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865-687-8395
FAX
865-687-8586
914 Callahan Dr.,
Suite 110
P.O. Box 12440
Knoxville, TN 37912
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Eagle Scout Project (retention pond restoration)
| Product: Straw Blanket
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| City: Knoxville, Tennessee
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| Application: Erosion Control
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| Install Date: 2004
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| Install Size: 200 yd˛
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| Address: Catholic High School in West
Knoxville off of Fox Lonas Road.
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| Client: Hamilton Gubanc
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| Architect: N/A
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| Contractor: Hamilton Gubanc
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| Directions: N/A
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| Location: Located
at the first entrance to Catholic High School off of Fox Lonas Road.
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| Photography: Michael
Barto, Vice President, East Tennessee Geosynthetics.
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| Summary: With
help from fellow scouts and volunteers, Hamilton Gubanc restored a retention
basin for his Eagle Scout Project. Located in West Knoxville
at the entrance to Catholic High School, this retention basin's soft soil
gave way to erosion and was an eye sore in front of an otherwise beautiful
campus, but with help from fellow scouts and volunteers Hamilton Gubanc
organized and planned a successful restoration.
The first thing to accomplish was to repair the
damage that had already been done by stormwater runoff. This was
easy with the help of a skilled bobcat operator. Next, the soil
would have to be smoothed out and seeded. After the proper slope was
established, erosion control blanket could then be stapled down over the
seed.
Light-duty silt fence was used at the top and bottom
of this project to keep additional sediment from eroding and to help allow
the erosion control blanket to do it's job in keeping the grass seed from
eroding away. The final phase of this project was to place nonwoven
filtration geotextile down the middle of the spillway that natural erosion
had already chosen, and place rip rap stone over the geotextile to
reinforce the spillway. |
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