Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and Updates
What is a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment? A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is a standardized method used by environmental professionals to identify the presence or likely presence of contamination from petroleum products or hazardous substances constituting a recognized environmental condition (REC) at the property and provide an opinion about whether additional investigation… Read More »
Tags: ASTM, Brownfield, CERCLA, Environmental, Environmental Liabilities, Environmental Site Assessment, ESA, Phase I, Phase I ESA, REC, Recognized Environmental Condition
Who Knows What You’ll Find When Building Roads
This giant boulder revealed itself during reconstruction of a city street. By Andy Dana, PE Design plans for road construction are just that – plans. However, sometimes those plans hit, shall we say, a roadblock. About the Expert: Andy Dana, PE, is a transportation project manager in Ayres’ Green Bay office. He has been involved… Read More »
Strategic Planning for Investments in Outdoor Recreation and Infrastructure
By Amanda Arnold, AICP Communities seeking to grow in their economic resilience may be tempted to put the cart before the horse. Local leaders and stakeholders must be mindful not to launch new projects and/or programs before doing the self-examination and strategic planning necessary to promote success. Examples where an introspective and strategic planning approach… Read More »
Tags: Community Infrastructure Development, Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, CORP, CORPs, Economic Resilience, Infrastructure, Infrastructure Improvement, Outdoor Recreation Planning, Parks, Recreation System, Reimagining Resilience, resilience, SCORP, Urban Planning
