Coastal Resilience
LITTLE QUEENSTOWN CREEK WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTS
Queenstown, Maryland
Project Overview
RAUCH provided engineering, design, environmental services, construction inspection, and construction management for waterway improvements in Queenstown funded by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Improvements included a one-mile-long living shoreline with a kayak launch, bulkhead and dock repairs, and removal of 662 cubic yards of dredge material. The living shoreline provides nutrient pollution reductions supporting the state's Watershed Improvement Plan goals.
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Scope of Services
- 01
1-mile living shoreline with mud sill design, cabled logs, and jute blanket
- 02
Kayak launch adjacent to Town's wastewater treatment plant
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Bulkhead and landing improvements; dock cap board, decking, and bench replacement
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Removal of 662 cu. yd. of sediment and dredge material
- 05
Compliance with USACE, Maryland DNR, and MDE requirements
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