| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10985 | Carey, Travis, Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the CS 685/Barrows Ferry Road over Tobler Creek Bridge 009-5001-0, Baldwin County, Georgia | The proposed project would replace the existing 009-5001-0 on City Street (CS) 685/Barrows Ferry Road over Tobler Creek, northeast of Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia. |
Baldwin County, GA | 2018 |
| 12517 | Jennings, Lisa, Smith, Alex | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Road Improvements along SR 34 at I-85 in Coweta County, Georgia | The proposed project will construct a second right turn lane on the Interstate 85 (1-85) southbound exit ramp and signalize the dual right turn lanes from the 1-85 southbound exit ramp onto State Route (SR) 34. A right turn on red will be prohibited. |
Coweta County, GA | 2019 |
| 13168 | Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Rockdale 1-20 Lighting, Rockdale County, Georgia | The project proposes to install high mast lighting from Mile Post (MP) 77.4 Just west of the Sigman Road interchange) to MP 78.4 (just east of the Sigman Road interchange); and, from Mile Post (MP) 83.4 (just west of the Salem Road interchange) to MP 84. |
Rockdale County, GA | 2018 |
| 13725 | Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Townsend Tract, Long County, Georgia | The proposed project is located in the southwest portion of Long County approximately 4 miles south of the town of Ludowici. The proposed project is to conduct a block survey of the Townsend Tract which is 1,706 acres of Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) surplus property. |
Long County, GA | 2018 |
| 14240 | Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Bridge Replacement on US 29/State Route 8/ State Route 174 over the Hudson River, Franklin and Madison Counties, Georgia | Edwards-Pitman, Inc. |
Franklin County, GA | 2020 |
| 14393 | Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Improvements to Pedestrian Access in Five Locations in Downtown Sandersville, Washington County, Georgia | Project PI No. 0015402 is located in downtown Sandersville, Washington County, Georgia. |
Washington County, GA | 2021 |
| 14454 | Carey, Travis, Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey for State Route 520/US 280 at County Road 66/ Red Hill | The proposed project fixes a washout area adjacent to State Route (SR) 520 located about 6.4 kilometers (km) (4 miles [mi]) north of Richland in Stewart County, Georgia. |
Stewart County, GA | 2021 |
| 14469 | Jennings, Lisa, Lewis, Clifford Thomas | Third Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey for Advanced Signage in Six Locations on I-285 and SR 400, Fulton County, Georgia | Six new signage structures are proposed along Interstate (I-) 285 and State Route (SR) 400, in Fulton County, Georgia. Advanced roadway signage requirements were evaluated by the Design-Build-Finance (DBF) team for areas beyond the project APE. |
Fulton County, GA | 2021 |
| 14482 | Jennings, Lisa, Tarleton, Matthew | Second Addendum Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed SR 385 at Hazel Creek in Demorest Bridge Replacement, Habersham County, Georgia | The proposed project would replace the State Route (SR) 385/United States (US) 441 Business (SR 385) bridge, Structure ID 137-0006-0, over Hazel Creek in the city of Demorest, Georgia. The project length would be approximately 0.45 kilometers (km) (0.28 mile [mi]). |
Habersham County, GA | 2021 |
| 14487 | Jennings, Lisa | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Roundabout Construction at the Intersection of SR 219 at Bartley Road, Troup County, Georgia. | The proposed project is located in LaGrange, Georgia, which is situated in west-central Georgia. |
Troup County, GA | 2021 |
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