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Permitting and mitigation for stormwater infrastructure was my work life for several years and, in my opinion, has been in need of reevaluation. This bill could be a start and in the least is one to track. https://lnkd.in/grMkigDn

Demolition before or after environmental work? We recently had a client redeveloping a commercial site. There were a few buildings and other infrastructure at the site, which they chose to demolish and remove before addressing the environmental aspect of their project. Several issues came up, which could have been prevented had an environmental consultant been contacted before the demolition activities. That’s why we believe environmental work should be considered as part of the full project scope, instead of addressing it once your project has already begun. Reasons to consult with an environmental specialist before starting a demolition: - Mitigate scope creep - Fewer surprises - Landmarks are there to help with the identification of areas of potential environmental concern - Mitigate the risk of spreading potential subsoil contamination #EnvironmentalConsulting #EnvironmentalServices #Remediation #LeavingThePlanetCleanerThanWeFoundIt 

Environmental Assessment What's included: 🌬 Air quality and mold assessments 🌫 Hazardous Material Survey and Management 🌪 Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments Regardless of the building component being assessed, we ensure that our solutions consider the building 👷♂️ in its entirety. Building Solutions by Momentus: 🌐 momentuseng.com 📍 400 Applewood Crescent 📞 1.866.707.3785 📧 solutions@momentusENG.com #environmental #buildingsolutions #assessment #buildingassessments #buildings #momentusengineering #environmentalassessements

A common misconception in our industry is understanding when an environmental permit is required to discharge water from a construction site. Our technical team has written an article explaining the permit process and offering tips on the key aspects needed to complete a bespoke permit application for discharge. It also outlines how much it costs to apply (they increased the application fee in June this year). ⏱️ Plan ahead is our technical team's key recommendation. You won't be granted a permit overnight, it can take many months for the regulators to review and issue them, and you often need them in place before you can legally discharge water from your site. 💦 Enjoy the read and reach out if you have any questions. We're here to help. #permitting #environmentalpermits #surfacewatermanagement #waterdischarge https://lnkd.in/eHQ36vQY

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION CASE STUDY: Performed cost overrun analysis on an asbestos containing material (ACM) removal from an air terminal. Call to discuss your environmental project. https://lnkd.in/ec8MtK-g #constructionmediation #constructionexpert #environmentalconstruction

Discover how T. Harris Environmental Management Inc. leverages over 40 years of experience to navigate #construction regulations 🏗️🍃. Offering phase 1, 2, 3, contaminated site services, underground tank management, and soil plans. Stay compliant with ease! 🔍💡 #EnvironmentalManagement 🌏🔧 Watch the video here 👉 https://t.ly/Oy1q2

Contractor Swinerton hit with $2.3 million penalty for violating Clean Water Act! Swinerton has reached a settlement to resolve allegations of Clean Water Act violations. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the states of Alabama and Illinois accused Swinerton of neglecting stormwater controls, failing to conduct regular site inspections, and inaccurately reporting and addressing stormwater issues during the construction of solar farms. Under the agreement, Swinerton will pay a hefty $2.3 million penalty to the U.S., Alabama, and Illinois. The company will also fund vital mitigation projects to tackle sediment discharges at the Idaho and Alabama sites. This settlement comes on the heels of previous resolutions between the EPA and the owners of the four sites, highlighting the collective effort to uphold the Clean Water Act. Environmental stewardship is crucial, and this penalty serves as a reminder that companies must prioritize responsible construction practices. https://lnkd.in/eXEBwvK6 #CleanWaterAct #EnvironmentalProtection #Sustainability #ConstructionIndustry #EPA #Responsibility

What is Ontario’s Excess Soil Regulation (O. Reg. 406/19)?   Ontario’s Excess Soil Regulation (O. Reg. 406/19) ensures responsible management of excess soil from construction projects. It aims to prevent improper disposal and promote safe soil reuse.   Key highlights of the regulation include:   • Soil quality testing before relocation. • Excess Soil Management Plans for certain projects. • Tracking and documentation of soil movement. • Reuse sites must meet environmental standards.   This regulation helps developers and contractors manage soil sustainably while staying compliant with provincial regulations.   #ExcessSoil #EnvironmentalCompliance #OReg40619 #SoilManagement #Sustainability #Construction #LandDevelopment

Exciting time to be moving into Surface Water Protection! Gov. Desantis signed SB 7040 earlier this month, ratifying FDEP’s Rules relating to Stormwater. We so are excited to implement these revisions for the good of PBC’s water quality and stormwater infrastructure! #waterquality #stormwater #palmbeachcounty