Landing Circle Stream Restoration

The James City County project seeks to restore and stabilize the unnamed tributaries feeding Taskinas Creek in the Landing Circle area of Williamsburg, VA. The effort will improve water quality, reduce sediment and nutrient loads, and enhance habitat for aquatic organisms while complying with MS4 stormwater requirements. The scope includes design and installation of in‑channel wood debris structures, grade‑control measures, reinforced substrate, and native‑vegetation planting to re‑establish historic floodplain connectivity. • Stream channel stabilization using natural channel design principles • Installation of wood‑debris structures and reinforced substrate for grade control • Native vegetation planting and habitat enhancement for macroinvertebrates • Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to guide design • Compliance with Chesapeake Bay watershed and local MS4 regulations