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Arlington County Watershed Retrofits Greg Hoffmann & Cecilia Lane Center for Watershed Protection February 1, 2011 Arlington County, Virginia What Are Stormwater Retrofits? Stormwater retrofits are stormwater management practices in


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Arlington County Watershed Retrofits

Greg Hoffmann & Cecilia Lane Center for Watershed Protection

February 1, 2011 Arlington County, Virginia

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What Are Stormwater Retrofits?

  • Stormwater

retrofits are

stormwater management practices in locations where stormwater controls did not previously exist or were ineffective

Rolling Stone Retrofit Montgomery Co., MD

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Bioretention Cross Section

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Bioretention in Action

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Retrofitting Philosophy

Retrofitting urban watersheds is involves the Art of Opportunity

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Retrofitting Philosophy

Retrofitting urban watersheds is not about drastic changes to the surface and subsurface landscape.

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What Did We Do?

  • Purpose

– Rapidly search for and identify potential retrofit sites across the subwatershed – Save time in the field

  • Result

250 potential locations identified:

Donaldson Run: 52 Four Mile Run: 130 Gulf Branch: 68

Desktop Analysis

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Retrofit Reconnaissance I nventory (RRI )

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DONALDSON RUN RETROFITS

Site DR-110A: The Water Tower

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DONALDSON RUN RETROFITS

Site DR-110A: The Water Tower

Bioretention Cell

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DONALDSON RUN RETROFITS

Site DR-103: County Compost Facility

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DONALDSON RUN RETROFITS

Site DR-103: County Compost Facility

Bioretention Cell

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FOUR MILE RUN RETROFITS

Site CR-102N: Bishop O’Connell High School

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FOUR MILE RUN RETROFITS

Site CR-102N: Bishop O’Connell High School

Bioretention Cell

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FOUR MILE RUN RETROFITS

Site CR-121: North Trinidad Street

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FOUR MILE RUN RETROFITS

Site CR-121: North Trinidad Street

Street Bioretention

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GULF BRANCH RETROFITS

Site GB-114B: Gulf Branch Nature Center

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GULF BRANCH RETROFITS

Site GB-114B: Gulf Branch Nature Center

Permeable Pavement

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GULF BRANCH RETROFITS

Site GB-201: Glebe Park and Ethan Allen Park

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GULF BRANCH RETROFITS

Site GB-201: Glebe Park and Ethan Allen Park

Dry Swale

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How did we do?

Donaldson Run

  • 24 viable sites
  • 33.64 acres treated
  • 13.57 acres of impervious cover treated
  • 5% of the watershed treated
  • 9% of impervious area treated
  • 7.23 lbs of Phosphorus removal per year
  • 58.29 lbs of Nitrogen removal per year.
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How did we do?

Four Mile Run

  • 82 viable sites
  • 80.09 acres treated
  • 39.97 acres of impervious cover treated
  • 9.38% of the watershed treated
  • 11.2% of impervious area treat
  • 29.65 lbs of Phosphorus removal per year
  • 246.70 lbs of Nitrogen removal per year.
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How did we do?

Gulf Branch

  • 53 viable sites
  • 76.20 acres treated
  • 29.69 acres of impervious cover treated
  • 14.38% of the watershed treated
  • 19.32% of impervious area treated
  • 28.40 lbs of Phosphorus removal per year
  • 232.47 lbs of Nitrogen removal per year.