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1 E. Middle Indian Creek Candidate Restoration Projects 130

2 Table 12. Middle Indian Creek Impervious Surfaces Category Middle Acres / Miles 1. Roads a. State/Federal b. Local Parking Lots a. Public/Institutional 16.2 b. Private Roofs a. Public/Institutional 7.9 b.private 98.6 c. Single Family Other 30.0 a. Sidewalks * 21.0 b. Single Family Driveways ^ 7.0 Total Avg. % Imperviousness 25% # of Single Family Homes 502 Total Drainage area 1,674 ^ Driveways assumptions Average Driveway=0.014 acres Width equal to 4 feet with a sidewalk running the length of one side of * Sidewalks assumptions the road. Note: Drainage Area and Tributary area calculated using the USGS 30-meter digital elevation model (DEM). 131

3 Figure 18 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Sites Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Tonquil Tonquil tu 1 Usange 45th 46th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island 661 Sunnyside tu 1 Ewing Bacon Tucker Queen Anne 635 Hanna ÆÄ Southard Indian Creek Lime Tree Alcott Edmonston Beaver Dam Cochran Powder Mill Dairy Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Project Site and Map ID Number Streams Waterbodies Ridge Lastner Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 132

4 Figure 19 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Drainage Areas Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Tonquil Tonquil tu 1 Usange 45th 46th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island 661 Sunnyside tu 1 Ewing Bacon Tucker Queen Anne 635 Hanna ÆÄ Southard Indian Creek Lime Tree Alcott Edmonston Beaver Dam Cochran Powder Mill Dairy Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend Project Site and Map ID Number 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Streams Proposed Stormwater Retrofit Drainage Area Waterbodies Ridge Lastner Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 133

5 Figure 20 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Stormwater Retrofit and Existing Stormwater Retrofit Drainage Areas!!!!! Cordwall! Pitsea Brewer Tonquil Tonquil tu 1 Usange 45th!! ÆÄ th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island! 661 Sunnyside tu 1 Ewing Bacon Tucker Queen Anne 635 Hanna ! Southard Indian Creek Lime Tree Alcott! Edmonston Beaver Dam Cochran Powder Mill Dairy Paducah Palco! ÆÄ 201 Legend! Project Site and Map ID Number! Existing Stormwater BMP Streams 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Proposed Stormwater Retrofit Drainage Area Stormwater Controlled Drainage Area Waterbodies Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks!!!! Ridge Lastner ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 134

6 Table 13. Middle Indian Creek Stormwater Retrofit Projects Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG Site Location Name 350 ft upstream of stream crossing with Powder Mill Rd, back of parking lot off Herzel Pl, Beltsville, MD The Mike Maloney Beltsville Branch Library and the Prince George s County Police Department, Beltsville, MD Commercial Center (Sunrise Plaza) Rhode Island Ave, Beltsville, MD United States Post Office, Rhode Island Avenue, Beltsville MD Prince George s County Site , stormwater outfall between Southard Dr and Hanna St, adjacent to northeast corner of Beltsville Industrial Park close to railroad tracks, Beltsville, MD Commercial area on Rhode Island Ave and Sunnyside Avenue Beltsville, MD Stormwater outfall on Rhode Island Ave, Beltsville, MD ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx D.A. (ac) Approx. Impervious % (ac) General Description of Proposed Actions Estimate d Cost ($) 7 K 2 1b Private LID Bioretention 580,000 7 G 2 1b Public LID Bioretention, LID Downspout Disconnection 280,000 7 H 2 1b Private LID Bioretention 310,000 7 H 2 1b Public LID Bioretention 182,000 7 J 3 1b Public LID Bioretention, Sand Filters, LID Tree Box Filters 9,089,000 7 G 4 1b Private LID Bioretention 330,000 7 G 3 1b Public LID Bioretention 450,000 Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG Parking lot at Tucker Street, Beltsville, MD Tucker St between Ewing Rd and Sunnyside Ave, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S PG Beltsville Industrial Park Area PG = Prince George s County, LID = low impact development 1 1a= Water quantity, 1b= Water quantity and quality, 1c= Water quality 7 J 3 1b Private LID Bioretention 100,000 7 H 4 1b Private J 2 7 K 2 1b Mixed LID Bioretention, Sand Filters Underground Storage, LID Bioretention, Sand Filters 870,000 2,650,

