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Longwood Park shoreline restoration: Locator map
Project
area
Proposed vegetation:
Spartina alterniflora
planted in burlap sand Bags are 1.5 feet long, with 3
bags. four-inch plants per bag,
planted in an offset,
diamond pattern.
Example of planting method
The proposed project at LongwoodPark parcel will look similar to this site. This
picture shows planting area immediately after the site was planted with the
burlap sand bag method. The burlap disintegrated after approximately 6
months.
Longwood Park Shoreline Restoration: Plan View, aerial photo w/o
project area overlay
NTS
Project
Hand site
Cove
Longwood Park Shoreline Restoration: Plan View, aerial photo
NTS
No existing seagrasses
in project area
Proposed Spartina
alterniflora—planting
area 130’ x 3’
Hand Cove
35’
N
Longwood Park Shoreline Restoration: Typical Plan
view Each burlap sand bag is 18’
x 12”, and planted with
NTS three 4 inch Spartina
alterniflora
Hand Cove
Proposed Spartina
alterniflora
3 ft.
3 ft..
County-owned
parcel
N
Longwood Park Shoreline Restoration: Typical Profile
NTS
Most of the bag will be
buried, with about 2
inches left above grade.
MHWL
MLWL
3 ft.
Proposed
Spartina
alterniflora