Understanding Wetland Delineations and Wetland Permitting
Wetland delineation is the process of identifying and mapping wetland resource areas on a specific site.
Wetland delineation is the process of identifying and mapping wetland resource areas on a specific site.
Discover how GEL transformed a former brownfield site at Edisto Beach into the scenic Bay Creek Park — blending environmental remediation, waterfront design, and community collaboration.
GEL provided Site Assessment, Remediation, Permitting, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Surveying for the new AGRU America facility.
Environmental remediation plays a crucial role in industrial and manufacturing development, particularly on brownfield sites or previously contaminated properties.
Learn what triggers a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA), the steps involved, and why it’s essential for managing environmental risk in property transactions and redevelopment.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I ESAs) are investigations designed to uncover liabilities associated with commercial properties and satisfy one of the requirements to qualify for the landowner liability protection (innocent landowner defense) from CERCLA liability. Phase I ESAs are necessary for all commercial properties from woodlands to aged industrial properties. GEL Engineering personnel perform Phase I ESAs to protect our clients from unexpected environmental issues throughout the southeastern United States.
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