7 Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG Site Location Name Industrial park at end of Hanna St between old unused railroad tracks and new railroad tracks, Beltsville, MD Outfall at intersection of Powder Mill Rd and Cook Rd, across street from 5050 Powder Mill Rd, Beltsville, MD Commercial area on Rte 1 between St. Mary's Rd and Sellman Rd, Beltsville, MD Beltsville commerce Center Commercial area between route 1 and Southard Drive, Beltsville, MD Commercial area at intersection of Route 1 and Harford Rd, Baltimore Ave, Beltsville, MD End of Somerset Avenue, Beltsville, MD ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx D.A. (ac) Approx. Impervious % (ac) 7 J 3 1b Private General Description of Proposed Actions LID Bioretention, Sand Filters Estimate d Cost ($) 698,000 7 J 2 1c Public Stormwater Wetland 150,000 7 H 2 1b Private LID Bioretention 300,000 7 G 4 1b Private J 2 1b Private LID Bioretention, LID Tree Box Filters LID Bioretention, LID Tree Box Filters 460, ,000 7 K 1, 7 K 2 1b Public LID Bioretention 590,000 Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-01-S PG Old Baltimore Pike, Beltsville, MD 7 K 1 1b Public LID Bioretention 390,000 IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG Industrial Complex on 5019 Herzel Place, Beltsville, MD Commercial area (Costco Wholesale) Baltimore Avenue Beltsville, MD Commercial area (District Photo ID) Rhode Island Avenue Beltsville, MD 7 J 2 7 K 1 7 J 2, 7 H 2 7 J 3, 7 H 3 1b Private b Private H 3, 7 H 4 1b Private LID Bioretention, Sand Filters LID Bioretention, LID Tree Box Filters LID Bioretention, Sand Filters 884,000 1,250, ,000 IC-M-01-S PG 5215 Holland Drive Beltsville, MD 7 H 4 1b Private LID Bioretention 190,000 IC-M-01-S PG 5308 Sunnyvale Avenue Beltsville, MD 7 H 4 1b Private LID Bioretention 470,000 PG = Prince George s County, LID = low impact development 1 1a= Water quantity, 1b= Water quantity and quality, 1c= Water quality 136

8 Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction Site Location Name ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx D.A. (ac) Approx. Impervious % (ac) General Description of Proposed Actions Estimate d Cost ($) Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-01-S PG Industrial area Tucker Street Beltsville, MD 7 H 3, 7 H 4 1b Private LID Bioretention 1,260,000 IC-M-01-S PG South end of Tucker Street Beltsville, MD 7 H 4, 7 J 4 1b Mixed LID Bioretention Sand Filters 876,000 IC-M-01-S PG Middle part of Tucker street Beltsville, MD 7 J 4 1b Mixed Underground Sand Filters 192,000 IC-M-01-S PG Commercial area (NTB) 5650 Sunnyside Avenue Beltsville, MD 7 J 4 1b Private LID Bioretention Sand Filers 288,000 IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG IC-M-01-S PG 5700 Sunnyside Avenue Beltsville, MD Example Greenstreet Project on Route 1 100yards south of inter5section with Prince George Avenue Beltsville, MD USDA 5601 Sunnyside Avenue Beltsville, MD USDA 5601 Sunnyside Avenue Beltsville, MD 7 J 4 1b Private J 2 1b Public J 4 1c Public J 4 1c Public LID Bioretention Sand Filters LID Bioretention Sand Filter Retrofit Existing Bioretention Systems and Pond Stormwater Wetland, Channel Morphology 346,000 52,700 38, ,000 PG = Prince George s County, LID = low impact development 1 1a= Water quantity, 1b= Water quantity and quality, 1c= Water quality 137

9 Figure 21a Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: 350 feet upstream of stream crossing with Powder Mill Road, behind the parking lot off Herzel Place, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-1 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 2 Map ID: 188 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 6.3 Approximate Imperviousness: 93% 5.8 acres The stormwater runoff from buildings and large parking lot drains directly into the riparian area of Indian Creek. LID Bioretention Establish a bioretention strip between the Project Description: parking lot and riparian area and regrade the parking lot to connect runoff to the bioretention area. 138

10 Figure 21b Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Mike Maloney Beltsville Branch Library and the Prince George s Site Location: County Police Department, Beltsville Laurel District on Sellman Road, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-2 ADC Map Book Location: 7 G 2 Map ID 302 Approximate Associated 3.1 Drainage Area (acres): Approximate 89% 2.8 acres Imperviousness: Project Description: Library: There is a small parking lot and basketball court where stormwater runoff flows over a vegetated area and to a drain on Sellman Road. The runoff is causing erosion. Police Dept.: The downspouts are connected to the stormwater system. LID Bioretention, LID Downspout Disconnection- Establish bioretention cells on the existing grassy areas close to the drain in the upper parking lot. Disconnect the downspouts and direct the surface runoff to the proposed BMPs. 139

11 Figure 21c Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial Center (Sunrise Plaza) Rhode Island Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-3 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 2 Map ID: 306 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 3.2 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 3.1 acres Project Description: The runoff from parking lot and buildings flows into a grassy swale where the main stormwater drain is located. LID Bioretention - Establish bioretention systems in the grassy swale in front of the main drain. 140

