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1 project matched your search: Unique ID Number = 122 Mary's Creek Mary's Creek - Potential |
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Project Map- Click to open the Restoration Atlas mapping application in a new window. (The map will automatically be zoomed in to this restoration site.) *Note: this application is best viewed using Internet Explorer. Access Point(s): Not documented for this site. Public Use: Boat Ramp; Public Park Impacts: <15% of adjacent upland areas within 500' of marsh consists of impervious surfaces. >20% of upland/marsh perimeter consists of man-made shoreline armoring. In regions where primary land use is commercial, industrial, and highway there is an unmanaged vegetative buffer zone occurring along 51-75% of the upland/marsh perimeter. Where primary land use is medium to high density residential there are regions where an unmanaged buffer zone occurs along 26-50% of the upland/marsh perimeter and other regions where the zone occurs along 0-25%. At the w12 site fill material SW of the marsh can be found from the marina. Discharge comes from a 1.5' pipe for stormwater. At the w14 site dirt road fill abuts the north side of the marsh. Project Size: Not documented for this site. Area Benefited: Not documented for this site. Restoration Description: Hydrologic Restoration Restoration Date: Not documented for this site. Target Species: Data not available Historic Conditions: At the w15 site tides are restricted by a railroad. Large amounts of trash and evidence of dumping are visible here, and the marsh is actually larger than mapped. 2 old 20'docks or barges can be found on the marsh at site w14 and road gravel is present here as well. Project Contact Info: Not documented for this site. Partners: Save The Bay Pre and Post Restoration Data: False, False Monitoring:
End Date: Not documented for this site. Completed: To be determined Leader: To be determined Scheduled: To be determined Studies Conducted: Not documented for this site. Cost of Project: Not documented for this site Public Property Owners: n/a Info Source: Not Documented for this site Return to top |