VDOT’s p3 and “PP” Mitigation Projects

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VDOT’s p3 and “PP” Mitigation Projects Ed Wallingford Assistant Environmental Division Director July 17, 2018

Wancopin Turn-Key Stream Restoration Project Virginia Department of Transportation

Wancopin Turn-Key Stream Restoration Project Virginia Department of Transportation

Wancopin Turn-Key Stream Restoration Project Virginia Department of Transportation

Wancopin Turn-Key Stream Restoration Project 17,500 Linear feet of restoration 4,300 Lbs phosphorous at $4,750/Lb Advance credits to meet MS-4 permit condition No VDOT maintenance commitment Performance bond Payment Event Amount Date Upon task order issuance $ 2,000,000 2017 Upon receipt of all applicable permits $ 5,000,000 2018 Upon Completion of 50% Construction 2019 Upon completion of construction and credit verification $ 11,425,000 2020 Total $ 20,425,000 Virginia Department of Transportation

Shoreline Stabilization “PP” Projects: Partnering with State Agencies Belle Island State Park 12 projects on 7 state properties Virginia Department of Transportation

York River SP Virginia Department of Transportation

Chippokes State Park Virginia Department of Transportation

Ragged Island Wildlife Management Area Virginia Department of Transportation

Shoreline Management Project Locations Virginia Department of Transportation

Virginia Department of Transportation

Schematics Additional shoreline stabilization Virginia Department of Transportation

Schematics Additional shoreline stabilization Virginia Department of Transportation

Draft MOAs DRAFT Virginia Department of Transportation

Chesapeake Bay TMDL Action Plan Shoreline Stabilization 2 miles of stabilization and 5.4 acres of marsh plantings River Basin Potential Nitrogen Removal (lbs/yr) Potential Phosphorus Removal (lbs/yr) Potential TSS Removal (lbs/yr) Cost per lb Nitrogen ($) Cost per lb Phosphorus ($) James River 3,635 2,408 3,113,184 1700 2700 York River 464 319 148,359 1800 2600 Virginia Department of Transportation

Shoreline Management Project Locations Virginia Department of Transportation