12 Figure 21d Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: United States Post Office, Rhode Island Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-4 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 2 Map ID: 308 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 2.1 Approximate Imperviousness: 85% 1.8 acres The existing infiltration swale collects runoff from the building and the parking lot. LID Bioretention - Establish additional bioretention systems in Project Description: existing vegetated islands and connect street and roof runoff to the bioretention. 141

13 Figure 21e Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Prince George s County Site , stormwater outfall between Site Location: Southard Drive and Hanna Street, adjacent to northeast corner of Beltsville Industrial Park close to railroad tracks, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-5 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 3 Map ID: 458 Approximate Associated 75.2 Drainage Area (acres): Approximate 75% 56.4 acres Imperviousness: Project Description: The stormwater from large industrial area drains to a stormwater outfall which consists of an elliptical pipe with an energy dissipation structure. The runoff is damaging channel bed and causing severe bank erosion for 195 feet. There are signs of recent flooding observed in adjacent streets. LID Bioretention Systems, Sand Filter, LID Tree Box Filter, Establish bioretention systems at outfall and sand filter. Rebuild wing walls and reestablish forebay of outfall. Install stormwater retrofits (bioretention, tree box filters) in key locations in the drainage area. Stabilize channel bank downstream of the outfall. Locations where additional stormwater retrofits should be implemented in the drainage area are described in the following page. 142

14 Proposed Stormwater Retrofits in Drainage Area of Project Map ID LID Tree Boxes at the 3 inlets: Industrial Park Bacon Drive LID Tree Box: close to Bacon Drive LID Bioretention at the existing flume connecting to the inlet: L Bacon Drive Corning Construction Grassy Filter Strip: behind building on Ewing Road LID Bioretention: Southard Drive NW Intersection w/ Bacon Drive LID Bioretention: Baltimore Avenue Rte 1 Bank of America LID Tree Box Filter: behind Convenience Store on LID Bioretention: Behind Shopping Center on Montgomery Road 143

15 Figure 21f Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial area on Rhode Island Avenue and Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-6 ADC Map Book Location: 7 G 4 Map ID: 461 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 3.4 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 3.3 acres The site consists of large parking lots and buildings draining stormwater runoff into a vegetated strip. Project Description: LID Bioretention - Establish bioretention strip within existing vegetated area and tree box planters in parking areas. 144

16 Figure 21g Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Stormwater outfall on Rhode Island Avenue, (100 feet south of Holland Drive), Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-7 ADC Map Book Location: 7 G 3 Map ID: 462 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 4.6 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 4.5 acres Project Description: The site consists of a stormwater outfall with 18-foot-long open channel collecting runoff from the adjacent parking lot and building complex. Roof runoff is connected to the stormwater system and the parking lot drains into curb outfalls. Adjacent vegetated area is unused. LID Bioretention - Cut curbs to vegetated areas and establish bioretention in front of the drain. Use adjacent open space to establish extended bioretention strip. 145

17 Figure 21h Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Parking lot at Tucker Street, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-8 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 3 Map ID: 511 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 1.1 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 1.0 acre The site consists of a parking lot with no existing stormwater control. LID Bioretention Expand grassy areas at entrance/exit of Project Description: parking lot and establish bioretention systems in this area and around lot perimeter. 146

18 Figure 21i Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Tucker Street between Ewing Road and Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-9 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 4 Map ID: 512 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 7.8 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 7.6 acres Stormwater from industrial area including buildings, parking lots, and streets drains to one stormwater drain. LID Bioretention, Sand Filters - Establish bioretention systems in existing grassy areas and install additional bioretention islands Project Description: in parking lots. Establish stormwater street planters at seven to eight curbs. Add sand filters at the north end of Tucker Street at the drains close to the loading docks. 147

19 Figure 21j Beltsville Industrial Park - Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Beltsville Industrial Park Area bounded by Bacon Drive to the Site Location: north, the existing railroad track to the east, Tucker Drive to the south, and Ewing Road to the west, in Beltsville, MD. IC-M-01-S-10 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 2 7 K 2 Map ID: 513 Approximate Associated 24 Drainage Area (acres): Approximate 90% 21.6 acres Imperviousness: The site consists of a large impervious industrial area with poor stormwater control, especially along Hanna Street and Tucker Street, where no storm drain network exists. The area drains east via surface flow into the Indian Creek. Underground Pipe Storage, Underground Sand Filters, LID Bioretention - Replace the abandoned railroad track with an oversized underground pipe storage system and control structure to control water quantity discharge, as well as storm filters for the proposed drainage inlets, and underground sand filters to provide water quality and sediment removal. Install bioretention systems, surface sand filters, tree box filters, and grass channels where feasible within the drainage areas. Project Description: The underground storage system consists of three interconnected pipes (3 projects). A downstream control structure with built-in weir/orifice controls the discharge flow. The system connects to an existing pipe discharging into the creek. The existing pipe and outfall will need to be upgraded to accommodate the increase in discharge flow. Each pipe system will have underground sand filters designed to provide water quality for the first one inch of rainfall. A total pipe length of approximately 4,400 linear feet (LF) can be installed (1,950 LF in Project 1, 1,800 LF in Project 2, and 650 LF in Project 3). The site topography and location of the outfall provide enough drop in elevation (138 feet to 104 feet) to install the underground storage pipe with adequate slope and cover. Within the drainage area, few places are available for installing LID systems. The locations of the proposed bioretention, sand filters, and grass channels are shown on the attached drawings. 148

