Stormwater
HEBRON STORMWATER MASTER PLAN
Hebron, Maryland
Project Overview
Hebron receives 45 inches of rain annually, above the national average, and experiences intermittent flooding due to flat topography and inadequate outfall. RAUCH secured $55,000 from Maryland DNR to develop a Stormwater Management Master Plan, completed in 2019. The plan is now used as a case study in DNR's 2023 Community Guide to Assessing Non-Tidal Flood Impacts. RAUCH also assisted the Town with an MDE grant application; MDE awarded $1.659M for implementation beginning summer 2024.
What we delivered
Scope of Services
- 01
Evaluation of existing conditions and data analysis for future conditions
- 02
Best Management Practices: swales, detention/retention ponds, rain gardens, cisterns
- 03
Targeted retrofits and Low Impact Design (LID) solutions
- 04
Pollution reduction calculations and priority rankings
- 05
$1.659M MDE Comprehensive Flood Management Grant for implementation
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