Garrow, Patrick H.

The purpose of this project was to identify and assess the historical and archaeological resources present within the 78 acre Bedford-Pine Urban Redevelopment Area, and was conducted at the request of the Atlanta Housing Authority.

The purpose of this study was to locate, identify, and assess the archaeological, botanical, and wildlife resources to be impacted by the proposed construction of the Chester 201 Wastewater Treatment Facilities.

This report details the methods and results of an intensive archaeological survey conducted along a proposed 125 foot wide and 15.4 mile long transmission line corridor in Putnam County, Georgia, at the request of the Georgia Power Company.

SSI conducted a cultural resource survey of the proposed Water and Sewer System Expansion and Related Areas for Walker County, Georgia.

The objective of this project was to conduct an archaeological survey of the areas to be impacted by construction of the proposed Utoy Creek Outfall Corridor in Atlanta, Georgia, under the provisions of a contract prepared on April 22, 1977.

The purpose of this project was to conduct an archaeological and botanical survey of the proposed Hahira 201 Facilities Plan in Hahira, Georgia, for Miller, Stevenson and Steinichen, Inc., Engineers.

The objective of this project is to locate, identify and evaluate the archaeological resources that will be impacted by the construction of the proposed extension of the Chickamauga 201 facility, Chickamauga, Georgia.

The city of Atlanta is planning to rehabilitate several neighborhood parks that will increase their service to the community.

An archaeological, botanical and wildlife survey was conducted for the Americus, Georgia 201 Facilities.

An archaeological and botanical survey was conducted on the proposed Blakely 201 Facilities Plan in Blakely, Georgia, for John J. Harte Associates, Inc. Authorization was received on October 3, 1977. Field work began on October 10 and was completed on October 12.