20 Figure 21k- Beltsville Industrial Park - Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project 149

21 Project Number: IC-M-01-S-10 Beltsville Industrial Park Map ID:

22 Figure 21l Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Industrial park at the end of Hanna Street between old unused railroad tracks and new railroad tracks, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-11 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 3 Map ID: 515 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 6.3 Approximate Imperviousness: 90% 5.7 acres Project Description: The site consists of a large industrial park close to Indian Creek with few existing vegetated islands. Stormwater drains directly to Indian Creek. LID Bioretention, Sand Filters - Establish parking lot bioretention cells in existing vegetated islands and existing lot spaces designated as no parking zones. Install curb cuts and add sand filters around drains. 151

23 Figure 21m Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Outfall at intersection of Powder Mill Road and Cook Road, Site Location: across the street from 5050 Powder Mill Road, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-12 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 2 Map ID: 531 Approximate Associated 6.1 Drainage Area (acres): Approximate 50% 3.0 acres Imperviousness: Project Description: Stormwater from a commercial area drains to a riprapped outfall in a large wooded area next to Indian Creek. The outfall channel has three- to four-foot-high incised banks. Stormwater Wetland Create stormwater wetland in wooded area adjacent to outfall and before Indian Creek 152

24 Figure 21n Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial area on Route 1 between St. Mary's Road and Sellman Road, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-13 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 2 Map ID: 534 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 3.1 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 3.0 acres Project Description: Stormwater runoff from parking lot and commercial buildings drains to inlets on Sellman Road. There are existing vegetated islands in the parking lot. LID Bioretention - Establish bioretention systems in existing vegetated areas. Disconnect stormwater line along Sellman Road and connect to bioretention cells. 153

25 Figure 21o Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Beltsville Commerce Center commercial area between Route 1 and Southard Drive, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-14 ADC Map Book Location: 7 G 4 Map ID: 608 WP Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 4.7 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 4.6 acres The site consists of a commercial area with large parking lots and islands LID Bioretention, LID Tree Box Filters - Establish bioretention Project Description: at existing parking lot islands and tree box filters at the three stormwater inlets. 154

26 Figure 21p Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial area at intersection of Route 1 and Harford Road, Baltimore Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-15 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 2 Map ID: 535 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): Approximate Imperviousness: Project Description: % 2.3 acres Runoff from parking lot and commercial buildings flows into two drains. There are existing vegetated islands consisting of a mix of grass, mulch, and small shrubs. LID Bioretention, LID Tree Box Filters - Establish bioretention systems in existing vegetated areas and tree box filters at the drop inlets. 155

27 Figure 21q Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: End of Somerset Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-16 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 1, 7 K 2 Map ID: 629 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 6.3 Approximate Imperviousness: 94% 5.9 acres Project Description: The site consists of several industrial buildings and driveways with no green areas (downspouts are disconnected from the stormwater system). Stormwater runoff is collected on the street and drains into a ditch and adjacent wetland. LID Bioretention - Establish a bioretention system in front of the wetland. 156

28 Figure 21r Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Old Baltimore Pike, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-17 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 1 Map ID: 631 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 4.3 Approximate Imperviousness: 90% 3.9 acres Project Description: The site consists of several industrial and commercial buildings (downspouts are disconnected from the stormwater system). Half of the stormwater runoff drains to Old Baltimore Pike and the other half to a corner at the end of the driveway and parking lot area. LID Bioretention - Establish stormwater street planters at right of way of street and a bioretention system at the corner of the driveway close to the fence. 157

29 Figure 21s Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Industrial Complex on 5019 Herzel Place, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-18 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 2, 7 K 1 Map ID: 634 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 15.2 Approximate Imperviousness: 94% 14.4 acres Project Description: The site consists of an industrial complex with parking lots in the back. Stormwater runoff from the industrial buildings (downspouts are disconnected from the stormwater system) drains to two pavement inlets. Stormwater runoff from the parking lot is conveyed directly to Indian Creek. Underground Sand Filter, LID Bioretention - Install underground sand filter at the pavement inlet. Establish curb extension with bioretention systems along the boundary between parking lot and stream banks and a bioretention system at the northeast grassy area of the parking lot (red mark on aerial photograph). 158

