Central Savannah River Area
Unconstrained
Investment List
Report
TIA2010
June 2011
TIA2010 DELIVERY AND IMPLEMENTATION ASSISTANCE Unconstrained Investment List Report
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 Introduction
⋅ .. TIA2010 Overview
⋅ .. Unconstrained Investment List
⋅ .. Project Cost Estimates and Readiness
⋅ .. Public Benefits
⋅ .. Major Next Steps
Section 2 Unconstrained Investment List
⋅ .. Burke County
⋅ .. Columbia County
⋅ .. Glascock County
⋅ .. Hancock County
⋅ .. Jefferson County
⋅ .. Jenkins County
⋅ .. Lincoln County
⋅ .. McDuffie County
⋅ .. Richmond County
⋅ .. Taliaferro County
⋅ .. Warren County
⋅ .. Washington County
⋅ .. Wilkes County
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Regional Transportation Roundtable - Central Savannah River Area (CSRA)
Jurisdiction Title Name Burke County Chairman R. Wayne Crockett Burke County Mayor George Deloach Columbia County Chairman Ron Cross Columbia County Mayor Bobby Culpepper Glascock County Chairman Anthony Griswell Glascock County Mayor Scott Lamb Hancock County Chairman Samuel Duggan Hancock County Mayor William Evans Jefferson County Chairman William Rabun Jefferson County Mayor Lester Hadden Jenkins County Chairman James Henry Jenkins County Mayor Albert Rocker Lincoln County Chairman Wade Johnson Lincoln County Mayor Henry Brown McDuffie County Chairman Charlie G. Newton McDuffie County Mayor Kenneth Usry Richmond County Commissioner Joe Jackson Richmond County Mayor Deke Copenhaver Taliaferro County Chairman Charles Ware Taliaferro County Mayor J. Herrman Milner Warren County Chairman John Graham Warren County Mayor Tony Mimbs Washington County Chairman Horace M. Daniel Washington County Mayor James Andrews Wilkes County Chairman Sam J. Moore Wilkes County Mayor W. E. Burns Georgia House Appointees Representative, District 117 Lee Anderson Georgia House Appointees Representative, District 119 Barbara Sims Senator Appointments Senator, District 22 Hardie Davis
CHAIRMAN Ron Cross
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Name Ron Cross Voting Member Joe Jackson Voting Member Sam J. Moore Voting Member Kenneth Usry Voting Member James Henry Voting Member Lee Anderson Non-Voting House Representative Barbara Sims Non-Voting House Representative Hardie Davis Non-Voting Senate Representative
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TIA2010 Overview The Transportation Investment Act of 2010 (TIA2010) provides a legal mechanism in which regions throughout the state have the ability to impose a 1% sales tax to fund needed transportation improvements within their region. TIA2010 establishes 12 transportation districts throughout Georgia that follow state designated Regional Commission (RC) boundaries. Additionally, the law established Regional Transportation Roundtables (RTRs) consisting of elected officials from the counties and cities, and three non‐voting legislators that make up a transportation district. The RTRs are charged with approving an investment list of transportation projects. This list will be selected by the RTR from an unconstrained example list provided by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) Director of Planning based on recommendations from the RTR Executive Committee. An overview of the project selection process is provided in the graphic below.
TIA2010 Project Selection Process
In 2012, the public will vote on the sales tax and list of specific transportation projects to be funded with the resulting revenue. In Summer 2012, voters in each of the 12 regions will have the opportunity to vote yes or no on an additional one percent sales tax for transportation in their region. No counties or municipalities are permitted to be exempt from the tax if approved. After the 10 year period, a region can reinstate the tax through the same process as described above.
TIA2010 DELIVERY AND IMPLEMENTATION ASSISTANCE Unconstrained Investment List Report
Unconstrained Example Investment List This document comprises the Unconstrained Example Investment List for the Central Savannah River Area Region. The list represents potential transportation projects desired for inclusion on the Constrained Final Investment List, which would be funded through TIA2010 tax revenue. The projects have been submitted by local governments, MPOs and GDOT. This list is unconstrained by the projected tax revenues for the region and will be required to be reduced by Executive Committee and RTR to meet anticipated funding levels, while maximizing public benefits. It should be noted that this list reflects projects to be funded from the regional share (75%) of the region’s TIA2010 revenues, and that by formula 25% of the overall funds, called discretionary funds, will be available to local governments for projects that are more local in nature.
The Executive Committees of the RTRs are a critical component of the TIA2010 project selection process. As shown in the graphic on the previous page, they are tasked with review of the projects contained in this report and development of the Constrained Draft Investment List for consideration by the entire RTRs by August 15, 2011. The projected TIA2010 revenues (as determined by the State Economist) for each region should be available sometime in June 2011. The Executive Committee will also be responsible for conducting, at a minimum, two public meetings to gather input on the projects for the Constrained Draft Investment List.
Project Cost Estimates and Readiness The cost estimates contained on the project sheets reflect those provided by the applicant and, in some instances, clarified by GDOT for proper reporting. It is imperative that consistent and accurate levels of project cost estimates are utilized in the TIA2010 process. Thus, the estimates included in this report are currently under review, and will be vetted throughout the project evaluation process to refine them for use in selecting the constrained list for each region. Estimates are reflected in current year un‐inflated dollars. For the Central Savannah River Area region, the estimated costs for the Unconstrained Example Investment List total approximately $2.6 billion.
In order to assist the Executive Committees with the evaluation of projects, applicants were also asked to identify the phase of development for projects as appropriate. This information will help ascertain if any environmental, design, or right‐of‐way acquisition has already taken place for the proposed projects. If nothing is shown in this field within the project sheet, no work has been started on the project and/or this portion of the application was left blank by the applicant.
Public Benefits Each project on the list has been considered for its potential public benefits. Categories of public benefits include congestion relief, economic development, safety and security, and increasing modal options, which were evaluated and applied by GDOT based on the descriptions below:
• Supporting Georgia’s economic growth and competitiveness: This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter‐regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. TIA2010 DELIVERY AND IMPLEMENTATION ASSISTANCE Unconstrained Investment List Report
• Ensuring safety and security: This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
• Maximizing the value of Georgia’s assets: This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
• Increasing Modal Options (Transit): This project will provide mobility options for all travelers; improve access to employment; and help mitigate congestion and maximize the use of existing infrastructure by promoting high‐occupancy travel.
• Increasing Modal Options (Bike/Ped): This project could have a positive impact(s) for the local corridor and community while enhancing the efficiency and mobility of the regional transportation system. Other examples of possible benefits are: enhancing activity centers and the connectivity between other activity centers, reducing environmental impacts, and benefiting local communities and public health.
Major Next Steps
As stated, from the Unconstrained Example List, development of the Constrained Draft Investment List will be the first attempt to gauge the level of effort that can be funded through TIA2010 revenues. Thus, major next steps in the TIA2010 process include:
• Developing a Constrained Draft Investment List from the Unconstrained Example Investment List. The Executive Committee of the RTR will develop and submit a Constrained Draft Investment List to the full RTR membership for consideration by August 15, 2011. • Approval of a Constrained Final Investment List. This list must be approved by the full RTR membership by October 15, 2011 and then submitted by the Director of Planning to the General Assembly.
Unconstrained Project Listing
Central Savannah River Area Burke County Project ID Project Name RC07-000001 Burke County Airport Project
RC07-000002 HIGHWAY 56 WIDENING PROJECT – PHASE II
RC07-000003 HIGHWAY 56 WIDENING PROJECT PHASE III
RC07-000004 HIGHWAY 56 WIDENING PROJECT PHASE IV
RC07-000005 HWY 56 WIDENING – PHASE I
RC07-000006 Regional Rural Transit System
RC07-000007 Sardis Truck Route
RC07-000008 SR 17 Passing Lanes
RC07-000009 Westside Truck Route - Waynesboro Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000001 Project Name: Burke County Airport Project
GDOT ID:
Project Description: extend the runway at the Burke County Airport (BGX) from 3,500 feet to over 5,000 feet.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 9% of the total project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $200,000 $10,000 revenues. The project would extend the runway at the Burke County Airport (BGX) from 3,500 feet to over 5,000 feet. The extension of the runway would allow corporate ROW $115,000 $0 jets to use the airport and greatly enhance our ability to recruit industry. The project CST $2,500,000 $250,000 has the potential to create jobs in the area around the airport and at industries across the area. The expansion at Plant Vogtle will generate more air traffic and the traffic Total $2,815,000 $260,000 could potentially use the Burke County Airport rather than fly in to Daniel Field or Thomson. Additionally, the apron expansion would relieve crowding and congestion at other area airports such as Daniel Field.
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000002 Project Name: HIGHWAY 56 WIDENING PROJECT – PHASE II
GDOT ID: 8433
Project Description: This project is for the widening of Highway 56 from the US 25 Bypass North to Cates Mead Road.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $130,000 $130,000 ROW $300,000 $300,000 CST $1,300,000 $1,300,000 Total $1,730,000 $1,730,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000003 Project Name: HIGHWAY 56 WIDENING PROJECT PHASE III
GDOT ID: 8433
Project Description: This project would widen SR 56 from Cates Mead Road to SR 80 - a distance of 0.71 miles.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $50,000 $50,000 ROW $100,000 $100,000 CST $380,000 $380,000 Total $530,000 $530,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000004 Project Name: HIGHWAY 56 WIDENING PROJECT PHASE IV
GDOT ID: 8433
Project Description: Widen 6.8 miles of Highway 56 to four lanes from the SR 80 to SR 23.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $300,000 $300,000 ROW $900,000 $900,000 CST $3,400,000 $3,400,000 Total $4,600,000 $4,600,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000005 Project Name: HWY 56 WIDENING – PHASE I
GDOT ID: 8433
Project Description: Widen 1.35 miles of Highway 56 to four lanes from the Richmond/Burke County Line to SR 23.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will widen 1.35 of Highway 56 to four lanes from the Richmond/Burke CST $675,000 $675,000 County Line to SR 23. Total $675,000 $675,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000006 Project Name: Regional Rural Transit System
GDOT ID: T003150
Project Description: The proposal is to create and operate one rural transit system throughout the CSRA region, rather than operate in 13 separate systems in each of the various counties.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 40% of the total project costs be funded through TR-O $30,000,000 $15,860,000 TIA2010 revenues. TR-C $13,000,000 $1,300,000 Total $43,000,000 $17,160,000
Public Benefit Notes Increasing Modal Options This project will provide mobility options for all travelers; improve access to employment; and help mitigate congestion (Transit) and maximize the use of existing infrastructure by promoting high-occupancy travel.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000007 Project Name: Sardis Truck Route
GDOT ID:
Project Description: Truck Bypass. 1.6 miles long.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested TIA funds requested for PE Phase only. PE $1,000,000 $1,000,000 ROW $200,000 $200,000 CST $800,000 $800,000 Total $2,000,000 $2,000,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000008 Project Name: SR 17 Passing Lanes
GDOT ID:
Project Description: The project would add one passing lane east bound and west bound on SR 17 between Midville and SR 78 and another passing lane east bound and west bound on SR 17 between Midville and the Jenkins County line.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested SR 17 passing lane between SR 78 & Jenkins County line. PE $150,000 $150,000 ROW $200,000 $200,000 CST $1,000,000 $1,000,000 Total $1,350,000 $1,350,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000009 Project Name: Westside Truck Route - Waynesboro
GDOT ID:
Project Description: The project is to construct a truck route on Waynesboro’s west side that will connect SR 56 with US 25 and on to SR 56 North.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Burke County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The route could be 1.7 miles if existing roads are included in the route, or 2.7 miles if a PE $100,000 $100,000 totally new roadway is used. Route will likely improve existing roads to 12 foot lanes ROW $120,000 $120,000 CST $1,350,000 $1,350,000 Total $1,570,000 $1,570,000
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing
Central Savannah River Area Columbia County Project ID Project Name RC07-000010 Bridge Replacement on SR 47 at Keg Creek 6.9 Miles North of Appling
RC07-000011 CR 580/North Belair Road from SR 104@SR 383 to SR 28/Furys Ferry Widening
RC07-000012 CR 580/North Belair Road@CSX Railroad SW of SR 28 Rehabilitation
RC07-000013 I-20 ATMS/Communications/Surveillance FM SR 388/Columbia to SC
RC07-000014 I-20 from McDuffie County Line to SR 383 Widening
RC07-000015 I-20 Park and Ride Facility-Exit 190
RC07-000016 I-20/SR 221 Bridge Replacement and Intersection Improvements
RC07-000017 Old Petersburg Road/Old Evans Road from Baston Road to Washington Road Improvements
RC07-000018 Sawdust Rd Railroad Crossing and Realignment
RC07-000019 SR 1017/Flowing Wells Road FM I-20 to SR 104/Washington Road Improvements
RC07-000020 SR 232 @ Walton Branch 4 MI Northeast of Grovetown Bridge Replacement
RC07-000021 SR 232 FM CR 221/Old Belair Road to SR 383/Belair Road Widening
RC07-000022 SR 232 Widening from CR 238/Chamblin Road to CR 221/Old Belair Road
RC07-000023 SR 232 Widening from SR 104 to CR 579
RC07-000024 SR 28 FM South Carolina Line to CR 1236/Evans to Locks Road Widening
RC07-000025 SR 388/Horizon South Parkway Widening from I-20 to SR 232/Columbia Road
RC07-000026 SR 388/Wrightsboro Rd/Grovetown Sidewalk
RC07-000027 SR 47/US 221 @ Greenbrier Creek 2.5 MI NE of Appling Bridge Replacement
RC07-000028 Widen SR 10/US 78/Gordon Highway from Four Lane in Harlem to SR 223
RC07-000029 Widen SR 104 From CR 80/MP 11.95 Southeast to Northwest of SR 47 at Pollards Corner
RC07-000030 Widen SR 104 From MP 8.95 South of CR 515 to MP 11.95 South of CR 80
RC07-000031 Widen SR 388 from CR 571/Wrightsboro Road to I-20
RC07-000032 Widen SR 388 from SR 223 to CR 571/Wrightsboro Road
RC07-000033 Widen Stevens Creek Road from Evans Road to Locks Road to Claussen Road
RC07-000034 Widen Wrightsboro Road from SR 388 to SR 383/Jimmie Dyess Parkway
RC07-000035 Wrightsboro Rd. / Chamblin Rd Roundabout Intersection Improvement Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000010 Project Name: Bridge Replacement on SR 47 at Keg Creek 6.9 Miles North of Appling
GDOT ID: 232305
Project Description: replace bridge
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The project would involve the replacement of a bridge on SR 47 over Keg Creek, PE $207,209 $207,209 which is located approximately 6.9 miles north of Appling, Georgia. The project proposes to construct a new 195 ft x 44 ft concrete bridge over Keg Creek at the ROW $135,404 $135,404 existing bridge site. The approaches would consist of two 12 ft lanes with 10 ft CST $4,369,589 $4,369,589 shoulders (4 ft paved). Traffic would be maintained during construction through the utilization an off-site detour. This project would consist of closing SR 47 during Total $4,712,202 $4,712,202 construction and temporarily routing traffic along SR 150 from Pollard`s Corner to CR 986 and back to SR 47. The existing bridge would be demolished and a new bridge constructed in the same area as the old bridge. Once construction is completed, traffic would be returned to SR 47.
