Pollution Incident Detail


Pollution Incident Detail: #291404 - I-66 Construction at Chain Bridge Rd
Overview
Closed
7/7/2019 11:00:00 AM
7/7/2019 9:20:36 PM
Public Website
1. Despite being protected Waters of the United States and despite protective fencing and signage, the construction contractor for the I-66 Outside the Beltway Project has removed all vegetation from streambanks, is operating heavy machinery directly in the stream, is storing fuel containers on the bank, has piled gravel and rubble on the banks, and has extensively modified the stream channel. While realizing some injury to the stream is permitted during construction projects, surely these actions add up to violations. The stream is a tributary of Accotink Creek, informally known as the "Mosby Woods" tributary. The most affected portion is immediately east of Chain Bridge Road, Photos at https://i66outsidethebeltwayaccotink.shutterfly.com/pictures/793#790 2. The entire cloverleaf seems to have entered a frenzied stage of construction. It appears in numerous locations soil stabilization and stormwater controls are not keeping up or are failing.
Location
Northern
I-66 and Chain Bridge Road interchange Fairfax, VA 22030
059 - Fairfax County
38.866928, -77.307831
Closure
9/12/2019 4:56:32 PM
No pollution observed.
receieved follow-up information on 8/6/19 that indicated appropriate oversight and adherence to requirements
Potentially Responsible Party
Reported By
Property Owner
Contact on Scene
Other Details
No
Receptor
Yes
Accotink Creek
Threatened
Materials Involved
Incident Types
-
-
Closed Call/IR
9/12/2019
Correspondence Received
8/5/2019
Correspondence Sent
7/9/2019
Assigned
7/8/2019
Under Investigation
7/8/2019
Assigned
7/8/2019
Call Received
7/7/2019
Overview
7/7/2019 11:00:00 AM
7/7/2019 9:20:36 PM
Public Website
Yes
No
1. Despite being protected Waters of the United States and despite protective fencing and signage, the construction contractor for the I-66 Outside the Beltway Project has removed all vegetation from streambanks, is operating heavy machinery directly in the stream, is storing fuel containers on the bank, has piled gravel and rubble on the banks, and has extensively modified the stream channel. While realizing some injury to the stream is permitted during construction projects, surely these actions add up to violations. The stream is a tributary of Accotink Creek, informally known as the "Mosby Woods" tributary. The most affected portion is immediately east of Chain Bridge Road, Photos at https://i66outsidethebeltwayaccotink.shutterfly.com/pictures/793#790 2. The entire cloverleaf seems to have entered a frenzied stage of construction. It appears in numerous locations soil stabilization and stormwater controls are not keeping up or are failing.
Location
Northern
I-66 and Chain Bridge Road interchange Fairfax, VA 22030
38.866928, -77.307831
Receptor Information
Yes
No
Accotink Creek
Other IR Info
No
Contacts
Potentially Responsible Party
Property Owner
Reported By
Philip Latasa
Contact on Scene
Permit Details
No