30 Figure 21t Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial Area (Costco Wholesale) on Baltimore Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-19 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 2, 7 H 2, 7 J 3, 7 H 3 Map ID: 635 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 13.6 Approximate Imperviousness: 92% 12.5 acres The site consists of a large retail building with large parking lot. Stormwater is conveyed to two inlets and the parking lot has vegetated islands. LID Bioretention, LID Tree Box Filters - Establish Project Description: bioretention systems in vegetated islands and tree box filters at inlets. 159

31 Figure 21u Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial Area (District Photo ID) on Rhode Island Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-20 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 3, 7 H 4 Map ID: 659 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 11.4 Approximate Imperviousness: 95% 10.9 acres Project Description: The site consists of a large building with large parking lot (downspouts are internal and connected to the stormwater system). There is a loading dock for trucks at the back side of the building. Runoff from the parking lot at the northwest is conveyed to a small pavement inlet and the remaining runoff to two curb inlets located at the southeast of the area. The area around the curb inlets seems to be unused, and the parking lot has several vegetated islands. LID Bioretention, Underground Sand Filter - Cut curbs of the vegetated island and direct some of the runoff to the vegetated island build stormwater curb extension with bioretention systems in front of the two curb inlets (area behind the curb inlet seems to have lighting structures). Install an underground sand filter at the pavement inlet. 160

32 Figure 21v Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: 5215 Holland Drive, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-21 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 4 Map ID: 660 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 2.2 Approximate Imperviousness: 89% 1.9 acres Project Description: The site consists of a commercial building and driveway (downspouts are disconnected from the stormwater system). Stormwater runoff flows to the street and drains on a private property at the end of Holland Drive. LID Bioretention - Direct runoff from the property to the grassy area (located southeast of the last building; red mark on aerial photograph) and establish a bioretention system in that area. 161

33 Figure 21w Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: 5308 Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-22 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 4 Map ID: 661 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 5.2 Approximate Imperviousness: 90% 4.7 acres The site consists of commercial buildings, parking lots, and driveways (downspouts are connected internally to the stormwater system). The stormwater runoff from parking areas and driveway in the northern part of the property drains into a fenced storage structure approximately three by nine yards. The remaining driveway and parking lot runoff drains into pavement and curb inlets. The east boundary of the property has a vegetated strip of approximately five yards on average. Project Description: LID Bioretention- Establish bioretention systems in the vegetated strips located behind the two curb inlets. 162

34 Figure 21x Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Industrial Area (Duron Paints & Wallcovering) on Tucker Street, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-23 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 3, 7 H 4 Map ID: 662 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 13 Approximate Imperviousness: 97% 12.6 acres Project Description: The site consists of a large commercial building and parking lot (downspouts are mostly disconnected from the stormwater system). The majority of the runoff drains to one inlet located close to Sunnyside Avenue. LID Bioretention - Establish several vegetated strips (every 30 yards) across the parking lot with bioretention systems (red mark on the aerial photograph). 163

35 Figure 21y Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: South End of Tucker Street, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-24 ADC Map Book Location: 7 H 4, 7 J 4 Map ID: 663 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 15.4 Approximate Imperviousness: 93% 14.3 acres The site consists of an industrial and commercial area (downspouts are mostly disconnected from the stormwater system). Stormwater runoff drains into a trench drain located on Tucker Street before the interconnection with Sunnyside Avenue. There is a strip of vegetated area on the west right of way of Tucker Street. LID Bioretention and Underground Sand Filter - Project Description: Establish a bioretention system along the western right of way of Tucker Street. 164

36 Figure 21z Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Middle part of Tucker Street, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-25 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 4 Map ID: 664 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 8.7 Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 8.5 acres Project Description: The site consists of an industrial and commercial area (downspouts are mostly disconnected from the stormwater system). Stormwater runoff drains into a trench drain located in the middle section of Tucker Street. Underground Sand Filter - Install underground sand filter at the trench drain (red mark on aerial photograph). 165

37 Figure 21aa Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: Commercial area (NTB) on 5650 Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-26 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 4 Map ID: 665 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 5.0 Approximate Imperviousness: 92% 4.6 acres Stormwater runoff from parking lots and truck loading docks is conveyed to five curb inlets and one trench drain (the buildings have internal downspouts and are connected to the stormwater system). There are green areas present. LID Bioretention, Underground Sand Filter - Project Description: Establish bioretention systems at existing grassy area behind curb inlets. Install underground sand filters at the trench drains and curb inlets. 166

38 Figure 21ab Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: 5700 Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-27 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 4 Map ID: 666 Approximate Associated Drainage Area (acres): 5.0 Approximate Imperviousness: 90% 4.5 acres Stormwater runoff from parking lots and truck loading docks is conveyed to several curb inlets and one trench drain (the buildings have internal downspouts connected to the stormwater system). LID Bioretention, Underground Sand Filter - Establish Project Description: bioretention systems at the existing grassy area behind the curb inlets. Install an underground sand filter at the trench drain. 167

