Fairfax County Land Conservation Awards 2016

WELCOME TO THE

FAIRFAX COUNTY

LAND CONSERVATION

AWARDS 2016

FAIRFAX COUNTY

TREE COMMISSION

JANUARY 27, 2017

WELCOME TO THE

FAIRFAX COUNTY

LAND CONSERVATION AWARDS 2016

Site Development and Inspections Division

FAIRFAX COUNTY

TREE COMMISSION

In cooperation with

Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District

Heavy Construction Contractors Association

Virginia Department of Environmental Quality

Fairfax County Tree Commission

Fairfax County Urban Forest Management

Fairfax CountyLand Conservation Awards

January 27, 2017

Paul Shirey, Acting Director



January 27, 2017

Bill Hicks, Director

Land Development Services


January 27, 2017

Fred Selden, Director

Department of Planning & Zoning


January 27, 2017

Kathy L. Smith, Supervisor

Sully District, Board of Supervisors


January 27, 2017

Kenneth Garrison, Jr.

Executive Director, HCCA

Who Are We?

• Northern Virginia Trade Association for companies engaged inthe “heavy construction” industry.

• Formed in 1957, today the HCCA is comprised of over 23,000employees from firms across all facets of the heavy trades.

• HCCA’s members represent the “full value chain” for the industry:• Underground Utility Contractors• Heavy Paving Companies• Quarries, concrete and asphalt plants• Highway and bridge builders• Site Development• Associated service and product providers to the industry

What do we do for our members?• Ensure good communications between member firms and the General Assembly

and Municipal and Local regulatory bodies.

• Lobby for legislation and are involved in regulations related to the heavyconstruction trades.

• Keep our members appraised of important business and political issues.

• Provide important training programs on a broad range of subject areas –especially in the areas of safety and regulatory compliance

• Create a network or interaction within the “heavy trades” industry

What do we do for the community?

What are our most important training classes?

• VDOT Work Zone Traffic Control Certification• OSHA-10, 30• First Aid / CPR / AED• DMV Escort Vehicle Driver Course• HCCA Leadership Institute• And – an extremely relevant class focusing on…

EnvironmentalConservation and Safety

VDOT Erosion and Sediment Control Contractor Certification Course

CompleteTraining Information

Available at:

http://www.hcca.net


January 27, 2017

Laura T. Grape, Executive Director

Northern Virginia Soil and Water

Conservation District


January 27, 2017

Willie Woode, Senior Conservation Specialist

Northern Virginia Soil and Water

Conservation District

2016 Land Conservation Awards

Categories:

Large Single Family Residential

Large Commercial

Small Commercial

Special Project

Infill Lot

Large Single Family Residential

PROJECTS OWNERS/DEVELOPERS

The Preserve at Westfields Westfields Venture (Akridge)

Burke Junction K. Hovnanian Homes of Virginia, Inc.

Large Single Family Residential: Burke JunctionDeveloper:K. Hovnanian Homes of VA, Inc.

Project manager: Kevin R. Chapman

Project Superintendent:Tony Schumate

Contractor:William A. Hazel, Inc.

Engineering Firm:Christopher Consultants, Ltd.

Site Inspector:Alhadi Mohamed Nour

Large Single Family Residential: Burke Junction

Large Single Family Residential: Burke JunctionDeveloper:K. Hovnanian Homes of VA, Inc.






Large Commercial


Reston Heights Reston Heights Residential, LLC

Innovation Center SouthBuilding Design and Construction Division,

Fairfax County&

Nugget Joint Venture, LC

Large Commercial: Innovation Center South

Developers:Building Design and Construction Division, Fairfax County &Nugget Joint Venture, LC

Project Manager: MBP

Project Superintendent:Shirley Contracting Company, LLC

Contractor:Shirley Contracting Company, LLC

Engineering Firm: Dewberry

Site Inspector: Joe Flaim



Developers:Building Design and Construction Division, Fairfax County &Nugget Joint Venture, LC

Project Manager: MBP

Project Superintendent:Shirley Contracting Company, LLC

Contractor:Shirley Contracting Company, LLC

Engineering Firm: Dewberry

Site Inspector: Joe Flaim

Small Commercial

PROJECT OWNERS/DEVELOPERS

Restaurant DepotRepublic Property Company

& Restaurant Depot

Small Commercial: Restaurant Depot

Developers:Republic Property Company &

Restaurant Depot

Project Manager: Dan Croft

Project Superintendent:Tim Irwin

Contractor:S. W. Rodgers Company, Inc.

Engineering Firm: Gordon

Site Inspector: Robert Kuge



Developers:Republic Property Company &

Restaurant Depot

Project Manager: Dan Croft

Project Superintendent:Tim Irwin

Contractor:S. W. Rodgers Company, Inc.

Engineering Firm: Gordon

Site Inspector: Robert Kuge

Special Project


Shirley Industrial Complex Shirley Investors, LLC

Wakefield Park Stream RestorationStormwater Planning Division,

Fairfax County

Special Project: Wakefield Park Stream Restoration Developer:Stormwater Planning Division,Fairfax County

Project Manager: Dave Anglin

Project Superintendents:Jason Beeler & John Connelly

Contractor:Meadville Land Services, Inc.

Engineering Firm:Wetland Studies and Solns., Inc.

Site Inspectors:Jeff Bartlett & Yudhie Brownson

Special Project: Wakefield Park Stream Restoration

Special Project: Wakefield Park Stream Restoration Developer:Stormwater Planning Division,Fairfax County

Project Manager: Dave Anglin

Project Superintendents:Jason Beeler & John Connelly

Contractor:Meadville Land Services, Inc.

