Westmoreland State Park Slope Stabilization
A massive failure of the horsehead cliff at Westmoreland state park located in Montross Virginia impacted the entrance road as well as the shore of the Potomac River. Schnabel was contracted by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) to design a stabilization of the failure area that included wetland delineation and permitting and shoreline restoration. The project included installation and restoration of a temporary access road along the shoreline of the Potomac River.
Author Bio
Andrew currently serves as Point of Contact (POC) under the current term of this contract and has been actively engaged in 40+ projects at RIC over the past five years. With a rich background spanning 30 years in environmental engineering services, Andrew holds the role of Environmental Department Leader at our Richmond office. His extensive expertise encompasses NEPA studies, environmental auditing, environmental compliance, environmental management systems, various permitting and plan preparation, as well as environmental investigations. Andrew’s responsibilities include project management and planning, stormwater management, permit compliance, site characterization, surface and groundwater sampling, sediment characterization, geophysical investigations, geologic mapping, and data compilation.
