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Railroad Brook Fish Habitat Restoration Project - CT.gov

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<strong>Project</strong> Partners and Funding<br />

<strong>Project</strong> partners include: <strong>CT</strong> DEP, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA), Tolland County Soil and<br />

Water Conservation District (TCSWCD), Town of Bolton Conservation Commission, Milone & McBroom<br />

Engineering, and D & V Morin, Inc.<br />

The <strong>CT</strong> DEP <strong>Fish</strong>eries Division provided overall project management including public information and education<br />

with assistants from the TCSWCD. Engineering designs and inspectional services were provided by Milone &<br />

McBroom, Inc. and construction was by D & V Morin, Inc. Contracts were administered and engineering<br />

technical assistance was provided by the <strong>CT</strong> DEP Inland Water Resources Division.<br />

Total cost of the project was $122,100, which included:<br />

Phase I Design and Engineering:<br />

• $20,700 from Clean Water Act Section 319 funds<br />

Phase II Construction:<br />

• $60,000 from Clean Water Act Section 319 funds<br />

• $41,400 from <strong>CT</strong> DEP River <strong>Restoration</strong> Grant<br />

Program<br />

Section 319 of the Federal Clean Water act<br />

authorizes EPA to award grants to states and<br />

tribes to support their NPS management<br />

programs. The <strong>CT</strong>DEP passes through a<br />

portion of these funds to other state, regional<br />

and local <strong>gov</strong>ernment agency and non-<strong>gov</strong>ernment<br />

organization to implement programs and<br />

projects.<br />

Contacts<br />

For more information regarding the NEMO <strong>Project</strong><br />

contact:<br />

Brian Murphy, <strong>CT</strong> DEP <strong>Fish</strong>eries Division<br />

(860) 295-9523 brian.murphy@po.state.ct.us<br />

David Askew, TCSWCD<br />

(860) 875-3881 david askew@ct.nacd.net<br />

Stan Zaremba, <strong>CT</strong> DEP NPS Coordinator<br />

(860)424-3730 stanley.zaremba@po.state.ct.us<br />

Deb Frey, <strong>CT</strong> DEP NPS Administrative Officer<br />

(860) 424-3810 deborah.frey@po.state.ct.us<br />

Mel Cote, EPA <strong>CT</strong> NPS Coordinator<br />

(617) 918-1553 cote.mel@epa.<strong>gov</strong><br />

<strong>CT</strong> DEP and EPA websites<br />

http://dep.state.ct.us<br />

http://www.epa.<strong>gov</strong>/owow/nps/education.html<br />

This <strong>CT</strong> DEP NPS Success Story is funded by the <strong>CT</strong><br />

DEP through an EPA Clean Water Act Section 319 Nonpoint<br />

Source Grant.<br />

Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection<br />

Bureau of Water Management, Planning & StandardsDivision<br />

Nonpoint Source Management<br />

79 Elm Street, Hartford, <strong>CT</strong> 06106-5127<br />

(860) 424-3020<br />

<strong>CT</strong> DEP is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer,<br />

offering its services without regard to race, color, religion, national<br />

origin, age, sex, or disability. In conformance with the Americans<br />

with Disabilities Act, the <strong>CT</strong> DEP makes every effort to provide<br />

equally effective services for persons with disabilities. Individuals<br />

with disabilities needing auxiliary aids or services should call - <strong>CT</strong><br />

DEP Affirmative Action at (860) 424-3035.<br />

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Nonpoint Source Success Story <strong>Railroad</strong> <strong>Brook</strong> <strong>Fish</strong> <strong>Habitat</strong> <strong>Restoration</strong> Page 4

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