Heron's Head Park Shoreline Resilience Project
Client: Port of San Francisco
Service: Construction Management, Construction Inspection
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Staff: Ngoc Ho, Payum Vossoughi
The Heron’s Head Park Shoreline Resilience Project aims to restore and enhance wetlands and upland areas along the Bay shoreline in Bayview Hunter’s Point and stabilize the shoreline and improve habitat. The project scope includes temporary construction access roads to the marsh area, a new stabilized shoreline by placing coarse sand and gravel stabilized by rock and cobble groynes, installation of reclaimed-wood habitat structures for wildlife, installation of Oyster Reef Balls, and restoration of areas impacted by construction access to pre-existing conditions. JHCE's team inspected the installation of the new gravel beach, rock structures (i.e., groynes and headlands), and habitat features along the south shoreline for Heron’s Head Park.
JHCE provided the Construction Management team for this project, which included an office engineer/field contract administrator and construction inspector. JHCE also provided a resident engineer through a Micro LBE subconsultant and has been working closely with Dixon Marine Services, Inc. (contractor) and Environmental Science Associates (engineer of record) to ensure that restoration measures are performed in accordance with contract requirements and to maximize effectiveness in reducing coastal erosion along the edge of the tidal marsh.
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Project Awards:
Friends of the San Francisco Estuary Outstanding Environmental Project
2023 San Francisco Collaborative Partnering Award
International Partnering Institute (IPI) John L. Martin Partnered Project of the Year Award
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