QUALIFICATIONS FOR BOROUGH OF BERLIN
DECEMBER 3, 2019
2020 PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
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Table of Contents
Section 1: Scope of Services
• Executive Summary • Firm Capabilities • Knowledge of the Borough of Berlin • Meeting Availability • Description of Services • Relevant Experience
Section 2: Résumé
• Business Information • Staffing Plan • Résumés/Licenses • Past and Present Public Entities Represented • Staff Licenses and Certifications • Certificates • Professional References • Insurance • Statements
Section 3: Facilities
Section 4: Conflicts of Interest
Section 5: Fee Proposal
Section 1: Scope of Services
Since its establishment in 1990, Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) has concentrated on assisting clients succeed in meeting their environmental, engineering, design and land use planning goals. We are proud of our reputation for delivering environmentally conscious and cost effective projects that bring lasting value to our clients.
Our firm’s philosophy is that each project is unique and presents an opportunity to create a more rewarding and sustainable environment. However, at ERI environmental quality is not just about protecting and improving natural resources, it’s also about planning for the comfort, safety and overall health of our communities and neighborhoods.
Our employees are our greatest asset in this endeavor. Our staff of professionals includes: civil, environmental and soil engineers, community planners, hydrogeologists, construction inspectors, landscape architects and design support personnel.
ERI performs planning and civil engineering services for numerous municipalities, utility agencies, planning and zoning boards, environmental commissions, and public works departments. Typical services include comprehensive reviews of development applications, design and preparation of specifications for municipal infrastructure projects, permitting, master plan elements and updates, development ordinances, new community concept plans, environmental studies, COAH Fair Share Plans, wastewater management plans, feasibility studies, and preparation of applications for loans and grants.
ERI has extensive experience with and knowledge of the Municipal Land Use Law as well as the planning aspects related to the law. Our professionals have also developed extensive knowledge of the rules and regulations applicable to project subjects to the numerous regulatory agencies in the State.
Planning related services that the firm offers include the following:
• Planning & Zoning Board reviews of Site and Subdivisions and Use Variances • Redevelopment Planning • Recreation Planning • Master Plans and Updates • Streetscape Planning • Council on Affordable Housing Compliance (COAH) • Community Development Block Grants • Prequalified NJDOT Non Real Estate Specialist for Environmental and Planning
Capabilities
Civil Engineering Licensed Site Remediation Professional Services Municipal Engineering Preliminary Assessments Public Works Design ISRA Investigations Construction Management Site & Remedial Investigations Construction Inspection Ecological Evaluations Plan Reviews Remedial Design & Oversight Bidding Services HDSRF Grant Applications Planning & Zoning Board Reviews Roadway & Highway Design, Reconstruction Storm Water Management and Restoration Master Plan Elements & Ordinances Collection Design Land Planning & Design Services Runoff Characterization Redevelopment & Urban Design Concept Planning Permitting and Monitoring Master Plans and Updates Floodplain Analysis & Management Streetscape Design & Concept Ordinance Reviews and Updates Regulatory Permitting Council on Affordable Housing Compliance Municipal, County, State and Federal permitting Landscape Design & Specifications including: Grant Applications and Management NJDEP Freshwater Wetlands Historic Preservation NJDEP CAFRA NJDEP Landfill Disruption Solid Waste Management NJDEP Solid Waste Facility Waste Characterization NJDEP Waterfront Development Act Closure/Post Closure Plans NJDEP Tidelands Conveyances (Grant, Lease, License) Construction Observation and Certification NJDEP Groundwater Diversion Facility Design NJDEP Treatment Works Approval Quality Control/Quality Assurance NJDEP Bureau of Water System Engineering NJDEP Flood Hazard Area Environmental Due Diligence NJDEP Water Allocation Phase I Environmental Site Assessments NJPDES - Discharge to Surface Water Phase II & III Environmental Site Assessments NJPDES - Discharge to Ground Water Environmental Impact Statements Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Pinelands Commission Underground Storage Tanks U.S. Coast Guard Complete UST/AST Design U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Closures and Site Assessments Construction Management Educational Facilities Athletic facility development Wastewater Management Site selection Waste Characterization School additions Treatability Studies Running Tracks Sewage Treatment Plant Design Drainage analysis Septic System Design & Closure Inflow and Infiltration Studies Parks and Recreation Services Buildout Projects Facility planning and design Wastewater Management Plans Trails and Pathways Pump Station Design Sports fields and synthetic surfaces Collection System Management Court facilities Construction Management and Inspection Recreation Planning Plant Start Up Build-Out Analysis Wetlands Services Plant Expansions and Upgrades Delineation New Plant Construction Mitigation Plans Daily Operations Assistance Permitting Monitoring Water Supply Management Source Development Surveying Services Surface Water Treatment Design Green Acres, Farmland, and Open Space Distribution System Design Preservations Ground Water Supply Design Construction Layout / Stakeout Wellhouse Design Topographical Surveys Wellhead Protection ALTA / ASCM Land Title Surveys Well Closure Collection System Management
Capabilities
Grant Writing Services Traffic Engineering NJ Dep’t of Environmental Protection Traffic Impact Studies Green Acres Acquisitions Parking & Traffic Calming Studies Green Acres Development Title 39 Reviews NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust Roadway Geometry and Signalization Fund Loans (EIT) Traffic Control Plans and Details Livable Communities Guiderail Warrant Analysis NJDEP / USEPA Clean Waters Act Section 319h Grant NJ Department of Community Affairs Construction & Specialty Inspection Services CDBG Small Cities – Housing Municipal Roadway Construction CDBG Small Cities – Public Facilities NICET Level III NJ Department of Transportation Cured-in-Place Pipe Lining Centers of Place Certified Park Safety Inspections Discretionary Aid Mold Assessment & Inspection Municipal Aid Safety of In-Service Bridges Bikeway C-5 Supervisor/ De-leading of Industrial Structures Pedestrian Safety Asbestos Building Inspection Safe Routes to Schools Asbestos Management Planning Safe Streets to Transit Asbestos Project Design NJ Economic Development Authority Dam Safety Inspections Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund (HDSRF) Support Services NJ Department of State Construction Administration New Jersey Smart Growth Public Relations New Jersey Smart Futures Expert Testimony Federal Highway Administration CADD American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) GIS Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21) Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act (SAFETEA-LU) FEMA US Department of Agriculture Rural Development Counties Municipal Parks Development Grant Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) – Housing Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) – Public Facilities Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) Sustainable Jersey Delaware Valley River Planning Commission Transportation and Community Development Initiative (TCDI)
Knowledge of the Borough of Berlin
Environmental Resolutions Inc. (ERI) is very familiar with the Borough of Berlin. Our firm has served as Special Projects Engineer 2016-Present, Municipal Engineer 1997-2004 and 2008-2009, Water & Sewer Engineer 1997 to 2010, Planning Board Engineer 2001-2008, and Planning Board Planner 2007-2008.
In addition to numerous road improvement projects that ERI has worked on in neighboring communities, some for the County, our firm has also provided engineering services directly for Berlin Borough. Some of these services include: • ERI performed engineering review services and construction inspection of water and sewer installation for Nexus Properties, a developer who is proposing construction of 472 apartments, a one-story clubhouse, a one-story maintenance building/garage, and a pool. • ERI performed investigations for three (3) Borough playgrounds to determine if the play equipment is compliant with park safety standards. In addition, ERI also developed concepts and cost estimates for playground improvements. • In 2018, ERI provided Berlin Borough with a long range road program evaluation report so that the Borough could effectively select roads for their annual road improvement program. ERI evaluated all thirty (30) plus miles of Borough owned roads based on condition, traffic and road type. ERI also provided the Borough cost estimates for each roadway so that the Borough could effectively budget for the annual road program. • ERI’s Senior Planner Edward E. Fox, III, AICP, PP is extremely familiar with the Borough of Berlin, having performed development reviews for four (4) years while serving as Planning Board and Zoning Board Planner while employed with another firm.
Timeliness of Service: In the highly regulated field of municipal government, timeliness is a critical component of quality service and professionalism. Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) is proud of our reputation for delivering quality services in a timely fashion. ERI has assembled an experienced, professional staff team that will provide engineering services for the Borough in an expedient and cost effective manner.
Availability Environmental Resolutions, Inc.’s personnel are extremely flexible and available to attend meetings and conferences with Borough officials and personnel, day or evening. We meet strict, expedited timelines to accommodate the most aggressive deadlines given to us, and we are available to respond promptly to emergent matters.
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. does not foresee any conflicts with being able to accommodate the meetings as required by this engagement.
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. Description of Services
LAND PLANNING & REDEVELOPMENT
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) and its personnel have extensive experience in a variety of standard and specialized planning projects. One of our most unique studies was the preparation of an Economic Development Feasibility Study for a portion of Pennsauken Township and Camden City. Originally proposed as a Redevelopment Plan, the client and study team revised the scope of work during the planning process to develop an Economic Development Feasibility Study.
Members of the firm have been involved in Burlington City’s Master Plan and Updates for over thirty (30) years. Other planning services provided to municipalities include Community Development Block Grant applications for public facilities and housing projects, Green Acres Acquisition and Development Grant applications, Council on Affordable Housing Compliance Plans, and Master Plans and Reexaminations. Members of the company have also been involved in the City’s streetscape and downtown development and urban renewal parcels. The work resulted in the award for “Outstanding Master Plan” for Burlington City, awarded by the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association in 2010.
