Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project

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The Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project included 1,580 linear feet of stream restoration through natural channel design to enhance/stabilize and restore the stream channel to improve water quality.

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Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration
Project
Contract No. CN17125170
Project No. SD-000031-151
Tax Map ID 0604 01 0028
Mason District
June 6, 2018

Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project
Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch

Project Details
Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project
Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch
Description:
The Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project was substantially completed on June 1, 2018. The project
included 1,580 linear feet of stream restoration through Natural Channel Design to enhance/stabilize and restore the stream channel
to improve water quality. This project provides 128 pounds of phosphorous, 418 pounds of nitrogen and 43,123 pounds of sediment
removal per year towards the County’s MS4 pollutant reduction requirements.
Project Overview:
• Constructed in-stream grade control structures using imbricated rock and onsite woody materials to create habitat and stabilize
the channel.
• Replaced a failing concrete pipe and headwalls.
• Removal and replacement of a wooden pedestrian bridge.
• Planted native trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants, and grasses along the channel to restore vegetation.
• Performed post construction deep soil tilling of the staging and stockpile area to improve soil structure and infiltration.
Project Team:
• Stormwater Planning Division (SWPD) – Jasdeep Saini, Fred Wilkins, Emma Gutzler
• Utilities Design and Construction Division (UDCD) – Scott Bishop, Christopher Triolo
• UDCD Project Inspector – Hammad Hashmi
• Construction Contractor – Environmental Quality Resources, Inc. – Jonathan Barber, Chris Wharton
• Landscape Contractor – Ashton Manor Environmental, LLC – Ben Statler, Refugio Vera
• Design Engineer – Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. – J.T. Kelley, Josh Clements, Bryce Aiken
• Fairfax County Park Authority – Mark Plourde, Yudhie Brownson

Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project
DURING CONSTRUCTION
Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch

Additional Information
For additional Information, please call
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/publicworks
Matthew Kaiser, Public Information Officer
703-324-8455, TTY 711
Matthew.Kaiser @fairfaxcounty.gov
Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch

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1. A Fairfax County, VA, publication Department of Public Works and Environmental Services Working for You! Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project Contract No. CN17125170 Project No. SD-000031-151 Tax Map ID 0604 01 0028 Mason District June 6, 2018

2. Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch

3. Project Details Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch Description: The Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project was substantially completed on June 1, 2018. The project included 1,580 linear feet of stream restoration through Natural Channel Design to enhance/stabilize and restore the stream channel to improve water quality. This project provides 128 pounds of phosphorous, 418 pounds of nitrogen and 43,123 pounds of sediment removal per year towards the County’s MS4 pollutant reduction requirements. Project Overview: • Constructed in-stream grade control structures using imbricated rock and onsite woody materials to create habitat and stabilize the channel. • Replaced a failing concrete pipe and headwalls. • Removal and replacement of a wooden pedestrian bridge. • Planted native trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants, and grasses along the channel to restore vegetation. • Performed post construction deep soil tilling of the staging and stockpile area to improve soil structure and infiltration. Project Team: • Stormwater Planning Division (SWPD) – Jasdeep Saini, Fred Wilkins, Emma Gutzler • Utilities Design and Construction Division (UDCD) – Scott Bishop, Christopher Triolo • UDCD Project Inspector – Hammad Hashmi • Construction Contractor – Environmental Quality Resources, Inc. – Jonathan Barber, Chris Wharton • Landscape Contractor – Ashton Manor Environmental, LLC – Ben Statler, Refugio Vera • Design Engineer – Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. – J.T. Kelley, Josh Clements, Bryce Aiken • Fairfax County Park Authority – Mark Plourde, Yudhie Brownson

4. Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch Mason District, Tax Map No. 60-4 Upper Section of the project site Trickle ditch Driveway Culverts

5. Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project DURING CONSTRUCTION Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch

6. Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park Stream Restoration Project Capital Facilities/Utilities Design and Construction Division/Stormwater Construction Branch AfterConstruction

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