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000011 Project Name: CR 580/North Belair Road from SR 104@SR 383 to SR 28/Furys Ferry Widening
GDOT ID:
Project Description: Widening of CR 580 from SR 104/SR 383 to SR 28/Fury`s Ferry Road
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE Auth. PE $33,176 $33,176 ROW $1,984,000 $1,984,000 CST $7,925,902 $7,925,902 Total $9,943,078 $9,943,078
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000012 Project Name: CR 580/North Belair Road@CSX Railroad SW of SR 28 Rehabilitation
GDOT ID:
Project Description: This project will add shoulders and wider lanes on CR 580/North Belair Road across railroad tracks, it will widen the bridge which will prevent bottle necking of vehicles after construction of planned adjacent projects.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $102,000 $102,000 CST $774,061 $774,061 Total $876,061 $876,061
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000013 Project Name: I-20 ATMS/Communications/Surveillance FM SR 388/Columbia to SC
GDOT ID:
Project Description: This project, along I-20, will provide an Advanced Traffic Monitoring System working under an Intelligent Transportation System which will improve safety, enhances mobility, and increases overall system efficiency.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $15,824,986 $15,824,986 Total $15,824,986 $15,824,986
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000014 Project Name: I-20 from McDuffie County Line to SR 383 Widening
GDOT ID: 0008145
Project Description: Widening I-20 from 4 to 6 lanes from McDuffie County Line to SR 383.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Widening, reconstruction and rehabilitation of I-20 from McDuffie County Line to SR PE $3,516,100 $3,516,100 383. ROW $17,946,036 $17,946,036 PE $150,613,259 $150,613,259 SCP $7,000,000 $7,000,000 Total $179,075,395 $179,075,395
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000015 Project Name: I-20 Park and Ride Facility-Exit 190
GDOT ID:
Project Description: Park and Ride Lot at exit 190 (Lewiston Rd/Horizon South Pkwy) in SW or NE quadrant.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $409,000 $409,000 ROW $250,000 $250,000 CST $4,092,900 $4,092,900 Total $4,751,900 $4,751,900
Public Benefit Notes Increasing Modal Options This project will provide mobility options for all travelers; improve access to employment; and help mitigate congestion (Transit) and maximize the use of existing infrastructure by promoting high-occupancy travel.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000016 Project Name: I-20/SR 221 Bridge Replacement and Intersection Improvements
GDOT ID:
Project Description: Bridge replacement and intersection safety improvements at the junction of I-20 and SR 221 and to correct sight distance issue.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,000,000 $1,000,000 ROW $40,000 $40,000 CST $10,000,000 $10,000,000 Total $11,040,000 $11,040,000
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
Project Location Project Sheet
Project Number: RC07-000017 Project Name: Old Petersburg Road/Old Evans Road from Baston Road to Washington Road Improvements
GDOT ID: 250470
Project Description: Widen Old Petersburg Road/Old Evans Road from 2 to 4 lanes.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Improvements from Baston Road to Washington Road. CST phase in STIP. PE $2,766,635 $2,766,635 ROW $35,274,813 $35,274,813 CST $28,389,000 $28,389,000 Total $66,430,448 $66,430,448
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000018 Project Name: Sawdust Rd Railroad Crossing and Realignment
GDOT ID:
Project Description: Re-alignment of Sawdust Road to change point of crossing with existing railroad.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested 1880 feet of new two lane surface street, 1750 linear feet of widening on Gordon Hwy PE $421,000 $421,000 and improvements to an existing railroad crossing. R/W in STIP. ROW $43,000 $43,000 CST $4,205,360 $4,205,360 Total $4,669,360 $4,669,360
Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000019 Project Name: SR 1017/Flowing Wells Road FM I-20 to SR 104/Washington Road Improvements
GDOT ID: 250600
Project Description: SR 107 widening from 2 to 4 lanes.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 98% of the total project costs be funded through PE $565,700 $0 TIA2010 revenues. This project is located near the border of Columbia and Richmond Counties. The project consists of widening and improvements to Flowing Wells Road ROW $23,499,000 $23,499,000 from the I-20/Wheeler Road interchange to S.R. 104/Washington Road for a length of CST $10,506,000 $10,506,000 1.6 miles. The project widens Flowing Wells Road from two through lanes to four through lanes with a 20 foot wide raised median extending from I-20 to SR Total $34,570,700 $34,005,000 232/Columbia Road and a 16 foot wide flush median from SR 232/Columbia Road to SR 104/Washington Road. Bicycle lanes and five foot wide sidewalks will be constructed on both sides of the road. New right and left turn lanes will be provided at each side street as warranted. New signalization will be added at intersections of Flowing Wells Road and the side roads where warranted.
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000020 Project Name: SR 232 @ Walton Branch 4 MI Northeast of Grovetown Bridge Replacement
GDOT ID: 0007167
Project Description: replace bridge
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will increase the travel lanes and shoulders of the bridge. PE $762,821 $762,821 ROW $138,979 $138,979 CST $10,725,871 $10,725,871 UTL $853,579 $853,579 Total $12,481,250 $12,481,250
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000021 Project Name: SR 232 FM CR 221/Old Belair Road to SR 383/Belair Road Widening
GDOT ID: 231440
Project Description: Widen SR 232 from 2 to 4 lanes
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE Auth. This project consists of the widening and reconstruction of State Route 232 PE $490,000 $490,000 from Old Belair Road (CR 221) to Belair Road (SR 383). The proposed roadway consists of two 12` lanes in each direction separated by a 14` flush median with 16` ROW $1,910,000 $1,910,000 urban shoulders. This project also widens the bridge over Crawford Creek. Included CST $8,542,073 $8,542,073 with this project is a signal upgrade at the intersection of State Route 232 and State Route 383. A new signal will be installed at the intersection of State Route 232 and Total $10,942,073 $10,942,073 Old Belair Road (CR 221). This project will be constructed using stage construction.
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000022 Project Name: SR 232 Widening from CR 238/Chamblin Road to CR 221/Old Belair Road
GDOT ID: 0008349
Project Description: Widening SR 232 from 2 to 4 lanes from CR 238/Chamblin Road to CR 221/Old Belair Road.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project works in conjunction with other projects identified and/or completed to PE $2,751,039 $2,751,039 finish the widening of this major commuter route to four lanes in its entirety.This project would open this section of roadway and aid in preventing the bottle neck of ROW $1,526,067 $1,526,067 vehicles during peak hours. PI 0008349; all phases LR. CST $34,387,987 $34,387,987 UTL $6,540,825 $6,540,825 Total $45,205,918 $45,205,918
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network.
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Project Number: RC07-000023 Project Name: SR 232 Widening from SR 104 to CR 579
GDOT ID: 0008353
Project Description: SR 232 Widening from SR 104 to CR 579.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested UTL $2,270,580 $2,270,580 ROW $15,475,200 $15,475,200 PE $793,080 $793,080 CST $9,913,506 $9,913,506 Total $28,452,366 $28,452,366
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000024 Project Name: SR 28 FM South Carolina Line to CR 1236/Evans to Locks Road Widening
GDOT ID: 0008346
Project Description: Widening SR 28 from 2 to 4 lanes South Carolina Line to CR 1236/Evans to Locks Road.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested project number, CSSTP-0008-00(346), was cited to the MPO Long Range Plan that PE $623,096 $623,096 resembles a GDOT ID. ROW $8,932,239 $8,932,239 CST $32,788,701 $32,788,701 SCP $7,738,550 $7,738,550 Total $50,082,586 $50,082,586
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000025 Project Name: SR 388/Horizon South Parkway Widening from I-20 to SR 232/Columbia Road
GDOT ID: 0008350
Project Description: Widening SR 388/Horizon South Parkway from 2 to 4 lanes from I-20 to SR 232/Columbia Road.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The purpose of the project is to widen SR 388/Horizon South Parkway to relieve PE $485,371 $485,371 congestion and improve LOS. The road widening project would improve the LOS for this major commuter route. Additionally, the project would provide a better access to ROW $3,646,963 $3,646,963 an area that is currently experiencing major growth. PI 8350; Scoping phase CST $17,887,449 $17,887,449 authorized in 2011. UTL $3,550,075 $3,550,075 Total $25,569,858 $25,569,858
Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection.
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Project Number: RC07-000026 Project Name: SR 388/Wrightsboro Rd/Grovetown Sidewalk
GDOT ID:
Project Description: Construct a sidewalk within the City limits of Grovetown, Columbia County, along the northside of SR 388/Wrightsboro Rd. between Goodale Ln. and SR 388/Horizon South Parkway.
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $12,615 $12,615 CST $126,150 $126,150 Total $138,765 $138,765
Public Benefit Notes Increasing Modal Options This project could have a positive impact(s) for the local corridor and community while enhancing the efficiency and (Bike/Ped) mobility of the regional transportation system. Other examples of possible benefits are: enhancing activity centers and the connectivity between other activity centers, reducing environmental impacts, and benefiting local communities and public health.
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Project Number: RC07-000027 Project Name: SR 47/US 221 @ Greenbrier Creek 2.5 MI NE of Appling Bridge Replacement
GDOT ID: 0007168
Project Description: Bridge Replacement
Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes
County: Columbia County
Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested 7KLVSURMHFWSURSRVHVWRFRQVWUXFWDQHZIW[IWFRQFUHWHEULGJHRYHU PE $150,000 $150,000 *UHHQEULHU&UHHNRQ8665PLOHVQRUWKHDVWRI$SSOLQJ*HRUJLD7KH ROW $271,104 $271,104 LQWHUVHFWLRQRI&RXQW\5RDGVKDOOEHVKLIWHGWRWKHQRUWKDSSUR[LPDWHO\IWLQ RUGHUWRDFFRPPRGDWHIRUUHTXLUHGDGGLWLRQDOEULGJHOHQJWK7KHDSSURDFKHVRQHDFK CST $2,171,511 $2,171,511 VLGHRIWKHEULGJHVKDOOFRQVLVWRIRQH@IWODQHLQHDFKGLUHFWLRQZLWKIWUXUDO VKRXOGHUV7KHUXUDOVKRXOGHUVVKDOOLQFOXGHIWSDYHGVKRXOGHUVZLWKUXPEOHVWULSV Total $2,592,615 $2,592,615 'XULQJFRQVWUXFWLRQWKHH[LVWLQJEULGJHVKDOOEHFORVHGDQGWKHWUDIILFGHWRXUHGYLDDQ RIIVLWHGHWRXU7KLVSURMHFWVKDOOUHTXLUHIWWRIWDGGLWLRQDOULJKWRIZD\ZLGWKRQ ERWKVLGHVRI65DQGIWWRIWRQ Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000028 Project Name: Widen SR 10/US 78/Gordon Highway from Four Lane in Harlem to SR 223 GDOT ID: 221790 Project Description: SR 10/US 78/Gordon Highway would be widened from Four Lane in Harlem to SR 223. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $44,676 $44,676 ROW $6,563,151 $6,563,151 CST $43,811,121 $43,811,121 Total $50,418,948 $50,418,948 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000029 Project Name: Widen SR 104 From CR 80/MP 11.95 Southeast to Northwest of SR 47 at Pollards Corner GDOT ID: 221800 Project Description: widening SR 104 from 2 to 4 lanes from CR 80/MP 11.95 southeast to northwest of SR 47 at Pollards Corner. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $510,490 $510,490 ROW $8,165,434 $8,165,434 CST $19,873,754 $19,873,754 UTL $708,358 $708,358 Total $29,258,036 $29,258,036 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000030 Project Name: Widen SR 104 From MP 8.95 South of CR 515 to MP 11.95 South of CR 80 GDOT ID: 221805 Project Description: Widening SR 104 from 2 to 4 lanesfrom MP 8.95 south of CR 515 to MP 11.95 south of CR 80. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PI 221805; all phases LR PE $624,245 $624,245 ROW $12,741,869 $12,741,869 CST $17,566,807 $17,566,807 UTL $438,960 $438,960 Total $31,371,881 $31,371,881 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000031 Project Name: Widen SR 388 from CR 571/Wrightsboro Road to I-20 GDOT ID: 0008351 Project Description: Widen SR 388 from CR 571/Wrightsboro Road to I-20. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,473,872 $1,473,872 ROW $2,350,950 $2,350,950 CST $18,423,397 $18,423,397 UTL $2,932,500 $2,932,500 Total $25,180,719 $25,180,719 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000032 Project Name: Widen SR 388 from SR 223 to CR 571/Wrightsboro Road GDOT ID: 0008347 Project Description: Widening SR 388 from 2 to 4 lanes from SR 223 to CR 571/Wrightsboro Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PI 0008347, scoping phase in 2011. PE $645,109 $645,109 ROW $2,106,760 $2,106,760 CST $8,063,865 $8,063,865 UTL $1,205,250 $1,205,250 Total $12,020,984 $12,020,984 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000033 Project Name: Widen Stevens Creek Road from Evans Road to Locks Road to Claussen Road GDOT ID: 0008352 Project Description: Widen Stevens Creek Road from 2 to 4 lanes from Evans Road to Locks Road to Claussen Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,830,444 $1,830,444 ROW $3,798,243 $3,798,243 CST $22,880,553 $22,880,553 UTL $6,542,760 $6,542,760 Total $35,052,000 $35,052,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000034 Project Name: Widen Wrightsboro Road from SR 388 to SR 383/Jimmie Dyess Parkway GDOT ID: 0008348 Project Description: Widening Wrightsboro Road from 2 to 4 lanes from SR 388 to SR 383/Jimmie Dyess Parkway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PI 0008348; all phases LR PE $2,278,010 $2,278,010 ROW $5,899,287 $5,899,287 CST $28,475,120 $28,475,120 UTL $5,958,750 $5,958,750 Total $42,611,167 $42,611,167 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000035 Project Name: Wrightsboro Rd. / Chamblin Rd Roundabout Intersection Improvement GDOT ID: Project Description: Construct a roundabout intersection at the intersection of Chamblin Rd/Wrightsboro Rd. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Columbia County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $92,700 $92,700 ROW $40,000 $40,000 CST $927,000 $927,000 Total $1,059,700 $1,059,700 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Glascock County Project ID Project Name RC07-000036 Edgehill Mitchell Road CR 113 Improvements RC07-000037 Mitchell-Warrenton Road (CR112) Improvement Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000036 Project Name: Edgehill Mitchell Road CR 113 Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: Widen and improve Edgehill Mitchell Road/CR 113 from SR 123 and SR 171. This project will make Improvements from 20` wide to 28` wide. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Glascock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $3,351,385 $3,351,385 ROW $9,500 $9,500 CST $41,892,318 $41,892,318 Total $45,253,203 $45,253,203 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000037 Project Name: Mitchell-Warrenton Road (CR112) Improvement GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is located on Mitchell-Warrenton Road (CR 112) and extends into Warren County. This project would improve the current 2-lane road from 20` to 28`. This new 28` widened road will connect Hwy 102 (Glascock County) to Hwy 16 (Warren County). Starting at the intersection of Hwy 102 and Mitchell-Warrenton Road (CR 112) to County Line Road (CR 115) this would require widening of 3.3 miles of roadway. Then at the intersection of County Line Road to Hwy 16 (Warren County) this would require widening of 7.1 miles of roadway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Glascock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,701,472 $1,701,472 ROW $6,000 $6,000 CST $21,268,408 $21,268,408 Total $22,975,880 $22,975,880 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Hancock County Project ID Project Name RC07-000038 Gettis Street Improvement Project RC07-000039 Hwy 22 West Improvement Project RC07-000040 Little Ogeechee Bridge (SR 16) RC07-000041 SR 16 Bridge Replacement at Two Mile Creek RC07-000042 SR 16 East Sidewalk Project RC07-000043 Widen SR 15 From West Warthen Bypass to East Sparta Bypass Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000038 Project Name: Gettis Street Improvement Project GDOT ID: Project Description: &RQVWUXFWLQJVLGHZDONVUHVXUIDFLQJDQGFRQVWUXFWLQJDGHTXDWHVWRUPZDWHUFROOHFWLRQV\VWHPFXUELQJSLSLQJDORQJ *HWWLVVWUHHWORFDWHGZLWKLQWKHFLW\OLPLWVRI6SDUWDDORQJPLOHVRIURDGZD\ 1RSURMHFWOLPLWVSURYLGHGLQDSSOLFDWLRQ Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Hancock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested There currently is no storm water collection system on Gettis Street. During heavy and PE $72,000 $72,000 moderate rains, water collects along the street and on the street causing serious safety problems. The street also leads to a low to moderate income residential area & CST $720,000 $720,000 sidewalks need to be constructed so that pedestrians do not risk stepping on Gettis Total $792,000 $792,000 Street or in ditches to avoid motorist traffic. Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000039 Project Name: Hwy 22 West Improvement Project GDOT ID: Project Description: 7KLVSURMHFWFRQVLVWVRIDELNHURXWHDORQJ+LJKZD\ORFDWHGPLOHV:HVWRI6SDUWD 1RSURMHFWOLPLWVSURYLGHGLQDSSOLFDWLRQ Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Hancock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $22,400 $22,400 CST $224,400 $224,400 Total $246,800 $246,800 Public Benefit Notes Increasing Modal Options This project could have a positive impact(s) for the local corridor and community while enhancing the efficiency and (Bike/Ped) mobility of the regional transportation system. Other examples of possible benefits are: enhancing activity centers and the connectivity between other activity centers, reducing environmental impacts, and benefiting local communities and public health. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000040 Project Name: Little Ogeechee Bridge (SR 16) GDOT ID: 0007034 Project Description: This project consists of the replacement of a structurally deficient bridge on SR 16 over Little Ogeechee River, 3.4 miles east of Sparta. The proposed typical section consists of one 12-ft lane in each direction with 10-ft. grasses shoulders each side (6.5-ft each will be paved with rumble strips constructed). The bridge will be constructed on new alignment so that traffic may continue to use the existing bridge until the new roadway and bridge are complete. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Hancock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE underway; concept approved; environmental approved; RW funded in 2011; CST ROW $126,000 $126,000 funded in 2014 for $1.5 mil CST $1,418,000 $1,418,000 Total $1,544,000 $1,544,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000041 Project Name: SR 16 Bridge Replacement at Two Mile Creek GDOT ID: 0007033 Project Description: Replace bridge Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Hancock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE underway; RW has federal funds in 2011; CST programmed for 2014. This project ROW $88,000 $88,000 consists of the replacement of a structurally deficient bridge on State Route 16 over Two Mile Creek, 1.8 miles east of Sparta. The proposed typical section consists of CST $1,500,000 $1,500,000 one 12-ft lane in each direction with 10-ft. grassed shoulders each side (6.5-ft each Total $1,588,000 $1,588,000 will be paved with rumble strips constructed). The bridge will be constructed on new alignment so that traffic may continue to use the existing bridge until the new roadway and bridge are complete. Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000042 Project Name: SR 16 East Sidewalk Project GDOT ID: Project Description: This project consists of constructing sidewalks along one side of State Route 16, 1 mile East of Sparta, from downtown Sparta to the city limit signage. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Hancock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The roadway currently has no sidewalk resulting in pedestrians walking on SR 16 or PE $19,000 $19,000 on grass to get to their residential area. CST $190,000 $190,000 Total $209,000 $209,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Increasing Modal Options This project could have a positive impact(s) for the local corridor and community while enhancing the efficiency and (Bike/Ped) mobility of the regional transportation system. Other examples of possible benefits are: enhancing activity centers and the connectivity between other activity centers, reducing environmental impacts, and benefiting local communities and public health. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000043 Project Name: Widen SR 15 From West Warthen Bypass to East Sparta Bypass GDOT ID: 0008017 Project Description: Project will widen SR 15, from West Warthen Bypass to East Sparta Bypass, from 2-lanes to 4-lanes and also provide additional capacity for increased truck traffic and to separate passenger vehicle and truck traffic. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Hancock County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $3,300,000 $3,300,000 ROW $7,479,000 $7,479,000 CST $41,204,000 $41,204,000 UTL $3,094,000 $3,094,000 Total $55,077,000 $55,077,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Jefferson County Project ID Project Name RC07-000044 Convert Hoyt Braswell Road to Truck Route RC07-000045 Hwy 17 widening north of Wrens RC07-000046 State Route 4/U.S. Hwy. 1 Widening South of Wrens to north of Wadley RC07-000047 Upgrade Clark`s Mill Road/C.R. 325 Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000044 Project Name: Convert Hoyt Braswell Road to Truck Route GDOT ID: Project Description: Convert Hoyt Braswell Road to Truck Route from US 1 to Kings Mill RoadProject will widen roadway to two 12’ lanes and resurface. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jefferson County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Connects industrial areas including Kings Mill Industrial Park with major arterials, PE $750,000 $750,000 reducing traffic through Wrens city streets. Truck traffic from Hwy. 88 and Hwy 1 travels through residential streets in the City of Wrens, including multiple way stops. ROW $500,121 $500,121 Provide access for heavy hauling of Kaolin and other materials from industrial areas to CST $6,376,548 $6,376,548 major arterials and facilitate transfer to and from rail. Total $7,626,669 $7,626,669 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000045 Project Name: Hwy 17 widening north of Wrens GDOT ID: 222520 Project Description: 7KHSURMHFWZLOOH[SDQGWKHH[LVWLQJWZRODQH65WRDJUDVVHGPHGLDQIRXUODQHGLYLGHGKLJKZD\ 3URMHFWOLPLWVQRWSURYLGHGLQDSSOLFDWLRQ Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jefferson County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,014,517 $1,014,517 ROW $3,164,510 $3,164,510 CST $25,142,979 $25,142,979 Total $29,322,006 $29,322,006 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000046 Project Name: State Route 4/U.S. Hwy. 1 Widening South of Wrens to north of Wadley GDOT ID: Project Description: State Route 4/U.S. Hwy. 1 widening south of Wrens to north of Wadley Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jefferson County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $6,669,211 $6,669,211 ROW $21,007,782 $21,007,782 CST $130,401,217 $130,401,217 Total $158,078,210 $158,078,210 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000047 Project Name: Upgrade Clark`s Mill Road/C.R. 325 GDOT ID: Project Description: Project will widen Clark`s Mill Road/CR 325 from existing 10-foot travel lanes and no shoulders to 10-12 foot travel lanes with two foot unpaved shoulders. from S.R. 102 to SR 4/Louisville. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jefferson County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Project will widen Clark`s Mill Road/CR 325 from existing 10-foot travel lanes and no PE $220,000 $220,000 shoulders to 10-12 foot travel lanes with two foot unpaved shoulders. Road will be improved beginning at S.R. 102 in Avera (2 lane roadway), across S.R. 88 (4 lane ROW $25,000 $25,000 roadway) and complete the truck route that currently extends from Louisville to Clark`s CST $2,750,000 $2,750,000 Mill Pond near Horseshoe Road. Total $2,995,000 $2,995,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Jenkins County Project ID Project Name RC07-000048 East Old Savannah Road Skull Creek Bridge Replacement RC07-000049 Greenfork Road Intersection with SR 23 N Realignment RC07-000050 Highway 17 Millen and Midville Widening RC07-000051 Hiltonia Road and Hwy 23 Intersection Realignment RC07-000052 Intersection of Highway 23 South and Edgar Lane Road Improvement RC07-000053 Millen-Jenkins Airport - Maintenance and Storage Facility RC07-000054 Millen-Jenkins Airport Fueling Station RC07-000055 Millen-Jenkins Airport Hangar Building RC07-000056 Millen-Jenkins Airport Taxiway RC07-000057 North Herndon Road Widening RC07-000058 Old Louisville Road Widening and Resurfacing RC07-000059 US Hwy 25 and 17 Bypass at Recreation Drive Intersection Reconstruction RC07-000060 West Winthrope Ave and SR 21 Widening RC07-000061 Widen SR 67 and Add Turn Lanes RC07-000062 Widening Highway 17 Millen Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000048 Project Name: East Old Savannah Road Skull Creek Bridge Replacement GDOT ID: 0006319 Project Description: East Old Savannah Road at Skull Creek bridge replacement. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $1,607,692 $1,607,692 Total $1,607,692 $1,607,692 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000049 Project Name: Greenfork Road Intersection with SR 23 N Realignment GDOT ID: Project Description: Realign Greenfork Road to intersect with SR 23 north at a 90 degree angle. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will require right-of-way changes clearing, drainage, base and paving PE $15,000 $15,000 location mile post 19.5. ROW $5,000 $5,000 CST $60,000 $60,000 Total $80,000 $80,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000050 Project Name: Highway 17 Millen and Midville Widening GDOT ID: Project Description: To construct passing lanes on SR 17 west of Millen 1.5 on west bound, 1.5 miles on east bound. The area of construction on this road could best be decided by GDOT. A total 10.5 miles of shoulder widening along SR 17 are also proposed. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $8,800,000 $8,800,000 Total $8,800,000 $8,800,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000051 Project Name: Hiltonia Road and Hwy 23 Intersection Realignment GDOT ID: Project Description: Realign intersection Hiltonia Road and SR 23 to increase line of sight due to Hill on south side of intersection. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $12,000 $12,000 ROW $4,000 $4,000 CST $46,558 $46,558 Total $62,558 $62,558 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000052 Project Name: Intersection of Highway 23 South and Edgar Lane Road Improvement GDOT ID: Project Description: Relocate the intersection of Highway 23 South and Edgar Lane Road further north to allow for longer sight distance. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $20,000 $20,000 ROW $12,000 $12,000 CST $120,000 $120,000 Total $152,000 $152,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000053 Project Name: Millen-Jenkins Airport - Maintenance and Storage Facility GDOT ID: Project Description: Construct 100` x 100` maintenance/ storage hanger to house fixed base operations and flight school at the Millen- Jenkins County Airport. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 88% of the total project costs be funded through PE $60,000 $0 TIA2010 revenues. CST $450,000 $450,000 Total $510,000 $450,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000054 Project Name: Millen-Jenkins Airport Fueling Station GDOT ID: Project Description: This project plan is to install a 10,000 gallon AV gas and 10,000 Jet A fueling station at the Millen-Jenkins Airport. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The applicant has requested 86% of project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $65,000 $0 revenues. CST $420,000 $420,000 Total $485,000 $420,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000055 Project Name: Millen-Jenkins Airport Hangar Building GDOT ID: Project Description: Build 8 T Hangar Buildings on existing slab. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 90% of the total project costs be funded through PE $25,000 $0 TIA2010 revenues. CST $225,000 $225,000 Total $250,000 $225,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000056 Project Name: Millen-Jenkins Airport Taxiway GDOT ID: Project Description: The capital improvement plan includes construction of a 35` x 5000` parallel taxiway to be built on the west side of the existing runway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 87% of the total project costs be funded through PE $160,000 $0 TIA2010 revenues. CST $1,100,000 $1,100,000 Total $1,260,000 $1,100,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000057 Project Name: North Herndon Road Widening GDOT ID: Project Description: Resurface and widen North Herndon Road from the Burke County line for 10.5 Miles to West Old Savannah Road at the Emanuel County Line. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $1,688,077 $1,688,077 Total $1,688,077 $1,688,077 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000058 Project Name: Old Louisville Road Widening and Resurfacing GDOT ID: Project Description: Resurface and widen Old Louisville Road. This road travels 10.6 miles north from SR 17 to the Burke County line at North Herndon Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $1,607,692 $1,607,692 Total $1,607,692 $1,607,692 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000059 Project Name: US Hwy 25 and 17 Bypass at Recreation Drive Intersection Reconstruction GDOT ID: Project Description: Intersection of US 25 and SR 17 will be reconstructed to reduce the slope of the intersection. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $3,360,091 $3,360,091 Total $3,360,091 $3,360,091 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000060 Project Name: West Winthrope Ave and SR 21 Widening GDOT ID: Project Description: :HVW:LQWKURSH$YHQXHZLGHQLQJ 1RSURMHFWOLPLWVSURYLGHGLQDSSOLFDWLRQ Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $21,978,793 $21,978,793 Total $21,978,793 $21,978,793 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000061 Project Name: Widen SR 67 and Add Turn Lanes GDOT ID: 0008519 Project Description: This project consists of the widening on SR 67 in Millen from CR 54 (Old Sylvania) at mile post 14.74 to CR 218 (Industrial Park) at mile post 15.62. The proposed typical section would consist of one 12ft travel lane in each direction with a 14ft. flush median. The 10` 10" shoulders will consist of curb, gutter and sidewalk on each side. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The horizontal and vertical alignments of SR 67 appear to meet current AASHTO PE $119,461 $119,461 Green Book criteria so no realignment or vertical reconstruction appears necessary. The horizontal alignment of CR 54 (Old Sylvania) does not meet the current GDOT ROW $472,116 $472,116 requirements of 70 degrees and will have to be realigned or result in a cul-de-sac. CST $1,831,504 $1,831,504 Total $2,423,081 $2,423,081 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000062 Project Name: Widening Highway 17 Millen GDOT ID: Project Description: Construct 3 miles of passing lanes between mile post 6 and mile post 3, widen 8.0 miles of shoulders of Highway 17. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Jenkins County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $8,800,000 $8,800,000 Total $8,800,000 $8,800,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Lincoln County Project ID Project Name RC07-000063 Add Passing Lane on SR 43 (NB and SB) between lake and SR220 RC07-000064 Intersection Improvements at SR 47 at CS 514/Elam Heights & Lillian Sims RC07-000065 SR 43 Thomson Bridge Replacement at Little River RC07-000066 SR 47 Passing lanes for 2.48 Miles RC07-000067 SR 79 Relocation Using CR 278 from SR 43 to SR 79 Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000063 Project Name: Add Passing Lane on SR 43 (NB and SB) between lake and SR220 GDOT ID: Project Description: Add a Passing Lane on SR 43 (NB and SB) between the lakel and SR220 Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Lincoln County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Total $0 $0 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000064 Project Name: Intersection Improvements at SR 47 at CS 514/Elam Heights & Lillian Sims GDOT ID: 0004454 Project Description: Reconstruction of the intersection at SR 47 at CR514/Elam Heights and Lillian Sims Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Lincoln County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $746,563 $746,563 Total $746,563 $746,563 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000065 Project Name: SR 43 Thomson Bridge Replacement at Little River GDOT ID: 0007040 Project Description: Replace bridge. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Lincoln County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This is to replace SR 43 Bridge at Little River with a new higher elevated bridge. R/W PE $382,271 $382,271 in STIP ROW $32,150 $32,150 CST $5,227,500 $5,227,500 Total $5,641,921 $5,641,921 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000066 Project Name: SR 47 Passing lanes for 2.48 Miles GDOT ID: 231360 Project Description: Passing lanes from milepost 7.85 to milepost 10.53 Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Lincoln County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project is to construct a westbound passing lane and an eastbound climbing lane PE $352,900 $352,900 on State Route 47. The project begins at Milepost 10.33 and ends at Milepost 7.85. For the passing lane, the typical section consists of one 12` lane in each direction and ROW $991,000 $991,000 one 12` westbound passing lane. For the climbing lane, the typical section consists of CST $4,609,720 $4,609,720 one 12` lane in each direction and one 12` eastbound climbing lane. During construction, traffic will be maintained utilizing on-site detours. Total $5,953,620 $5,953,620 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000067 Project Name: SR 79 Relocation Using CR 278 from SR 43 to SR 79 GDOT ID: 0000759 Project Description: Improve CR 278 from SR 43 to SR 79 to state route standards. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Lincoln County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested R/W & CST phase in STIP PE $412,000 $412,000 ROW $1,457,580 $1,457,580 CST $4,193,023 $4,193,023 Total $6,062,603 $6,062,603 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area McDuffie County Project ID Project Name RC07-000068 Highway 150 Drainage Improvements from Hwy 17 to Harrison Rd RC07-000069 Highway 150 Drainage Improvements from Hwy 17 to Lee St RC07-000070 Highway 17 North of 223-Drainage Improvements RC07-000071 Highway 17 South of CSX Rail-Drainage Improvements RC07-000072 Highway 223 Drainage Improvements from Harrison to Hwy 17 RC07-000073 Highway 278 Drainage Improvements from Salem Rd to Mt Pleasant RC07-000074 Intersection of Highway 150, Holt, Greenway, and MLK Improvements RC07-000075 Intersection of Highway 223, Lee, North Lee and Mesena Improvements RC07-000076 Resurface SR 17 from Whiteoak Road (SR 223) to Harrison Road RC07-000077 Resurface SR 278 within City of Thomson RC07-000078 SR 17 Widening from SR 296 to Wire Road RC07-000079 SR 17 Widening from SR 43 to Smith Mill Road RC07-000080 SR 4 Bridge Replacement at Big Brier Creek RC07-000081 SR10/17 @ Big Creek, replace bridge RC07-000082 SR10/17 @ Hart Creek, replace bridge RC07-000083 Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport-Construct Corporate Hangar RC07-000084 Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport-Corporate Hangar Site Work RC07-000085 Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport-Security Improvements and Perimeter Fencing RC07-000086 Thomson West Bypass Construction-From 3 Points Road to East of SR 17 Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000068 Project Name: Highway 150 Drainage Improvements from Hwy 17 to Harrison Rd GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace inadequate storm water collection system, curbing, piping and sidewalks from intersection of Hwy 17 and 150, east to Harrison. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Project will create a more effective collection of surface water and replace all PE $150,000 $150,000 sidewalks. The distance is .55 miles. CST $2,331,583 $2,331,583 Total $2,481,583 $2,481,583 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000069 Project Name: Highway 150 Drainage Improvements from Hwy 17 to Lee St GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace inadequate storm water collection system, curbing, piping and sidewalks from intersection of Hwy 17 and 223, west to Lee Street. The distance is .30 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Sidewalks are 4 feet wide, 4 inches thickness, curb and gutter is as per DOT PE $150,000 $150,000 standards, stormwater piping as per DOT specs. ROW $10,000 $10,000 CST $1,271,773 $1,271,773 Total $1,431,773 $1,431,773 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000070 Project Name: Highway 17 North of 223-Drainage Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace inadequate stormwater collection system, curbing, piping and sidewalks along both sides of Highway 17 from Whiteoak Road (Hwy 223) to Harrison Road. The distance is 1.15 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $320,000 $320,000 ROW $100,000 $100,000 CST $4,201,560 $4,201,560 Total $4,621,560 $4,621,560 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000071 Project Name: Highway 17 South of CSX Rail-Drainage Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace inadequate stormwater collection system, curbing, piping and sidewalks along both sides of Highway 17 from CSX Rail line crossing south, to City Limits (Jefferson Energy office). The distance is 1.08 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $320,000 $320,000 ROW $100,000 $100,000 CST $4,201,560 $4,201,560 Total $4,621,560 $4,621,560 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000072 Project Name: Highway 223 Drainage Improvements from Harrison to Hwy 17 GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace inadequate storm water collection system, curbing, piping and sidewalks along Hwy 223, from Harrison intersection west to Hwy 17. The distance is 1.29 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $200,000 $200,000 CST $4,747,951 $4,747,951 Total $4,947,951 $4,947,951 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000073 Project Name: Highway 278 Drainage Improvements from Salem Rd to Mt Pleasant GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace inadequate storm water collection system, curbing, piping and sidewalks along Hwy 278, from Salem Rd intersect, west, to Mt Pleasant.Sidewalks are 4 feet wide, 4 inches thickness, curb and gutter is as per DOT standards, stormwater piping as per DOT specs. The distance is 1.26 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $200,000 $200,000 CST $4,747,951 $4,747,951 Total $4,947,951 $4,947,951 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000074 Project Name: Intersection of Highway 150, Holt, Greenway, and MLK Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: SR 150 Intersections Improvement at Holt, Greenway and MLK. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Re-engineer this intersection for safety, traffic calming and re-alignment of 4 streets PE $80,000 $80,000 that come together along Hwy 150 as it enters the central business district. ROW $150,000 $150,000 CST $753,644 $753,644 Total $983,644 $983,644 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000075 Project Name: Intersection of Highway 223, Lee, North Lee and Mesena Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: Intersection Improvements Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Re-engineer this intersection for safety, traffic calming and realignment of 4 streets PE $80,000 $80,000 that come together along Hwy 223 as traffic enters the central business district from the west. ROW $150,000 $150,000 CST $942,053 $942,053 Total $1,172,053 $1,172,053 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000076 Project Name: Resurface SR 17 from Whiteoak Road (SR 223) to Harrison Road GDOT ID: Project Description: Resurface SR 17 from SR 223 to Harrison Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested There is another proposed project by the City of Thomson in the same area for sidewalk, curb and gutter, and storm water improvements. Total $0 $0 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000077 Project Name: Resurface SR 278 within City of Thomson GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is resurfacing along SR 278 for 1.50 miles from Mt. Pleasant Road to the Bypass. Paving to DOT specs for asphalt resurface. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Application does not specify costs. Total $0 $0 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000078 Project Name: SR 17 Widening from SR 296 to Wire Road GDOT ID: 222590 Project Description: Widen SR 17 from SR 296 to Wire Road – 2 to 4 lanes. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will widen SR 17 from SR 296 to Wire Road. This project will replace the CST $51,565,532 $51,565,532 existing 2 lane road with a 4 lane road for 12.08 miles. The project will increase visibility, add signage, clear zones, median construction, turn lanes, bike lanes, Total $51,565,532 $51,565,532 shoulder construction and more. PE Auth. Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000079 Project Name: SR 17 Widening from SR 43 to Smith Mill Road GDOT ID: 222250 Project Description: widening SR 17 from SR 43 to Smith Mill Road from 2 to 4 lanes. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Costs not provided by individual phase. Work elements consist of row acquisition and CST $32,470,937 $32,470,937 all activities associated with 5.74 miles. R/W in STIP Total $32,470,937 $32,470,937 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000080 Project Name: SR 4 Bridge Replacement at Big Brier Creek GDOT ID: 0007041 Project Description: Replace bridge. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Project would replace SR 47 bridge at Big Brier Creek. Work elements consist of CST $2,295,984 $2,295,984 complete bridge replacement with improved approaches on both sides of the bridge, including guardrails. PE auth. Total $2,295,984 $2,295,984 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000081 Project Name: SR10/17 @ Big Creek, replace bridge GDOT ID: 227816 Project Description: Replace the bridge of SR10/SR17 at Big Creek. Work elements consist of complete bridge replacement with improved approaches on both sides of the bridge, including guardrails. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE underway; concept approved; environmental complete (old). Bridge to be built in CST $2,340,656 $2,340,656 conjunction with the widening projects on corridor. Total $2,340,656 $2,340,656 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000082 Project Name: SR10/17 @ Hart Creek, replace bridge GDOT ID: 227815 Project Description: Replace the bridge of SR 10/SR 17 at Hart Creek. Work elements consist of complete bridge replacement with improved approaches on both sides of the bridge, including guardrails. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE underway; concept approved; environmental approved (old). Bridge to be built in CST $2,340,656 $2,340,656 conjunction with the widening projects on corridor. Total $2,340,656 $2,340,656 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000083 Project Name: Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport-Construct Corporate Hangar GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would construct commercial or corporate hangar space at the Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $100,000 $100,000 CST $1,100,000 $1,100,000 Total $1,200,000 $1,200,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000084 Project Name: Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport-Corporate Hangar Site Work GDOT ID: Project Description: The purpose of the project is to pave and conduct other infrastructure improvements in corporate hangar area at the Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The work elements include engineering, environmental, site work, and paving per PE $100,000 $100,000 GDOT airport specifications. CST $765,790 $765,790 Total $865,790 $865,790 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000085 Project Name: Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport-Security Improvements and Perimeter Fencing GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would include the addition of perimeter fencing, security gating, security cameras, and links to security monitoring equipment at the Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $50,000 $50,000 CST $557,895 $557,895 Total $607,895 $607,895 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000086 Project Name: Thomson West Bypass Construction-From 3 Points Road to East of SR 17 GDOT ID: 0006436 Project Description: Construct bypass on new location roadway, from 3 Points Road to East of SR 17 Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: McDuffie County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will build Thomson West Bypass on new location roadway, from 3 Points CST $15,658,000 $15,658,000 Road to East of SR 17, with all elements of new construction, including row acquisition, environmental, bridge and utility work, paving and striping. 3.4 miles. Total $15,658,000 $15,658,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Richmond County Project ID Project Name RC07-000087 #10 Fuel Farm Road Improvements RC07-000088 #3 New General Aviation FBO facility and Parking Lot Improvements RC07-000089 #4 Rehabilitate Runway 17-35 RC07-000090 #5 Long/Short and Ready Return Parking Lots RC07-000091 #6 Stormwater Master Plan for Future Development RC07-000092 #7 Taxiway A Extension and Taxiway E Rehabilitation RC07-000093 #8 Taxiway and Apron Area Expansion Southeast of Runway Intersection RC07-000094 Airport Drainage System Improvement RC07-000095 Augusta Airport, Existing Long-Term Parking Lot Rehabilitation RC07-000096 Augusta Public Transit Operations and Maintenance RC07-000097 Augusta Regional Airport #16 Land Acquisition for East Side Development - 215 Acres RC07-000098 Augusta Regional Airport Fire Fighting Vehicle Replacement RC07-000099 Augusta Regional Airport Fuel Farm Improvements RC07-000100 Augusta Regional Airport Maintenance Facility Replacement RC07-000101 Augusta Regional Airport Master Plan / Airport Layout Plan, Update RC07-000102 Augusta Regional Airport North Cargo Ramp Expansion RC07-000103 Augusta Richmond Airport Taxiway East of 17/35 from Taxiway East to Runway 17 RC07-000104 Augusta Richmond Airport#17 Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS) Associated with Runway 8-26 RC07-000105 Bath Edie Road and Highway 88 Intersection Improvements RC07-000106 Berkman Road over Raes Creek (Bridge Replacement) RC07-000107 Broad Street Improvements (Washington Road to Sand Bar Ferry Road) RC07-000108 Broad Street over Hawks Gully (Bridge Repair and Restoration) RC07-000109 Broad Street over Rae`s Creek (Bridge Repair & Restoration) - 1 RC07-000110 Broad Street over Rae`s Creek (Bridge Repair & Restoration) - 2 RC07-000111 Broad Street over the Augusta Canal (Bridge Repair & Restoration) RC07-000112 Brothersville Road and Highway 88 Intersection Improvements RC07-000113 Calhoun Expressway Repair and Reconstruction RC07-000114 Daniel Field Airport -App. #1: New Hangar Doors for both Bulk Hangar and Maintenance Hangars RC07-000115 Deans Bridge Road Resurfacing (Tobacco Road to Gordon Highway) RC07-000116 Gordon Highway and Deans Bridge Road Intersection Improvements RC07-000117 Greene Street Improvements from 13th Street to East Boundary Street RC07-000118 Highland Avenue Bridge Repair and Restoration Over CSX Railroad RC07-000119 Highland Avenue Resurfacing from Wrightsboro Road to Wheeler Road RC07-000120 Improvements to SR 104 / Riverwatch Parkway Median Barrier – Jones Street to I-20 RC07-0001210 Intelligent Transportation System Master Plan Implementation-Richmond County RC07-000122 International Boulevard/Hwy 56 Resurfacing from Tobacco Road to Mike Padgett Hwy RC07-000123 Jackson Road Resurfacing from Walton Way to Wrightsboro Road RC07-000124 Laney Walker Road Resurfacing from New Savannah Road to Druid Park RC07-000125 Marks Church Bridge Replacement at Raes Creek RC07-000126 Marks Church Road Widening From Wrightsboro Road to Wheeler Road RC07-000127 Milledgeville Road Bridge Maintenance at Rocky Creek RC07-000128 North Leg over CSX Railroad (Bridge Replacement) RC07-000129 North Leg Road Improvements (Sibley Road to Wrightsboro Road) RC07-000130 Old Waynesboro Road over Spirit Creek (Bridge Replacement) RC07-000131 Old Waynesboro Road Resurfacing (Highway 56, to county line) RC07-000132 Paint Hangar Floors RC07-000133 Paving and Secure Long Term Parking RC07-000134 Pleasant Home Road (Riverwatch Parkway to Walton Way Extension) RC07-000135 Rehabilitate Air Carrier and General Aviation Aprons RC07-000136 Replace all Windows in Bulk and Maintenance Hangars RC07-000137 Richmond County Emergency and Transit Vehicle Preemption System RC07-000138 Riverwatch Parkway (15th Street to County Line) RC07-000139 Riverwatch Parkway Adaptive Signal Project RC07-000140 Riverwatch Parkway and Fury’s Ferry Road Intersection Improvements RC07-000141 Riverwatch Parkway and Stevens Creek Road Intersection Improvements RC07-000142 Riverwatch Pkwy. Corridor Improvements from I-20 to River Shoals RC07-000143 Runway Overlay RC07-000144 Signal Modernization Walton Way Phase III (Bransford Road to Milledge Road) RC07-000145 Signal Modernization Walton Way Phase III (Druid Park to Heard Avenue) RC07-000146 SR 4 / 15th Street Pedestrian Improvements – Calhoun Expwy. to Central Avenue RC07-000147 SR 4 /15th Street Widening – Milledgeville Road to Government Road RC07-000148 Telfair Street Improvements (15th Street to East Boundary Street) RC07-000149 T-Hangar & Box Hangar & Parking Site Prep/Paving RC07-000150 Tobacco Road Resurfacing (Deans Bridge to Peach Orchard) RC07-000151 Walton Way Ext. Resurfacing (Robert C. Daniel to Walton Way) RC07-000152 Wheeler Rd. Resurfacing (Walton Way Ext. to Berckmans Rd.) RC07-000153 Windsor Spring Road, Phase IV from Tobacco Road to Willis Foreman Road RC07-000154 Windsor Spring Road, Phase V (Road and Bridge Widening) RC07-000155 Wrightsboro Road/CR 1501 Widening - Jimmie Dyess Pkwy. to I-520 Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000087 Project Name: #10 Fuel Farm Road Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will improve the Fuel Farm road by removing the existing pavement and replace it with a typical section of 4 inches of bituminous pavement (2” of surface and 2” of bituminous base) on 12” of crushed aggregate base course. