Lotti, Teresa Ann

Project PM 2779 consists of the identification and disposal of a surplus property in Fulton County, Georgia. The surplus property consists of one parcel located at the adjacent to 1-75 Northbound and Ralph McGill Boulevard near the intersection of Courtland Street.

The proposed project would install sidewalks along Church Street at its intersection with West Broad Avenue and terminating across its Intersection with Sunset Boulevard into the parking lot of the Baker County School. A crosswalk will also be placed across Sunset Boulevard.

Project EDS-27(170) would widen the Cedartown Bypass in Polk County. The proposed project was subjected to two previous archaeological surveys in June of 1998 by Eric Duff and in August of 2001 by Teresa Lotti (HPD# HP000619-004). Since that time, the sediment basins have been enlarged.

Project BRZLB-71(30) would replace the existing bridge over the Ochlockonee River tributary on SW 13th Ave/CS 835 in the city of Moultrie, Georgia. The proposed project would include construction and slope easements on either side of SW 13th Ave./CS 835.

Project NHS-0000-00( 429) would reconstruct SR 35/US 319 beginning at Magnolia Lane and terminating at mile post 11.20 in Colquitt County. The proposed project would replace the existing depressed median and open ditches with a raised median.

Project NHS-0000-00(429) would reconstruct SR 35/US 319 beginning at Magnolia Lane and terminating at GA/FLA Railroad Inc. in Colquitt County. The proposed project was subjected to an archaeological survey in July of 2001 by Teresa Lotti (HPD# HP010710-006).

Project BHN-002-6(38) would construct two parallel bridges on SR 11/US 129 at Allen Creek in Jackson County. A new 175 foot by 38 foot bridge would be constructed east of the existing bridge to serve the southbound traffic.

MSL-0003-00(762) would install a changeable message sign (CMS) and a closed circuit television camera (CCTV) in Bibb County, Georgia. The CMS and CCTV will be located on 1-16 west bound at milepost 7.25 near Marion Road. No additional right-of-way will be required.

"In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto, project BR-0000-00(681), Elbert County has been surveyed with respect to archaeological resources, especially those on or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places (N

STP-002-4(2) proposes to construct four passing lanes and a turn lane on State Route 44 from the city of Eatonton in Putnam County southerly to the Jones County line. Passing lane #1 will provide a southbound passing lane between mil markers 0.05 and 1.10 for a total of 1.05 miles.