Baughman, Pamela J.

This project consists of the replacement of the bridge on SR 118 at Muckaloochee Creek. The bridge would be replaced in its existing location, while utilizing an off-site detour. The approximate project length is 400ft. Existing right-of-way is 80ft.

This project proposes to replace the conventional diamond interchange with a tight urban diamond interchange (TUDI) with ramp intersection spacing of approximately 350 feet.

The proposed project would consist of the following improvements to the bridge on SR 3/US 41 over Allatoona Creek: removal of the asphalt overlay; concrete overlay using hydrodemolition; replacement of edge beams and bridge deck expansion joints; sealing of cracks in the substructure using epoxy

The proposed project would consist of the replacement of the bridge on US 80/SR 22 over Potters Creek in Talbot County. US 80/SR 22 would .be closed and the new bridge would be constructed in place while traffic is  maintained via an off-site detour on SR 208.

The proposed project would convert the diamond interchange at CR 665/Carbondale Road and I- 75 into a series of three roundabouts, one at the I-75 northbound ramps, one at the I-75 southbound ramps, and one at the US 41/SR 3 intersection with CR 665/Carbondale Road.

The proposed project would take place on SR 53 at the Georgia NortheasternRailroad crossing in Tate, Pickens County, Georgia.

This project will consist of jacking and boring two 48 inch steel pipes under SR 36 at Jackson lake in order to replace a failing 36 inch pipe that has deteriorated. The project will entail constructing a haul road into the existing front slope to access the bore site at the toe of the 25 ft.

From June 15-17, 2009, staff archaeologists from the Georgia Department of Transportation (Goon conducted remote sensing investigations at archaeological site 9CH1205 in Chatham County, Georgia. These investigations included survey with ground penetrating radar (GPR) and magnetic gradiometer.

Project M004262 would consist of milling, patching, resurfacing, striping, the rehabilitation of loop detectors, construction of rumble strips, and rehabilitation of the earthen shoulders along US 341/US 23/SR 19/SR 27 in Jeff Davis County.

This report discusses the findings of the testing of a linear feature at previously recorded archaeological site 9CNl85 for GDOT Project STP00-0 164-01 (OD), P.I. #721440, Clayton and Fayette Counties, Georgia.