Erickson, Luke W.

This proposed project is 9.88 miles in length and consists of leveling, resurfacing, and shoulder building on SR 320 beginning at SR 59 (MP 0.0) in Franklin County and ending at SR 106 (MP 0.1 ) in Stephens County. No additional right-of-way is required.

This proposed project is 2.6 miles long and consists of the resurfacing of SR 264 beginning 80 feet north of SR 124 and ending at SR 10. Raised pavement markers, patching, and shoulder building will be handled by the contractor. No additional right-of-way is required.

This proposed project consists of the milling, patching, leveling and resurfacing of SR 34 beginning at SR 1/US 27 and ending at the Coweta County Line. All work will take place within the existing right-of-way with no new right-of-way required.

This project proposes the milling, resurfacing, leveling, patching, shoulder building, and shoulder paving of SR 243 beginning at SR 18 in Wilkinson County and ending at US 441 in Baldwin County. All work will take place within the existing right-of-way with no new right-of-way required.

Archeological Assessment of Project NHS-MOO 1-00(996), Bartow and Gordon Counties, Georgia, consists of bridge jacking involving four bridges over 1-75. The bridges will be jacked and the approaches raised. There will be no involvement with the waterways.

Archeological Assessment of the Wilcox County Resurfacing Project. This proposed project would improve SR 215 beginning at the Dooly/Wilcox county line (MP 0.00) and ending at the intersection of SR 30/US 280 in the City of Pitts (MP 9.25).

Archeological Assessment of a Liberty County Resurfacing Project. This project consists of shoulder paving, 2' left and right, leveling, and resurfacing of SR 38 beginning at its intersection with SR 119 (M.P. 0.00) and ending at its intersection with SR 38/US 84 (M.P. 1.7 1).

Archeological Assessment of the Rabun County Resurfacing Project.

Archeological Assessment of a Colquitt County Road Safety Project. This project proposes to install new road striping and warning signs at seven locations throughout Colquitt County. All work will take place within the existing right-of-way with no new right-of-way required.