Vienna officials want to fix the erosion along a stream of Bear Branch Tributary.
The Vienna Town Council is set to vote on awarding the design contract for the stream restoration project, which will improve roughly 1,900 linear feet of the stream and its banks from Cottage Street SW downstream to I-66, according to town documents.
In total, the project costs approximately $2 million. In September, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved giving roughly $1 million to the town for the project.
“Town DPW staff will lead and manage the project, and Fairfax County staff has pledged support with plans and review if requested,” according to town documents.
Earlier this year, town staff reviewed nine design proposals and narrowed their selection to the one from Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. The town is set to vote on awarding the contract to the firm tonight.
Recent Stories
iv class=”l-card c-card–post”> Sponsored Reston Museum walking tours start at the museum and explore the Lake Anne area Step back in time! Join a Reston Museum docent for the last walking…
Employee bonuses, facility improvements, and a study of middle school start times are among the priorities that Fairfax County Public Schools can now fund, thanks to some financial leeway from…
Celebrate Fairfax Inc. will close out the summer tomorrow (Friday) with an outdoor bash and some tunes. The nonprofit organization best known for staging the annual Celebrate Fairfax! Festival will…
A different kind of ghost will soon take up residence in the former Lord & Taylor at Tysons Corner Center. A Spirit Halloween pop-up will move into the store’s lower…