39 Figure 21ac Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Example of Greenstreet Project on Route yards Site Location: south of intersection with Prince George Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-28 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 2 Map ID: 667 Approximate Associated Drainage 0.4 Area (acres): Approximate Imperviousness: 98% 0.4 acre Stormwater from Route 1 and adjacent parking lots and intersecting streets is conveyed to several curb inlets. Behind one curb inlet there is a vegetated area. LID Greenstreet - Install bioretention systems and sand Project Description: filters behind the several curb inlets on Route

40 Figure 21ad Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: USDA, 5601 Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-29 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 4 Map ID: 465 Approximate Acreage: 38.2 Approximate Imperviousness: 20% 7.6 acres The site consists of a parking lot with existing grassy bioretention islands. There is poor drainage from parking lot. There is an adjacent wet detention pond with extended detention control structure. The control structure is not covered. Retrofit bioretention systems, Underground pipes, Retrofit extended detention pond Replace existing bioretention Project Description: islands in parking lot and install underground drain system to better divert stormwater away from lot. Place cap on extended detention control structure to allow for better detention. 169

41 Figure 21ae Candidate Stormwater Retrofit Project Site Location: USDA, 5601 Sunnyside Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-01-S-30 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 4 Map ID: 467 Approximate Acreage: 88.6 Approximate Imperviousness: 80% 70.9 acres The site consists of a grassy area bounded by drainage ditches from industrial area and USDA property. Some incision is present in drainage channels. The drainage ditches lead into a culvert under the railroad tracks. Stormwater Wetland, Channel Morphology, Riparian Reforestation, Control Structure Excavate open green Project Description: space to create a stormwater wetland. Create a more natural meandering channel connected to the wetland with appropriate riparian vegetation. Install control structure in front of culvert. 170

42 Figure 22 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Stream Restoration Sites Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Edmonston Cochran Queen Anne ÆÄ 212 Alcott Dairy Tonquil Tonquil Usange 45th 46th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island tu 1 Ewing Bacon Hanna Southard 183 Indian Creek Lime Tree Beaver Dam Powder Mill tu 1 Sunnyside Tucker Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Project Site and Map ID Number Streams Waterbodies Ridge Lastner Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 171

43 Table 14. Middle Indian Creek Stream Restoration Projects Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction Site Location Name ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx Length (ft) General Description of Proposed Actions Estimated Cost ($) Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-02-SR PG Prince George s County Site , immediately downstream of Powder Mill Rd, Beltsville, MD 7 K 2, 7 K 3, 7 J 3 1a, 1b Public 1,445 Stream Channel Morphology Restoration, In-stream Habitat Enhancement 433,500 PG = Prince George s County 1 1a= Channel Morphology, 1b= In-Stream Habitat/Bank Stabilization, 1c= Fish Blockage, 1d= Vernal Pool Creation/Enhancement 172

44 Figure 23a Candidate Stream Restoration Project Site Location: Prince George s County Site , immediately downstream of Powder Mill Road, Beltsville, MD IC-M-02-SR-1 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 2, 7 K 3, 7 J 3 Map ID: 183 Approximate Length (ft): 1445 The site consists of an extremely incised stream channel with active bank erosion in spots and banks are six to twelve feet high. Downcutting, headcutting, bed scour, and bank failure was observed. Stream Channel Morphology Restoration, In-stream Habitat Enhancement - Utilize Rosgen restoration techniques to Project Description: reconnect stream to floodplain and stabilize the channel. Install toe protection along reach and appropriate instream structure to direct flow away from banks. 173

45 Figure 24 Middle Indian Creek Wetland Restoration Sites Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Edmonston Cochran Queen Anne ÆÄ Alcott Dairy Lime Tree Tonquil Tonquil Usange 45th 46th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island tu 1 Ewing Bacon Hanna Southard Indian Creek Beaver Dam Powder Mill tu 1 Sunnyside Tucker Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend Project Site and Map ID Number Streams Waterbodies Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Ridge Lastner Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 174

46 Table 15. Middle Indian Creek Wetland Restoration Projects Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction Site Location Name ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx Acreage General Description of Proposed Actions Estimated Cost ($) Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-05-W PG End of Somerset Ave, Beltsville, MD 7 K 1, 7 K 2 1e Public 0.8 Wetland Restoration 40,000 IC-M-05-W PG Prince George s County Site , Greenbelt, MD 7 K 6 1e Public 10.7 Wetland restoration 535,000 PG = Prince George s County 1 1a= Channel Morphology, 1b= In-Stream Habitat/Bank Stabilization, 1c= Fish Blockage, 1d= Vernal pool Creation Enhancement, 1e= Wetland Creation/restoration, 1f = Invasive Species Control 175

47 Figure 24a Candidate Wetland Restoration Project Site Location: End of Somerset Avenue, Beltsville, MD IC-M-05-W-1 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 1, 7 K 2 Map ID: 630 Approximate Acreage (ac): 0.8 Recycled road construction material (asphalt and rocks) are piled adjacent to a reforested wetland area. The slopes of the piles expand into the area of the wetland. Wetland Restoration/Protection Remove construction Project Description: materials adjacent to the reforested area and establish a buffer to protect the wetland from recycled construction material. 176