Engineering Firm:Wetland Studies and Solns., Inc.

Site Inspectors:Jeff Bartlett & Yudhie Brownson

Infill Lot

PROJECT OWNERS

Cedar Knolls of Clifton, Lot 9 William and Kathleen Moore

Infill Lot : Cedar Knolls of Clifton, Lot 9Owners:William and Kathleen Moore

Project Manager: Erik Johnson

Project Superintendent:Erik Johnson

Contractor:AllSite Contracting, LLC

Engineering Firm:Dominion Surveyors, Inc.

Site Inspector:David MacEwen

Infill Lot : Cedar Knolls of Clifton, Lot 9

Infill Lot : Cedar Knolls of Clifton, Lot 9Owners:William and Kathleen Moore

Project Manager: Erik Johnson

Project Superintendent:Erik Johnson

Contractor:AllSite Contracting, LLC

Engineering Firm:Dominion Surveyors, Inc.

Site Inspector:David MacEwen

Outstanding Engineering Firm

VIKA, Virginia, LLC

The Preserve at Westfields

For

Outstanding Superintendents

Steve Johntson

Wakefield Park Stream Restoration

Cedar Knolls of Clifton, Lot 9

And

Erik JohnsonFor

For

Outstanding Contractor

AllSite Contracting, LLC


For

Outstanding Developers/Owners


For

William and Kathleen Moore

Best Protected Environmentally Sensitive Site:Burke Junction

Developer:K. Hovnanian Homes of VA, Inc.






Presenting the E&S Winners of the Year 2016




Outstanding Erosion and Sediment Control

Reviewers of the year:

Quy Nguyen – North Branch

Kinnari Radadiya – Central Branch

Kati Bárczay– South Branch


Outstanding Erosion and Sediment Control

Inspector of the year:

Anthony Wall– North Branch

Roger Barnes – Central Branch

Nak Chea – South Branch


Robert Vickers

Chairman

Fairfax County Tree Commission


Keith Cline, Director

Fairfax County Urban Forest

Management Division

Presented by

Fairfax County Tree Commissionand

Fairfax County Urban Forest Management

Tree Preservation Awards

937 Utterback Store Road (Dranesville) L’Auberge US, Inc.

Spring Lake, Section 3 (Hunter Mill) Sekas Homes, Ltd.

Brightview at Gallows Road (Mason) Shelter Development, LLC

Tree Planting Awards

Archstone at Hillwood Square (Providence) Avalon Bay Communities, Inc.

King Abdullah Academy (Sully) King Abdullah Academy

937 Utterback Store Road

Developer/Owner: L’Auberge Custom Homes

Engineer: Professional Design Group, Inc.

General Contractor: L’Auberge US, Inc.

Tree Preservation Consultant: BL Survey Arborist

Tree preservation deemed a

priority from the beginning of

planning through construction

10-yr Tree Canopy requirement

met entirely with preservation

of existing trees on the site

House located to

minimize impacts

and improve

survivability of

existing trees to be

preserved

Spring Lake Section 3

Developer: Sekas Homes, Ltd.

Engineer: Land Design Consultants

Site Contractor: TJT Corporation

Tree Preservation Consultant: TNT Environmental, Inc.

Tree Preservation Contractor: TNT Environmental, Inc.

Limits of clearing adjusted to

save additional trees and

improve survivability of trees in

protected areas

Additional fencing provided

during demolition of existing

structures to protect trees,

exceeding plan requirements

Much of tree preservation

area placed in conservation

easement to protect forested

area in perpetuity

Trees preserved in locations to

buffer new development from

traffic and help conform to

character of surrounding area

Brightview at Gallows Road

Developer: Shelter Development, LLC

Engineer: BC Consultants, Inc.

General Contractor: Clark Builders Group, LLC

Tree Preservation Consultant: BC Consultants, Inc.

Tree Preservation Contractor: The Care of Trees

Mulch over preserved area to

optimize conditions for regrowth of

root zone High quality tree

protection fence

Mulch over preserved area to optimize

conditions for regrowth of root zone

Tree preservation activities included crown

pruning, root pruning, mulching, fertilization,

invasive species removal, and soil remediation

with air spade to relieve compaction in area

where driveway existed

Archstone at Hillwood Square

Developer: Avalon Bay Communities, Inc.

General Contractor: Avalon Bay Construction

Landscape Architects: VIKA

BC Consultants

Landscape Contractor: Ashton Manor Environmental

Naturalized planting

areas blend in well with

existing vegetation

Trees located to effectively

shade paved surfaces and

intercept rain to help control

stormwater

Planting well spaced to fill in

landscape over time

Wide diversity in species helps

mitigate effects of pests and

climate change

King Abdullah Academy

Owner: King Abdullah Academy

Developer: Trammell Crow Company

General Contractor: Clark Construction Group

Landscape Architects: LSG Landscape Architecture

Landscape Contractor: Chapel Valley Landscape Company

Beautifully landscaped and

maintained areas recognized

as important to learning and

youth development

Trees spaced well for ultimate

size and relationship to

surrounding areas and

hardscape elements

Planted natural areas reduce

maintenance and increase

effectiveness of landscape in

mitigating stormwater

Plan met 10-yr. tree canopy

requirement with

preservation, yet still planted

over 170,000 square feet of

new tree canopy



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