Friends of Little Rocky Run Trash Log, Page 1, Last Update 7/1/08
Automotive related: 1 – truck cab with front seat (soaked foam rubber!), one door 2 - engine blocks 346+ – tires, some with rims (est. 400 more by developers, 300 by FCPA, from Centreville Farms area and elsewhere) 5 - front car bumpers, ½ of another one 10+ – hubcaps 7 - mufflers 1 - manifold 1 - motorcycle 2 - transmissions 1 - complete VW Beetle engine 1 - front and rear quarter panels of a Chevy truck 1 – quarter panel unknown truck 1 – car hood 1 - infant's car seat 2 – full length truck seats 2 – 18 gallon truck gas tank 1 - 1950’s era Willys Jeep body sans hood 2 – 1946 era complete Plymouth bodies, removed by Willow Springs Towing at behest of  Fairfax County Zoning Enforcement 2 – 10’ highway guard rails 1 - battery charger, 3 car batteries 6 - bumpers Construction/Machinery/Misc. Equipment 2 - 3' diameter mass of wire mesh 1 - 82' 1.5" steel cable (total footage) 6 - 45' .5" steel cable (total footage) 1 – Fairfax County manhole cover, plus collar 1 - 40’ .5” rebar (total footage) 10 – 6’ metal sign poles 1 - air compressor 1 - 15" IBM 6541-02N monitor, serial number 66-12850 5 - Dominion Power ceramic insulators (50 lbs each) 1 - 5' long propane gas tank 2 – 5’ tall metal tripod 9 - miscellaneous metal signs 1 - 55 gal. drum of hazardous waste, removed by FC Hazmat 2 – empty 55 gal drums 1 - ton of precast concrete, removed by Fairfax County. 1 - 8' long 3' diameter steel-reinforced concrete pipe, removed by Fairfax County Stormwater Dept. 3 - 20' long, 30” diameter steel culvert pipe, removed by Fairfax County Stormwater Dept. 7 – 8’ long 30" diameter steel-reinforced concrete pipes, removed by Fairfax County Water Authority per FLRR grant. 1 - wooden bathroom vanity sans sink		This list of trash removed from the Little Rocky Run watershed speaks for itself.  Much of it probably dates from World War II, since this area was rural until fairly recently.  But the worst of the trash, mostly construction debris and wind blown garbage delivered via storm drains, has appeared in the last 15 years.  Volunteers have removed 2,049 bags of trash in addition to the items listed here.  As of 4/5/08 over 52.5 tons of debris have been removed from the FLRR watershed.  See Page 2 for more trash plus photos.
		Construction/Machinery/Misc. Equipment, cont. 1 – 4’X25’ rolled up mass of wooden “dune” fence 1 – 1,600+ sq. feet of carpet 1 – 800+ sq. ft. carpet padding 1 – 4’X8” PVC pipe 2 - large piles of roofing shingles– est. 3.0 tons 2 - lawn mower 4 - wheel barrows 2 - full-sized tanning stations from a salon 8 – grocery shopping carts (4 usable ones returned to Giant) 2 – 25’ heavy duty 1” diameter hoses 1 – access lid to lawn irrigation system 1 – 40’ long black plastic edging (total footage) 1 – 53’ long 4” black drain pipe (total footage) 1 – 87’ long 10” PVC pipe (total footage) 1 – 57’ long 4” PVC pipe (total footage) 1 – 91’ long 1” PVC pipe (total footage) 1 – ton (min.) roofing shingles (removed bag by bag) 2 – metal 5 gal. Bucket 1 - 202' 2X4 lumber (total), 83' 2X6 (total) 1 – 116’ 4X4 treated lumber (total footage) 1 – 32’ 2X10 treated lumber (total footage) 1 – 1,090 sq. ft. plywood, 80 sq. ft vinyl siding 3 - broken wooden step-ladders 1 – 8’ 1’’ steel electrical conduit pipe 2 - commercial fuse boxes 1 - electric meter 10 – 4’ X 2’ tin sheets 13 – misc metal highway signs, 7 including 10' metal post 1 - 15' 4" diameter conduit pipe 1 - Electric garage opener, rail and all
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