Maintenance Plan

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HISTORIC CHAPEL MEADOWS MEANDERS MEDITATIONS SITE RENOVATIONS D9 EPA CAMPUS RAINWORKS CHALLENGE

MEADOWS MULTIPLE TREATMENTS MEDITATIONS Raingardens 8,032 cu ft

Wet Meadow 6,194 cu ft

Bioretention Terraces 3,633 cu ft

Total Storage 17,859 cu ft

TREATMENT TRAIN

Proposed Treatment Train

Rain Garden / BioretenƟon Overland Flow

and Signage Signage Terrace Stone Wall Meditation Focal Art Piece Access Garden

MEADOW SPONGE: uptake of pollutant runoff and for providing pollinator habitat Pipe Flow

Wet Meadow Swale Channel Flow

Overlook Structure Interpretive Wet Meadow Recycled

The stormwater terraces and wet meadow act as an inϐiltration basin and bioretention while supporting a niche ecosystem not typically found on campus YR 0 JULY

BioRetention

Weeding

Watering

Fertilizing

Pest Management

Plant Replacement

Trash & Debris Removal

Mulching

Meadow

Weeding/Plant Replacement

Site Cleaning

Turf Remova

Establish Meadow Ecosystem Research Program

Plant Forbs

Plant Grasses

Broadcast Seed

Mowing

Facilities Management

Trimming & Pruning

Mowing

Untrained Volunteer Trained Volunteer

YR 1 YR 2 YR 3 JULY JULY

MAINTENANCE MEANDERS

Rain Garden/ Bioretention

Stormwater Terraces

Swale Wet Meadow

Dry Meadow

Our Treatment Train ϐilters water through a variety of LID controls

WET MEADOW SECTION

Chasmanthium latifolium

Danus plexippus

5 LID

Amblyscirtes hegon

2 ACRES

100% : imperviousTypes of approaches 73 TREES

All historic canopy 4 AREAS

Educational , social andsurface treated displayed for community trees protected meditative spaces created including 2 parking lotsmembers