Alston, Robert L.

As a part of the negative declaration update for this portion of the Moultrie Bypass, an archaeological assessment was made. The entire project is in an urbanized area with the exception of the land adjacent to Kapilco Creek.

As a part of the A-95 review process, an archaeological assessment of these two projects was made. 76-10-13-17 involves the construction of a district office in DeKalb County.

The site files at Georgia State University had no sites recorded in the vicinity of the project. The alignment was plotted on the Riverdale U.S.G.S. topographic map and aerial photography in order to predict areas of site probability.

The project area was surveyed by a simple visual inspection. The project area is urban with residential and commercial properties on the west side of Virginia Avenue and predominantly commercial property on the east side.

This project is the improvement and paving of an 11 mile portion of S.R. 107 from U.S. 441 to the Coffee/Jeff Davis County line. S.R. 107 is presently unpaved. The improvements include widening to two lanes and some straightening of curves (see map).

This project involves the widening of Alpharetta Street in Roswell from Canton Street to Holcomb Bridge Road. The road would be widened from two and three lanes to five lanes. Eighty-six feet of right-of-way would be needed, and existing right-of-way varies between 50 and 80 feet.

Project HHS-009- 2(47), Chatham County

Abstract 10850

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the following Georgia DOT projects were surveyed for cultural resources:

Because the projects are in-place, no new areas will be impacted. For this reason no archaeological field inspection is necessary and the archaeological resources of the State will not be affected. RS-1360 (3) Coosawattee River Bridge on SR 282 - Existing bridge is to be retained and widened.

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, Georgia DOT Project F-034-1(12) was subjected to an archaeological survey intended to locate sites either on, or that could be considered eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.