| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3851 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey of Foe Killer Creek Bridge Replacement and Associated Road Improvements Project Area, Fulton County, Georgia |
Original: The proposed project would consist of roadway improvements to Old Roswell Road/Rock Mill Road (CR 1332) from Mansell Road to Sanctuary Parkway in Fulton County. |
Fulton | 2007 |
| 3852 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey of Six Signal Design Project Areas in Bryan and Chatham Counties, Georgia |
Original: The project consists of reconstructing the existing signalization at six intersection locations in Bryan and Chatham counties (list attached). Signs, poles, signal spans, signal heads, controller cabinets, and pedestrian features would be included. |
Bryan | 2007 |
| 3854 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Improvements to Salem Road and Associated Intersections, Newton and Rockdale Counties, Georgia |
Project Description: Phase I Archaeological Survey of Improvements to Salem Road & Associated Intersections, Newton & Rockdale Counties, GA: The proposed project has two components. |
Newton | 2007 |
| 3856 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Improvements to Old Covington Highway, Rockdale County, Georgia |
Project Location and Area of Potential Effect- County(ies): Rockdale, USGS Quadrangle(s): Conyers, Project Description: Original: The proposed project would widen Old Covington Highway from a narrow two lane facility with no roadway shoulders to a three lane facility with two 12 foot travel lanes |
Rockdale | 2007 |
| 3859 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 1/US 27 and SR 166 Interchange Reconstruction Project Area, Carroll County, Georgia |
Project Location and Area of Potential Effect County(ies): Carroll USGS Quadrangle(s): Carrollton, GA |
Carroll | 2007 |
| 3861 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey of Northside Drive Improvements, Fulton County, Georgia |
Project STP-0004-00(166) Fulton County is safety improvements along SR 3/US 41/Northside Drive from 1-75 northward to Arden Road. The existing roadway consists of three lanes. The center lane of the three-lane system is a reversible lane controlled by overhead electronic lane indicators. |
Fulton | 2007 |
| 3865 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Third Addendum to an Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Lewis Road Improvements Project Area, Cobb County, Georgia |
The selected alternative would widen and realign the existing Lewis Road between Oglesby Road and the Norfolk Southern railroad, a distance of just over one mile. Lewis Road would cross the railroad above grade, eliminating the existing at-grade crossing. |
Cobb | 2007 |
| 3873 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey for Improvements to the Old Conyers and Flat Rock Roads Intersection, Henry County, Georgia |
Original: The proposed project would improve the safety and operation of the intersection of Old Conyers Road with Flat Rock Road in Henry County. The intersection currently is controlled by all-way stop signs. |
Henry | 2007 |
| 3878 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Signal Upgrades and Improvements to the SR 243/US 441 at Caraker street and Swint Avenue Intersection, Baldwin County, Georgia |
The proposed project would install a traffic signal at the intersection of SR 243/US 441, Swint Avenue, and Caraker Street. The project would also install pedestrian signals, crosswalks, and pedestrian ramps that are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). |
Baldwin | 2007 |
| 3879 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Widening of SR 9 from SR 141 to SR 20, Forsyth County, Georgia |
The proposed project would consist of the widening of 2.9 miles of Atlanta Highway (SR 9) from Peachtree Parkway (SR 141) northeast to Buford Highway (SR 20), in order to improve safety and serve future projected traffic volumes. |
Forsyth | 2007 |
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