ERI personnel have prepared a variety of recreation and park plans including the unique ten-community Delaware Riverfront Park Plan. Personnel learned of planning grants available from the NJDEP and contacted and assembled the Mayors and Council from ten communities between the Rancocas Creek and Crosswicks Creek to apply for a $50,000 planning grant to provide the design of at least one park plan in each community with a bicycle/walkway connection along the riverfront. The successful coordinated project received newspaper and television coverage. That study lead to work on two other waterfront park grant planning projects in Millville City and Port Republic.
Personnel of ERI have also been involved in other unique projects, including the Mount Holly Urban Environmental Inventory, Smart Growth Studies in Burlington City and Lindenwold Borough, developing a Master Plan for nearly 200 acres of land on behalf of the Camden County Department of Parks, the Eastampton Township Redevelopment Plan, and the South Jersey Economic Development District Alternate Wastewater Treatment Facility Study for four southern New Jersey counties.
DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) personnel have extensive experience in assisting municipalities and public entities in economic development and redevelopment studies. ERI is also experienced at working with private developers to insure that Redevelopment Plans that are prepared meet the needs of the public and private partners involved in successful development and redevelopment projects.
Meetings are held with our client, stakeholders, developers and officials to discuss specific needs and opportunities. Redevelopment and development plans, preliminary investigations, grant applications, and monitoring plans are then developed based on the needs established.
One of our most unique studies was the preparation of an Economic Development Feasibility Study for a portion of Pennsauken Township and Camden City. Originally proposed as a Redevelopment Plan, the client and study team, which included four sub-consultants, revised the scope of work during the planning process to develop an Economic Development Feasibility Study for the study area located adjacent to the Admiral Wilson Boulevard.
ERI has conducted or assisted with a number of Preliminary Investigations for the Determination of Area in Need of Redevelopment for Mount Holly Township, Lindenwold Borough, Burlington City, Beverly City, Cinnaminson Township and Florence Township. ERI has also prepared Redevelopment Plans for many of these communities to implement the redevelopment. We are most proud of our work with Florence Township where redevelopment success is most prominent, with the opening or announcement of new facilities for which ERI prepared the Preliminary Investigation for the Determination of Area in Need of Redevelopment and the Redevelopment Plan for the projects listed below. As Township Planner, Zoning Board Planner and Planning Board Planner, ERI was involved in the following sample of subdivision and site plan applications:
• Subaru of America Parts Distribution Center • Burlington Coat Factory Corporate Offices • Major Non-retail Pharmacy, Office, Light Manufacturing, Research Laboratory and Call Center • Destination Maternity Distribution Center • Duffy School Rehabilitation to Senior Housing • Amazon • First Industrial and Covington Sites
ERI’s Redevelopment Plans address the municipal plan’s consistency with County plans. Economic development efforts aid in the growth of economy, improve the economic well-being and quality of life for a community, and work to maximize the efficient and effective utilization of community resources for economic gain for the local population.
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MUNICIPAL MASTER PLANS AND MASTER PLAN REEXAMINATIONS
Master Plans 40:55D-28. Preparation; Contents; Modifications The Master Plan comprises a report or statement and land use and development proposals, with maps, diagrams and text, presenting, at least the following elements (1) and (2) and, where appropriate, the following elements (3) through (16).
Required Elements (1) A statement of objectives, principles, assumptions, policies and standards upon which the constituent proposals for the physical, economic, and social development of the municipality are based; (2) A land use plan element (a) taking into account and stating its relationship to the statement provided for in (1) above, and other master plan elements provided for below and natural conditions, including, but not necessarily limited to, topography, soil conditions, water supply, drainage, flood plain areas, marshes, and woodlands, (b) showing the existing and proposed Through years of experience, location, extent and intensity of development of land to be used in the future for varying types of residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, Environmental Resolutions, Inc. recreational, educational and other public and private purposes or (ERI) has positioned itself as a combination of purposes; and stating the relationship to the existing and any highly qualified firm that is proposed zone plan and any proposed zone plan and zoning ordinance: and (c) showing the existing and proposed location of any airports and the boundaries skilled in successfully assisting of airport safety zones; and (d) including a statement of the standards of municipalities with the creation population density and development intensity recommended for the municipality. and reexamination of master plans and updating certain Optional Elements elements of prior master plans to (3) A housing plan element (4) A circulation plan element address the existing and future (5) A utility service plan element needs of the municipality. (6) A community facilities plan element (7) A recreation plan element (8) A conservation plan element The Municipal Land Use Law (9) An economic plan element (MLUL) (40:55D-1 et seq) (10) A historic preservation plan element requires a municipality to (11) Appendices or report containing the technical foundation for the master plan and its elements prepare a Master Plan and to (12) A recycling plan element provide for periodic Master Plan (13) A farmland preservation plan element Reexaminations. (14) A development transfer plan element (15) An educational facilities plan element (16) A green buildings and environmental sustainability plan element
Master Plan Reexamination 40:55D-89. Periodic Examination The purpose of a Master Plan Reexamination is for municipalities to have regular, periodic reviews of current information and changing conditions within the municipality in the interest of keeping long-range planning as up-to-date as possible.
A Master Plan Reexamination differs from a Master Plan in that a Reexamination report shall state: A. The major problems and objectives relating to land development in the municipality at the time of the adoption of the last reexamination report. B. The extent to which such problems and objectives have been reduced or have increased subsequent to such date. C. The extent to which there have been significant changes in the assumptions, policies and objectives forming the basis for the master plan or development regulations as last revised, with particular regard to the density and distribution of population and land uses, housing conditions, circulation, conservation of natural resources, energy conservation, collection, disposition and recycling of designated recyclable materials, and changes in State, county and municipal policies and objectives. D. The specific changes recommended for the master plan or development regulations, if any, including underlying objectives, policies and standards, or whether a new plan or regulations should be prepared. E. The recommendations of the planning board concerning the incorporation of redevelopment plans adopted pursuant to the “Local Redevelopment and Housing Law,” into the land use plan element of the municipal master plan and recommended changes, if any, in the local development regulations necessary to effectuate the redevelopment plans of the municipality.
At the same time, ERI meshes the required elements of a Master Plan--(1) Statement of Objectives, Principles, Assumptions, Policies and Standards upon which the constituent proposals for the physical, economic, and social development of the municipal are based; and (2) Land Use Element-- with the Master Plan Reexamination Report. ERI works to provide a Master Plan Reexamination Report compliant with the Municipal Land Use Law while staying within the budget allocated by the municipality.
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NEW JERSEY COUNCIL ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING (COAH) PLANNING SERVICES
On December 3, 2014, the Township Land Development Board adopted its most recent Housing Element and Fair Share Plan. That Plan amended previous Plans dated February 1, 2012, December 2, 2009, December 3, 2008, November 15, 2006, and December 7, 2005. Prior Plans provided U. S. Census data on housing, population, income and economic conditions in the Township and addressed applicable Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) Rounds 1, 2 and/or 3 fair share obligations for affordable housing in the Township.
On September 26, 2013, the Supreme Court invalidated the Round 3 regulations adopted in 2008 by the New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing (COAH). On March 14, 2014, the Supreme Court issued an order directing COAH to propose new Round 3 regulations on or before May 1, 2014 and to adopt them by October 22, 2014. The Supreme Court further provided that, if COAH failed to meet the deadlines, the Court would entertain a Motion in Aid of Litigant’s Rights which could include an application for the right, on a case-by-case basis, to file a builder’s remedy suit against a municipality under COAH’s jurisdiction.
On October 20, 2014, the COAH Board met to consider adopting the proposed regulations but reached a 3-3 voting deadlock and therefore did not adopt the proposed regulations. COAH’s failure to adopt the proposed regulations left New Jersey municipalities in a continuing state of limbo despite voluntary constitutional compliance.
On October 31, 2014, Fair Share Housing Center (FSHC) filed a Motion In Aid of Litigant’s Rights urging the Supreme Court, among other things, to direct trial judges, instead of COAH, to establish standards with which municipalities must comply. FSHC’s motion included an alternative fair share calculation for each municipality prepared by its expert David N. Kinsey, FAICP, who updated his initial report on April 16, 2015. The existence of a second set of fair share numbers from FSHC further highlighted the uncertainty of the framework with which municipalities must ultimately comply because there are no standards with which to comply.
The New Jersey Supreme Court held that COAH’s administration process had become futile so that parties concerned about municipal compliance with constitutional affordable housing obligations, as well as municipalities that believe they are currently compliant or are ready and willing to demonstrate such compliance, would process exclusionary zoning and/or affordable housing matters in the courts commencing on June 8, 2015. The Decision provided that municipalities which had received Third Round substantive certification from COAH would be permitted within a period of thirty days, beginning on June 8, 2015, and ending on July 8, 2015, within which to file a declaratory judgment action in the Superior Court in order to obtain the judicial equivalent of the substantive certifications that they had either received or that they had applied for but had not yet received.
The Decision also recognized that Approved Municipalities would have five months from either the effective date of the 2015 Decision (June 8, 2015) or from the date in which the municipality filed a Declaratory Judgment action, but no later than July 8, 2015, to submit an amended or supplemental Housing Element and Fair Share Plan. The amended or supplemental Housing Plan Element and Fair Share Plan would revise the municipal fair share number which had been based on COAH’s “growth share” methodology and would revise the plans to show how the municipality proposed to comply with its Mount Laurel affordable housing obligations based on a “fair share” methodology. The amended or supplemental Housing Element and Fair Share Plan would have to be submitted to the court by either November 8, 2015 or December 8, 2015. Trial courts must now calculate the “fair share” obligations for Round 3 and establish the standards with which municipalities must satisfy these obligations, and, they must process declaratory judgment actions filed by municipalities seeking approval of an affordable housing plan based upon new judicially established standards which have not yet been determined.
