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Status of Regional CBPRP BMPs : Local Projects & Regional Projects (August 2019) - w/Reductions by Category Pollutant YCSWC Drainage Reduction TSS Jurisdiction / Secured Owner- Length Area Cost per lb Watershed ID Project Name In UA? Project Status Project Type Stream Impairment Funding ($- Area (lbs/yr) Total Cost Notes Sponsor Funding ship (Ft.) (Acres) (BayFAST Reduction Year) (acres) unless stream restoration) COMPLETED PROJECTS Yes Ensminger Drive Unnamed Trib Completed 2017 (cost in Codorus Completed $89,299 82 Swale Springfield Twp Yes Vegetated Swale to E Branch TSS Yes Both 800 n/a 0.18 20,110 $275,600 $13.70 PRP $200,000) Creek 2017 (2017) Rehabilitation Codorus Creek [2017/2018 Annual Rpt] Const Riverfront Park Yes Completed 10/31/2017 ; Kreutz- GI Plan Wrightsville Completed Bioretention Susquehanna $17,859 Also had NFWF funding Muddy 79 Bioretention Yes None Yes Public n/a 12.75 0.12 13,426 $ 250,000 $18.62 Boro 2018 Basin, Bioswale River (2017) for the project Creek Basin #2, Const [2018/2019 Annual Rpt] Bioswale #2 Yes Completed 2/11/2019 Little Conewago Danielle/ Completed Stream TSS / $42,000 (cost in PRP 76 Dover Twp Yes Conewago Yes Private 800 n/a n/a 62,894 $102,645 $1.63 Creek Willipa Drives 2018 Restoration Pathogens (2016) $240,000)[2019/2019 Creek Const Annual Rpt] Completed 10/8/2018 ; UNT West Completed Codorus Riparian Forest Funding from Private 35 Branch Codorus - Jackson Twp Yes 2019 Little Creek Nutrients Yes No Public n/a n/a 1.65 part of #59 part of #59 part of #59 Creek Buffer Sector & GG grant BMP#1 Part of #59 ($190,000) for UNT West Stream and construction; connects Codorus Completed 59 Branch Codorus - Jackson Twp Yes floodplain Little Creek Nutrients Yes No Public 825 n/a n/a 64,600 $240,000 $3.72 to #61/37; [2018/2019 Creek 2019 BMP#1 restoration Annual Rpt] Completed 5/15/2019 ; Unnamed Trib DEP Local SW BMP Kreutz- Prison Property Springettsbury Basin Retrofits Completed to Kreutz Creek Implementation Grant Muddy 80 SW Facility Twp /York Yes (23,000 ft and TSS Yes No Public n/a 35 1.12 10,533 $200,000 $18.61 2019 (0.1 miles from ($200,000); (cost in PRP Creek Upgrade County 26,000 ft) stream) $33,747) [2018/2019 Annual Rpt] Campus Ave Codorus Spring Grove Construction Stream UNT Codorus Completed 7/15/2019 ; 3 Stream Yes Pathogens Yes No Private 1,200 n/a n/a 56,100 $370,000 $6.60 Creek Boro Underway Restoration Creek Local SW BMP Grant Restoration Stream Completed 12/20/2018 ; Camp Betty Restoration w/ Sediment reduction Codorus Washington Construction 33 York Twp Yes Reconnection to Mill Creek TSS Yes No Public 150 n/a n/a 6,888 $50,000 $7.26 value does not include Creek Road Stream Underway Floodplain, reconnection to Restoration Riparian Buffer floodplain 227,663 Pollutant YCSWC Drainage Reduction TSS Jurisdiction / Secured Owner- Length Area Cost per lb Watershed ID Project Name In UA? Project Status Project Type Stream Impairment Funding ($- Area (lbs/yr) Total Cost Notes Sponsor Funding ship (Ft.) (Acres) (BayFAST Reduction Year) (acres) unless stream restoration) CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY Buffer Little Little Conewago Planting Conewago Conservation Planting 