At a Glance
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503
Acres
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5.5B
Gallons
- Location
- Stafford County, Virginia
- Offices
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- Location
- Stafford County, Virginia
- Offices
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Rocky Pen Run Reservoir
Water—we all need it; but not at the loss of important ecosystems. We’ve helped our client make sure that their objective (to construct a 503-acre, 5.5 billion gallon reservoir) was met and that the surrounding community’s environment was not adversely impacted. This reservoir was designed with over 9 miles of stream and 4 acres of wetland resources in mind.
As part of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Virginia Department of Environmental Quality permit conditions, Stafford County needed to develop a comprehensive riverine mitigation plan. For help, the County selected us to develop and implement the mitigation plan keeping the reservoir on schedule, environment in the forefront, and remaining in compliance with the todays’ complex regulations.
We completed a comprehensive watershed field assessment in support of the plan. We also identified and designed multiple Best Management Practices that provided water quality and quantity benefits in the sensitive headwaters of tributary streams. And, our fish blockage removal design will open nearly 15 miles of anadromous fish habitat.
At a Glance
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503
Acres
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5.5B
Gallons
- Location
- Stafford County, Virginia
- Offices
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- Location
- Stafford County, Virginia
- Offices
Share
Meet Our Team
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Doug Beisch
Principal, Environmental Services
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Travis Crayosky
Senior Principal
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Brian Hawley
Senior Principal, Practice Leader, Environmental Services
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Brad Helmandollar
Principal
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Jim Orrell
Senior Associate
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George Rhodes
Principal, Landscape Architecture
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Chuck Roadley
Principal
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Megan McCollough
Principal, Civil Engineer
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Josh Running
Principal
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