| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9536 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey for proposed Maintenance of Peters Street Bridge over Norfolk Southern Railroad, Fulton, Georgia |
The proposed project consists of maintenance and rehabilitation of the Peters Street bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad in downtown Atlanta, Georgia (Figure 1). |
Fulton | 2016 |
| 9554 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Resurfacing along State Route 58 in Dade County, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of resurfacing, patching, milling, curb cuts, striping, and raised pavement markers with 4 foot earth shoulder filling along a 2.473 mile section of State Route (SR) 58 in Dade County from Cedar Lane to North Scenic Drive (Figure 1). |
Dade | 2016 |
| 9562 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for I-285 Bridge Rehabilitation at the I-75 Southbound and Northbound Ramps in Cobb County, Georgia |
The purpose of this project is bridge rehabilitation work at the I-285 bridges over the I-75 Southbound ramp (Structure ID 067-0100-0) and the I-75 Northbound ramp (Structure ID 067-0103-0) in Cobb County, Georgia. |
Cobb | 2016 |
| 9685 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Intersection Improvements along State Route 10/Broad Street in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of equipment upgrades, pedestrian accommodations and updating pedestrian facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act standards at seven intersections along a 0.6 mile section of State Route (SR) 10/Broad Street in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia. |
Clarke | 2016 |
| 9725 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Proposed Maintenance of Peters Street Bridge over Norfolk Southern Railroad, Fulton, Georgia |
The proposed project consists of maintenance and rehabilitation of the Peters Street bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad in downtown Atlanta, Georgia (Figure 1). |
Fulton | 2016 |
| 9834 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Proposed Bridge Replacement on State Route 158 over Willacoochee River, Berrien, Irwin, and Coffee Counties, Georgia |
The project is located on State Route (SR) 158, 1.2 miles west of SR 90, when Berrien, Irwin, and Coffee Counties meet (Figure 1). The proposed project would replace the existing SR 158 bridge over Willacoochee River (Bridge ID 0 19-0034-0). |
Berrien | 2017 |
| 9943 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Resurfacing along State Route 17 in Effingham County, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of resurfacing, patching, milling, striping, raised pavement markers, four foot earth shoulder filling, and curb cuts for wheelchair ramps along an 9.926 mile section of State Route (SR) 17 in Effingham County from SR 30 to Samuel Smalls Senior A venue in downtown Guyto |
Effingham | 2017 |
| 9948 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Intersection Improvements, SR 38/US 84/Oglethorpe Highway at CR 73/Old Sunbury Road and CR 75/Old Hines Road in Flemington, Liberty County, Georgia |
The proposed project would take place on State Route (SR) 38/US 84/0glethorpe |
Liberty | 2017 |
| 9949 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Streetscaping on US 341/State Route 27 in McRae, Telfair County, Georgia |
The project is located along US 341 between 2nd Avenue and 1st Avenue in McRae, Telfair County, Georgia (Figure 1). |
Telfair | 2017 |
| 9950 | Falvey, Lauren W. | Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Intersection Improvements along State Route 10/Broad Street in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia |
The proposed work consists of equipment upgrades, pedestrian accommodations and updating pedestrian facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act standards at seven intersections along State Route (SR) 10/Broad Street in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia. |
Clarke | 2017 |
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