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Broadneck Peninsula Trail Public Meeting for Schematic Design of Phases IB and V Tuesday, December 4, 2019 at 7 pm Windsor Farm Elementary School DPWandYOU.com | Making a difference, together DPWandYOU.com | Making a difference, together Agenda

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Broadneck Peninsula Trail

Public Meeting for Schematic Design

  • f Phases IB and V

Tuesday, December 4, 2019 at 7 pm Windsor Farm Elementary School

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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Background and History
  • Key Proj ect Information
  • Next S

teps

  • Q & A
  • Adj ournment

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Background and History

  • Trail Master Plan April 1999
  • First phase opened May 2013
  • Proj ect Goals
  • Connect exist ing t rail t o S

andy Point S t at e Park wit h a link t o Bay Head Park

  • Budget
  • Bikeways grant applicat ion of 2019

for const ruct ion successful

  • Design: Began in FY19
  • Construction: Anticipated in

FY21

  • This will mark the successful

completion of this trail spine!

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Key Project Information

  • Broadneck Trail is part of the American Discovery Trail
  • A national trail running from Delaware to California
  • Phases IB and V are 3.3 miles long
  • East College Parkway at Peregoy Park Place to S

andy Point S tate Park with a link to Bay Head Park

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takeholders

  • Neighboring residential and commercial property owners
  • Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Maryland Park S

ervice, including S andy Point S tate Park personnel

  • Y
  • u, the trail using public
  • Friends of Anne Arundel Trails
  • Anne Arundel Bicycle Advisory Commission

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Caption

Broadneck Trail – Phases IB and V

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Sandy Point State Park

Maintenance Headquarters Log Inn Road intersection

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Environmental Considerations

This early stage of design indicates potential impacts while later design stages will reveal more details. County must follow S tate and federal laws.

  • Forest Impacts –

yes and proj ect will mitigate to extent possible

  • Critical Area –

proj ect is partially within

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treams – not expected as Meredith Creek west of Log Inn Road may flow under Route 50 through existing twin 24” x36” culverts

  • Wetlands –

yes, with minimal wetland and 25’ buffer impacts and no wetland mitigation is anticipated pending agency approvals

  • Maryland Historic Trust: no affected resources
  • US

FWS : No refuge lands or fish hatcheries in area

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Forest and Tree Impacts – along roadway

Forest Impact - approximately 4.7 acres

  • No specimen trees of 30” DBH and greater
  • Scrub / shrub understory

Individual tree impacts are estimated at 28 total trees outside forest

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Forest and Tree Impacts – Sandy Point

Within Sandy Point State Park: Tree impacts are estimated at 50 total trees

  • 12” DBH and smaller - no specimen trees of 30” DBH and greater
  • Trail will be field verified before construction to minimize tree impacts and to

meet DNR requirements

  • Use of existing paths wherever possible
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Forest Impact Mitigation

Planting Mitigation along trail and roadway:

  • Approximately 2 acres of planting area may be available
  • Must maintain overhead and underground utility offsets,

intersection sight lines and clear zone offsets to roadway for safety.

S andy Point:

  • Approximately 50 trees will be planted at approved locations within

the park

  • Deer browse will be a problem
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Update: Phase II

  • Bay Dale Drive to Green Holly

Drive, 1.2 miles

  • First segment using porous

asphalt

  • Anticipated completion

Winter 2019/ 2020

  • Landscaping S

pring 2020

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Update: Phase III

  • Peninsula Farm Rd to Bay

Dale Dr, 2.5 miles

  • Design nearing 95%
  • Construction anticipated

S pring 2020

  • 2019 TAP grant awarded
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Update: AACC to BA Connect

10’ wide paved t rail (shaded) West ern t erminus connect s t o B&A Trail Pedest rian signalized int ersection at Rout e 2 S igned rout e along remainder of Jones S t at ion Road pavement East ern t erminus connect s t o Phase III of t he Broadneck Trail and AACC

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AACC to BA Connect (H563901)

Page 8 of t he Broadneck Peninsula Mast er Plan

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Next Steps

  • Complete Design/ Permitting
  • Bidding and Contract Award
  • Public meeting at pre-construction
  • Construction (anticipated early Fall 2020)

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Q & A

  • Check webpage for periodic updates:

https:/ / www.aacounty.org/ departments/ recreation- parks/ parks/ trails/ broadneck-trail/ index.html Thank you for your interest in this final phase and the completion of the main trail alignment!

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Thank you for your interest in this final phase and the completion of the main trail alignment!

Questions can be mailed to:

  • Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works

Bureau of Engineering Attn: Robert M. Fernandez, P . E., S enior Engineer 2662 Riva Road, MS

  • 7301, Annapolis, MD 21401

410-222-7938 pwfern83@ aacounty.org

  • Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks

Attn: Dawn Thomas, Program S pecialist, Capital Proj ects 1 Harry S . Truman Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401 410-222-2867 rpthom00@ aacounty.org

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Bureau of Utility Operations

24-Hour Emergency Water Services: (410) 222-8400 Billing Inquiries: (410) 222-1144

Bureau of Waste Management Services

Bulk Trash Service/Curbside Collections: (410) 222-6100

Bureau of Highways

Northern District: (410) 222-6120 Central District: (410) 222-7940 Southern District: (410) 222-1933 Traffic Lights/Signs: (410) 222-1940

Bureau of Engineering

General Inquiries: (410) 222-7500 @ AACoDPW www.facebook.com/ annearundeldpw

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