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Hendricks County Surveyor s Office Speaker Name: Beth Neilson/ Aaron Lasley Williams Creek PHASE 1 Nash Trucksess/ Wilson Lateral North of Sycamore Street Work started in Fall 2009 Planted in Spring 2010 Maintenance 2010- Current Title

  2. Hendricks County Surveyor’ s Office Speaker Name: Beth Neilson/ Aaron Lasley – Williams Creek

  3. PHASE 1 Nash Trucksess/ Wilson Lateral North of Sycamore Street Work started in Fall 2009 Planted in Spring 2010 Maintenance 2010- Current

  4. Title Click to edit 2011 OUTSTANDING STORMWATER PROJECT AWARD INDIANA ASSOCIATION FOR FLOODPLAIN AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Established in 1998, this award recognizes an outstanding stormwater project studied, designed, or constructed by a firm for a local unit of government or a private entity.

  5. Maplebrook Drive PHASE 1 Stream Restoration Included: Combined Length – 3025 LF Channel and Buffer Width – 39 LF t e e r t S t n a Gr Sycamore Street

  6. STREAM NATURALIZATION Constructed in existing Right of Way Provides habitat, groundwater recharge, and passive recreation Existing channel carries storm events, no structural changes Increased vegetation on banks provides a buffer Improves water quality as a flow through best management practice

  7. BEFORE PHOTOS Click to edit

  8. BEFORE PHOTOS Water Quality

  9. THE NATURAL BALANCE Develop native vegetation Water tolerant plants in the water and at waters edge Native grasses and forbs on the higher elevations going up the bank Create mini ecosystem Flora and fauna to reduce the number of mosquitoes

  10. DESIGN Stream Restoration Rendering

  11. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION Stream Restoration

  12. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION Stream Restoration

  13. Title Click to edit Index of Biotic Integrity showed that the stream became healthier as it flowed through the riparian restoration area.

  14. WATER QUALITY ( PHASE 1) 2013 Water Quality Testing Orthophosphorus - most common form of phosphorus in water mg/ l) Nitrate – nitrogen from fertilizer ( farm/ yard), leaking septic tanks and animal wastes ( mg/ l) Turbidity – measurement of suspended material in water ( NTU) Chlorophyll A - measurement of the concentration of suspended Phytoplankton ( ug/ l) Algal Count – measurement of algae cells per milliliter ( per ml) Samples collected on six dates at Maplebrook and Grant Streets (upstream) then at Sycamore Street ( downstream).

  15. WATER QUALITY AVERAGES Maplebrook Grant Sycamore Orthophosphorus (mg/ l) 0. 36 0. 24 0. 21 Nitrate (mg/ l) 1. 27 0. 58 0. 62 Turbidity ( NTU) 11. 1 6. 3 5.7 Chlorophyll A ( ug/ l) 19 30 26 Algal Count (per ml) 45,183 51, 883 22, 167 Both phosphorus and nitrate values were reduced by roughly 50% as the water flowed through the riparian restoration area. Similar results were observed for turbidity and chlorophyll concentrations, which were also reduced as the water flowed through the project area.

  16. MOSQUITO PREDITORS Dragonfly: Normally, the dragonfly’ s prey is caught in the air and eaten in flight. It consumes large numbers of mosquitoes. Birds: Several specific species of birds eat mosquitoes. Birds adapt their diet when there is a higher concentration of mosquitoes. Water fowl consume mosquito larvae in their normal diets. Bats: Most bat species feed after dark or at dusk. Some experts estimated that one bat can eat between 600 to 1000 insects, mosquitoes included, within a period of one hour.

  17. THE NEXT STEP Phase 2 South of Sycamore Street to State Road 267

  18. PHASE 2 LAYOUT Planned area Length 2450’ Channel and buffer width 38-44’

  19. PHASE 2 – CURRENT CONDITION Click to edit

  20. PHASE 2 – CURRENT CONDITION Click to edit

  21. PHASE 2 – CROSS SECTION A

  22. PHASE 2 – CROSS SECTION B

  23. PHASE 2 - IMPLEMENTATION Scope of Work 1. 96 Acres – Native Seed Installation 8,300 SY – Erosion Control Blanket 10,800 – Native Plugs ( Live Material) 440 Lineal Feet – 12” Coir Logs 115 – 1 Gallon Shrubs 25 – Do Not Mow, Do Not Spray Signs

  24. PHASE 2 - SCHEDULE Current Schedule May 2014 Herbicide Application (Existing Turf) Seed Bed Preparation Native Seed Installation Erosion Control Materials Native Shrub Installation Restoration Signage July/August 2014 Native Plant Installation ( Channel Bottom) 12” Coir Log Installation

  25. PLANTS Click to edit

  26. CONTINUED DRAINAGE BENEFITS No structural changes Plants in channel will serve as a flow through Best Management Practice BMP) Plantings on banks will serve as buffer for stormwater from mowed areas

  27. THANK YOU Aaron Lasley mailto:alasley@williamscreekmgt.net alasley@williamscreekmgt. net Beth Neilson mailto:bneilson@williamscreek.net m bneilson@williamscreek. net a il

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