The New Jersey Planner, March/April 2015 Issue, published by The New Jersey Planning Officials, contained an article entitled “Courts Back in Affordable Housing Business, COAH Municipalities Insulated from Builder’s Remedy,” that was prepared by Edward Buzak, Esq., Associate Counsel, NJPO. The article discussed the Methodology and Standards of Compliance that should be used in this Round. It stated that, “Although the Supreme Court declined to establish a methodology or formula for the third-round calculations, they did offer guidance and some insight as to the manner in which trial court judges were to evaluate plans to determine constitutional compliance.” The Court reiterated its endorsement of utilizing the previous methodologies employed in the First and Second Round Rules as the template to establish present and prospective third round statewide and regional need. The article continues with a number of points of guidance to trial judges. That guidance includes the following, per the article:
• All municipalities must satisfy their prior unfulfilled First and Second Round obligations. • The methodology utilized to determine the numeric obligation can eliminate the reallocation of excess present need, i.e. the redistribution of existing substandard housing to other communities in the region because of the inability of the municipality itself to realistically address its rehabilitation component. • Bonus credit for each affordable unit made available to the very poor, i.e. earning 30% or less of the median income can be utilized. • Credits for existing units whose expiring affordability controls are extended in accordance with the regulatory requirements can be claimed. • Bonus credits for affordable housing provided in smart growth areas and areas of redevelopment and rehabilitation can be claimed. • The housing needs of cost burdened families can be ignored in determining a municipalities affordable housing obligations.
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. prepares Housing Element and Fair Share Plan updates and amends prior plans to include the most recently available U. S. Census information to update the status and information on prior round affordable housing, and presents proposed plans to meet the municipality’s affordable housing obligations.
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PERMITTING SERVICES
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) has extensive experience with the regulatory and permitting process in New Jersey. Our knowledge and experience have resulted in the development of a professional rapport with regulatory agencies and personnel that allows projects to flow through the system and maintain critical time lines. In addition to executing numerous permitting projects per year, our staff maintains their edge by regularly attending seminars, subscribing to publications, authoring publications and actively participating in numerous professional organizations.
Public clients include public utility companies and local, county, state and federal agencies. The scope of projects can be from initial wetland site investigation to obtaining all required permits for a project.
Services include site investigations to determine environmental constraints and issues and preparation of application packages to address the concerns of the regulatory agencies.
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. has extensive experience at identifying and obtaining required environmental permits from federal, state and local agencies. Our permitting experience includes the following:
◊ NJDEP Freshwater Wetlands Permits ◊ NJDEP CAFRA ◊ NJDEP Landfill Disruption Permits ◊ NJDEP Solid Waste Facility Permits ◊ NJDEP Waterfront Development Act ◊ NJDEP Tidelands Conveyances (Grant, Lease, License) ◊ NJDEP Groundwater Diversion ◊ NJDEP Treatment Works Approval ◊ NJDEP Bureau of Safe Drinking Water ◊ NJDEP Flood Hazard Area Permits ◊ NJPDES - Discharge to Surface Water ◊ NJPDES - Discharge to Ground Water ◊ Soil Erosion and Sediment Control ◊ Pinelands Commission ◊ U.S. Coast Guard ◊ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD REVIEW
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) and its personnel have extensive experience with providing engineering and planning reviews for Municipal Planning Boards, Zoning Boards of Adjustment and Joint Land Use Boards. ERI and its personnel have provided such review services for numerous communities, including the following:
Municipality Municipality Beverly City Medford Lakes Borough Bridgeton City Medford Township Burlington City Merchantville Borough Cherry Hill Township Moorestown Township Chesterfield Township Mount Holly Township Cinnaminson Township New Hanover Township Delran Township North Hanover Township Eastampton Township Old Bridge Township Edgewater Park Township Riverside Township Evesham Township Riverton Borough Florence Township Southampton Township Laurel Springs Township Voorhees Township Lindenwold Borough Waterford Township Magnolia Borough Woodlynne Township Mansfield Township Woolwich Township
These services include review of minor subdivisions and minor site plans to major subdivisions and major site plans. One of the largest projects we have reviewed consists of 570 residential units and 600,000 square feet of commercial space located on a State highway. The project includes sewer pump stations, water recycling systems, major road and intersection improvements, pedestrian pathways, stormwater detention and retention facilities and major potable water improvements including a water storage tank. ERI has been instrumental in identifying and calculating the pro- rata share obligations of the applicant for off-site improvements.
ERI is aware of the sensitivity of smaller applications such as minor subdivisions consisting of a simple lot line adjustment or that of a local business proposing to expand or improve its business. Reviews of these types of applications must be done logically and strive to be "user friendly", in that the applicants are not normally familiar with the seemingly complex review and approval procedures required by the governmental entity.
Project Profile PAST AND PRESENT PUBLIC ENTITIES REPRESENTED
Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP has provided planning services to a variety of public entities throughout his professional career.
Below is a list of some clients in our area (along with position and phone number) where Mr. Fox has provided similar services:
BEVERLY CITY Master Plan Reexamination Report, 2025 Land Use Plan Element, Green Buildings and Environmental Sustainability Plan Element, Healthy Community Plan Element
Richard Wolbert, Borough Administrator 609-747-4090
MANSFIELD TOWNSHIP Master Plan Reexamination Report, Land Use Plan Element Update, Farmland Preservation Plan Update
Michael Fitzpatrick, Township Administrator 609-298-0542 ext. 1033
RIVERSIDE TOWNSHIP Land Use Plan Element Update
Meghan Jack, Township Administrator 856-461-1460 ext. 4
BORDENTOWN CITY Ocean Spray Redevelopment Plan, Former Bob Chevrolet Site Redevelopment Plan
Hon. James E. Lynch, Jr. Mayor 609-298-0604
TOWNSHIP OF BORDENTOWN Southern Gateway Redevelopment Plan
Brian Johnson, Director, Department of community Development 609-298-2800 ext. 2116
MONROE TOWNSHIP Classic Chevrolet Area Redevelopment Plan
Rosemary Flaherty, Planning/Zoning Board Director 856-728-9800 ext. 270
Project Profile PAST AND PRESENT PUBLIC ENTITIES REPRESENTED
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) provides planning services to various municipalities throughout the Southern New Jersey region.
Below is a list of clients in our area (along with position and phone number) where similar services are currently being, or have been, provided:
CITY OF BURLINGTON Master Plans, Master Plan Reexaminations, Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance Implementing Master Plan
David H. Ballard, Business Administrator (609) 386-0200 ext 133
Robin Snodgrass, Assistant Business Administrator City of Burlington (609) 386-0200 ext 110
CITY OF BRIDGETON Master Plan, Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance Implementing Master Plan, Master Plan Reexamination Plan, Determination of Need, Redevelopment Plan
Kevin Rabago, Director, Office of Development and Planning City of Bridgeton (856) 451-3407 ext 1
MOUNT HOLLY TOWNSHIP Master Plan Reexamination, Determination of Area in Need of Redevelopment, Redevelopment Plans
Kathleen Hoffman, Former Mount Holly Township Administrator and Clerk Current Southampton Township Administrator and Clerk (609) 859-2736
FLORENCE TOWNSHIP Master Plan Reexamination Plan, Determination of Area in Need of Redevelopment Reports, Redevelopment Plans for NFI, Burlington Coat Factory and Duffy School
Richard Brook, Township Administrator (609) 499-2525
TABERNACLE TOWNSHIP Master Plan Reexamination
LaShawn Barber, Township Clerk Tabernacle Township (609) 268-1220 ext. 114
Mark LeMire, Planning Board Member and Master Plan SubCommittee Member (609) 268-4780
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH Determination of Need and Redevelopment Plans for Gibbsboro Road Apartment Corridor, PATCO Station, and Former Sewage Treatment Plant Site
Richard Roach, Mayor 856-783-2121
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PLANNING SERVICES VARIOUS MUNICIPALITIES AND AGENCIES, NJ
Prior to joining Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) as a Senior Planner, Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP has served in key roles where he has impacted multiple local agencies and communities including: Regional Planning Manager for Burlington County Bridge Key Personnel: Commission Department of Economic Development and Regional Planning, Camden County Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP Improvement Authority County Planning Director, Professional Planner for Remington & Vernick Engineers, Historic Preservation Program Officer for NJ Historic Trust and Historic Preservation Specialist for the City of Camden Division of Planning.
Throughout his career, Mr. Fox has provided comprehensive planning services, redevelopment planning, and development review services for numerous municipal clients across eight (8) counties in southern New Jersey. Projects include:
Comprehensive Planning • Green Buildings and Environmental Sustainability Plan Element, Beverly City, NJ • Healthy Community Plan Element, Beverly City, NJ • 2025 Vision Plan, Beverly City, NJ Summary of Services: • Land Use Plan Elements – Beverly City, Eastampton Township, Haddonfield Borough, and Mansfield Township (Burlington Co.), NJ • Comprehensive • Land Use Plan Element Update, Mansfield Township (Burlington Co.) and Planning Riverside Township, NJ • Redevelopment • Farmland Preservation Plan Update, Mansfield Twp. (Burlington Co.), NJ Planning • Comprehensive Management Plan, New Jersey Pinelands • Development Reviews • Circulation Plan Elements – Harrison Twp. and Mansfield Twp. (Burlington Co.), NJ • Smart Growth/Sustainability • Community Design Plan Elements – Harrison Township, NJ Planning • Density Transfer Plan Elements – Mansfield Township (Burlington Co.), NJ • Historic Preservation Plan Elements – Bordentown City, Collingswood Borough, • Cultural Resource Gloucester City, and Willingboro Township. Management • Master Plans and Master Plan Reexamination Reports - Beverly City, Burlington City, Edgewater Park Township, Town of Hammonton, Eastampton Township, Fieldsboro Borough, Gloucester City, Haddon Township, Mansfield Township (Burlington Co.), Mount Holly Township, North Hanover Township, Palmyra Borough, Paulsboro Borough, Riverside Township, Riverton Borough, and Southampton Township.
