FOX RUN FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION
CLIENT
Dover Township
LOCATION
Dover Township, PA
SERVICES PROVIDED
- Tree removing, clearing, and grubbing
- E&S controls including bypass pumping of stream during work
- Excavation of existing spoils pile and placement on sports field area (43,000 CY)
- Floodplain excavation and placement on sports field area (27,000 CY)
- Pedestrian bridge abutments for future bridge (4 EA)
- Woody debris/ buried log structures (65 EA)
- Anastomosed channel grading (11,000 LF)
- Concrete slat stream crossing
- Rip-rap grade control armoring and rip-rap bank armoring (3000 SF)
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The Fox Run Floodplain Restoration project restored two unnamed tributaries to Fox Run as part of a master plan to convert a former golf course into a township park. The goal was to restore approximately 3,440 lineal feet of stream channel by removing legacy sediments and adding woody debris as grade control and fish habitat, as well as provide stormwater management facilities for proposed park improvements. For this design-build project, Flyway Excavating worked as a subcontractor to LandStudies, who acted as the engineer and general contractor. Click here to read more about this important waterway restoration project.