300 donated West Underway; Creek; Conewago West Area Tree trees for riparian buffer; 4 Manchester Yes Livestakes Unnamed Trib TSS Partial No Both n/a n/a 4 495 $ 3,120 $ 6.30 Creek Manchester Twp Planting (2400 planting of live stakes to Tree Planting will be to Little LF, 300-500 live start in 2019 planted in Conewago stakes) 2019 Creek Need to add dewatering Unnamed Trib Yes pipe due to clay soils Kreutz- Milner Heights Construction to Cabin Creek $58,044 and modify the Muddy 84 Windsor Twp Yes Basin Retrofit None Yes Both n/a 42.0 1.0 12,649 $70,000 $5.53 Basin Retrofit Underway (0.8 miles to (2017) plantings; work to Creek creek) Const resume in Spring 2019; (cost in PRP $30,000) 138 South York Yellow Part of Part of Part of 34 Street (Fishing Goldsboro Boro Yes Part of #57 Riparian Buffer Fishing Creek None Both n/a n/a Part of #57 Part of #57 Part of #57 Connected to #57 Breeches #57 #57 #57 Creek) Ph 1 Ph 1 betw S. York & 138 South York $8,000 Yellow Construction Stream Water Streets; DEP Local 57 Street (Fishing Goldsboro Boro Yes Fishing Creek None Yes (2019) Both 300 n/a n/a 13,464 $83,000 $ 6.16 Breeches Underway Restoration SW BMP Imp Grant Creek) Ph 1 Const ($86,290) Project is part of an Yes existing E&S basin to SW Chestnut Hollow Naturalization, Yellow Design $22,000 Basin conversion; 32 Basin Carroll Twp Yes Infiltration, Fishers Run None Yes Private n/a 47 ?? 12,000 $22,000 $1.83 Breeches Completed (2019) existing basin design & Enhancements Filtration const conversion fully funded by Township 273,159 DESIGNED / BIDDING & CONSTRUCTION IN 2019/2020 Drains to UA; reduction Yes based on ARRC stream Barshinger Run Stream/ $100,000 assessment data; does North Hopewell Codorus Stream Designed & Floodplain Yes (2015) not include reductions 42 & York Twps / No Barshinger Run TSS Private 825 na na 37,026 $247,500 $0.38 Creek Restoration Pemitted Restoration/ (Ph 1) Const for other aspects of IWLA Ph 1 Wetlands req 2019 project; Per DEP only get funding for Ph 2 credit for % w/i Planning Area 37,026 Pollutant YCSWC Drainage Reduction TSS Jurisdiction / Secured Owner- Length Area Cost per lb Watershed ID Project Name In UA? Project Status Project Type Stream Impairment Funding ($- Area (lbs/yr) Total Cost Notes Sponsor Funding ship (Ft.) (Acres) (BayFAST Reduction Year) (acres) unless stream restoration) DESIGN SCHEDULED FOR 2019 OR UNDERWAY / HAS FUNDING FOR CONSTRUCTION York Twp / 2.5 miles Codorus Kehm Run Dam Reconstructed Unnamed Trib 20 Private Property Yes from Trib - Yes No Private n/a 70 1 19,450 $ 250,588 $ 12.88 Creek Removal Wetland to Mill Creek Owner TSS PA FBC grant for design; American Rivers rec'd Design GG grant ($219,632) for York Twp / Underway; 2.5 miles Codorus Kehm Run Dam Forested Unnamed Trib construction; 20 Private Property Yes Construction from Trib - Yes No Private n/a n/a 5.5 1,956 Creek Removal Riparian Buffer to Mill Creek maintenance Owner 2019/2020 TSS $ 360,000 $ 6.45 agreements needed to York Twp / 2.5 miles take credit Codorus Kehm Run Dam Stream Unnamed Trib 20 Private Property Yes from Trib - Yes No Private 1,200 n/a n/a 53,856 Creek Removal Restoration to Mill Creek Owner TSS Sinking Springs Stream PennDOT Pilot MS4 Codorus Farm Stream