Redevelopment Planning • Ocean Spray Redevelopment Area Redevelopment Plan, Bordentown City, NJ • Former Bob Chevrolet Site Redevelopment Plan, Bordentown City, NJ • Southern Gateway Redevelopment Plan, Bordentown Township, NJ • Classis Chevrolet Area Redevelopment Plan, Maple Shade Township, NJ • Development and Redevelopment Plan, State of New Jersey • Redevelopment Area Designation Reports – Bellmawr Borough, Berlin Borough, Berlin Township, Bordentown City, Bordentown Township, Chesilhurst Borough, Clementon Borough, Collingswood Borough, Eastampton Township, Gloucester City, Gloucester Township, Haddon Township, Haddonfield Borough, Lawnside Borough, Lindenwold Borough, Magnolia Borough, Maple ShadeTownship, Merchantville Borough, Mount Ephraim Borough, New Hanover Township, Palmyra Borough, and Somerdale Borough. • Redevelopment Plans – Berlin Township, Bordentown City, Bordentown Township, Eastampton Townshp, Gloucester City, Gloucester Township, Maple Shade Township, and Merchantville Borough. Environmental Resolutions, Inc. 815 East Gate Drive, Suite 103 Development Reviews Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 • Site Plan and Subdivision Plans – Berlin Borough, Galloway Township, Haddonfield Phone: 856.235.7170 Borough, Laurel Springs Borough, Lindenwold Borough, Lower Alloways Creek Fax: 856.273.9239 Township, and Voorhees Township Website: erinj.com • Historic Preservation Applications – Burlington City and Camden City
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COMPREHENSIVE ORDINANCE REVIEWS, REVISIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND NEW ORDINANCES BURLINGTON CITY, EASTAMPTON TOWNSHIP MOORESTOWN TOWNSHIP, BRIDGETON CITY, AND BEVERLY CITY, NJ
Key Personnel: Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was retained by the City of Burlington to Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP review and revise their Zoning Ordinance to be consistent with their new Master Edward Fox, AICP, PP Plan. ERI formed a subcommittee which included Council President, Planning Board Chair and the Zoning Official to assist in the preparation and completion Client Contact: of the Zoning Ordinance, new Zoning Map, Redevelopment Area Map and Mr. Kevin Rebago, Planning Director Historic District Map. Bridgeton City 856-451-3407 Eastampton Township required revisions and new ordinances for its town center and transect zones. These ordinances were prepared and adopted in 2008. Mr. David Ballard, Business Administrator Burlington City For Moorestown Township, ERI developed a new Lenola Town Center zone to 609-386-0200 create a center zoning for the Lenola section of the Township. This ordinance was developed and adopted in 2008. In Moorestown, ERI also worked with the Mr. Thomas Merchel, Township Manager Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission and a committee of Township Moorestown Township representatives to develop and adopt a Conservation Design Ordinance for larger 856-235-0912 projects planned in the community.
Ms. Kim Marie White, RMC/CMC For Bridgeton City, ERI completed a comprehensive Master Plan in 2008. The Municipal Clerk and Township Manager Master Plan was not revised in a comprehensive manner since 1976. The Zoning Eastampton Township Ordinance has been completely revised and updated and to be consistent with, 609-267-5723 compliment and implement the Master Plan.
Mr. Richard Wolbert, City Administrator Beverly City’s new Zoning Officer requested ERI to update the City’s existing Beverly City 609-387-1881 development application checklist to make it more user-friendly and to incorporate additional items that would be beneficial to the City’s Planning Board. ERI staff reviewed what considered what additional application information the Board and its professionals would need to determine whether an application were complete. It then produced a new spreadsheet checklist Summary of Services: that included: user instructions, a new column for bulk variance, and new • Zoning Ordinance lines for: the Zoning Officer to record the date of receipt and an elevation Review and Revisions for certificate for flood zone hazard issues. consistency with Master Plans • Revisions and creations of Ordinances for Specific Zones
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MASTER PLAN CITY OF BURLINGTON, NJ
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. was retained by the City of Burlington to prepare its Master Plan, the first one since 1961 and to conduct four Visioning Sessions in various City neighborhoods. The Master Plan included a Comprehensive Land Use Plan based on transects and Form-Based Zoning, Circulation Plan, Design Standards and Guidelines and Opportunity Areas for future redevelopment. The study was funded by the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission under a Transportation and Community Development Initiative grant.
Key Personnel: Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP
Alberto & Associates, SubConsultant
Burlington County Economic Development Office-In Kind Matching Professional Assistance
Date Completed: June 2010
Client Contact: David H. Ballard Business Administrator City of Burlington 609-386-0200 ext 133
Robin Snodgrass Assistant Business Administrator City of Burlington
Summary of Services: • Master Plan
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REDEVELOPMENT PLANS BORDENTOWN CITY, EASTAMPTON TOWNSHIP, AND MAPLE SHADE TOWNSHIP, NJ
Ocean Spray Redevelopment Plan (2016), Bordentown City, NJ Mr. Fox worked with the contract purchaser of the former owner of the former Key Personnel: Ocean Spray plant, Bordentown City residents and officials, and other economic Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP development professionals to produce a mixed-use redevelopment plan for the roughly 54-acre, abandoned industrial property, which was the City’s largest Client Contact: employer and property tax payer when it closed several years earlier. The Honorable James E. Lynch, Jr. redevelopment plan allowed for the 39 acres on the east side of the former Mayor Camden and Amboy Railroad to be re-used as a beverage company warehouse City of Bordentown distribution facility after a portion of the site was subdivided for a City park. Mr. 609-847-6051 Fox worked with contract purchaser Modern Recycled Spaces to create land use and bulk standards for 296 apartments, commercial recreation and artist spaces, Mr. Daniel Popkin and a brewpub on the 15 acres west of the railroad tracks, while retaining part President, Modern Recycled Spaces of of the former cranberry sauce and juice plant. Mr. Fox also worked with these Hamilton, NJ partners and the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) to 609-731-0378 improve traffic circulation to the two sites. His previous redevelopment planning work for some smaller adjacent industrial properties resulted in the conversion ______of the abandoned Union Pants / Eagle Shirt factory into 48 affordable housing units, which received a 2018 Smart Growth Award from New Jersey Future. Ms. Kim Marie White, RMC/CMC/MMC Township Clerk Eastampton Town Center: Phase Two Redevelopment Plan (2011), Eastampton, Eastampton Township NJ 609-267-5723 Mr. Fox worked with local officials and property owners to prepare a mixed-use redevelopment plan for 20.6 acres on 12 parcels in the northeast quadrant of Mr. Stephen R. Jaffe, President Eastampton Town Center at the intersection of Monmouth Road (CR 537) and Fieldstone Associates, LP of Woodlane Road (CR 630). The existing (1999) zone plan included some Bridgewater, NJ peripheral commercial zoning, but the bulk of the property area was zoned for 609-744-7933 single-family detached housing at 6 units per acre. The redevelopment plan contained land use and bulk standards, as well as a conceptual land use and ______circulation plan, which transformed the abandoned 11-acre Gregory’s Department Store property into Eastampton Place West, a 240 market-rate Mr. Kevin Rijs multi-family unit project, which will spur future redevelopment of the Director of Community Development remainder of the northwest quadrant. The redevelopment plan incorporated the Maple Shade Township recommendations of the 2009 Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission 856-779-9610 ext. 151 (DVRPC) pedestrian and bicycle safety study for Woodlane Road, which Mr. Fox also helped facilitate.
Routes 38 and 73 and Lenola Road Redevelopment Area Plan (2012), Maple Summary of Services: Shade, NJ • Redevelopment Planning Mr. Fox prepared a redevelopment plan for the roughly 91-acre commercial area in the triangle between NJ Routes 38 and 73 and Lenola Road (CR 608). At that time, the redevelopment area contained a big-box, home improvement store and several blighted businesses just west of the Moorestown Mall, such as the former abandoned Classic Chevrolet automobile dealership; an abandoned burned-out diner on NJ Route 38; an abandoned, burned-out fast-food restaurant on NJ Route 73; and a few dilapidated motels. The redevelopment plan provided updated land use and bulk standards for future automobile-oriented and general highway commercial uses in this business triangle, as well as site planning, building, landscape, lighting, and other design guidelines, which have been codified in the Township Zoning Ordinance (Section 205-34). Since then, there has been significant redevelopment activity along NJ Route 38.
