Four Mile Run Beaver Pond - Projects & Planning - Arlington County
Four Mile Run Beaver Pond
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
286
(R/W VARIES)
28
Arlington County, Virginia
8
285
280
287 28
7
275
27
0
6
28
265
275
Trail Alignment
270
Develop lawn area into recreation feature
280
265
LEGEND
Enhance connections to surrounding trail system
285
28
Interpretive Node/ Gateway
270
275
0
5
265
273
27
275
Pond Overlook Vista
5
273
S)
WV AR IE
0
27
25
8
W
8 26
9
(R/
25 7
271
Shrub Wetland
269
INT
Modified Treeline
26
ERS
TAT E
66
C
265
Existing Treeline
268
256
256
260
258 257
256
258
270
257
265
Construct raised boardwalk atop steep slopes to allow for uninterrupted views to pond
270
Emergent Wetland
260 2
Open Water
269 270
258
256
Create vegetative buffer along highway with opportunities for slot views into pond
272
Deep Water
1
27
259
257
9
26
270
Trees to Remove
260 8
26
256
Turtle Basking Station
26
Construct island in pond to encourage ecological diversity
270
7
266 269
268
CONCEPT C
26
4
0
26
259
258
267
257
265
K
K
261
267
Turtle basking station (typical)
260
265
265
270
C
270
275
26
80
75
C’ 260
265
Allow for continuous views of pond by constructing elevated paths along steep slopes and a vegetative buffer from adjacent buildings. Wetland design includes multiple flow routes and emergent, shrub and tree islands; single deep water pond with two connections to Lubber Run.
Reconfigure pathway intersection to create a gateway plaza at corner of site
6
266
28
26 5 26
5
0
26
25
0 27
5
0
6
27
28
263
85
265
256 260 261
260
258
28
NO
5
26
0
HF AIR
27
0
FA XD
0
60 0
265
0
60
120
180
Scale: 1”=60’-0”
26
276
260
275
265
2
Extend boardwalk into pond to allow views of drainage structure
27
265
278
260
263
3
270
266
262
8 June, 2011
262 26
6 4
7
263 26
265
26
267
263
265
263
264
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING 262
4
26
262
262
2
3
26
262
263
262
28
260
E
5
RIV
26
)
266
IES
5
275
VA R
27
277
W
5
256
(R/
260
RT
26
2 8
Create interpretive node and viewing area at west gateway
262
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
286
(R/W VARIES)
28
Arlington County, Virginia
8
285
280
287 28
7
275
27
0
6
28
265
275
Trail Alignment
270
Develop lawn area into recreation feature
280
265
LEGEND
Enhance connections to surrounding trail system
285
28
Interpretive Node/ Gateway
270
275
0
5
265
273
27
275
Pond Overlook Vista
5
273
S)
WV AR IE
0
27
25
8
W
8 26
9
(R/
25 7
271
Shrub Wetland
269
INT
Modified Treeline
26
ERS
TAT E
66
C
265
Existing Treeline
268
256
256
260
258 257
256
258
270
257
265
Construct raised boardwalk atop steep slopes to allow for uninterrupted views to pond
270
Emergent Wetland
260 2
Open Water
269 270
258
256
Create vegetative buffer along highway with opportunities for slot views into pond
272
Deep Water
1
27
259
257
9
26
270
Trees to Remove
260 8
26
256
Turtle Basking Station
26
Construct island in pond to encourage ecological diversity
270
7
266 269
268
CONCEPT C
26
4
0
26
259
258
267
257
265
K
K
261
267
Turtle basking station (typical)
260
265
265
270
C
270
275
26
80
75
C’ 260
265
Allow for continuous views of pond by constructing elevated paths along steep slopes and a vegetative buffer from adjacent buildings. Wetland design includes multiple flow routes and emergent, shrub and tree islands; single deep water pond with two connections to Lubber Run.
Reconfigure pathway intersection to create a gateway plaza at corner of site
6
266
28
26 5 26
5
0
26
25
0 27
5
0
6
27
28
263
85
265
256 260 261
260
258
28
NO
5
26
0
HF AIR
27
0
FA XD
0
60 0
265
0
60
120
180
Scale: 1”=60’-0”
26
276
260
275
265
2
Extend boardwalk into pond to allow views of drainage structure
27
265
278
260
263
3
270
266
262
8 June, 2011
262 26
6 4
7
263 26
265
26
267
263
265
263
264
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING 262
4
26
262
262
2
3
26
262
263
262
28
260
E
5
RIV
26
)
266
IES
5
275
VA R
27
277
W
5
256
(R/
260
RT
26
2 8
Create interpretive node and viewing area at west gateway
262
