| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9543 | Koch, Christopher P., Renaud, Lindsey | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Indian Trail Lilburn Road Multiuse Path, Gwinnett County, Georgia | VHB conducted a Phase I archaeological survey for the proposed multiuse path in Gweinnett County from Norcross to Lilburn. Thomas Gresham previously surveyed the current survey area in 1994 for a separate project (PI#150250). |
Gwinnett County, GA | 2016 |
| 9660 | Renaud, Lindsey | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Brookhaven Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Upgrades | The proposed project would consist of the installation of fiber optic communication devices along approximately 5 miles of roadway (see Figure 1). |
DeKalb County, GA | 2017 |
| 9713 | Renaud, Lindsey | Phase l Archaeological Survey for Hurricane Matthew Emergency Repairs Along SR 204, Chatham County, Georgia | The proposed project PI #0015387, approximately ten miles southwest of Savannah, would make general repairs to facilities along SR 204 that were damaged by Hurricane Matthew in October 2016. |
Chatham County, GA | 2017 |
| 10039 | Renaud, Lindsey | GDOT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SHORT FORM FOR NEGATIVE FINDINGS: Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Bridge Replacement on CR 611/Biackhall Road at Rum Creek in Henry County, Georgia | The proposed project would reconstruct the existing structurally deficient bridge on Blackhall Road over Rum Creek in northwest Henry County. |
Henry County, GA | 2017 |
| 10080 | Renaud, Lindsey | Addendum Report to the Phase I Archaeological Investigation for the East-West One-Way Pair System Henry County, Georgia | Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. (VHB) conducted a Phase I archaeological survey addendum for project PI #321530, the proposed east-west one-way pair system in downtown McDonough, on behalf of the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOD. |
Henry County, GA | 2016 |
| 10118 | Renaud, Lindsey | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Stevens Creek Road Widening | The proposed project would widen Stevens Creek Road, starting at approximately 40 meters (130 feet) south of Mayo Road in Richmond County to approximately 145 meters (475 feet) north of Evans to Locks Road in Columbia County (Figures 1 and 2). |
Columbia County, GA | 2018 |
| 10120 | Renaud, Lindsey | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the SR 11/US 19 Bridge Replacement Over Boggs Creek, Lumpkin County, Georgia | The proposed project would replace a 1929 concrete bridge (bridge ID# 187-0007-0) carrying State Route (SR) 11/US 19 over Boggs Creek in Lumpkin County, Georgia (Figures 1 and 2). The bridge was widened in 1949 and is located 11 miles northeast of Dahlonega. |
Lumpkin County, GA | 2017 |
| 10899 | Pappas, Andrew A., Renaud, Lindsey | Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Western Gwinnett Bikeway Extension, Gwinnett County, Georgia | Original 2016 Project Description: The proposed project would consist of the construction of a 10-foot to 12-foot multi-use trail connecting Peachtree Industrial Boulevard (PIB) to Suwanee Creek Park (Figures 1 and 2). The proposed project consists of two segments. |
Gwinnett County, GA | 2018 |
| 12526 | Pappas, Andrew A., Blank, Andrew, Renaud, Lindsey | A Phase I Archaeological Resources Survey of the Proposed SR 128 Bridge Replacements at Patsiliga Creek and Its Overflow, Taylor County, GA | GDOT Project Pl No. 0013814 would replace the two bridges carrying State Route (SR) 128 over Patsiliga Creek and its overflow in Taylor County, Georgia. Bridge 269-0018-0 was constructed in 1937 over the Patsiliga Creek overflow, and has a sufficiency rating of 55.0. |
Taylor County, GA | 2018 |
| 13147 | Renaud, Lindsey | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Choice Terminal Inland Port, Decatur County, Georgia | The proposed project would construct a new rail spur and associated rail yard along a spur line of the Georgia Southwestern Railroad (Figure 1). |
Decatur County, GA | 2018 |
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