48 Figure 24b Wetland Restoration Project Prince George s County Site , 690 feet northwest of Site Location: intersection of Cherrywood Lane and Ivy Lane, bordered to the west by I- 95, Greenbelt, MD 10.7 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 6 Map ID: 602 Approximate Acreage (ac): 10.7 A large wetland complex has been formed, bordered by I-95 and a backfilled lot. The wetland is dominated by Typha angustifolia and Phragmites australis. Eradication of Invasives - Eliminate Typha and Phragmites Project Description: infestation and replant with native vegetation. 177

49 Figure 25 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Riparian Management Sites Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Edmonston Cochran Queen Anne ÆÄ Alcott Dairy 182 Lime Tree Tonquil Tonquil Usange 45th 46th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island tu 1 Ewing Bacon Hanna Southard Indian Creek 178 Beaver Dam Powder Mill tu 1 Sunnyside Tucker Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Project Site and Map ID Number Streams Waterbodies 479 Ridge Lastner Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 178

50 Table 16. Middle Indian Creek Riparian Restoration Projects Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction Site Location Name ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx Acreage General Description of Proposed Actions Estimated Cost ($) Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-05-R PG Prince George s County Sites , , : Indian Creek Mainstem 35 ft upstream of Powder Mill Rd culvert, Beltsville, MD K 2 1b, 1d Public 0.2 Riparian Reforestation Invasive species removal 2,300 IC-M-05-R PG IC-M-05-R PG IC-M-05-R-4 178, PG Greenbelt Metro Drive, Greenbelt MD Indian Creek mainstem at Herzel Place, Beltsville, MD At Prince George s County Site and : Inlet of left fork of box culvert (Site ) at NE corner of Powder Mill Rd and Edmontston Rd, Beltsville, MD 7 J 6 1d Public K 2 1d Public K 3 1b Public 0.7 Invasive species removal Invasive species removal Riparian Reforestation 1, ,300 PG = Prince George s County 1 1a= Upland reforestation, 1b= Riparian Reforestation, 1c= Meadow Creation, 1d= Invasive Plant Management 179

51 Figure 26a Candidate Riparian Restoration Project Prince George s County Sites , , : Indian Site Location: Creek mainstem 35 feet upstream of Powder Mill Road culvert, Beltsville, MD IC-M-05-R-1 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 2 Map ID: 182 Approximate Acreage: 0.2 Area is located upstream of the bridge on the west stream bank and has a grassed riparian buffer of approximately 300 feet. Trash is accumulated in stream and on banks. Small riprapped drainage ditch leads into stream from parking lot. Riparian area dominated by invasive plant Mile-a-Minute/Polygonum perfoliatum. Riparian Reforestation, Eradication of invasives - Reforest Project Description: grassed buffer with endemic trees and shrubs. Eradicate invasive species and reforest using endemic plants. 180

52 Figure 26b Candidate Riparian Restoration Project Site Location: Greenbelt Metro Drive, Greenbelt, MD IC-M-05-R-2 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 6 Map ID: 479 Approximate Acreage: 0.5 Area becoming overgrown with invasive plants such as Mile-a- Minute (Persicaria perfoliata) and tearthumb (Polygonum perfoliatum). Project Description: Eradication of invasives - Eradicate invasive species and replant with endemic riparian vegetation. 181

53 Figure 26c Candidate Riparian Restoration Project Site Location: Indian Creek mainstem at Herzel Place, Beltsville, MD IC-M-05-R-3 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 2 Map ID: 190 Approximate Acreage: 0.2 The site consists of a riparian area dominated by common reed (Phragmites australis), Mile-a-Minute (Persicaria perfoliata), and tearthumb (Polygonum perfoliatum). Project Description: Eradication of invasives - Eradicate invasive species and replant with endemic riparian vegetation. 182

54 Figure 26d Candidate Riparian Restoration Project At Prince George s County Site and : Inlet of left Site Location: fork of box culvert at northeast corner of Powder Mill Road and Edmonston Road, Beltsville, MD IC-M-05-R-4 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 3 Map ID: 178 Approximate Acreage: 1.8 The site consists of a box culvert receiving runoff from a vegetated swale. The culvert has silt layer and a water depth of one foot. The swale has a poor riparian buffer. Riparian Reforestation - Plant endemic shrubs and reeds in Project Description: swale to improve additional filtering of pollutants. 183

55 Figure 27 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Trash Reduction Sites Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Edmonston Cochran Queen Anne ÆÄ 212 Alcott Dairy Lime Tree Tonquil Tonquil Usange 45th 46th Circle Montgomery 47th Rhode Island tu 1 Ewing Bacon Hanna Southard 464 Indian Creek Beaver Dam Powder Mill tu 1 Sunnyside Tucker Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Project Site and Map ID Number Streams Waterbodies Ridge Lastner Buildings Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 184

