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Planner Brings New Energy to Planning and Development Staff

Mike Scholl has joined our planning and development staff as a planning and economic development professional. Scholl offers clients two decades of nationwide experience with consultants, community groups, and most recently as economic development manager for the City of Loveland, Colorado. More than five years as a legislative assistant to U.S. congressmen adds to the… Read More »

Water Resources Engineer Joins Green Bay Staff

Adam Schneider, PE, has joined our Green Bay staff as a water resources engineer. Schneider’s technical strengths are watershed modeling, snowmelt modeling, reservoir system modeling, hydraulic modeling, flood flow-frequency analysis, statistical analysis of historical data, and the development and deployment of flood warning and decision support systems. He has led and managed projects for federal,… Read More »

Permeable Pavement, Pavers Can Be Part of Stormwater Management Solution

Here’s an intriguing thought: Sometimes the best pavement surface is one that isn’t dense and solid. Permeable pavement – also called pervious paving – allows runoff and rainfall to infiltrate through the surface to the soil below. That can be a real asset for communities searching for ways to more effectively move water off streets,… Read More »