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The upstairs private meeting room at Sconyers BBQ was at peakcapacity as more than 50 GUCA members and guests packed in for theEast Georgia Industry Meeting in Augusta, Ga. on Jan. 13, 2011. Thiswas an open invitation event for GUCA members, prospective members,municipalities and government officials.

Georgia 811 Liaison Holly Files provided those in attendance with aninformative presentation regarding Damage Prevention. Her presentationhighlighted damage prevention as well as large project ticket issues.Those in attendance were advised to resource the GUCA Web site atwww.guca.com for the large project ticket step-by-step process. In addi-tion, they were advised to resource the Georgia 811 Web site atwww.gaupc.com and become familiar with the information provided aswell as the assigned liaison in their region.

GUCA members and guests also were addressed by GUCA PresidentMitch Stephens, John D. Stephens Inc. He welcomed everyone to themeeting and thanked Construction Perfected Inc. and John D. StephensInc. for their generous sponsorships. Stephens also encouraged the mem-bers to stay active and participate in future GUCA functions.

Those in attendance also were updated by GUCA Executive DirectorVikki McReynolds about upcoming events, safety classes and industryand legislative issues, as well as GUCA membership and the benefits pro-vided to GUCA members.

The importance of generating new membership was emphasized bypromoting membership recruitment in the area to strengthen GUCA’sEast Georgia membership.

GUCA Membership Committee Chairmen Angela Lance, Peed Bros.Inc.; Larry Gilmore, Controlled Blasting Inc.; John Morris, HeavyConstructors Inc.; Bryan Ponder, Brock Built LLC; and the entire GUCAMembership Committee were responsible for organizing the meeting.

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Meeting AddressesDamage Prevention

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Former Augusta/RichmondCounty Commissioner DonGrantham was elected to theState Transportation Board onFeb. 9 by a caucus of state repre-sentatives and senators from the10th Congressional District.Grantham will fill the spot vacat-ed by former Board chairmanBill Kuhlke who resigned hispost last December.

Grantham thanked Mr.Kuhlke and acknowledged theirlifetime friendship.

“All my life has been aboutcommitment. And Ipledge to continuethat promise ofcommitment to thecitizens of this stateand the people ofour district,” saidGrantham to hiscaucus members.

Grantham, anAugusta native, isthe president andCEO of ForestSales Corporation,a company hefounded in 1968.He served on theAugusta/RichmondC o u n t yCommission forseven years from2003 until 2010. He also servedon Georgia Port Authority from1972 until 1984, serving aschairman in 1974 and 1980. Hisextensive community and civicactivities include the AugustaState University Board ofTrustees from 1982 to 1986,Augusta Museum Board of

Directors from 1993 to 1996 andthe Boy Scouts of AmericaAdvisory Board of Augusta formore than 35 years.

Grantham will serve theremaining three years of Mr.Kuhlke’s term which expires inApril 2014. He will begin serv-ing immediately.

Emily G. Dunn Businesswoman Emily G.

Dunn was unanimously electedto the State TransportationBoard on Feb. 9 by a caucus of

state representatives and sena-tors from the 9th CongressionalDistrict. Dunn fills the spotvacated by former Board mem-ber Steve Gooch who was elect-ed to the State Senate lastNovember.

“Thank you for your vote ofconfidence, and I look forward

to working with you,” saidDunn to members of her con-gressional caucus. “As you getto know me, you will find that Iam a diligent and hard worker.”

Dunn, a Fannin County nativenow residing in Blue Ridge, isPresident of Tom’s AmusementCompany Inc. and is currentlythe Vice President of the Boardof Directors for the Amusementand Music OperatorsAssociation.

Dunn also has served on theFannin County Board of

Education since2000 and isChairman of theFannin LiteracyAction Group.

As an activemember of hercommunity, Dunnalso serves on theBoard of Directorsof North GeorgiaTechnical Collegeand on the Boardof Trustees ofFannin RegionalHospital. She alsoserved asChairman of theFannin CountyChamber ofCommerce from

2006 to 2009 and is still anactive member.

Dunn, will serve for theremaining two years of Gooch’sunexpired term — until April2013. She will assume her posi-tion on the State TransportationBoard immediately.

