WESTERN MARYLAND RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, INC.
 

Baker Park Stream Stabilization Project - Frederick County

After years of development surrounding Baker Park, located within the corporate limits of the City of Frederick, Carroll Creek, which winds through the park, showed signs of degradation and stress.  This highly used and popular city park was chosen to receive funding for bioengineering practices in order to mitigate the damage done to approximately 4,800 lineal feet of Carroll Creek.  Working with representatives of the Division of Streets and Grounds for the City of Frederick, the Potomac Conservancy, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and other organizations, the WMRC&D Council awarded the design contract to Loiderman Soltesz Associates, Inc. and the construction contract to Angler Environmental, Inc.  Funding was secured from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Chesapeake Bay Trust and the Fish America Foundation.

The bioengineering techniques used in conjunction with live stakes and tree plantings helped to restore beauty and continuity to the stream for all users of the park and this highly successful project.

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Last modified: 10/29/08