R. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Bridge Project on Lee Street (SR 377 @ HOG #635346H in Americus), in Sumter County, Georgia. |
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) Project P.I. No. 0013752 proposes to replace the State Route (SR) 377/Lee Street Bridge over the Heart of Georgia (HOG) Railroad No. 635346H in the City of Americus, Georgia. |
Sumter | 2017 |
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