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MASTER PLAN REEXAMINATION REPORT LUMBERTON TOWNSHIP, BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was retained by Lumberton Township’s Key Personnel: Land Development Board to prepare its State-required, periodic reexamination Edward Fox, AICP, PP of it Master Plan and Development Regulations. The Municipal Land Use Law indicates that the Master Plan Reexamination Report should include five basic Client Contact: components: Ms. Catherine Borstad Zoning Officer & 1. A review of the municipality’s major problems and land development Land Development Board Secretary objectives at the time of the last re-examination report; Lumberton Township 609-267-3217 ext. 133 2. A review of whether and how those problems and objectives have decreased or increased since then; Date Completed: Ongoing 3. A review of whether and how there may have been any changes in the municipality’s planning assumptions, objectives, or policies, based on a number of factors;
4. Considering the above components, a discussion of any recommended changes to the Master Plan or Development Regulations, including the underlying objectives, policies, and standards for these changes, or a discussion of whether the Master Plan, individual Master Plan elements, or Development Regulations should be amended or new elements or regulations prepared; and
5. A discussion of whether the Master Plan Land Use Element or the Summary of Services: Development Regulations should be amended to incorporate any • Master Plan adopted redevelopment plan to implement that redevelopment plan? Reexamination Reports • Planning and Ordinance Lumberton Township completed its last major Master Plan Examination Report Amendments in 2009, but that report did not include a review of the Development • GIS Mapping and Regulations, as the 2019 report will. ERI staff will be analyzing recent Analyses Township, County, State, and Metropolitan Area planning studies and reports, • Zoning Build-Out as well the Township’s land development and other related ordinance Analyses amendments, use variance approvals, major subdivision and site plan approvals, general development plan approvals, and redevelopment plans adopted or amended since 2009.
The final report will incorporate GIS mapping of land development features and environmental constraints, as well as a generalized zoning build-out analysis based on the Township’s current Development Regulations and environmental constraints, including public sewer service limitations. This ground-truth analysis will be used to evaluate the Master Plan’s other elements, such as the Land Use, Circulation, Recreation, Conservation, and Environmental Resolutions, Inc. Farmland Preservation elements. 815 East Gate Drive, Suite 103 Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Phone: 856.235.7170 Fax: 856.273.9239 Website: erinj.com
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REVEL HOUSE CONSERVATION REPORT COLONIAL BURLINGTON FOUNDATION BURLINGTON, NJ
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was retained by the Colonial Burlington Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the historic Revel House, to provide a conservation report for its more than 300 year old Burlington City landmark.
The Foundation purchased the 1.5-story brick Revel House, which was built fronting the Delaware River in 1685, and relocated it to Wood Street in 1966 to save it from an urban renewal project. Since then, the Revel House has experienced continuing wood rot and brick spalling on its northwest exterior corner and crystalline salty deposits (efflorescence) on the interior west fireplace surround. Key Personnel: Edward Fox, AICP, PP The project consisted of three phases. First, ERI staff conducted research on the historic building’s original construction and changes over time, as well as the Client Contact: changes made to the building orientation, roofing, and chimneys during and Mr. Matthew Pennisi after the 1966 relocation. Second, a thorough inspection was made of the Revel President House’s problem areas and a comparison done to similar features on the opposite Colonial Burlington Foundation side of the building where deterioration was not as evident. 609-386-6686 ERI staff identified that the source of the wood and brick deterioration at the Date Completed: northwest corner of the building was probably a result of faulty roof and February 2019 chimney flashing performed when the Foundation rebuilt the chimneys above the roofline after the 1966 relocation, as well as subsequent replacement of the wooden shingle roof and flashing. These construction errors were more pronounced on the Revel House’s southwest corner because the 1966 relocation turned the building 90º to be perpendicular to the Delaware River and the prevailing wind and rain pattern.
Summary of Services: The third phase of the project was the production of a building conservation report that provided building conservation guidelines to repair the roof, flashing, • Historic research and brickwork. The report included a short list of contractors and brick masons • Building inspection recognized as experienced professionals by the New Jersey Historic Trust, as well • Building conservation as copies of technical briefs and educational materials on historic preservation guidelines and building conservation.
Status: Foundation is issuing Requests for Proposal to complete conservation recommendations.
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MANSFIELD TOWNSHIP ENVIROMENTAL REVIEW ORDINANCES MANSFIELD TOWNSHIP, BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was retained by Mansfield Township to Key Personnel: recommend improvements to its development regulations that would ensure Edward Fox, AICP, PP that its Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment would receive comments from its Environmental Commission for all major applications in a Client Contact: timely fashion. Like many municipalities, Mansfield Township established an Mr. Michael Fitzpatrick Environmental Commission in the 1980s to, among other things, advise the Mansfield Township Administrator Planning Board about protecting, developing, and using the municipality’s 609-298-0542 ext. 1033 natural resources.
Date Completed: The Township’s Environmental Commission Ordinance required the April 2019 Township Planning Board to refer all site plan and subdivision applications of a certain size to the Commission for its opinion on the effects of the proposed development on surrounding environment. (It did not provide the same referral responsibility to the Zoning Board of Adjustment.)
Despite this ordinance requirement, Planning Board members were concerned that they were not always getting opinions from the Environmental Commission, while Environmental Commission members were confused that they were not getting all the required development applications from the Planning Board. Some of this issue related to Mansfield Township having separate development ordinances for the Environmental Commission, land use boards and board procedures, site plan review, subdivision review, zoning, right-to-farm protection, etc.
Summary of Services: ERI staff identified that the Township ordinance establishing land use boards • Municipal Land Use Law and board procedures had not been amended to include a 1977 amendment Consistency to the Municipal Land Use Law (MLUL), which required Planning Boards and • Environmental Review Zoning Boards of Adjustment to refer all development applications, Ordinances regardless of type or size, to the Environmental Commission whenever the • Site Plan Ordinances Commission completed a municipal environmental resource inventory. The • Subdivision Ordinances Commission completed its inventory in 2007.
ERI staff recommended amendments to that ordinance to be consistent with the MLUL, as well as removal of a line in the ordinance’s application checklist that permitted the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment to grant waivers to applicants that did not want to submit their applications to the Environmental Commission. They also recommended amendments to the site plan review and subdivision review ordinances to incorporate the protection of natural and biological resources into the criteria the Boards would use to evaluate those types of applications.
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HOUSING ELEMENTS & FAIR SHARE PLANS MANSFIELD TOWNSHIP and EASTAMPTON TOWNSHIP, BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ
The NJ Supreme Court’s affordable housing decisions, most commonly Key Personnel: referred to as the Mt. Laurel Decisions, and the subsequent Fair Housing Act Edward Fox, AICP, PP of 1985, have imposed complex affordable housing requirements on municipalities. Careful planning is required to successfully navigate the Client Contact: complex regulations required to comply with the State’s affordable housing Mr. Michael Fitzpatrick requirements while safeguarding the overall goals and objectives of a Township Administrator community’s Master Plan. Mansfield Township 609-298-0542 ext. 1033 Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) has assisted numerous municipalities in developing successful affordable housing plans. Planning for affordable Ms. Kim-Marie White, RMC/CMC housing under the State’s most recent requirements required Mansfield and Municipal Clerk and Township Eastampton townships to amend their Master Plan Housing Elements and to Manager Eastampton Township develop new “Fair Share Plans.” ERI’s Fair Share Plan for Mansfield Township 609-267-5723 ext. 209 is the first it has ever adopted. Eastampton Township’s 2019 Housing Element and Fair Share Plan is an update of the Township’s prior document, which
Date Completed: ERI prepared in 2009. Ongoing The planning process requires: detailed research into a community’s development and demolition records and population, income, and housing characteristics data; preparation of a zoning build-out analysis of remaining developable and redevelopable land appropriate for housing using GIS analysis; compiling a planning, zoning, and financial assistance strategies to achieve the municipality’s required regional fair share of affordable housing.
Summary of Services: ERI also assists municipalities in crafting any required amendments to their • Zoning Build-Out other Master Plan elements, zoning ordinances, redevelopment plans, etc. to Analyses implement the Fair Share Plan. • GIS Mapping Analyses • Master Plan Housing Elements • Fair Share Plans • Planning and Ordinance Amendments
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DETERMINATION OF AN AREA IN NEED OF REDEVELOPMENT OR REHABILITATION VARIOUS SITES, CINNAMINSON TOWNSHIP, NJ
Key Personnel: Cinnaminson Township is continuing its efforts to improve sites along the Route Barbara Fegley, A.I.C.P., P.P. 130 Corridor and in its Industrial District and is actively pursuing the benefits of the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law as evidenced by a number of Date Completed: Preliminary Investigations for the Determination of An Area in Need of 2013 and 2014 Redevelopment or Rehabilitation that have been conducted during 2013. Following are the Investigations prepared by ERI during this period. Client Contact: William “Ben” Young, Committeeman Children’s Home Cinnaminson Township The Children’s Home includes an original farm house constructed in the early to 856-829-6000 mid 1800’s that was expanded for use as a home for children as well as a home for unwed mothers into the early 1900s. The last use, for many years, was a home for the less economically fortunate elderly. The building has been closed for four to five years and has fallen into a state of disrepair since it became and remained vacant. The Preliminary Investigation determined that the site qualified for an Area in Need of Redevelopment or Rehabilitation. Summary • Preliminary Investigation Azalea Farm and Vicinity for the Determination of The Azalea Farm and Vicinity, located on Route 130, contains a number of lots An Area in Need of including a former azalea farm. Other lots include a vacant residence Redevelopment or constructed in 1897, a motel site with extensive police reports, a restaurant site Rehabilitation and a demolished, former automotive repair facility. The Preliminary • Agricultural Site Investigation determined that the site qualified for an Area in Need of • Vacant School/Housing Redevelopment or Rehabilitation. • Resident Lots • Shopping Center and Residential Lots on Route 130 Office Parcels Four single family residences constructed in 1920 are situated in a busy Highway Commercial corridor along Route 130. Most of the properties are underutilized and would benefit from Redevelopment or Rehabilitation. The Preliminary Investigation determined that the site qualified for an Area in Need of Redevelopment or Rehabilitation.
Shopping Center and Office Parcels A large shopping center and adjacent highway commercial and office parcels on Route 130 and adjacent lands were investigated to determine whether or not they qualified to be in Need of Redevelopment or Rehabilitation. The Preliminary Investigation determined that the majority of parcels qualified for an Area in Need of Redevelopment or Rehabilitation.
