Daniel Miller Stream Restoration

The contract involves the comprehensive restoration and stabilization of 2,090 feet of the Daniel Miller Stream located at 376 Goat Hill Road, Peach Bottom, in Fulton Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The project requires the provision of all necessary materials, equipment, supplies, and labor to implement streambank stabilization following a design that incorporates multiple Best Management Practices (BMPs). The restoration strategy emphasizes the use of natural channel design principles and aligns with guidelines set forth by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission’s “Habitat Improvements for Trout Streams” to ensure long-term streambank stability and sediment reduction. In addition to streambank stabilization, the contract includes enhancement and management of the existing riparian buffer within the floodplain and surrounding wetlands to support and complement the restoration efforts. The solicitation for this contract was issued by Lancaster County and is associated with the Donegal Chapter of Trout Unlimited. The project is expected to follow the detailed drawings and BMP selection criteria aimed at achieving ecological and sediment control goals. The response deadline for contractor bids is June 12, 2026.