Entorf, Robert F.

The proposed projects would widen and reconstruct old Nunez Road and Meadowlake Parkway south of Swainsboro. Project MR-4300(l) would begin at the intersection of Meadowlake Parkway then would extend northerly along existing Old Nunez Road ending at the intersection of Moring Road.

Proposed project would symmetrically widen existing bridge structure on N. Main St./Old S.R. 3 at Jester's Creek. The proposed project would require 100 feet of right of way with temporary construction easements. Existing right of way is 80 feet.

The proposed projects would widen S.R. 85 from S.R. 279 in Fayette County northward to Roberts Drive in Clayton County. Existing right-of-way is 170 feet. Minor right-of-way and slope easements would be required. In addition, the twin bridges over Camp Creek would be widened.

The proposed project would reconstruct and widen U.S. 23/S.R. 42/Macon Highway south of 1-285 in Clayton and Dekalb Counties. The project would begin at Anvilbiock Road in Clayton County then would extend northerly along existing U.S. 23/S.R.

The proposed project would reconstruct and widen 1-75 between U.S.41 and 1-285 west of Forest Park. The project as proposed would begin just south of U.S.41 then would extend northerly along existing 1-75 corridor to the 1-285 interchange.

The proposed project consists of the jacking of two bridges in Clayton County, two bridges in Dekalb, and one bridge in Jackson County. These bridges include: SR 139 over 1-285, Conley Road over 1-285, Panthersville Road over 1-285, Fairington Road over 1-20, and SR 60 over 1-85, respectively.

The proposed project would consist of upgrading the interchange of SR 54 at 1-75. SR 54 would be widened from "just south of Morrow Industrial Boulevard to John Robert Drive.

The proposed project would consist of the improvement of the median at the - 75/Tara Boulevard .interchange in Clayton County. These improvements would include landscaping, sign installation, and construction of a wall with columns upon it within the area of the median.

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto, project STP-OOMS (77), Clayton County has been surveyed with respect to archaeological resources, especially those on or eligible f or inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places (N

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