Industrial Area A Preliminary Investigation is currently underway for lands within the Township’s Industrial District along Union landing road, Taylor Lane and River Road.
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PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR THE DETERMINATION OF AN AREA IN NEED OF REDEVELOPMENT ROUTE 130 & VICINITY AND VARIOUS REDEVELOPMENT PLANS, FLORENCE TOWNSHIP, NJ
Key Personnel: Florence Township is actively pursuing the benefits of the Local Redevelopment and Housing Barbara Fegley, A.I.C.P., P.P. Law as evidenced by a number of Redevelopment Plans and an expansive Preliminary investigation for the Determination of An Area in Need of Redevelopment that have been Date Completed: conducted during 2012 and 2013. Following are the Investigations and Plans prepared by 2012 and 2013 ERI during this period:
NFI Redevelopment Plan Client Contact: The NFI site, located on Route 130, was declared an Area in Need of Redevelopment in 2009. Richard Brook, Administrator ERI prepared a Redevelopment Plan in 2012 for the site located on Route 130 to include Florence Township 1,648,800 square feet of space in three warehouse distribution buildings. The first building, 609-499-2525 Building A, has been completed and is the home of Subaru of America’s parts distribution center and training facility. The Subaru site contains 526,050 square feet of distribution area and 17,000 square feet of office and training area. Building C has received final Site Plan approval and will consist of approximately 220,989 square feet, and will function as office, non-retail pharmacy, research laboratory and call center. A future 49,200 square foot addition will be added to Building C as part of a second phase.
Summary Burlington Coat Factory Redevelopment Plans • Redevelopment Plan The 49.58 acre Burlington Coat Factory site located on Route 130 is divided into three • Preliminary Investigation parcels, designated as Parcels A, B and C. Individual Redevelopment Plans will guide for the Determination of development on the parcels after the overall site was determined to be an Area in need of An Area in Need of Redevelopment in 2009. Parcel A is 34.54 acres in size and the Redevelopment Plan prepared and approved included 180,000 square feet of Corporate Headquarters office and related Redevelopment amenities with the potential for 500,000 square feet of floor area at full build-out. • Warehouse Distribution Construction is underway and completion is scheduled for Fall, 2014. Building B’s • Corporate Headquarters Redevelopment Plan includes a minimum 100 room mid-rise business class hotel and • Affordable Senior restaurant on a 7.23 acre parcel. The Redevelopment Plan for Parcel C, a 7.81 acre site, will be prepared in the future. Housing • Route 130 Corridor Duffy School Amended Preliminary Investigation and Redevelopment Plan Redevelopment Analysis In 2011, a Preliminary Investigation and Redevelopment Plan was prepared for the Duffy to Identify Additional School, a former elementary school that was no longer needed by the Board of Education and Parcels which subsequently fell into an advanced state of disrepair. The Redevelopment Plan proposed demolition of the entire structure. In 2012, ERI amended the Preliminary Investigation to include an adjacent single family structure and reaffirmed the Area in Need of Redevelopment status. An Amended Redevelopment Plan was prepared to restore the structure and use it for affordable senior housing. In order to provide on-site amenities and parking, an adjacent single family residence was included in the Redevelopment Plan.
Route 130 and Vicinity Preliminary Investigation In 2009, a Preliminary Investigation for the Determination of Area in Need of Redevelopment, U. S. Route 130 Corridor was prepared. A number of parcels located along the corridor were declared Areas in Need of Redevelopment. In 2012-2013, the Township decided to take another look at the Corridor to see if additional parcels should be included. ERI conducted an investigation of the Route 130 corridor and adjacent areas which ultimately included 105 parcels. The General Boundary for the 2013 Preliminary Investigation included properties fronting on U. S. Route 130 between the Florence/Burlington Township line to the west, and to the Florence/Mansfield Township line to the east. Adjacent properties within the Route 130 corridor that are situated within the Highway Commercial, Neighborhood Commercial, Office Park, or General or Special Manufacturing Zoning Districts are also included. These adjacent areas encompass properties north of the Route 130 corridor, such as the Haines Center property on the western side of the Township and properties on the eastern side of the Environmental Resolutions, Inc. Pennsylvania Extension of the New Jersey Turnpike in the General Manufacturing and Special 815 East Gate Drive Manufacturing Districts. Parcels on the eastern side of Florence Columbus Road in the Office Suite 103 Park District are also included in the study area. Parcels owned by the New Jersey Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Turnpike Authority, New Jersey Department of Transportation, New Jersey Transit, Conrail Phone: 856.235.7170 Railroad, Verizon, Florence Township Fire District #1, or Florence Township were specifically Fax: 856.273.9239 excluded from the Preliminary Investigation study area. Almost all of the properties within Website: erinj.com the area of investigation were determined to be in Need of Redevelopment. The Plan was approved by the Township Planning Board and Council and the State of New Jersey. The Township looks forward to welcoming redevelopment and working with developers to prepare individual Redevelopment Plans to implement their projects.
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TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT STUDY BEVERLY CITY, NJ
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. was retained by the City of Beverly to perform a Transportation and Community Development Initiative (TCDI) project that was intended to support efforts of development and redevelopment in municipality.
The purpose of the TCDI study is to prepare a Preliminary Design for Beverly’s Waterfront Park and to conduct a Transit Oriented Development Study and Land Use Inventory.
The proposed plan included several key concepts: improve access to the waterfront for public use, create gateways to give people a sense of arrival, create focal points, screen incompatible land uses, acquire additional adjacent parcels of land, reorient the park toward the pedestrian, create new boating and fishing opportunities on the river, and improve the waterfront park. Features to be included are Heritage Trail, riverfront stabilization, buffering of the sewage treatment plant and parking lot, fishing pier and floating dock, automobile parking lot, and vacation of streets.
Key Personnel: The Transit Oriented Development Study examined the connection of the rail Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP station to the commercial district and the waterfront as part of a community- wide plan that will improve the attractiveness and conveniences of the Client Contact: community. The plan continues the vision to revitalize the downtown, generate Mr. Rich Wolbert employment and economic growth, renew a sense of history and place, improve City Administrator the pedestrian environment, and provide access to transit. The Transit Oriented Beverly City Development Study provided plans to: improve the streetscape for pedestrians, 609-387-1881 bicycles, automobile, and rail; improve parking and circulation; identify improvements for existing and proposed bus stops; provide overall aesthetic improvements; improve connections to the waterfront, commercial district and light rail station; and provide transit friendly zoning and transit supportive uses.
Summary of Services: • Transportation and Community Development Initiative (TCDI) • Recommend Gateways to the Commercial District & Community • Study of Waterfront Park
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ZONING BUILD-OUT GROWTH PROJECTIONS OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ
Key Personnel: Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was retained by the Township of Old Edward Fox, AICP, PP Bridge to revise the methodology it had used since 1980 that required developers to pay, as a condition of approval, their “pro-rata share” costs to Client Contact: provide reasonable and necessary “off-tract” public road improvements Ms. Nicole Shapiro, PE caused by their developments’ traffic impacts. The NJ Municipal Land Use Township Engineer Law permits local governments to make these off-tract improvement Old Bridge Township assessments after they adopt a Master Plan Circulation Element with (732) 721-5600 ext. 2330 recommended improvements based on future traffic demands generated by projected growth. Date Completed: January 2019 The Township’s pro-rate share assessment methodology was based on its 1980 projections, which estimated a 2000 population of 89,000 and a full build-out of 136,000 residents given the 1980 Zoning Ordinance and other regulations. In 2018, the Township realized that its growth-demand projections required a thorough update for several reasons: the 2000 population was about 60,000, not 89,000; Federal and State freshwater wetlands protection regulations made large portions of the Township undevelopable after 1987; recent amendments to the Township’s Zoning Summary of Services: Ordinance and Map, general development plans, and redevelopment plans; Summary of Services: and changes to the national Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) in 2016. • GIS mapping and analysis ERI staff updated Old Bridge Township’s future population and employment • Zoning build-out projections based on analyses of the future development potential of each of analysis the Township’s more than 20,800 tax parcels. ERI’s comprehensive zoning • Population and build-out analysis is comprised of five phases: employment 1. Confirmation of all development approvals between 2010 and 2018, projections which quantified the number of homes and amount of non-residential floor area permitted but not yet been built on specific parcels; 2. Verification of all amendments to the Township’s Zoning Ordinance, Zoning Map, General Development Plans, and Redevelopment Plans, as well as all publicly-owned parcels and parcels deed-restricted for farmland and open space preservation; 3. Development of formulae for each of the Township’s more than 30 zoning districts that estimated each parcel’s remaining development potential given the above information, the parcel’s existing development, and environmental restrictions; 4. GIS mapping and data analysis of each parcel’s development potential and follow-up QA/QC of the data inputs, zoning build-out methodology, and parcel results; 5. Computation of projected population and employment numbers based on the Township’s 2010 US Census’ average household size and NJ Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) employment multiplier factors; and 6. Grouping the individual parcels’ projected figures into the Township’s Environmental Resolutions, Inc. traffic assessment districts (TADs), which were used to complete the 815 East Gate Drive, Suite 103 Master Plan’s 2019 Circulation Element update. Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Phone: 856.235.7170 Fax: 856.273.9239 Status: Township used these projections to amend the pro-rate share cost Website: erinj.com assessment section of its Zoning Ordinance.
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MASTER PLAN REEXAMINATION BRIDGETON CITY, NJ
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was retained to prepare the 2018 Master Plan Reexamination of the 2008 Master Plan the firm completed in 2008.
