Gresham, Thomas H.

The University of Georgia is considering making some improvements to the University’s Campus Transit Facility located on Riverbend Road, southeast of the main campus (Figure 1).

In August of 2016 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. conducted a phase I archeological survey of the proposed Sycamore Tap 115/25 kV transmission line and Sycamore 115/46/25 kV substation in south central Turner County, Georgia.

The University of Georgia wishes to renovate the ca. 1965, nine-story Brumby dormitory building that is bounded by Baxter Street, Church Street and to the south by a former segment of Peabody Street, now a parking lot (Figure 1).

The University of Georgia 's College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences became a partner in converting a ca. 77-acre private camp south of Atlanta into a State-supported 4-H center in 2003.

This report presents the results of an intensive archeological survey of a proposed 6.5 km (4.1 mi) long electrical transmission line in northern Gwinnett County that the Georgia Transmission Corporation wishes to construct.

As you know, I first visited the site at your invitation on March 28,2014 in order to confirm that this really is a cemetery and to provide you with advice on how the presence of the cemetery affects your surrounding borrowing/landfilling operation.

The City of Chattahoochee Hills, in southern Fulton County, wishes to construct a boat ramp into the Chattahoochee River from the 16-ac Chattahoochee Park that is owned by the City.

North Georgia Renewables, LLC wishes to construct a solar energy facility on a 7-ac (2.8-ha) tract of pasture land embedded in a larger tract in west central Union County. Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc.

The Ellijay-Gilmer Co. Water & Sewerage Authority wishes to expand its sanitary sewer system to serve the Gilmer County jail that is located on SR 52 south of Ellijay.

The proposed project STP-189-1 (26), Fulton County, P.I. No. 730880 will widen and reconstruct State Bridge Road from Kimball Bridge Road to Medlock Bridge Road, for a distance of 3.54 miles. The existing roadway consists of one-travel lane in each direction with turning lanes in some areas.