| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 399 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Proposed Intersection Improvements on State Route 515 at Antioch Church Road, Pickens County, Georgia |
The proposed project is located at the intersection of State Route (SR) 515 and Antioch Church Road between the cities of Elijay and Jasper, Pickens County, Georgia (Figure 1). The existing typical section consists of two northbound and two southbound 12-foot travel lanes. |
Pickens | 2015 |
| 7972 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Second Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey for Proposed Pedestrian Improvements in District 6 |
The proposed project would consist of upgrading pedestrian facilities at various locations throughout District 6. |
Chatham | 2013 |
| 8008 | Williams, Siska, Falvey, Lauren W. | Low Impact Bridge Program |
This project is part of a larger statewide bridge project that meet the program's "low impact'' requirements. These bridges are structurally deficient and will be replaced. |
Greene | 2014 |
| 8009 | Williams, Siska, Falvey, Lauren W. | Low Impact Bridge Program |
This project is part of a larger statewide bridge project that meet the program's "low impact'' requirements. These bridges are structurally deficient and will be replaced. |
Greene | 2014 |
| 8010 | Falvey, Lauren W., Baughman, Pamela J., Carlock, Michael D. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Proposed Culvert Replacement on State Route 22/U.S. 80 at Bailey Branch, Crawford County, Georga |
The proposed project would consist of replacing the existing culvert on State Road (SR) 22/U.S. 80 at Bailey Branch eight miles west of Roberta, Georgia (Figure 1). The existing culvert will be replaced with a reinforced concrete bridge measuring 160 feet long. and 40 feet wide. |
Greene | 2013 |
| 8011 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Proposed Culvert Replacement and Realignment of State Route 39 at Hannahatchee Creek Tributary, Stewart County, Georgia |
The proposed project is located on State Route (SR) 39 approximately 4.5 miles east of Omaha in Stewart County, Georgia (Figure 1). The project consists of realigning SR 39 and replacing the existing culvert over Hannahatchee Creek Tributary. |
Habersham | 1990 |
| 8030 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Resurfacing along State Route 26/US 80/Northside Drive East, Bulloch County, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of milling, resurfacing, leveling, patching, and curb cuts along a 2.5 mile section of State Route (SR) 26/US SO/Northside Drive East in Bulloch County. |
Glynn | 2005 |
| 8035 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Resurfacing along State Route 383, Columbia and Richmond Counties, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of milling, resurfacing, leveling, patching, and curb cuts along a 0.936 mile section of SR 383 from the I-20 overpass in Columbia County to Powell Road in Richmond County (Figure 1). |
Hall | 2014 |
| 8039 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Resurfacing along State Route 22, Muscogee County, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of milling, resurfacing, striping, raised pavement markers, and curb cuts along a 4.9 mile section of SR 22 Spur in Muscogee County. The project begins 50 feet east of SRl/US 27 Street and ends 1,222 feet west of Reese Road (Figure 1). |
Pulaski | 2011 |
| 8047 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Bridge Replacement over House Creek on US 129/SR 11 in Ben Hill County, Georgia: Addendum |
The proposed project would replace the existing substandard bridge on US 129/SR 11 crossing House Creek (Figure 1). The existing bridge is 297 feet long with two 12 foot lanes, two foot paved shoulder, and two foot sidewalk. |
Cherokee | 2014 |
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