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Chickahominy Riverfront Park RV & Boat Storage Lot
This project involves the design and relocation of a Recreation Vehicle (RV) and boat storage parking lot within the Chickahominy Riverfront Park.
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Collington Court Stream Restoration
The Collington Court Stream Restoration project will include the stabilization and restoration of approximately 413 linear feet of a degraded channel of an unnamed headwater tributary to Mill Creek. The restoration reach originates at the culvert outfall downstream of the Riverside Diagnostic Center stormwater BMP.
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Grove Area Stormwater & Roadway Improvements
This project proposes to widen existing travel lanes to the minimum standard for sections of the road network within the Grove residential neighborhood and to address historic drainage and flooding issues in the area.
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Grove Stormwater & Water Quality Improvements
The project referred to as Area 1 in the photo gallery will make improvements in the Jackson Street, Church Street, Juniper Court and Woodside Drive area. This project involves a performing a channel restoration and installing a stormwater facility to improve drainage and water quality in the area. The part of the project identified as Area 2 will install a step pool stormwater conveyance facility in a drainage channel along Whiting Avenue that discharges into Skiffes Creek. These projects will reduce the frequency and impact of flooding and result in water quality benefits in Grove.
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Ney Court Stream Restoration
This project addresses stabilization and restoration of approximately 285 linear feet of ephemeral/intermittent channel in the Ware Creek Manor subdivision headwaters of an unnamed tributary of Taskinas Creek which ultimately discharges to the York River - Skimino Creek. The project site is located south and east of Marmont Lane and Ney Court behind developed residential parcels.
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Tewning Road Stormwater BMP Retrofit
The project will replace the two existing facilities on the site with a single Department of Environmental Quality BMP Clearinghouse Level 2 wet pond facility. PC037, an older wet pond facility, will be eliminated with all the drainage from that facility directed to the newly retrofit PC168, now a Level 2 wet pond. The retrofit PC168 will achieve significant additional nutrient removal for the operations center site.
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Upper County Park Walking Path
Design and construct an approximately ½ mile asphalt walking trail within the park. Perform all necessary permitting and design to complete the project. The Project will be bid and awarded and managed through design, permitting and construction until completion.