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Places > Streambank Stabilization at Holston River Park
Streambank Stabilization at Holston River Park
PROJECT SNAPSHOT
Project Type
Non-Bank ProjectLocation
Tennessee | Knox CountyProject Size
Streams: 2,135 LFSolution
Flood Mitigation, Stormwater Management (MS4)Habitat Types
- Stream
- Urban
RES was selected to lead the design of critical improvements to stabilize 2,135 feet of streambank along Holston River Park. The primary objective of this project is to safeguard the existing park infrastructure and amenities while mitigating further erosion along the riverbank. Funding for this crucial environmental initiative has been secured through a grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
Project Objectives
- Streambank Stabilization: The project’s central focus is stabilizing the eroding streambank within Holston River Park. This will involve carefully designing and implementing erosion control measures, including vegetation restoration and bioengineering techniques.
- Infrastructure Protection: The project aims to protect and preserve the park’s vital infrastructure amenities, including walking trails, picnic areas, and recreational facilities, which are at risk due to ongoing erosion.
- Erosion Prevention: By implementing sustainable erosion control measures, we seek to prevent further degradation of the riverbank, ultimately enhancing the ecological health of the Holston River and its surrounding environment.
RES will carry out a series of responsibilities integral to the project’s success. We will perform a comprehensive Site Assessment, carefully evaluating the riverbank’s current state, including erosion patterns, sediment transport, and the condition of existing infrastructure. Following this assessment, RES will take the lead in the Design and Engineering phase, where we will develop detailed plans for streambank stabilization. These plans will prioritize environmentally friendly and sustainable techniques, aligning seamlessly with TDEC guidelines.
Additionally, RES will handle Permit Submittal and Coordination, leveraging our expertise to prepare and submit all required permits to the relevant federal, state, and local agencies. We commit to ensuring that all regulatory obligations are met, facilitating smooth and compliant project execution.