State Transportation BoardAnnounces New Members

“All my life has been about commitment. And I pledge to

continue that promise of commitment to the citizens of this state and the people

of our district.”Don Grantham

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see BOARD page 2

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New Members Elected to State Transportation Board

Don Grantham has been elected to represent the 10thCongressional District on the State TransportationBoard.

Jeff LewisFormer State Representative Jeff Lewis was elected to the

State Transportation Board on Feb. 9 by a caucus of staterepresentatives and senators from the 11th CongressionalDistrict. Lewis’ term will begin April 15, 2011.

“I am truly honored to have been chosen for this impor-tant position,” Lewis said, pledging to keep an open line ofcommunication with legislators. “I believe I have a good rep-utation for working well with others. I look forward to join-ing the Board and using my General Assembly experience tobe an active transportation advocate for all of the areas thatencompass the 11th Congressional District as well as allGeorgia shortterm and longterm transportation needs.”

A Rome native now residing in Cartersville, Lewis servedBartow County residents for 16 years as a StateRepresentative from District 15. He served as Chairman ofthe House Energy, Utilities and TelecommunicationsCommittee.

Lewis is a selfemployed small businessman.Lewis is a member of the Cartersville Bartow County

Chamber of Commerce, the Cartersville Exchange Club, theCartersville Lions Club and the Georgia SpeakersAssociation.

Robert L. BrownRobert L. Brown will continue his service as a State

Transportation Board member representing the 4thCongressional District for another fiveyear term. Originallyelected to the Board in 2005 to fill the unexpired term ofBrad Hubbert, Brown was reelected to serve his first fullterm in 2006.

“I am deeply honored to serve five more years as your

Transportation Board member dealing with transportationneeds in the 4th District as well as the state,” said Brown tothe members of his delegation. “Georgia DOT is on the right

track and has developed a strategic plan that will guide thestate for years to come.”

A native of Dublin, Ga., Brown is the President and CEOof R.L. Brown and Associates Inc., an architectural and con-struction management firm in Decatur. Brown is an activemember of both the DeKalb and Metro Chambers ofCommerce and was honored with the Small Business of theYear Award by the Metro Chamber. In addition to hisTransportation Board duties, Brown serves on the AgnesScott College Board of Trustees and is the immediate pastchairman of the Georgia Partnership for Excellence inEducation.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is governed bythe State Transportation Board. Its 13 members, representingeach of the state’s congressional districts, exercise generalcontrol and supervision of the Department. Each memberserves a fiveyear term and the terms are staggered. Boardmembers are elected by the state representatives and senatorswhose legislative districts fall within all or part of the con-gressional district.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is committedto providing a safe, seamless and sustainable transportationsystem that supports Georgia’s economy and is sensitive toboth its citizens and its environment. Additional transporta-tion revenues are imperative to grow and sustain Georgia’seconomic vitality and quality of life through the 21stCentury. Georgia is the 3rd fastestgrowing state in thenation, yet 49th in per capita spending on transportation.

For general information on the Georgia DOT, please visitwww.dot.ga.gov.

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BOARD from page 1

Former State Representative Jeff Lewis was elected torepresent the 11th Congressional District on the StateTransportation Board.

Robert Brown was reelected to represent the 4thCongressional District on the State TransportationBoard.

Businesswoman Emily Dunn was elected to representthe 9th Congressional District on the StateTransportation Board.

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GUCA Holds Central Georgia Industry Meeting in MaconGUCA members and guests

gathered at Macon StateUniversity in Macon, Ga. on Dec.15 for the Central Georgia IndustryMeeting. This was an open invita-tion event for GUCA members,prospective members, municipali-ties and government officials.Members and guests also tookadvantage of this great networkingopportunity.

GUCA Assistant ExecutiveDirector Scott Brumbelow provid-ed those in attendance with aninformative presentation regardingCranes & Derricks, RemovingAsbestos Pipe and UCR CarrierRegulations. His presentation cov-ered highlights of these regulationsand how they apply to utility con-tractors.

Brumbelow stated OSHA hasissued the final rule on cranes andderricks and although excavatorsand backhoes are not included inthe Crane and Derrick Standard,rigging personnel will have to bequalified to perform rigging tasks.He said it is the responsibility ofeach company to determine what

qualifications a rigging personnelmust possess.

