Ellipse Stairs Natural Landscaping Project
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A multi-agency team of employees from stormwater, urban forestry, planning and development, public works director’s office, and facilities management worked together and figured out how to prevent further erosion of the soil that was undermining the stairs.
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Ellipse Stairs Natural Landscaping Project
- 1. A Fairfax County, VA, publication Department of Public Works and Environmental Services Working for You! EIP Grant FY 2021 – Partnership Stormwater Planning Division Department of Planning and Development Facilities Management Division Urban Forestry Management Division May 7, 2021 Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021
- 2. Stormwater Planning Division Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 2
- 3. Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Stormwater Planning Division Ellipse Stairs – Condition Before Sediment Washout from Stairs Erosion and Undermining of Stairs Runoff from Ellipse Path and Lawn
- 4. Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Stormwater Planning Division Ellipse Stairs – Excavation to Reveal Damage
- 5. Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Stormwater Planning Division Construction – Drainage Installation After 2016 12” Trench Drain to Intercept Runoff Regrade and Repair Sidewalk Outfall from Trench Drain to Level Spreader
- 6. Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Stormwater Planning Division Construction – Soil Amendment & Planting Deep Till to 18” minimum Till 3” of compost to 8” depth
- 7. Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Stormwater Planning Division Construction – Soil Amendment & Planting Butterflyweed Wild Geranium Golden Groundsel Amend plant beds and grade to intercept storm runoff.
- 8. Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Stormwater Planning Division Construction – Plant Installation Before 2014 5” deep vernalized plugs at 12” to 15” on center Biodegradable erosion control fabric on steep slope Grading to capture runoff within amended plant bed
- 9. Stormwater Planning Division 9 Natural Landscaping – Let it Rain! Let it Grow! Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021
- 10. For additional information, please contact Stormwater Planning Division 10 Additional Information Natural Landscaping - Ellipse Stairs 2021 Suzanne Foster suzanne.foster@fairfaxcounty.gov suzanne.foster@fairfaxcounty.gov Or visit the Ellipse Stairs website at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes
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- Former Title from Oct 2018: Using Ecological Expertise and Assessment Data to Inform Functional Improvement in Urban Stream Restorations
- Source of land use DTA information from Dipmani e-mail MS4 Phase I community: Currently have a $60 million program projected to grow to a $100 mill program ¼ cent per year $5-6 mill Current rate is 2-½ cents/$1000 of assessed property value Streams measured to what size watershed
- Source of land use DTA information from Dipmani e-mail MS4 Phase I community: Currently have a $60 million program projected to grow to a $100 mill program ¼ cent per year $5-6 mill Current rate is 2-½ cents/$1000 of assessed property value Streams measured to what size watershed
- Source of land use DTA information from Dipmani e-mail MS4 Phase I community: Currently have a $60 million program projected to grow to a $100 mill program ¼ cent per year $5-6 mill Current rate is 2-½ cents/$1000 of assessed property value Streams measured to what size watershed