Resources

Coastal Adaptation Planning Projects for Eastwick 2017

Iuav University of Venice

Getting Campbell’s Planning Triangle Wet: Evaluating Sustainable Development in Philadelphia’s Floodplain
Abigail McGuckin

Cobbs Creek Wetlands: a triple bottom line analysis
University of Pennsylvania

Lower Darby Creek Hydrologic and Hydraulic Analysis Report
Princeton Hydro, LLC

Cobb’s Creek: A Gateway to Many Places and to Cleaner Water
Darby-Cobbs Watershed Partnership Fairmount Park Commission; Pennsylvania Environmental Council; and Philadelphia Water Department

Eastwick Hydrologic and Hydraulic Study Report
AKRF

Lower Eastwick Infrastructure and Flood Evaluation – Boundary Condition & Event Analysis
AKRF

Lower Eastwick Infrastructure and Flood Evaluation – Existing Conditions Flood Model
AKRF

Darby and Cobbs Watersheds Hydrologic Study
US Army Corps of Engineers

Eastwick Stream Modeling and Technical Evaluation
US Army Corps of Engineers

Drexel University Memorandum on Eastwick Land Swap
Drexel University School of Law

Flood Insurance Study
City of Philadelphia

Final Environmental Impact Statement – Eastwick Urban Renewal Area, 1976
Redevelopment Authority of the City of Philadelphia

Trail Master plan for Cobbs Creek Park
Natural Lands and Restoration and Environmental Education Program

Lower Eastwick Public Land Strategy
Interface Studios for the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority

Upstream Suburban Philadelphia Cluster Phase 2 Plan
Patrick Starr

Darby and Cobbs Creeks Watershed Act 167 Stormwater management plan
Borton-Lawson Enginering, INC.

Cobbs Creek Integrated Watershed Management Plan
Philadelphia Water Department Darby-Cobbs Watershed Partnership

Darby Creek Watershed River Conservation Plan
Darby Creek Valley Association

How Philadelphia built a neighborhood on toxic soil
Plan Philly

Isaias brings flooding, power loss and chaos to Delaware County
The Delaware Country Daily Times

Sinking in Southwest Philly: How Eastwick can survive the battle with urban flooding
Billy Penn

Cheltenham residents fear a proposed housing development could increase flooding along Tookany Creek
Emily Rizzo/WHYY

A community-based public-land study comes to an end, and trust is rebuilt in Eastwick
Catalina Jaramillo/Plan Philly

Eastwick residents could become Philly’s first climate migrants. A new plan sees them moving to city-owned higher ground
Susan Phillips/WHYY