Manchester Twp Restoration w/ UNT Codorus Project; Sediment 39 Yes Designed TSS Yes No Private 1,368 n/a n/a 61,396 $750,000 $4.49 Creek Restoration (Ph / PennDOT Reconnection to Creek reduction based on 1) Floodplain, expert panel protocol Poor House Run Design Yes Unnamed Trib DEP Local SW BMP Imp Codorus (Memorial Park) Underway; Stream TSS / $700,000 47 York City Yes to Codorus Partial Public 3,000 n/a n/a 134,640 $1,100,000 $ 8.17 Grant ($200,000); DCED Creek Stream Construction Restoration Pathogens (2019) Creek Grant ($200,000) Restoration 2020 Const Yes Eng/design in process, Dover Township Design Stream $605,000 GG Grant for Conewago Eagle View Park Underway; 50 Dover Twp Yes Restoration Fox Fox Run None Yes (2019) Public 4,062 n/a n/a 182,303 $2,413,742 $ 6.88 construction; sanitary Creek (Old Golf Construction Run Relocate sewer main relocation Course) 2019/2020 Sewer needed to implement Riverfront Park NPDES Permit submitted Kreutz- GI Plan Wrightsville Design Bioretention Susquehanna to YCCD; GG grant Muddy 29 Yes None Yes No Public n/a 22.60 0.22 62,793 $ 376,350 $ 5.99 Bioretention Boro Underway Basin River ($356,350) for Creek Basin #1 construction 516,394 Pollutant YCSWC Drainage Reduction TSS Jurisdiction / Secured Owner- Length Area Cost per lb Watershed ID Project Name In UA? Project Status Project Type Stream Impairment Funding ($- Area (lbs/yr) Total Cost Notes Sponsor Funding ship (Ft.) (Acres) (BayFAST Reduction Year) (acres) unless stream restoration) DESIGN SCHEDULED FOR 2019, UNDERWAY OR COMPLETED / NEEDS CONSTRUCTION FUNDING GG Grant ($562,335) to Filter Strip w/ develop SWM Plan for Hanover School Design Soil Codorus TSS 65 ac site & demo 38 District SWM Hanover Boro Yes Scheduled for Amendments & Oil Creek Partial No Pubic n/a 5 0.4 4,098 $478,357 $116.73 Creek /Nutrients project; includes Demo Project 2019 Conservation continuous monitoring Landscaping after completion IWLA project; drains to req 2019 UA; reduction based on Barshinger Run North Hopewell funding ARRC stream Codorus Stream Designed & Stream 42 & York Twps / No Barshinger Run TSS Partial for Ph 2 Private 1,155 na na 51,836 $674,946 $0.43 assessment data; expect Creek Restoration Pemitted Restoration IWLA const increased reductions for Ph 2 ($546,385) other aspects of project; requires DEP approval UNT West Codorus Riparian Forest Part of Part of 37 Branch Codorus - Jackson Twp Yes Part of #61 Little Creek Nutrients Private n/a n/a 2.65 939 Part of #61 Part of #61 Part of #61 Creek Buffer #61 #61 BMP#3 Connects to #59/35 Yes (completed in 2018); UNT West Design Stream and Codorus $50,000 needs landowner 61 Branch Codorus - Jackson Twp Yes Scheduled for floodplain Little Creek Nutrients Partial Private 730 n/a n/a 32,792 $250,000 $6.61 Creek (2019) agreement; Anticipate BMP#3 2019 restoration design permitting in 2020 & construction in 2021 Yes YCCF Grant for design Codorus Queenswood Design Stream $40,000 ($10,000); verbal 68 York Twp Yes Mill Creek TSS Partial Both 900 n/a n/a 40,392 $330,000 $8.17 Creek Improvements Underway Restoration (2019) agreements from design landowners; needs Designed; Center Street applied for Permit Application Codorus
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