The Reexamination included the elements required in accordance with the Municipal Land Use Law in addition to a comprehensive list of Economic Development efforts by the City with a parcel by parcel description of available commercial and industrial parcels, projects completed or planned since 2008, housing and neighborhood stabilization projects, transportation and circulation issues and projects planned, redevelopment projects since 2008, investments in additional recreational activities and rebranding of Bridgeton City Park & Zoo, and inclusion and adoption of the 2018 Southeast Gateway Neighborhood Key Personnel: Strategic Plan, a comprehensive planning document for the southeastern portion Barbara Fegley, AICP, PP of the City, as a part of the City's Master Plan.
Date Completed: October 2018
Client Contact: Mr. Kevin Rabago Director, Office of Development & Planning City of Bridgeton 856-451-3407 ext. 1
Summary of Services: • Periodic Reexamination of the Master Plan per the Municipal Land Use Law (40:55D-89) which states that the governing body shall, at least every ten (10) years, provide for a general reexamination of its master plan and development regulations by the Planning Board.
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COAH HOUSING ELEMENTS & FAIR SHARE PLANS, WASTEWATER PROJECTIONS AND BUILD-OUT ANALYSES MOUNT HOLLY TOWNSHIP, EVESHAM TOWNSHIP, AND LINDENWOLD BOROUGH, NJ
The NJ Supreme Court’s affordable housing decisions, most commonly referred to as the Mt. Laurel Decisions, and the subsequent Fair Housing Act of 1985, which created the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH), have imposed complex affordable housing requirements on municipalities. Careful planning is required to successfully navigate the complex regulations required to comply with COAH requirements while safeguarding the overall goals and objectives of a community’s Master Plan. For some of our clients, ERI performed a Build-Out Analysis to challenge the population and commercial/industrial development Key Personnel: numbers COAH projected for the municipality’s growth share. Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP Environmental Resolutions, Inc. has assisted numerous municipalities in Client Contact: developing successful affordable housing plans. Planning for affordable housing Ms. Kathleen Hoffman under COAH’s most recent requirements required amending master plan Southampton Township Clerk and housing elements and developing new “Fair Share Plans” for our clients. The former Mount Holly Township process requires detailed research into the community’s development and Manager demolition records and other sources of housing information, which is then 609-859-2736 factored into various formulas and calculations. The result is new residential and non-residential growth share projections upon which new plans are created. For Mr. Tom Czerniecki one community, this was the first Fair Share Plan prepared. For the Third Round Township Manager requirements, all of our clients were able to meet their deadlines and file their Evesham Township Housing Elements and Fair Share Plans with COAH well in advance of deadlines. 856-983-2900
Mayor Richard Roach Lindenwold Borough 609-267-0170
Summary of Services: • COAH Compliance Filings • Build-Out Analysis • Affordable Housing Plans • Fair Share Plans
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Business Information
Environmental Resolutions, Inc.’s key personnel that would be assigned to this contract work out of ERI’s Mount Laurel headquarters at the following address:
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. 815 East Gate Drive - Suite 103 Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Phone (856) 235-7170 Fax (856) 273-9239
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. has been in business since 1990. The current management structure has been in place since 2005 with Christopher J. Noll, PE, CME, PP being principle in charge and primary stockholder, President and CEO. Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP is Sr. Vice President of ERI, and William H. Kirchner, PE, CME, N-2 is Vice President. These three principals are all located in the Mount Laurel office.
Christopher J. Noll, Barbara J. Fegley and William H. Kirchner are authorized to execute agreements.
Business Information
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was established in 1990 and currently employs a staff of fifty (50) professionals and support staff members. The number of staff has remained relatively stable, but growing in the past three (3) years with an average of 45 (forty-five) employees. A summary of the professional and support staff is provided below. Please note most professionals within our firm are certified or licensed in multiple disciplines.
Professional Engineers (PE) 12 Professional Planners (PP) 7 American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) 2 Professional Licensed Surveyors (PLS) 2 Certified Municipal Engineers (CME) 10 Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) 3 Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE) 1 Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRP) 2 Hydrogeologist 1 Professional Geologist 1 Certified Public Works Managers (CPWM) 4 Licensed Landscape Architect (LLA) 2 C-3 Wastewater Collection System Operator 1 S-3 Wastewater Treatment System Operator 1 T-2 Water Treatment System Operator 1 W-2 Water Distribution System Operator 1 N-2 Industrial Treatment Operator 1 UST Closure Professional: 1 NICET Level III Inspectors 5 NJSAT (Asphalt Technician Certification) 1 Certified Park Safety Inspectors (CPSI) 1 Certified Asbestos Building Inspectors 3 Certified Asbestos Management Planners 1 Certified Asbestos Building Designers 1 Certified Mold Inspection Assessors 1 Certified Mold/Microbial Inspector 1 Certified In-Service Bridge Safety Inspector 1 C-5 Supervisor/Competent Person for Deleading of Industrial Structures 1 Certified Municipal Inspectors 7 Inspectors - Full Time 10 Certified Survey Technician (CST) 1
Support Staff: CAD/GIS Specialists 2 Survey Party Chiefs 2 Survey Crew 4 Engineering/EIT 5 Administrative 6
Staffing Plan
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. has selected the following professionals to serve the Borough in this engagement.
Primary Municipal Planning Board Planner Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP Senior Planner Licenses and Certifications: Professional Planner – #5104 American Institute of Certified Planners Areas of Expertise: Land Use Planning and Zoning Comprehensive/Master Planning Smart Growth/Sustainability Planning Redevelopment Planning Urban Design and Historic Preservation Planning Grants Management Years of Service with Firm: 1 year Years of Experience: 34 years
Back Up Municipal Planning Board Planner Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP Principal, Senior Vice President Licenses and Certifications: Professional Planner - 3259 American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Areas of Expertise: Planning Redevelopment and Urban Design Concepts Master Planning and COAH Compliance Environmental Permitting Wetlands Services Grants Years of Service with Firm: 29 years Years of Experience: 41 years
EDWARD E. FOX III, AICP, PP Senior Planner
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY: Mr. Fox has been working in the planning field since 1985, when he started graduate school in Virginia and interned as a planning and cartographic assistant in Charlottesville’s Department of Community Development. Since then, Mr. Fox has prepared and reviewed plans at every level of the public-sector: municipal, county, regional, and state, mostly in civil service and in southern REGISTRATIONS: New Jersey. His prior private-sector work involved comprehensive planning, New Jersey Professional Planner redevelopment planning, and development review services for numerous Lic. No. 33LI00510400 (since 1991) municipal clients across eight counties in southern New Jersey.
AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Certified RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: Planners (since 1999) Municipal Planning Services
American Planning Association: NJ Comprehensive Planning Chapter (since 1998) Master Plans and Master Plan Reexamination Reports – Beverly, Burlington
AWARDS City, Edgewater Park, Hammonton, Eastampton, Fieldsboro, Gloucester City, Outstanding Plan Award (2010) – Haddon Township, Lumberton, Mansfield (Burlington), Mount Holly, North American Planning Association: NJ Hanover, Palmyra, Paulsboro, Riverside, Riverton, and Southampton. Chapter for “City of Burlington 2010 Circulation Plan Elements – Harrison (Gloucester) and Mansfield (Burlington). Master Plan” Community Design Plan Elements – Harrison (Gloucester). EDUCATION: Density Transfer Plan Elements – Mansfield (Burlington). University of Virginia, Master of Planning, 1987 Farmland Preservation Plan Elements - Mansfield (Burlington).
Roger Williams University, Bachelor of Green Building and Environmental Sustainability Plan Elements – Beverly. Science in Historic Preservation, 1985 Healthy Communities Plan Elements – Beverly.
Historic Preservation Plan Elements – Bordentown City, Collingswood, Gloucester City, and Willingboro. Housing Plan Elements & Fair Share Plans – Eastampton, and Mansfield (Burlington). Land Use Plan Elements – Beverly, Eastampton, Haddonfield, and Mansfield (Burlington). Redevelopment Planning Redevelopment Area Designation Reports – Bellmawr, Berlin Borough, Berlin Township, Bordentown City, Bordentown Township, Chesilhurst, Clementon, Collingswood, Eastampton, Gloucester City, Gloucester Township, Haddon Township, Haddonfield, Lawnside, Lindenwold, Magnolia, Maple Shade, Merchantville, Mount Ephraim, New Hanover, Palmyra, Somerdale, and Westampton. Redevelopment Plans – Berlin Township, Bordentown City, Bordentown Township, Eastampton, Gloucester City, Gloucester Township, Mansfield (Burlington), Maple Shade, Merchantville, and Westampton. Development Review Site Plan and Subdivision Plans – Berlin Borough, Beverly, Burlington City, Edgewater Park, Florence, Galloway, Haddonfield, Hamilton (Atlantic), Laurel Springs, Lindenwold, Lower Alloways Creek, Lumberton, Mansfield Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (Burlington), Riverside, Southampton, and Voorhees. 815 East Gate Drive, Suite 103 Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Historic Preservation Applications – Burlington City and Camden City. Phone: 856.235.7170 Fax: 856.273.9239 Website: erinj.com
BARBARA J. FEGLEY, AICP, PP Senior Vice President
SUMMARY: Ms. Fegley has been providing a broad range of planning and environmental services to public REGISTRATIONS: and private clients since 1978, and is ERI’s expert in the areas of redevelopment, affordable New Jersey Professional Planner, 1985, housing, environmental permitting and planning and site plan and subdivision review services #3259 for planning, zoning and land development boards. She is an approved Non Real Estate Prequalified as an approved Non Real Estate Specialist in the Planning and Environmental field for the NJDOT. Ms. Fegley strives to clearly Specialist with the NJDOT Division of Right understand each client's needs and tailors services to fit those needs efficiently. No project is too of Way and Access Management in the small or large; services range from small project site planning to major regional studies.