He also emphasized all motorcarriers operating for-hire, privateor exempt who operate a commer-cial motor vehicle in interstate(Georgia only) commerce mustobtain operating authority from theFederal Motor Carrier SafetyAdministration (FMSCA) andregister with the GeorgiaDepartment of Revenue (DOR).He said anyone operating a com-mercial motor vehicle in interstateor interstate (Georgia only) com-merce without UCRA registrationwill subject the motor carrier tofines and enforcement by theDepartment of Public SafetyMotor Compliance Division andDOR.

He said Asbestos Cement Pipe(ACP) removal is a growing con-cern for many utility contractors.ACP removal includes more thanwater and sewer pipelines, it alsoincludes gas pipelines. He stated inorder to legally remove ACP, thecompany must be certified with theGeorgia Environmental Protection

Division (EPD). He mentionedGUCA is offering an AsbestosAbatement Utility Contractorcourse to help you get utility con-tractors certified

GUCA members and guestsalso were addressed by GUCAVice President Charlie Murren,C.A. Murren & Sons Company

Inc. He welcomed everyone to themeeting and thanked HD SupplyWaterworks, C.A. Murren & SonsCompany Inc., and John D.Stephens Inc. for their generoussponsorships. Murren also encour-aged the members to stay activeand participate in future GUCAfunctions.

Those in attendance also wereupdated about upcoming events,safety classes, highlighting theupcoming full five day AsbestosTraining class and changes to theLarge Project Ticket Policy andindustry and legislative issues, aswell as GUCA membership andthe benefits provided to GUCAmembers.

The importance of generatingnew membership was emphasizedby promoting membership recruit-ment in the area to strengthenGUCA’s Central Georgia member-ship.

This meeting was considered asuccess because of the hard workand dedication of GUCAMembership CommitteeChairmen Angela Lance, PeedBros. Inc.; Larry Gilmore,Controlled Blasting Inc.; JohnMorris, Heavy Constructors Inc.;Bryan Ponder, Brock Built LLC;and the entire GUCA MembershipCommittee.

For more information, visitwww.guca.com.

GUCA Assistant Executive Director Scott Brumbelow addresses anumber of industry issues that utility contractors will be facing inthe coming year.

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GA DOT Awards 19 New ConstructionContracts Valued at $45 Million

The Georgia Department ofTransportation has awarded 19 newcontracts valued in excess of $45 mil-lion for transportation improvementprojects across the state, including theconstruction of a system ofcollector/distributor (CD) lanes alongInterstate Highway 20 betweenInterstate Highway 285 and PanolaRoad in DeKalb County.

The 4.7-mi. CD project, which wasawarded to C.W. MatthewsContracting Company, Inc., ofMarietta, for $30.9 million, will beginthis spring and is scheduled to be com-pleted by August, 2013. It will con-struct two, eastbound CD lanes parallelto and on the south side of I-20. Thelanes are designed to improve mobilityand safety in this corridor essentially bymoving the heavy local traffic betweenI-285 and Wesley Chapel Road off I-20eastbound and onto the CD lanes.

Detailed information on constructionand lane closure schedules will beforthcoming well in advance of occur-rence.

Other projects awarded from theDepartment’s January bid lettingincluded widening a portion of StateRoute 23 in Candler County and sever-al highway resurfacings throughout thestate. Details are available via this link:http://tomcat2.dot.state.ga.us/ContractsAdministration/uploads/A110121.pdf

Georgia DOT urges travelers to call511 for updated information aboutthese or any other construction projectson interstates and state routes. Georgia511 is a free phone service that pro-vides real-time traffic and travel infor-mation statewide, such as traffic condi-tions, incidents, lane closures, anddelays due to inclement weather.Callers also can transfer to operators torequest assistance or report incidents

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The Georgia State Department of Transportation receivedbids for transportation-related improvement projects.

Following is a list of some of the projects let.

