Pietak, Lynn Marie

The proposed project would construct an ADA compliant, ten-foot to 12-foot wide multi-use trail beginning at the intersection of US 41 and Barrett Parkway and ending at Bells Ferry Road, for a total project length of approximately 4.7 miles.

A Phase I archaeological investigation and a historic architecture survey for the proposed Powder Springs Parkway were conducted by Garrow & Associates, Inc., in February 1996. The proposed right-of-way is approximately 2.2 miles long, not including side streets.

The proposed project would construct access to the southwest corner of Moody Air Force Base. The proposed project would construct a curb and gutter, raised median, paved road that would serve the new commercial gate, the mobile home park, and provide access to Roberts Road.

Improvements of existing 4-ft. wide sidewalks on both sides of Roswell Street Project includes new 8-ft. sidewalks and 8-ft. wide strip for landscaping and furniture. Four signalized intersections will be improved with handicap ramps.

As part of construction coordination with the City of Powder Springs, some minor modification to the proposed improvements within the boundaries of the Powder Springs Park.

This project proposes to construct eight foot sidewalks throughout the Sandtown Community. The proposed project length would be approximately 2 miles along Boat Rock Road, 0.5 mile along New Hope Road, and 1.9 miles along Cambellton Road.

The proposed project would consist of upgrading the existing traffic signal installations at the following three intersections in the City of Clayton: US 761SR 2 at Main Street US 441 at US 76/SR 2/Rickman Street 3. US 441 at US 76/SR 2/Chechero Road

In November 1995, Garrow & Associates, Inc., under a contract with Eder Associates, completed a Phase I cultural resource survey of the Chase Family Land Tract.

The proposed project would improve the safety and operation of the intersection of Chastain Road at Bells Ferry Road in Cobb County.

In October 2004, Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. (EPEI) conducted a Phase I archaeological survey of the proposed Cobb County Regional Express Service Park and Ride Facility.