HIE's mission is to develop programs that implement, promote and educate the public about cost-feasible, storm water conservation and management practices in Queen Anne's and surrounding counties.
The founder and President of HIE, Samuel Owings, in 2010 and 2011 implemented a "Cascading System" of Floodway Stormwater Containment Basin on the lands of Hambleton Creek Farms a 400 acre grain farm located in the upper Hambleton Creek sub water shed to the Chester River.Owings's goal is to reduce or potentially eliminate stormwater discharge from a 600 acre drainage area from entering Hambleton Creek.
The founder and President of HIE, Samuel Owings, in 2010 and 2011 implemented a "Cascading System" of Floodway Stormwater Containment Basin on the lands of Hambleton Creek Farms a 400 acre grain farm located in the upper Hambleton Creek sub water shed to the Chester River.Owings's goal is to reduce or potentially eliminate stormwater discharge from a 600 acre drainage area from entering Hambleton Creek.
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When a drop of rain water falls from the sky, and contacts our land, at that moment it becomes a natural resource. In the past, this natural resource has been mostly ignored. The storm water flows rogue into our tidal waters, dipositing silt, nutrients, and other pollutants, doing harm to our estuaries.
HIE is a 501 (c) (3) that is in need of equipment and resources to aid in the implementation of its "floodplain stormwater containment basins" (FSCB) items need are, track loaders, excavators, skid steer loaders, dozers, dump trucks, or most any type of construction/earth moving equipment that is in good usable condition, also materials needed are, silt fence, filter cloth, rip-rap stone, sand and curlex.
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