56 Table 17. Middle Indian Creek Trash Reduction Projects Project ID MAP ID Jurisdiction Site Location Name ADC Map Book Location Project Type 1 Ownership Approx Length (ft) General Description of Proposed Actions Estimated Cost ($) Project Score (pts) Project Ranking IC-M-06-T PG IC-M-06-T PG IC-M-06-T PG Prince George s County Sites , , : Indian Creek Mainstem upstream of Powder Mill Rd culvert, Beltsville MD Small tributary leading to Indian Creek just downstream of Powder Mill Rd culvert, Beltsville, MD Prince George s County Site , 1500 ft downstream of Powder Mill Rd between Southard Dr and Edmonston Rd, Beltsville, MD 7 K 2 1b, 1d Public K 2 1b Public 30 7 J 3 1b, 1c Public 500 Trash and Debris Removal, Outreach, Signage Trash and Debris Removal, Trash Net Trash and Debris Removal, Trash Grates 2,400 2,500 2,500 PG= Prince George s County 1 1a = Street Sweeping, 1b = Manual/Mechanical removal, 1c= Structural, 1d=Outreach/education 185

57 Figure 28a Candidate Trash Reduction Project Prince George s County Sites , , : Indian Site Location: Creek mainstem upstream of Powder Mill Road culvert, Beltsville, MD IC-M-06-T-1 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 2 Map ID: 480 Approximate Length (ft): 250 Area is located upstream of the bridge on the west stream bank and has a grassed riparian buffer of approximately 100 feet. Trash has accumulated in stream and on banks. Small riprapped drainage ditch leads into stream from parking lot. Trash Removal, Outreach, Signage Remove trash and Project Description: debris... Educate managers of the adjacent businesses, perform outreach including incorporation of trash reduction measures into business management plans, and install signs. 186

58 Figure 28b Candidate Trash Reduction Project Site Location: Small tributary leading to Indian Creek just downstream of Powder Mill Road culvert, Beltsville, MD IC-M-06-T-2 ADC Map Book Location: 7 K 2 Map ID: 186 Approximate Length (ft): 30 The site consists of a small tributary with small amount of trash/debris jams within commercial/residential land use. Project Description: Trash and Debris Removal, Trash Net Remove trash and debris and install a trash net. 187

59 Figure 28c Candidate Trash Reduction Project Prince George s County Site , 1500 feet downstream of Site Location: Powder Mill Road between Southard Drive and Edmonston Road, Beltsville, MD IC-M-06-T-3 ADC Map Book Location: 7 J 3 Map ID: 464 Approximate Length (ft): 500 The Indian Creek mainstem in wooded area has large accumulation of trash such as tires, plastic bags, bottles, containers, and oil canisters, extending over the entire floodplain. Trash and Debris Removal, Trash grates Remove trash and Project Description: debris and install trash grates on upstream inlets. 188

60 Figure 29 Middle Indian Creek Candidate Parkland Acquisition Sites Pitsea Brewer Cordwall Edmonston Cochran Queen Anne ÆÄ 212 Alcott Dairy Tonquil Tonquil Usange 45th 46th Circle 703 Montgomery 47th Rhode Island tu 1 Ewing Bacon Hanna Southard Indian Creek Lime Tree Beaver Dam Powder Mill tu 1 Sunnyside Tucker Paducah Palco ÆÄ 201 Legend Streams 95 Indian Creek ÆÄ 201 Potential Park Land Acquisition Waterbodies Buildings Ridge Lastner Roads, Parking Lots, and Sidewalks Forest Cover ± Subcatchment 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 189

61 Table 18. Middle Indian Creek Parkland Acquisition Projects ID 1 Address Acreage Unit ADC Location Priority 2 Potential Montgomery Road 3.7 Middle 7 G 3 Medium Medium 1 These parcels were identified by the Prince George s County Department of Parks and Recreation and the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission in The Anacostia Watershed Woodland Study for Outside the Beltway in Prince George s County, Maryland (September 2006). 2 This is an assessment criterion used in the above-mentioned report. The priority was determined by the property s geologic content, physical location, size, and ownership. High priority was given to properties that contained existing stream corridors, properties that are adjacent to streams or properties that are greater than five acres in size. Low priority was given to properties that were less than one acre in size, those owned by a private Homeowner s Association, or those owned by another public agency. All other properties were given medium priority. 3 This is an assessment criterion used in the above-mentioned report to determine the property s potential for acquisition. Low potential was given to properties located outside Prince George s County Green Infrastructure Plan, properties set aside for the Prince George s County Woodland Conservation and Tree Preservation Program, or properties where the owner has already declined to sell. 190

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