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 2.5% of the total project costs be funded through PE $25,000 $625 TIA2010 revenues. CST $450,000 $11,250 Total $475,000 $11,875 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000088 Project Name: #3 New General Aviation FBO facility and Parking Lot Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: The new FBO Facility would be approximately 14,000 square feet in size and include spaces to accommodate passengers, pilots, staff and visitors. The pavement thickness of the parking lot would be increased to handle expected loads without cracking. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $391,500 $391,500 CST $4,650,000 $4,650,000 Total $5,041,500 $5,041,500 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000089 Project Name: #4 Rehabilitate Runway 17-35 GDOT ID: Project Description: The purpose of the project is to rehabilitate the pavement on primary runway # 17-35. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 2.5% of the total project costs be funded through CST $14,256,000 $356,400 TIA2010 revenues. Total $14,256,000 $356,400 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000090 Project Name: #5 Long/Short and Ready Return Parking Lots GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would involve the construction of an additional 600 surface parking spaces on the airport property. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 34% of the total project costs be funded through CST $4,311,000 $1,449,000 TIA2010 revenues. Total $4,311,000 $1,449,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000091 Project Name: #6 Stormwater Master Plan for Future Development GDOT ID: Project Description: The project involves the development of a storm water master plan for the airport property. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 2.5% of the total project costs be funded through PE $120,000 $3,000 TIA2010 revenues. Total $120,000 $3,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000092 Project Name: #7 Taxiway A Extension and Taxiway E Rehabilitation GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would involve extending Taxiway A from its current terminus to a point where it will intersect Taxiway E, thereby connecting the taxiways that serve the two airport runways. Additionally, the surface of Taxiway E would be rehabilitated to ensure safety and operations. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $700,000 $700,000 CST $6,755,000 $6,755,000 Total $7,455,000 $7,455,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000093 Project Name: #8 Taxiway and Apron Area Expansion Southeast of Runway Intersection GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would involve the design and construction of a new apron area and taxiway in the southeast quadrant of the intersecting runways. The project complements an ongoing design project that will lay out plans for the extension of other infrastructure (e.g. water, sewer, power) to the same section of the airport property. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $350,000 $350,000 CST $14,750,000 $14,750,000 Total $15,100,000 $15,100,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000094 Project Name: Airport Drainage System Improvement GDOT ID: Project Description: Evaluation and possible updating of Storm Water Drainage System on the Airport property Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $2,250,000 $2,250,000 Total $2,250,000 $2,250,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000095 Project Name: Augusta Airport, Existing Long-Term Parking Lot Rehabilitation GDOT ID: Project Description: The existing long-term parking lot has several failed pavement areas. The entire pavement surface needs rehabilitation and the layout needs to be reconfigured to maximize the space available for future parking. The proposed pavement typical section will include 3” of bituminous surface on 10” of Crushed Aggregate Base Course. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $300,000 $300,000 CST $2,000,000 $2,000,000 Total $2,300,000 $2,300,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000096 Project Name: Augusta Public Transit Operations and Maintenance GDOT ID: Project Description: Provide operations and maintenance funding for Augusta Public Transit. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Augusta Public Transit provides comprehensive public transportation services TR-O $63,242,554 $63,242,554 throughout Richmond County. We provide mobility to the citizens and visitors of Augusta-Richmond County as well as to the medical community. Seniors maintain Total $63,242,554 $63,242,554 their independence, students are able to attend classes, and our citizens are able to get to their jobs and shopping. We also offer discounted rates to seniors, students and non-profit organizations. Augusta Public Transit also travels over 2,313 miles each weekday to provide safe, courteous, reliable and efficient fixed-route transit service to more than 3,000 daily customers. Public Benefit Notes Increasing Modal Options This project will provide mobility options for all travelers; improve access to employment; and help mitigate congestion (Transit) and maximize the use of existing infrastructure by promoting high-occupancy travel. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000097 Project Name: Augusta Regional Airport #16 Land Acquisition for East Side Development - 215 Acres GDOT ID: Project Description: The project involves the acquisition of approximately 215 acres of land to accommodate planned expansion of airport facilities over the next 20 years. Specific tasks associated with the acquisition include a survey of the property, an appraisal, a review appraisal, submitting a purchase offer to the current property owner (s) and negotiation in accordance with FAA guidelines. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested ROW $4,334,000 $4,334,000 Total $4,334,000 $4,334,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000098 Project Name: Augusta Regional Airport Fire Fighting Vehicle Replacement GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace an ARFF vehicle that is over 20 years old. The vehicle is required for for commercial air transportation service. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested 7KLVDSSOLFDWLRQUHTXHVWVWKDWRIWRWDOSURMHFWFRVWVEHIXQGHGWKURXJK7,$ ALL $750,000 $18,750 UHYHQXHV7KHQHZYHKLFOHZLOOKDYHWKHFDSDELOLW\WRXVHWKHPRVWHIILFLHQWILUH @ Total $750,000 $18,750 ILJKWLQJDJHQW7KHQHZYHKLFOHZLOOHQVXUHWKHDLUSRUWFRQWLQXHVWRSURYLGHWKH QHFHVVDU\VDIHW\RSHUDWLRQVWRLWVFXVWRPHUV Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000099 Project Name: Augusta Regional Airport Fuel Farm Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would include the required cleaning of the tanks, testing and investigation of the facility to ensure there are no safety related issues, required maintenance resulting from the testing and investigation, and reopening of the facility upon completion. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $5,000 $5,000 CST $95,000 $95,000 Total $100,000 $100,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000100 Project Name: Augusta Regional Airport Maintenance Facility Replacement GDOT ID: Project Description: The new facility would be a larger facility and would bring all maintenance functions under one roof and provide a modern environment for maintenance and repair personnel and equipment. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 2.5% of the total project costs be funded through PE $200,000 $5,000 TIA2010 revenues. CST $2,055,000 $51,375 Total $2,255,000 $56,375 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000101 Project Name: Augusta Regional Airport Master Plan / Airport Layout Plan, Update GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would consist of an update of the Augusta Regional Airport Master Plan / Airport Layout Plan Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 3% of total project costs be funded by TIA2010 Planning $18,750 $0 revenues. Total $18,750 $0 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000102 Project Name: Augusta Regional Airport North Cargo Ramp Expansion GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would expand the existing apron area an additional 36,500 square yards. In addition, the pavement structure would be constructed to match the existing apron typical section of 4” asphalt on 12” of cement treated base course. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $93,000 $93,000 CST $981,000 $981,000 Total $1,074,000 $1,074,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000103 Project Name: Augusta Richmond Airport Taxiway East of 17/35 from Taxiway East to Runway 17 GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will construct a full parallel taxiway along the east side of Primary Runway 17-35. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $400,000 $400,000 CST $10,055,000 $10,055,000 Total $10,455,000 $10,455,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000104 Project Name: Augusta Richmond Airport#17 Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS) Associated with Runway 8-26 GDOT ID: Project Description: The runway safety areas (RSA) for the secondary Runway 8-26 are deficient in length at both ends. An engineered materials arresting system (EMAS) is a bed of lightweight, crushable concrete built at the end of a runway. The purpose of an EMAS is to stop an aircraft overrun with no human injury and minimal aircraft damage (usually none). The aircraft is slowed by the loss of energy required to crush the concrete blocks. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests 2.5% of the total project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $500,000 $12,500 revenues. CST $75,000 $1,875 Total $575,000 $14,375 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000105 Project Name: Bath Edie Road and Highway 88 Intersection Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: Bath Edie Road and Highway 88 intersection improvements Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $50,000 $50,000 ROW $15,000 $15,000 CST $350,000 $350,000 Total $415,000 $415,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000106 Project Name: Berkman Road over Raes Creek (Bridge Replacement) GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace the bridge of Berkman Road over Raes Creek. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $165,000 $165,000 ROW $60,419 $60,419 CST $1,133,147 $1,133,147 Total $1,358,566 $1,358,566 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000107 Project Name: Broad Street Improvements (Washington Road to Sand Bar Ferry Road) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is to improve Broad Street, from Washington Road to Sand Bar Ferry Road, by resurfacing, and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $4,447,399 $4,447,399 ROW $2,847,537 $2,847,537 CST $23,176,047 $23,176,047 Total $30,470,983 $30,470,983 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000108 Project Name: Broad Street over Hawks Gully (Bridge Repair and Restoration) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will repair and restore the Bridge of Broad Street over Hawks Gully by addressing spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $99,000 $99,000 CST $614,562 $614,562 Total $713,562 $713,562 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000109 Project Name: Broad Street over Rae`s Creek (Bridge Repair & Restoration) - 1 GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will address the following issues, with the bridge of Broad Street at Rae`s Creek: spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $138,600 $138,600 CST $868,687 $868,687 Total $1,007,287 $1,007,287 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000110 Project Name: Broad Street over Rae`s Creek (Bridge Repair & Restoration) - 2 GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will address the following issues, with the bridge of Broad Street at Rae`s Creek: spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing PE $93,500 $93,500 of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. CST $380,058 $380,058 Total $473,558 $473,558 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000111 Project Name: Broad Street over the Augusta Canal (Bridge Repair & Restoration) GDOT ID: Project Description: This is a concrete bridge. This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $182,386 $182,386 CST $1,138,543 $1,138,543 Total $1,320,929 $1,320,929 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000112 Project Name: Brothersville Road and Highway 88 Intersection Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: Brothersville Road at Highway 88 intersection improvements Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $50,000 $50,000 ROW $15,000 $15,000 CST $350,000 $350,000 Total $415,000 $415,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000113 Project Name: Calhoun Expressway Repair and Reconstruction GDOT ID: Project Description: Repair and reconstruct Calhoun Expressway, this project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $8,505,470 $8,505,470 Total $8,505,470 $8,505,470 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000114 Project Name: Daniel Field Airport -App. #1: New Hangar Doors for both Bulk Hangar and Maintenance Hangars GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace 20 doors per hangar on two hangars. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $1,000,000 $1,000,000 Total $1,000,000 $1,000,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000115 Project Name: Deans Bridge Road Resurfacing (Tobacco Road to Gordon Highway) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Deans Bridge Road, resurfacing from Tobacco Road to Gordon Highway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $3,108,362 $3,108,362 Total $3,108,362 $3,108,362 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000116 Project Name: Gordon Highway and Deans Bridge Road Intersection Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would analyze, design, and construct appropriate treatments at the intersection to improve the safety. Possible improvements include change in traffic control, addition of turn lanes, and improved lighting. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $50,000 $50,000 ROW $15,000 $15,000 CST $1,000,000 $1,000,000 Total $1,065,000 $1,065,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000117 Project Name: Greene Street Improvements from 13th Street to East Boundary Street GDOT ID: Project Description: Greene Street Improvements from 13th Street to East Boundary Street by resurfacing and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $2,547,037 $2,547,037 ROW $1,423,768 $1,423,768 CST $10,281,248 $10,281,248 Total $14,252,053 $14,252,053 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000118 Project Name: Highland Avenue Bridge Repair and Restoration Over CSX Railroad GDOT ID: Project Description: Highland Avenue Bridge Repair and Restoration Over CSX Railroad will increase structural integrity and ride quality. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing PE $215,893 $215,893 of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. CST $1,382,216 $1,382,216 Total $1,598,109 $1,598,109 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000119 Project Name: Highland Avenue Resurfacing from Wrightsboro Road to Wheeler Road GDOT ID: Project Description: Highland Avenue Resurfacing from Wrightsboro Road to Wheeler Road. This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $271,557 $271,557 Total $271,557 $271,557 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000120 Project Name: Improvements to SR 104 / Riverwatch Parkway Median Barrier – Jones Street to I- 20 GDOT ID: Project Description: Construct median barrier from I-20 to Jones Street. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 99% of total project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $100,000 $0 revenues. Project would involve reconstruction and rehabilitation on SR 104/Riverwatch Parkway, from Jones Street to I-20 in Augusta. Improvements would CST $17,246,472 $17,246,472 include replacement of median guardrails with concrete barriers, installation of storm Total $17,346,472 $17,246,472 drainage structures and outlets and installation of roadway lighting fixtures. The project length is approximately 5.1 miles. Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-0001210 Project Name: Intelligent Transportation System Master Plan Implementation-Richmond County GDOT ID: Project Description: In 2002, the MPO Commissioned development of a Master Plan for Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS), also known as Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). This project would implement the first phase of this master plan in Richmond County. This initial phase would install fiber-optic infrastructure, cameras, speed-detection devices, and dynamic message boards along heavily traveled corridors. This information would then be broadcast to a management center as well as through web-based media to transportation officials, media, and the general public in order allow for informed routing decisions in order to avoid congested corridors. System would be dynamic in that it will provide routing suggestions as well as real-time video for emergency response activities in addressing incidents on the roadway system. Project is county-wide- no map included. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $500,000 $500,000 ROW $50,000 $50,000 CST $4,000,000 $4,000,000 Total $4,550,000 $4,550,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000122 Project Name: International Boulevard/Hwy 56 Resurfacing from Tobacco Road to Mike Padgett Hwy GDOT ID: Project Description: International Boulevard/Hwy 56 resurfacing from Tobacco Road to Mike Padgett Hwy. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $805,068 $805,068 Total $805,068 $805,068 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000123 Project Name: Jackson Road Resurfacing from Walton Way to Wrightsboro Road GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and striping Jackson Road from Walton Way to Wrightsboro Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $498,259 $498,259 Total $498,259 $498,259 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000124 Project Name: Laney Walker Road Resurfacing from New Savannah Road to Druid Park GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Laney Walker Road, resurfacing from New Savannah Road to Druid Park. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $1,658,440 $1,658,440 Total $1,658,440 $1,658,440 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000125 Project Name: Marks Church Bridge Replacement at Raes Creek GDOT ID: Project Description: Marks Church Bridge Replacement at Raes Creek Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $165,000 $165,000 ROW $52,118 $52,118 CST $1,133,147 $1,133,147 Total $1,350,265 $1,350,265 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000126 Project Name: Marks Church Road Widening From Wrightsboro Road to Wheeler Road GDOT ID: Project Description: This project consist of widening the existing two-lane roadway to a three-lane roadway, adding curb and gutter, sidewalks, and a storm sewer system. Improvements of Marks Church Road extend from Wrightsboro Rd to Wheeler Rd. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested ROW $651,475 $651,475 CST $4,032,085 $4,032,085 Total $4,683,560 $4,683,560 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000127 Project Name: Milledgeville Road Bridge Maintenance at Rocky Creek GDOT ID: Project Description: Milledgeville Road Bridge Maintenance at Rocky Creek. This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing CST $83,842 $83,842 of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Total $83,842 $83,842 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000128 Project Name: North Leg over CSX Railroad (Bridge Replacement) GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace the existing bridge with a new bridge structure on the North Leg of CSX railroad. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE Auth PE $165,000 $165,000 ROW $52,118 $52,118 CST $1,133,147 $1,133,147 Total $1,350,265 $1,350,265 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000129 Project Name: North Leg Road Improvements (Sibley Road to Wrightsboro Road) GDOT ID: Project Description: North Leg Road improvements from Sibley Road to Wrightsboro Road Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $250,000 $250,000 ROW $50,000 $50,000 CST $1,500,000 $1,500,000 Total $1,800,000 $1,800,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000130 Project Name: Old Waynesboro Road over Spirit Creek (Bridge Replacement) GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace the bridge of Old Waynesboro Road over Spirit Creek. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $165,000 $165,000 ROW $60,419 $60,419 CST $1,133,147 $1,133,147 Total $1,358,566 $1,358,566 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000131 Project Name: Old Waynesboro Road Resurfacing (Highway 56, to county line) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Old Waynesboro Road from Highway 56 to the county line. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $2,424,620 $2,424,620 Total $2,424,620 $2,424,620 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000132 Project Name: Paint Hangar Floors GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would repaint the hangar floors with anti-slip paint. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $100,000 $100,000 Total $100,000 $100,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000133 Project Name: Paving and Secure Long Term Parking GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would construct a secure, fenced off area with no access to pedestrian trafficfor long-term parking. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $250,000 $250,000 Total $250,000 $250,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000134 Project Name: Pleasant Home Road (Riverwatch Parkway to Walton Way Extension) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Pleasant Home Road from Riverwatch Parkway to Walton Way Extension. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $530,992 $530,992 Total $530,992 $530,992 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000135 Project Name: Rehabilitate Air Carrier and General Aviation Aprons GDOT ID: Project Description: The purpose of the project is to rehabilitate the pavement on the air carrier and general aviation aprons. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $300,000 $300,000 CST $8,100,400 $8,100,400 Total $8,400,400 $8,400,400 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000136 Project Name: Replace all Windows in Bulk and Maintenance Hangars GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace all windows in Bulk and Maintenance Hangars with windows to code. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $400,000 $400,000 Total $400,000 $400,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000137 Project Name: Richmond County Emergency and Transit Vehicle Preemption System GDOT ID: Project Description: Improved operational efficiency of the transit system has been shown to encourage ridership and reduce single occupant vehicles on the road. This project would provide transit prioritization at signalized intersections along the more congested corridors. Moreover project would increase safety by providing emergency vehicle preemption along heavily traveled corridors to reduce the risk of crash occurrence during emergency response activities. Project is countywide no map included. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Project would increase safety by providing emergency vehicle preemption along PE $250,000 $250,000 heavily traveled corridors to reduce the risk of crash occurrence during emergency response activities. Project is countywide. CST $1,250,000 $1,250,000 Total $1,500,000 $1,500,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Increasing Modal Options This project will provide mobility options for all travelers; improve access to employment; and help mitigate congestion (Transit) and maximize the use of existing infrastructure by promoting high-occupancy travel. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000138 Project Name: Riverwatch Parkway (15th Street to County Line) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Riverwatch Parkway in Augusta from 15th Street to County Line. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $10,096,798 $10,096,798 Total $10,096,798 $10,096,798 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000139 Project Name: Riverwatch Parkway Adaptive Signal Project GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would install an adaptive traffic signal system that would continuously adjust signal timing and coordination of the corridor to address fluctuations of traffic volumes through out the day. The project would be on Riverwatch Parkway from Fury`s Ferry Road to River Shoals Parkway Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $100,000 $100,000 CST $900,000 $900,000 Total $1,000,000 $1,000,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000140 Project Name: Riverwatch Parkway and Fury’s Ferry Road Intersection Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would analyze, design, and construct appropriate treatments to improve the intersection of Riverwatch Parkway and Fury`s Ferry Road. Possible improvements include signal upgrade, reassignment of lanes, improved lighting, and pedestrian facilities. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $100,000 $100,000 ROW $15,000 $15,000 CST $800,000 $800,000 Total $915,000 $915,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000141 Project Name: Riverwatch Parkway and Stevens Creek Road Intersection Improvements GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would analyze, design, and construct appropriate treatments to improve the intersection. Possible improvements include signal upgrade, reassignment of lanes, improved lighting, and pedestrian facilities. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $100,000 $100,000 ROW $15,000 $15,000 CST $800,000 $800,000 Total $915,000 $915,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000142 Project Name: Riverwatch Pkwy. Corridor Improvements from I-20 to River Shoals GDOT ID: Project Description: Construct additional turn lanes, ramp widening and traffic signal improvements on River Watch Pkwy/SR 104 from the I -20 interchange to River Shoals Drive in Augusta. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 91% of total proejct costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $500,000 $0 revenues. ROW $100,000 $100,000 CST $4,000,000 $4,000,000 Total $4,600,000 $4,100,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000143 Project Name: Runway Overlay GDOT ID: Project Description: Overlay Runway 5/23 Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This applicaiton requests that 5% of total project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $90,000 $4,500 revenues. CST $1,100,000 $55,000 Total $1,190,000 $59,500 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000144 Project Name: Signal Modernization Walton Way Phase III (Bransford Road to Milledge Road) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would upgrade traffic signals and install fiber optic interconnectivity between Heard Avenue and Bransford Road as well as install adaptive signal technology. Other possible improvements include the installation of a emergency vehicle preemption system. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $600,000 $600,000 ROW $400,000 $400,000 CST $2,500,000 $2,500,000 Total $3,500,000 $3,500,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000145 Project Name: Signal Modernization Walton Way Phase III (Druid Park to Heard Avenue) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would upgrade traffic signals and install fiber optic interconnectivity between Heard Avenue and 15th Street as well as install adaptive signal technology. Other possible improvements include upgraded street lights and installation of a emergency vehicle preemption system. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $250,000 $250,000 ROW $75,000 $75,000 CST $2,000,000 $2,000,000 Total $2,325,000 $2,325,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000146 Project Name: SR 4 / 15th Street Pedestrian Improvements – Calhoun Expwy. to Central Avenue GDOT ID: Project Description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egional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested 7KLVDSSOLFDWLRQUHTXHVWVWKDWRIWRWDOSURHMFWFRVWVEHIXQGHGWKURXJK7,$ PE $800,000 $0 UHYHQXHV5: &67SKDVHLQ67,35HFRPPHQGDWLRQVLQFOXGHFRQVWUXFWLQJUDLVHG CST $9,000,000 $9,000,000 LVODQGVDWVRPHLQWHUVHFWLRQVWRSURYLGHSHGHVWULDQUHIXJHUHFRQVWUXFWLQJH[LVWLQJ $'$UDPSVWRPHHWFXUUHQWVWDQGDUGVFRQVWUXFW$'$FRPSOLDQWUDPSVZKHUHQRQH Total $9,800,000 $9,000,000 FXUUHQWO\H[LVWUHVWULSLQJH[LVWLQJFURVVZDONVWRH[WHQGWRWKHFXUERUUDLVHGLVODQGV LQVWDOOLQJDXGLEOHWUDIILFVLJQDOVDQGVLJQVDWWZRPDMRULQWHUVHFWLRQVDQGFRQVWUXFWLQJ IRRWZLGHPHGLDQVDWVHOHFWHGORFDWLRQVRQ65WK6WUHHWWRUHVWULFWFRQIOLFWLQJ YHKLFOHPRYHPHQWVDQGSURYLGHDSHGHVWULDQUHIXJHDUHD Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Increasing Modal Options This project could have a positive impact(s) for the local corridor and community while enhancing the efficiency and (Bike/Ped) mobility of the regional transportation system. Other examples of possible benefits are: enhancing activity centers and the connectivity between other activity centers, reducing environmental impacts, and benefiting local communities and public health. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000147 Project Name: SR 4 /15th Street Widening – Milledgeville Road to Government Road GDOT ID: 2220680 Project Description: Widen 15th Street/SR 4 from 2 to 4 lanes. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The applicant requests that 78% of the project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $1,242,188 $0 revenues. R/W in STIP. The project is a proposal to reconstruct and widen State Route 4 from Milledgeville Road to Government Road in Augusta. The project ROW $11,124,000 $7,281,599 proposes to reconstruct the section of roadway between Milledgeville Road and 15th CST $9,525,000 $9,525,000 Street from a five-lane section ¨C which currently includes a two-way left turn lane flush median ¨C to a four-lane section (two 11-foot wide lanes in each direction) UTL $1,149,384 $1,149,384 separated by a variable width raised median with the provision for left turn lanes at Total $23,040,572 $17,955,983 median openings. The project also proposes to widen SR 4 / 15th Street from the intersection of MLK Jr. Blvd. at 15th Street to Government Road from two lanes to four 11-foot wide lanes (2 lanes in each direction) separated by a variable width raised median with provision for left turn lanes at median openings. Five-foot wide sidewalks would be constructed on both sides of the roadway (with the existing sidewalk maintained wherever possible) from Milledgeville Road to Olive Road, and an 8foot wide shared-use path from Olive Road to Government Road on the north side of the roadway and a 5 foot wide sidewalk on the south side of the roadway. Pedestrian crosswalks would be installed at each of the existing signalized intersections. The project length is approximately 1.59 miles. Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000148 Project Name: Telfair Street Improvements (15th Street to East Boundary Street) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is to improve Telfair Street, from 15th Street to East Boundry Street, by resurfacing, and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $2,933,582 $2,933,582 ROW $2,847,537 $2,847,537 CST $13,452,100 $13,452,100 Total $19,233,219 $19,233,219 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000149 Project Name: T-Hangar & Box Hangar & Parking Site Prep/Paving GDOT ID: Project Description: Creation of new hangars on the field to include parking sites Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $157,895 $157,895 CST $1,050,000 $1,050,000 Total $1,207,895 $1,207,895 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000150 Project Name: Tobacco Road Resurfacing (Deans Bridge to Peach Orchard) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Tobacco Road from Deans Bridge to Peach Orchard. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $3,457,508 $3,457,508 Total $3,457,508 $3,457,508 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000151 Project Name: Walton Way Ext. Resurfacing (Robert C. Daniel to Walton Way) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Walton Way Ext. from Robert C. Daniel to Walton Way. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $368,542 $368,542 Total $368,542 $368,542 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000152 Project Name: Wheeler Rd. Resurfacing (Walton Way Ext. to Berckmans Rd.) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will consist of milling, resurfacing, and stripping Wheeler Road from Walton Way Ext. to Berckmans Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $974,697 $974,697 Total $974,697 $974,697 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000153 Project Name: Windsor Spring Road, Phase IV from Tobacco Road to Willis Foreman Road GDOT ID: 250610 Project Description: Widen Windsor Spring Road from 2 to 4 lanes. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested RW underway. This application requests that 79% of total project costs be funded PE $107,195 $0 through TIA2010 revenues. The project begins south of the intersection of Windsor Spring Road and Willis Foreman Road and terminates at the intersection of Windsor ROW $10,701,486 $0 Spring Road and Tobacco Road in Augusta (3.26 miles long). The existing two-lane CST $40,014,248 $40,014,248 facility will be widened to four 11-foot wide lanes (two in each direction) separated by a 19-foot wide raised median. Left and right-turn lanes will be provided at major Total $50,822,929 $40,014,248 intersections as required. The bridge over Spirit Creek will also be widened from two to four travel lanes. Shoulders are 16-feet wide. Eight-foot wide multi-use paths will be installed on both sides of the roadway and adjacent to the bridge. Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000154 Project Name: Windsor Spring Road, Phase V (Road and Bridge Widening) GDOT ID: Project Description: Widen Windsor Springs Road from 2 to 4 lanes. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 99% of total project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $163,717 $0 revenues. The project begins south of the intersection of Windsor Spring Road and SR 88 and terminates south of the intersection of Windsor Spring Road and Willis ROW $5,585,800 $5,585,800 Foreman Road in Augusta (2.15 miles long). The existing two-lane facility will be CST $11,172,638 $11,172,638 widened to four 11-foot wide lanes (two in each direction) separated by a 19-foot wide raised median. Left and right-turn lanes will be provided at major intersections as UTL $84,000 $84,000 required. The bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad will also be widened from two Total $17,006,155 $16,842,438 to four travel lanes. Shoulders will remain 16-feet wide. Eight-foot wide multi-use paths will be installed on both sides of the roadway and adjacent to the bridge. Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000155 Project Name: Wrightsboro Road/CR 1501 Widening - Jimmie Dyess Pkwy. to I-520 GDOT ID: 250510 Project Description: Widening Wrightsboro Rd/CR 1501 from 2 to 4 lanes. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested RW underway. This application requests that 71% of total project costs be funded PE $180,000 $0 through TIA2010 revenue. CST phase in STIP. Project would widen and reconstruct Wrightsboro Road from approximately 2,400 feet east of the intersection with Jimmie ROW $8,906,600 $0 Dyess Parkway and would end at the Interstate 520 southbound ramp terminus. The CST $22,049,156 $22,049,156 project would widen the existing two-lane facility to four 12-foot through lanes, including a 4-foot bicycle lane in each direction, a 20-foot raised median with 12-foot Total $31,135,756 $22,049,156 turn lanes at median openings, shoulders to include curb and gutter with drainage structures, streetlights and 5-foot sidewalks on both sides. The project would also realign approximately 1,400 feet of Wrightsboro Road and relocate Barton Chapel Road approximately 490 feet to the east to align opposite Augusta West Parkway. Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001211 Project Name: Berckmans Road Realignment and Widening (Wheeler Road to Washington Road) GDOT ID: Project Description: Realign Berckmans Road at Washington Road and align it with Alexander Drive to complete a continuous north-south connection between Gordon Highway and the commercial centers along Washington Road and the proposed commercial center along Riverwatch Parkway. Project would also include bridge replacement at Raes Creek and a center left-turn lane between Wheeler and Washington Roads. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $700,000 $700,000 ROW $3,000,000 $3,000,000 CST $13,000,000 $13,000,000 Total $16,700,000 $16,700,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Increasing Modal Options This project could have a positive impact(s) for the local corridor and community while enhancing the efficiency and (Bike/Ped) mobility of the regional transportation system. Other examples of possible benefits are: enhancing activity centers and the connectivity between other activity centers, reducing environmental impacts, and benefiting local communities and public health. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001213 Project Name: 5th Street - Laney Walker Boulevard to Reynolds Street GDOT ID: Project Description: Resurfacing, and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system along 5th Street from Laney Walker Boulevard to Reynolds Street. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,857,090 $1,857,090 ROW $1,466,482 $1,466,482 CST $8,234,223 $8,234,223 Total $11,557,795 $11,557,795 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001214 Project Name: Walton Way over Hawks Gully (Bridge Repair and Restoration) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would repair and restore the concrete box culvert on Walton Way over Hawks Gully. This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $714,608 $714,608 CST $105,029 $105,029 Total $819,637 $819,637 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001215 Project Name: Gordon Hwy / US 78 Median Barrier – US 25 to Walton Way GDOT ID: PI 222710 Project Description: Project would involve reconstruction and rehabilitation on Gordon Highway (US 78 / US 1), from Peach Orchard Road (US 25) to Walton Way in Augusta. Improvements would include replacement of median guardrails with concrete barriers, installation of storm drainage structures and outlets and upgrading roadway lighting fixtures. The project length is approximately 5.3 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $453,166 $453,166 CST $17,500,000 $17,500,000 Total $17,953,166 $17,953,166 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001216 Project Name: Scott`s Way over Rae`s Creek (Bridge Replacement) GDOT ID: Project Description: The purpose of this project is to replace the existing bridge on Scott`s Way over Rae`s Creek with a new bridge structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $165,000 $165,000 ROW $60,419 $60,419 CST $1,133,147 $1,133,147 Total $1,358,566 $1,358,566 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001217 Project Name: 5th Street Bridge (Bridge Repair and Restoration) GDOT ID: Project Description: This is a multi-span steel/concrete bridge. This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $601,000 $601,000 CST $3,857,334 $3,857,334 Total $4,458,334 $4,458,334 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001218 Project Name: James Brown Reconstruction GDOT ID: Project Description: The purpose of this project is to improve roadway capacity and safety by resurfacing, and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system on James Brown Road between Wrightsboro Road and Riverwatch Parkway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,325,610 $1,325,610 ROW $1,244,069 $1,244,069 CST $3,624,301 $3,624,301 Total $6,193,980 $6,193,980 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001219 Project Name: Druid Park Improvements (Walton Way to Wrightsboro Road) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is to improve roadway capacity and safety by resurfacing, and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system on Druid Park between Walton Way and Wrightsboro Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,530,241 $1,530,241 ROW $1,132,857 $1,132,857 CST $5,708,533 $5,708,533 Total $8,371,631 $8,371,631 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001220 Project Name: 6th Street (Laney Walker Boulevard to Reynolds Street) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is to resurface and reconstruct the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system along 6th Street. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,260,345 $1,260,345 ROW $1,466,482 $1,466,482 CST $4,117,111 $4,117,111 Total $6,843,938 $6,843,938 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001221 Project Name: 15th Street over Augusta Canal (Bridge Repair and Restoration) GDOT ID: Project Description: This is a concrete arch bridge on 15th street over Augusta Canal. This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $200,689 $200,689 CST $1,290,368 $1,290,368 Total $1,491,057 $1,491,057 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001222 Project Name: 7th Street Bridge over Augusta Canal (Bridge Replacement) GDOT ID: Project Description: Replace the existing bridge on 7th Street over Augusta Canal. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $165,000 $165,000 ROW $60,419 $60,419 CST $1,133,147 $1,133,147 Total $1,358,566 $1,358,566 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001223 Project Name: 13th Street (RA Dent to Reynolds Street) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project would improve roadway capacity and safety by resurfacing and reconstructing the existing curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer system on 13th Street from RA Dent to Reynolds Street. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,081,800 $1,081,800 ROW $711,884 $711,884 CST $5,765,186 $5,765,186 Total $7,558,870 $7,558,870 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-001224 Project Name: 11th Street over the Augusta Canal (Bridge Repair and Restoration) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project will address spalls with exposed reinforcement, severe cracking, repairing of expansion joints, cleaning and painting the structure on the bridge on 11th Street over Augusta Canal. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Richmond County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $79,310 $79,310 CST $500,332 $500,332 Total $579,642 $579,642 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Taliaferro County Project ID Project Name RC07-000156 Bridge Upgrade on Bethany Church Road over N Fork Ogeechee River RC07-000157 Resurfacing Margaret Grove Road, County Road 38 Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000156 Project Name: Bridge Upgrade on Bethany Church Road over N Fork Ogeechee River GDOT ID: 0008301 Project Description: Project CSBRG-0008-00(301) Taliaferro County proposes the replacement of the structurally deficient bridge on CR 82 over the North Fork Ogeechee River southwest of the City of Crawfordville. The project begins at MP 4.289 on CR 82/Bethany Church Road and ends at MP 4.590. This will be accomplished by closing CR 82/Bethany Church Road during construction, removing the existing 136ft x 24ft reinforced concrete bridge and replacing it with a new bridge in the same location. CR 82 will then be reopened to traffic. The roadway will consist of one, 11ft asphalt travel lane in each direction with 5ft grassed shoulders. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Taliaferro County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Application does not specify completion times or phase costs. Latest GDOT estimate: RW: $22,000; CST: $1.9 million Total $0 $0 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000157 Project Name: Resurfacing Margaret Grove Road, County Road 38 GDOT ID: Project Description: 5HVXUIDFLQJ0DUJDUHW*URYH5RDG&RXQW\5RDG 1RSURMHFWOLPLWVSURYLGHGLQDSSOLFDWLRQ Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Taliaferro County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Applicaiton does not specify project completion times or costs. Total $0 $0 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Warren County Project ID Project Name RC07-000158 Highway 80 North Widening RC07-000159 I-20 Frontage Road Phase 1 RC07-000160 I-20 Frontage Road Phase 2 RC07-000161 New Camak Bypass Off Highway 80 from SW of Wire Road to NE or Cartwright Road RC07-000162 Thomson/Warrenton Hwy (GA 12) RC07-000163 Widen Mitchell Road (CR 166) from SR 16 to SR 102 RC07-000164 Widen Rocky Comfort Creek Bridge on SR 16 RC07-000165 Widen SR 17 (Wrens Highway) Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000158 Project Name: Highway 80 North Widening GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is located on GA Hwy 80 (Hwy 80 North) in Warren County. This project will improve our current 2-lane highway to a 4-lane highway. This 4-lane highway will connect the Industrial area outside of Camak to I-20. Starting at the intersection of Camak Road and Hwy 80 N and extending 2.94 miles to I-20 (Exit 165). Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $1,528,382 $1,528,382 ROW $32,000 $32,000 CST $19,104,778 $19,104,778 Total $20,665,160 $20,665,160 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000159 Project Name: I-20 Frontage Road Phase 1 GDOT ID: 0007534 Project Description: Construct I-20 Frontage Road from CR 185/Cadley Road to CR 187 Ridge Road Phase 1 Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project would construct a frontage road along the south side of I-20. This project PE $110,565 $110,565 would consist of clearing, grading, drainage, base and paving a road constructed for heavy truck traffic. The road would start at Cadley Road (CR 185) just south of I-20 at ROW $1,837,000 $1,837,000 Exit 160 and connect with Ridge Road (CR 187). CST $9,300,501 $9,300,501 Total $11,248,066 $11,248,066 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000160 Project Name: I-20 Frontage Road Phase 2 GDOT ID: 8680 Project Description: Construct I-20 Frontage Road from CR 187/Ridge Road to SR 80 Phase II Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This project would construct a frontage road along the south side of I-20. This project PE $1,748,000 $1,748,000 would consist of clearing, grading, drainage, base and paving a road constructed for heavy truck traffic. The road would start at Cadley Road (CR 185) just south of I-20 at ROW $984,000 $984,000 Exit 160 and connect with Ridge Road (CR 187). CST $10,530,000 $10,530,000 Total $13,262,000 $13,262,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000161 Project Name: New Camak Bypass Off Highway 80 from SW of Wire Road to NE or Cartwright Road GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is a new 28’ By-Pass Road in Warren County around Camak on Hwy 80 North. This project will consist of clearing, grading, drainage, base and paving a road constructed for heavy truck traffic. This road will start at Hwy 80 North just southwest of Wire Road (CR-130) and run 2.3 miles and connect with Hwy 80 North just northeast of Cartwright Road (CR-120). Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $650,940 $650,940 ROW $82,000 $82,000 CST $8,299,487 $8,299,487 Total $9,032,427 $9,032,427 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000162 Project Name: Thomson/Warrenton Hwy (GA 12) GDOT ID: Project Description: This project is located on GA Hwy 12 (Thomson Hwy) in Warren County and (Warrenton Hwy) in McDuffie County. This project would improve our current 2 lane highway to a 4 lane highway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested 7KLV@ODQHKLJKZD\ZLOOFRQQHFWWKH(DVW:DUUHQWRQ,QGXVWULDO3DUNDQG:HVW PE $3,507,967 $3,507,967 0F'XIILH,QGXVWULDO3DUNLQRXUWZRFRXQWLHV6WDUWLQJDWWKHLQWHUVHFWLRQRI*$DQG ROW $75,000 $75,000 *$LQ:DUUHQ&RXQW\WKLVZRXOGUHTXLUHLPSURYLQJPLOHVRI@ODQHKLJKZD\WR D@ODQHKLJKZD\7KHQDWWKHFRXQW\OLQHLVZRXOGUHTXLUHPLOHVRI@ODQH CST $43,849,597 $43,849,597 KLJKZD\LPSURYHGWR@ODQHVDQGPLOHVRI@ODQHKLJKZD\LPSURYHGWR@ ODQHV Total $47,432,564 $47,432,564 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000163 Project Name: Widen Mitchell Road (CR 166) from SR 16 to SR 102 GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would improve Mitchell Road (CR 166) by widening the two lane road from 20’ to 28’. Starting at SR 16 in Warren County to SR 102 in Glascock County, the project would require widening of 7.1 miles of roadway to County Line Road (CR 168). At County Line Road (CR 168), the project would require widening of 3.3 miles of roadway to SR 102. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $3,609,184 $3,609,184 ROW $10,000 $10,000 CST $45,114,805 $45,114,805 Total $48,733,989 $48,733,989 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000164 Project Name: Widen Rocky Comfort Creek Bridge on SR 16 GDOT ID: Project Description: Widen bridge on SR 16 at Rocky Comfort Creek. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $500,000 $500,000 ROW $200,000 $200,000 CST $3,000,000 $3,000,000 Total $3,700,000 $3,700,000 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000165 Project Name: Widen SR 17 (Wrens Highway) GDOT ID: 222590 Project Description: Widen SR 17/US 1 (Wrens Highway) from two to four lanes from north of SR 296 to CR 311/Wire Rd. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Warren County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $3,195,431 $3,195,431 ROW $10,833,325 $10,833,325 CST $48,628,125 $48,628,125 Total $62,656,881 $62,656,881 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Washington County Project ID Project Name RC07-000166 Extend SR 68 from Hwy 57 to Dublin RC07-000167 Fall Line Freeway Overpass over Existing Railroad Crossing RC07-000168 Hwy. 15 Sandersville By Pass (Upgrade Ridge Road to Truck Route) RC07-000169 Hwy. 15 widening (north of Sparta) Improvements RC07-000170 Hwy. 15 widening (north) RC07-000171 Hwy. 15 Widening (South) RC07-000172 Kaolin Field Airport New Terminal Hanger and New North Taxi Lane RC07-000173 Kaolin Field Airport Security Upgrades (Security System, Lights, and Fencing) RC07-000174 SR 15 Sparta Bypass RC07-000175 Upgrade Deepstep Road (C.R. 348) to Truck Route RC07-000176 Upgrade Joiner Road (C.R. 248) In Tennille to a truck route RC07-000177 Upgrade Matthews Road (C.R. 347) in Tennille to a truck route Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000166 Project Name: Extend SR 68 from Hwy 57 to Dublin GDOT ID: PI#0005288 (1 M Portion) Project Description: SR 68 Relocation from Johnson County line to SR 57. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Washington County segment of PI#0005288 - Conversion of County Roads to SR 68. PE $320,000 $320,000 ROW $300,000 $300,000 CST $4,000,000 $4,000,000 Total $4,620,000 $4,620,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000167 Project Name: Fall Line Freeway Overpass over Existing Railroad Crossing GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would involve the construction of two overpasses over an existing at-grade railroad crossing on Fall Line Freeway near the Washington County Industrial Park. The bridges would consist of two 12` travel lanes with 10` shoulders. The bridges would be approximately 250` long each. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $288,383 $288,383 ROW $1,808,841 $1,808,841 CST $3,604,784 $3,604,784 UTL $659,208 $659,208 Total $6,361,216 $6,361,216 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000168 Project Name: Hwy. 15 Sandersville By Pass (Upgrade Ridge Road to Truck Route) GDOT ID: 245080, 245090 Project Description: Construct a 4-lane truck route around the cities of Sandersville and Tennille. Total length 14.3 miles. No further details provided in application. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $4,100,475 $4,100,475 ROW $7,624,947 $7,624,947 CST $42,593,806 $42,593,806 UTL $329,129 $329,129 Total $54,648,357 $54,648,357 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000169 Project Name: Hwy. 15 widening (north of Sparta) Improvements GDOT ID: 0008015 Project Description: Widening Hwy. 15 will construct a 4-lane truck route from Sparta north to the Greene County line. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $5,139,958 $5,139,958 ROW $4,340,133 $4,340,133 CST $64,249,469 $64,249,469 UTL $3,470,477 $3,470,477 Total $77,200,037 $77,200,037 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000170 Project Name: Hwy. 15 widening (north) GDOT ID: 0008017, 0008018, 0008019 Project Description: Widen Hwy. 15 from 2 to 4 lanes north of Sandersville to City of Sparta. A bypass around Warthen will be included. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Total length 25.6 miles. PE $7,359,354 $7,359,354 ROW $11,218,218 $11,218,218 CST $91,077,676 $91,077,676 UTL $6,215,043 $6,215,043 Total $115,870,291 $115,870,291 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000171 Project Name: Hwy. 15 Widening (South) GDOT ID: 0008020 Project Description: Widen Hwy. 15 south of Tennille to Johnson County line. The total project length is 12.64 miles. No further details provided by applicant. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Improvements will eventually connect Washington County to 1-16 and provide direct PE $6,168,504 $6,168,504 route for freight from the area to other areas of the state. Project is included in the list of GRIP projects. ROW $6,093,131 $6,093,131 CST $77,106,305 $77,106,305 UTL $4,366,438 $4,366,438 Total $93,734,378 $93,734,378 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000172 Project Name: Kaolin Field Airport New Terminal Hanger and New North Taxi Lane GDOT ID: Project Description: Construct new terminal hanger and north taxiway. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The project would consist of the construction of a new terminal hangar and a north PE $237,700 $237,700 taxiway to serve incoming and outgoing flights. The taxiway would be constructed per FAA requirements. Project would eliminate taxiing of planes on the runway for takeoffs ROW $175,000 $175,000 and landings. CST $950,000 $950,000 Total $1,362,700 $1,362,700 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000173 Project Name: Kaolin Field Airport Security Upgrades (Security System, Lights, and Fencing) GDOT ID: Project Description: The project would consist of the installation of a perimeter control security system around the control building and aircraft, security cameras, lights, and a deer fence for the Kaolin Field Airport. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $32,000 $32,000 CST $400,000 $400,000 Total $432,000 $432,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000174 Project Name: SR 15 Sparta Bypass GDOT ID: 0008016 Project Description: The purpose of the project is to construct a four lane truck route around the City of Sparta to reduce truck traffic in the downtown area. This project is a portion of the GRIP to eventually connect Washington County to I-20. The total length would be approximately 2.75 miles. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $835,300 $835,300 ROW $1,500,000 $1,500,000 CST $8,250,000 $8,250,000 Total $10,585,300 $10,585,300 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000175 Project Name: Upgrade Deepstep Road (C.R. 348) to Truck Route GDOT ID: Project Description: Upgrade Deepstep Road/C.R. 348 to four 12` wide travel lines separated by a 14` grassed median. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Road will become a DOT Truck Route from Sandersville Industrial Park to Baldwin PE $3,360,000 $3,360,000 County Line. Approximate length: 20 miles. ROW $4,000,000 $4,000,000 CST $42,000,000 $42,000,000 Total $49,360,000 $49,360,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000176 Project Name: Upgrade Joiner Road (C.R. 248) In Tennille to a truck route GDOT ID: Project Description: Reroute Joiner Road to provide direct truck route to S.R. 68. Proposed road will consist of two 12` lanes and 10` grassed shoulders. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $310,950 $310,950 ROW $300,000 $300,000 CST $3,965,000 $3,965,000 Total $4,575,950 $4,575,950 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000177 Project Name: Upgrade Matthews Road (C.R. 347) in Tennille to a truck route GDOT ID: Project Description: Upgrade Matthews Road/C.R. 347 to four 12` travel lanes with a 14` grassed median from S.R. 68 to S.R. 15. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Washington County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $200,000 $200,000 ROW $250,000 $250,000 CST $2,500,000 $2,500,000 Total $2,950,000 $2,950,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Unconstrained Project Listing Central Savannah River Area Wilkes County Project ID Project Name RC07-000178 Passing Lanes on SR 10 RC07-000179 Robert Toombs Avenue Resurfacing RC07-000180 Washington-Wilkes County Airport Runway Extension RC07-000181 Widen SR 17 to Four Lanes with a Median - Phase 1 RC07-000182 Widen SR 17 to Four Lanes with a Median - Phase 3 RC07-000183 Widen SR 17 to Four Lanes with Median - Phase 4 Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000178 Project Name: Passing Lanes on SR 10 GDOT ID: 222460 Project Description: This project would consist of the construction of four passing lanes on State Route 10 in Oglethorpe and Wilkes Counties. Passing lane 1 would be constructed from Milepost 15.3 to 16.2 in the westbound direction in Oglethorpe County with additional widening on the north side of the road. Passing Lane 2 would be constructed from Milepost 13.7 to 15.0 in the eastbound direction in Oglethorpe County with additional widening on the south side road. Passing Lane 3 would be constructed from Milepost 0.00 to 1.5 (Wilkes County) in the eastbound direction with additional widening on the south side of the road. Passing lane 4 would be constructed from Milepost 5.5 to 7.0 (Wilkes County) in the eastbound direction with additional widening on the south side of the road. The proposed construction will provide three 12` lanes with 10` rural shoulders (4` of which is paved). On a portion of passing lane 1, traffic will be detoured utilizing an onsite detour to correct the vertical geometry of the existing roadway. For the remainder of Passing Lane 1 as well as the entire portions of Passing Lanes 2 , traffic will be maintained on the existing alignment during construction. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Wilkes County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested 7KLVDSSOLFDWLRQUHTXHVWVWKDWRIWKHWRWDOSURMHFWFRVWVEHIXQGHGWKURXJK PE $597,900 $119,580 7,$UHYHQXHV ROW $820,600 $164,120 3DVVLQJODQHZRXOGEHFRQVWUXFWHGIURP0LOHSRVWWRLQWKHZHVWERXQG GLUHFWLRQLQ2JOHWKRUSH&RXQW\ZLWKDGGLWLRQDOZLGHQLQJRQWKHQRUWKVLGHRIWKHURDG CST $6,884,398 $1,376,880 3DVVLQJ/DQHZRXOGEHFRQVWUXFWHGIURP0LOHSRVWWRLQWKHHDVWERXQG GLUHFWLRQLQ2JOHWKRUSH&RXQW\ZLWKDGGLWLRQDOZLGHQLQJRQWKHVRXWKVLGHURDG Total $8,302,898 $1,660,580 3DVVLQJ/DQHZRXOGEHFRQVWUXFWHGIURP0LOHSRVWWR :LONHV&RXQW\ LQWKH HDVWERXQGGLUHFWLRQZLWKDGGLWLRQDOZLGHQLQJRQWKHVRXWKVLGHRIWKHURDG3DVVLQJ ODQHZRXOGEHFRQVWUXFWHGIURP0LOHSRVWWR :LONHV&RXQW\ LQWKHHDVWERXQG GLUHFWLRQZLWKDGGLWLRQDOZLGHQLQJRQWKHVRXWKVLGHRIWKHURDG Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000179 Project Name: Robert Toombs Avenue Resurfacing GDOT ID: Project Description: Resurface Toombs Avenue/US78/SR10 within the City of Washington Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Wilkes County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested CST $383,000 $383,000 Total $383,000 $383,000 Public Benefit Notes Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000180 Project Name: Washington-Wilkes County Airport Runway Extension GDOT ID: Project Description: The proposed project includes constructing a 75 foot wide x 1,000 foot extension on the southeast end of the existing 4,020 foot runway. Site preparation would consist of constructing an earthwork embankment, clearing, drainage and erosion control. The proposed runway surface would be composed of asphaltic concrete over a graded aggregate base course. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Wilkes County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested PE $250,000 $250,000 ROW $200,000 $200,000 CST $2,500,000 $2,500,000 Total $2,950,000 $2,950,000 Public Benefit Notes Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000181 Project Name: Widen SR 17 to Four Lanes with a Median - Phase 1 GDOT ID: 222255 Project Description: Widen SR 17 to four lanes with 44 foot median from the Washington Bypass and continue to CR 6/Smith Mill Road. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Wilkes County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested The applicant is requesting 23% of total project costs be funded through TIA2010 PE $2,244,589 $1,942,867 revenues. PE Auth. ROW $4,467,686 $893,537 CST $43,943,554 $8,788,711 UTL $69,104 $13,821 Total $50,724,933 $11,638,936 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Ensuring Safety and Security This project would benefit the public by potentially reducing the incidence of crashes along this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000182 Project Name: Widen SR 17 to Four Lanes with a Median - Phase 3 GDOT ID: 222260 Project Description: Widen SR 17 to four lanes with a 44 foot median, from the Washington Bypass and continue to south of CR 193. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Wilkes County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested This application requests that 81% of the total project costs be funded through PE $3,689,049 $3,689,049 TIA2010 revenues. PE Auth. ROW $15,011,916 $3,002,383 CST $45,271,015 $45,271,015 Total $63,971,980 $51,962,447 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Supporting Economic This project could assist in having a positive impact on the economic vitality for this region, and in some cases possibly Growth/Competitiveness for the entire state. Its impact could also be observed along the roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Example benefits could be: improved access to jobs; improved travel times for drivers; increased lane capacity; improved efficiency and reliability for freight cargo/goods movement; providing border to border and inter-regional connectivity; and improve local connectivity to statewide transportation network. Project Location Project Sheet Project Number: RC07-000183 Project Name: Widen SR 17 to Four Lanes with Median - Phase 4 GDOT ID: 222264 Project Description: The project would widen SR 17 to four lanes with a median from CR 113/Vinson Road to north of CR50/Elbert. Regional Commission: Central Savannah River Area Unconstrained List: Yes County: Wilkes County Phase Total Project Cost Total Amt Comments: Requested Most of this project is not in Central Savannah River Area RC boundary. PE $2,098,356 $1,409,279 ROW $6,862,939 $1,373,588 CST $44,212,928 $44,212,928 Total $53,174,223 $46,995,795 Public Benefit Notes Maximizing the value of This project could potentially maximize the full utility of an existing transportation facility(s). In some cases, bypasses Georgia's Assets will be necessary. Example benefits could be: mitigating congestion (e.g. operational improvements) and optimizing capital asset management (e.g. resurfacing, rehabilitation). The impacts would apply to this roadway segment, corridor, and/or intersection. Project Location