Williams, Siska

The project will consist of heat straightening/replacing damaged steel superstructure truss members, pile jacketing of concrete piles, application of a co-polymer deck overlay, joint replacement, and repair of spalls in the superstructure and substructure at SR 25 over the Savannah River.

Disposal of surplus ROW requested by adjacent land owner. The area of potential effect for this project consists of the existing ROW. There are five previously recorded archaeological sites which have been identified within 1 kilometer of the project area.

The proposed work consists of milling, patching, resurfacing, curb cuts, striping, and raised pavement markers along SR 24 from North of CS 502/Lakeside Dr to South of CS 328/Marshall Rd. in Baldwin County, Georgia. All work will take place within the existing right-of-way (ROW).

The proposed project would widen the westbound ramp from State Route (SR) 141/Peachtree Industrial Boulevard southbound to 1-285 from a single 16-foot lane to two 12-foot lanes in DeKalb County, Georgia.

The project would grade separate the existing at-grade intersection of State Route (SR) 316 / US 29 with SR 11 in Barrow County, Georgia. The proposed grade separation would include full interchange access from SR 316 / US 29 in both directions to SR 11 in both directions and vice-versa.

The proposed project would reconstruct the existing, at-grade intersection of SR 53 at SR 183 in Dawson County, Georgia, to a three-legged one-lane roundabout. The total project length is estimated to be 0.56 mile.

Talbotton / Warm Springs Road will be widened for 1.9 miles between 7th Ave. and Woodruff Road / Hilton Ave in Columbus, Georgia.

Updated Project Description for Special Studies Addenda (Second Addendum for Archaeology) and CE Reevaluation (updated based upon 03/01/16 FFPR plans, reviewed by design 04/11/16):

The proposed work consists of milling, patching, resurfacing, curb cuts, striping, and raised pavement markers along SR 119 from CS 616 / Crawford St. to CR 104 / Priester Road in Effmgham County, Georgia. All work will take place within the existing right-of-way (ROW).

The proposed work consists of milling, patching, resurfacing, curb cuts, striping, and raised pavement markers along SR 208 from Harris county line to SR 41 in Talbot County, Georgia. All work will take place within the existing right-of-way (ROW).