| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9175 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Hise, Alana | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Intersection Improvements at SR 61 and South Carroll Road |
The project is located in the city of Villa Rica about one half mile south of Interstate 20 in a developing urban area consisting of commercial and residential establishments. The length of this project is approximately 0.40 miles from mile post 7.77 to 8.17 and is located in Carroll County. |
Forsyth | 2002 |
| 9176 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Batt, Brandon | Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 400 Ramp at Windward Parkway, Fulton County, Georgia |
The proposed project begins at the SR 400 Northbound exit ramp at Windward Parkway and travels eastward along Windward Parkway to the intersection at North Point Parkway. The project would be constructed within the existing right-of-way. |
Baldwin | 2003 |
| 9187 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Hise, Alana | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Intersection Improvements at SR 78/ US 23 and SR 18/ Dames Ferry Road, Monroe County, Georgia |
The project is located in Monroe County, Georgia, approximately ten miles east of the city of Forsyth. The proposed project would consist of construction of a roundabout at the intersection of SR 87/US 23 and SR 18. |
Monroe | 2009 |
| 9216 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Hise, Alana | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Roswell Road Bridge Widening over I-285 |
The proposed Roswell Road at I-285 bridge widening project seeks to improve safety and reduce congestion at the interchange by creating additional dedicated left turn lanes from Roswell Road in both directions. |
Fulton | 2009 |
| 9545 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Williams, Siska | Second Addendum To Glenwood Road Sidewalk Improvements From Candler Road to Covington Highway, DeKalb County, Georgia |
Updated Project Description for Special Studies Addenda (Second Addendum for Archaeology) and CE Reevaluation (updated based upon 03/01/16 FFPR plans, reviewed by design 04/11/16): |
DeKalb | 2016 |
| 9577 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Perrine, Charles A. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed SR 99 Widening, Glynn County, Georgia |
This project spans a 9.1-mile stretch from the State Route (SR) 32/SR 99 convergence to Interstate (I-)95 in Glynn County; which includes the span from the SR 32/SR 99 convergence with I-95. |
Glynn | 2017 |
| 9649 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Four Bridges in Bibb, Lamar, and Monroe Counties, Georgia |
The proposed project would include bridge rehabilitation work including raising the bridges to a minimum vertical clearance of 17 feet and adjusting the roadway items to match the new bridge elevation, strengthening or replacing the caps, joint replacement, asphalt removal and new overlay on the |
Bibb | 2017 |
| 9650 | Pietak, Lynn Marie, Balinger, Duncan | Phase I Archaeological Survey for a Proposed Roundabout in Catoosa County, Georgia |
Existing traffic patterns on the Dixie Highway/US 41 /State Route (SR) 3 is a continuous flow movement at its intersection with County Road (CR) 381/Graysville Road, while approaching traffic on CR 381/Graysville Road is controlled with a stop bar and stop sign. |
Catoosa | 2017 |
| 9670 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Interstate Bridges on Interstate 20 in Greene, Morgan, Newton and Taliaferro Counties, and on Interstate 16 in Laurens County, Georgia |
The project involves bridge rehabilitation work on eleven (11), bridge structures on Interstate (I) 20 and I-16 as described below: |
Greene | 2017 |
| 9677 | Pietak, Lynn Marie | Phase I Archaeological Survey of 8 Bridges in Bryan, Chatham, and McIntosh Counties, Georgia |
1. Structure ID 029-0002-0, Olive Branch Road The project involves bridge rehabilitation over eight (8), I-16 & I-95 bridge structures as described below: a. Raise the Bridge structure to a minimum vertical clearance of 17’-0”, adjust the roadway and roadway |
Bryan | 2017 |
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