County: DekalbContract ID: B13922-11-000-0District: 77701Location: Modification of general purpose lanes and rampimprovements on I-20/SR 402 beginning at I-285/SR 407and extending to Panola Road (CR 5150).Project: 0009542Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• C.W. Matthews Contracting Company Inc. —$30,954,796

• E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. — $31,751,602• Sunbelt Structures Inc. — $34,190,770• Prince Contracting LLC — $38,559,800

Completion Date: July 31, 2013

Counties: Butts, Henry Contract ID: B13925-11-000-0District: 73305Location: Traffic signal upgrades and installation of inter-section video detection systems (VDS) on U.S. 23/SR 87 atvarious locations. (E).Project: CSSTP-0007-00(347)Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• R.J. Haynie & Associates Inc. — $434,149• Comtrac Services Inc. — $438,131• Moye Electric Company Inc. — $446,691• American Lighting and Signalization Inc. —

$479,685• Midasco LLC — $555,300• World Fiber Technologies Inc. — $579,257

Completion Date: Dec. 31, 2011

County: CandlerContract ID: B13934-11-000-0District: 75506Location: 0.827 mile of construction of widening for addi-tional lanes on SR 23/SR 121 beginning north of I-16/SR404 and extending to Stripling St. (E).Project: CSSTP-0007-00(143)Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Reeves Construction Company — $2,760,973• Ricketson Construction Company Inc. — $2,979,802• C and H Paving Inc. — $2,987,503• Everett Dykes Grassing Company Inc. —$3,253,234• G.P.’s Enterprises Inc. — $3,548,901

Completion Date: April 30, 2012

County: ChathamContract ID: B13940-11-000-0District: 75505Location: 5.23 miles of milling, inlay, plant mix resurfacingand shoulder reconstruction on SR 25 beginning at SR 307and extending to the South Carolina State line. (E).Project: M004223Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Carroll & Carroll Inc. — $708,708• R.B. Baker Construction Inc. — $780,768

• Plant Improvement Company Inc. — $945,903• Oldcastle Southern Group Inc. d/b/a Apac Southeast

Inc. — $948,998Completion Date: Nov. 30, 2011

County: ClaytonContract ID: B13941-11-000-0District: 77703Location: 6.48 miles of milling, inlay and plant mix resur-facing on SR 331 beginning at SR 85 and extending to SR54. (E).Project: M004247Contractors and Bid Amounts:


• Baldwin Paving Company Inc. — $ 1,402,251• E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. — $ 1,470,694• Stewart Brothers Inc. — $ 1,840,840

Completion Date: Nov. 30, 2011

County: DekalbContract ID: B13933-11-000-0District: 77701Location: 8.074 miles of milling and plant mix resurfacingon SR 155 beginning at SR 154 and extending to ColumbiaDrive (CR 442) and beginning at Columbia Drive (CR 422)and extending to Snapfinger Road (CR 5196) (E).Project: M004267, M004268. Contractors and Bid Amounts:


• Pittman Construction Company — $2,736,921• E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. — $3,064,627• Stewart Brothers Inc. — $3,648,796

Completion Date: Nov. 30, 2011

County: DouglasContract ID: B13939-11-000-0District: 77703Location: 0.36 mile of construction of a bridge andapproaches on Mason Creek Road (CR 201) over MobleyCreek Tributary. (E).Project: CSBRG-0006-00(324)Contractors and Bid Amounts:

• Sunbelt Structures Inc. — $1,003,615• McCarthy Improvement Company — $1,080,887• Rogers Bridge Company Inc. — $1,082,390• E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. — $1,092,828• Talley Construction Company Inc. — $1,095,513• Gregory Bridge Company — $1,114,902• Tanner Contracting Inc. — $1,124,470• C.W. Matthews Contracting Company Inc. —

$1,129,161• G.P.’s Enterprises Inc. — $1,255,031

Completion Date: March 31, 2012

County: HaralsonContract ID: B33930-11-000-0District: 76605Location: 7.6 miles of plant mix resurfacing on variousstreets in Bowdon, Carrollton, Dallas, Tallapoosa, Temple,Villa Rica and on Various county roads.Project: S013139-LAU, S013141-LAU, S013142-LAUand OthersContractors and Bid Amounts:

• Northwest Georgia Paving Inc. — $406,168• C.W. Matthews Contracting Company Inc. —

$431,419• E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. — $449,543

Completion Date: Sept. 30, 2011

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