Baughman, Pamela J.

This project consists of the replacement of the SR 11/SR 49/US 41 SB bridge over Rocky Creek near the city of Macon, in Bibb County. The existing bridge measures approximately 102feet in length and the typical section consists of three 13-foot travel lanes.

The proposed project would mill, resurface, and overlay SR 119 beginning at the Canoochee Creek Bridge, just past the Liberty County Line (MP 0.00) to SR 30 (MP 5.94) in Bryan County, near Pembroke.

The project proposes to improve the existing drainage structures and drainage systems at specific points in the area on both SR 4/US 301 and SR 23/121, as well as on Maple Street and Robinson Street.

The proposed project would widen SR 3/US 19 in Thomaston, Georgia, in Upson County. The existing roadway is an urban section with two lanes in each direction and a two-way left turn lane on the southern third of the project.

The proposed project involves improvements to the intersection of SR 16 and CR 35/Vaughn Rd. and CR 507 /Rover-Zetella Rd. The project would widen SR 16 symmetrically to provide for 12' left and right turn lanes in each direction.

This project consists of the reconstruction of the 1-75 at SR 3/US 41/US 76 (Rocky Face) interchange located in Whitfield County. The interchange configuration will remain as a diamond interchange with an additional ramp in the northwest quadrant.

This addendum report discusses the findings of a reevaluation survey undertaken to address project changes for GDOT Projects STP00-0155-01 (023), CSNHS-0007-00(251), and STP00- 0155-01(022), P.l. No. 322470, 0007251, and 322460, Houston and Twiggs Counties, Georgia.

This project includes improvements to the intersection of SR 10/Freedom Parkway and CS 520/Boulevard.

The proposed project would consist of the construction of a 5-foot sidewalk along the south side of Lower Fayetteville Road from Belltree Circle to the east school drive. A total of four ADA ramps and domes are proposed at Belltree Circle and at both school drives.

This project consists of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure improvements in south Fulton County in the vicinity of Love T. Nolan Elementary, Sandtown Middle, and Seaborn Lee Elementary.