Public Works and Environmental Services Alert:
DPWES has selected the following projects to spotlight with detailed information regarding background, benefits, and what to expect.
| Project Name | Image | Description | District * Sort descending | Watershed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dogue Creek at Old Mill Road |  |
The project will restore approximately 2,800 linear feet of stream channel. The existing channel is unstable as evidenced by raw stream banks and the widening stream channel. | Mount Vernon District | Dogue Creek |
| Long Branch North at I66 Stream Restoration Project |  |
The project will restore approximately 2,400 linear feet of degraded channel of Long Branch and its tributaries between I-66 and Old Lee Highway. | Providence District | Accotink Creek |
| Long Branch North at Arlington Blvd and Robin Ridge Court Stream Restoration (SD-000031-219) |  |
The project includes restoration of 4,500 linear feet of Long Branch, its tributaries, stormwater outfalls and the floodplain within the stream valley between Dogwood Lane and Route 50 (Arlington Boulevard). | Providence District | Accotink Creek |
| Rocky Branch at Hickory Hollow Lane Stream Restoration |  |
The project will restore approximately 3,818 linear feet of degraded natural channel of Rocky Branch and its tributaries between Hunter Mill Road and Hill Road. | Providence District | Difficult Run |
| Pimmit Run at George C. Marshall Drive Stream Restoration Project |  |
The project will restore approximately 2,000 linear feet of degraded natural channel of Pimmit Run and approximately 300 linear feet of outfall leading to it. | Providence District | Pimmit Run |
| Headwaters of Popes Head Creek at Brecon Ridge Subdivision Stream Restoration Project |  |
The project will restore approximately 3,000 linear feet of Popes Head Creek, stabilize stormwater outfalls, and re-establish the stream valley floodplain connection and riparian corridor. | Springfield District | Popes Head Creek |
Fairfax County Stormwater Management is dedicated to protecting and restoring our vital natural resources through the implementation of stormwater management projects throughout the county.
For additional information, please email the Stormwater Planning Division or call 703-324-5500, TTY 711.
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