Alston, Robert L.

The above project in Laurens County is an in-place bridge replacement on County Road 530 over Hunger-Hardship Creek. Because the project is in-place no new areas will be impacted and only areas which have disturbed by previous bridge construction will be affected.

Project: RS-2905, Habersham County; Clearinghouse Doc. No. 77-05-13-03; Location: The project is the widening of S.R. 10- Loop in Cornelia from Main Street northwest to Level Grove Road.

New right of way is required but was not staked at the time of field review. A general reconnaissance of the surrounding area did not locate any sites or artifacts. Sub-surface testing likewise provided no information project is judged to be clear of archaeological potential.

Cherry Creek crossing State Route 125 near Valdosta, Georgia.  Replace existing 1401 x 241 concrete bridge (with timber piling) with triple 101 x 61 concrete bridge culvert.  Place approximately 3200 cu. yds.

Survey techniques included visual inspection, pedestrian survey, and subsurface testing where necessary. The two asterisked (*) projects encountered archaeological material; these require further testing or excavation. All other projects are clear from an archaeological standpoint.

This project involves the construction of one-quarter to one half mile to provide an overpass over heavily used railroad tracks in Millen. There are three alternates (see attached map). The North Avenue alternate starts at U.S.

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto, the project has been surveyed with respect to archaeological resources, especially those on or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).

Project M-4700, Tift County is in an urban area within the city limits of Tifton and involves widening Central Street from 2 to 4 lanes from Interstate 75 to Seventh Street, a little over 2 kilometers. The project will require an additional 12 feet (3.7 meters) of right-of-way on either side.

In response to the Department of Natural Resources Clearinghouse letter of December 30, 1975, a field survey was conducted of SU-1727(3), Richmond County by the archaeologist attached to the Environmental Analysis Bureau.

The project involves widening and improvements at a high hazard stream crossing over Little River west of Tifton on U.S. 82 - S.R. 50 (Fig. 1). The three bridges and approaches will be widened on the south side, requiring a maximum of 22 feet of additional right-of-way.