Planning & Environmental fields. EXPERIENCE: Ms. Fegley prepares Master Plans and Updates, Redevelopment Studies, Recreation Master Plans AFFILIATIONS: and Park Plans, and other specialized planning studies.
American Institute of Certified Planners Ms. Fegley prepares grant-in-aid programs and applications for Community Development Block American Planning Association Grants, Green Acres, Coastal Resource Programs, and New Jersey Treatment Trust Fund. Grant funds were successfully obtained for several projects in Burlington City, Beverly City, Pemberton Association of State Wetland Managers, Inc. Township, and for a regional, ten-community recreational feasibility study. New Jersey Federation of Planning Officials Ms. Fegley conducts wetland studies including delineations, buffer assessments, mitigation plans Society of Wetland Scientists and permit identification and acquisition. Projects range from minor presence/absence determinations to parcels of four hundred plus acres with complex ecosystems. EDUCATION: Ms. Fegley prepares Environmental Assessments and Impact Statements for real estate University of Maryland, Masters of Arts, transactions, development projects and in conjunction with permit applications. Reports range Geography/Cartography, 1977 from site analysis and feasibility studies to detailed Environmental Impact Statements prepared Mansfield State College, Bachelor of Arts, under the Coastal Area Facilities Review Act, Wetlands Act and Waterfront Development Act. Geography/Regional Planning, 1975 She also prepares elements of Master Plans and Natural Resource Inventories for rural, suburban and urban communities including review of current zoning districts, land use, and environmental sensitivity. Continuing Education Rutgers University and Cook College Ms. Fegley coordinates and researches permit requirements for minor and major development Understanding Soil Conditions of Wetlands, projects throughout the region. Her expertise includes identifying permits required, Freshwater Wetland Construction coordinating various submissions and expediting permit issuance. Permit applications include Pinelands, CAFRA, Freshwater Wetlands, Riparian, and Waterfront Development. Techniques, Vegetation Identification for Freshwater RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: Wetland Delineation, Municipal Planning Wetland Mitigation, Master Plans and Master Plan Reexaminations Methodology of Delineating • Burlington City, Bordentown City, Merchantville Borough, Eastampton Township, Mt. Wetlands, Plant Identification, Holly Township, Bridgeton City, Tabernacle Township, Chesterfield Township, Hydrology of Wetlands, Florence Township, and Lindenwold Borough Advanced Wetland Delineation • Determination of Areas in Need of Redevelopment and/or Rehabilitation Techniques, Environmental Planning Services Audits, and Site Assessments, • Redevelopment Plans – Florence Township, Mt. Holly Township, Lindenwold Borough, Air Permits, Advanced Air Permits, CAA Cinnaminson Township, and Bridgeton City Operating Permits, Endangered and • Site and Subdivision Reviews-Currently prepared on a regular basis for Mt. Holly Threatened Species. Township, Mansfield, Florence, and North Hanover Townships, and Bridgeton City
• Economic Development Feasibility Study-Pennsauken Township and Camden City Certificate of Completion • Housing Assistance Plans - Burlington City and Bordentown City Rutgers University • Council on Affordable Housing Elements and Fair Share Plans-Burlington City, Beverly Federal Manual for Identifying and City, Eastampton Township, Mt. Holly Township, Lindenwold Borough, Waterford and Delineating Jurisdictional Wetlands Medford Townships
• Smart Growth Studies-Burlington City and Lindenwold Borough • Recreation Master Plan-Eastampton, Somerville, and Milltown Townships • Natural Resource Inventory - Southampton Township • Wastewater Management Plans - Medford Township and Borough of Palmyra Grant-in-Aid Programs • Community Development Block Grant, HUD, Burlington City, Bordentown City, and Environmental Resolutions, Inc. Riverside Township 815 East Gate Drive, Suite 103 • Green Acres Acquisition and Development, NJDEP City of Burlington, and Riverside Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Phone: 856.235.7170 Township Fax: 856.273.9239 • NJ Treatment Trust Fund - Burlington Sewage Treatment Plant Website: erinj.com • Waterfront Parks and Bicycle Systems for Burlington County - Ten municipalities along Delaware River between Delanco and Bordentown Township
• Millville - Maurice River
• Port Republic - Nacote Creek
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) was established in 1990 as a multi-disciplined civil, environmental engineering, planning and survey firm. Our professionals have extensive experience in all the aspects of engineering and planning.
ERI’s professionals have been appointed engineers and planners to numerous municipalities, water and sewer authorities and planning, zoning and land development boards and environmental commissions. Our firm has well over twenty-nine (29) years of experience in all facets of engineering, planning and surveying.
The following is a list of current and past public sector clients: Dates of Service Client Position
2012 – 2015, 2017, 2019 Borough of Palmyra Engineer, Municipal 2009-2011 Borough of Medford Lakes Engineer, Borough 1997 – 2004; 2008-2009 Borough of Berlin Engineer, Municipal 2000 - Present City of Beverly Engineer, Municipal 1997 - Present Township of Chesterfield Engineer, Municipal 2013 - Present Township of Delanco Engineer, Municipal 1999 - Present Township of Eastampton Engineer, Municipal 2008 - Present Township of Edgewater Park Engineer, Municipal 2010 - 2012 Township of Lumberton Engineer, Municipal 1992 – 2012, Township of Medford Engineer, Municipal 2016-Present 2007 - 2008 Township of Moorestown Engineer, Municipal 2008 - Present Township of New Hanover Engineer, Municipal 2016- Present North Hanover Township Engineer, Municipal 2018 - Present Township of Springfield Engineer, Municipal 2014-2015 Borough of Stratford Engineer, Municipal 2002 - 2011 Township of Voorhees Engineer, Municipal 2000; 2008-2010, 2014 Township of Waterford Engineer, Municipal 2007 - 2008 Township of Winslow Engineer, Municipal 2018 - Present City of Camden Engineer, Municipal & Consulting 2017 City of Atlantic City Engineer, Municipal (Pool) 2008 - Present Borough of Lindenwold Engineer, Municipal (shared) 2012 - Present Borough of Laurel Springs Engineer, Municipal and Consulting 2009 - 2010 Township of Winslow Engineer, Municipal Utilities
2017 -Present Township of Old Bridge Engineer, On-Call
2010-2011, Professional Engineering Services County of Somerset 2014 - Present (Pool) 2019 Township of Moorestown Engineer, Utilities and Stormwater 2009 - 2011 Township of Moorestown Engineer, Conflict 2014 - 2016 Township of Washington MUA Engineer, Conflict 2008 - Present Township of Mount Laurel MUA Engineer, Conflict/Auxiliary 2015 Fairfield Township Engineer, Conflict Township 2007 – 2008, 2015 - Present Township of Evesham Engineer, Conflict/Backup 2015 - Present Township of Moorestown Engineer, Alternate 2019 Middlesex Borough Engineer, Alternate Borough 2005 - 2006, 2017-2018 Township of Riverside Engineer, Conflict, Special Projects 2012 - Present Township of Florence Engineer, Conflict/Special Projects
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Dates of Service Client Position
2012 - Present City of Burlington Engineer, Special Projects 2008 - Present Township of Cherry Hill Engineer, Special Projects 2015 Township of Cinnaminson Engineer, Special Projects 2015 - Present Township of Lumberton Engineer, Special Projects 2011 - Present Borough of Medford Lakes Engineer, Special Projects 2017 - 2018 Middle Township Engineer, Special Projects 2000 - 2012 Township of Montgomery Engineer, Special Projects 2011 - 2012, 2016-2018 Borough of Palmyra Engineer, Special Projects
2017-Present Riverside Sewerage Authority Engineer, Special Projects
2010-2012, 2014, 2016 South Brunswick Township Engineer, Special Projects 2014 Township of Waterford Engineer, Special Projects 2012 - Present Township of Winslow Engineer, Special Projects 2016 - Present Borough of Berlin Engineer, Special Projects (Pool) 2018 - Present Borough of Glassboro Engineer, Special Projects (Pool) Engineer, Special Projects for the 2019 Township of Hamilton Department of Community Planning & Compliance Engineer, Special Projects for the 2017 - Present Township of Hamilton Department of Public Works 2019 Township of Hainesport Engineer, Special Projects, Alternate
2015 - Present Edgewater Park BOE Engineer of Record
1999 - 2008 Hamilton Township MUA Engineer, Auxiliary
2018 - Present Township of Cinnaminson Engineer, Conflict/Special Consulting
2000 - 2015 Township of Moorestown BOE Engineer, Consulting 1995 Borough of River Edge Engineer, Consulting 2014 - Present Borough of Riverton Engineer, Consulting 2016 Township of Willingboro Engineer, Consulting 2013 – 2015 Borough of Riverton Engineer, Streets & Roads 2012 - Present Township of Medford Engineer, Utility Projects 2001-2003 Township of Waterford Engineer, Waterford MUA Design Services, Small Roads & 2018 - Present County of Ocean Bridges 1996 - 2017 Camden County Parks Department Engineer, Consulting 2010 - Present County of Camden (All Agencies) Engineers (Pool) 2013 - 2014 Borough of Audubon Engineer, Joint Land Use Board 2001 - Present City of Beverly Engineer, Joint Land Use Board 2013-Present North Hanover Township Engineer, Joint Land Use Board 1995 - 2012 City of Burlington Engineer, Land Use Board 2012 - Present Borough of Laurel Springs Engineer, Land Use Board 2008 - Present Township of New Hanover Engineer, Land Use Board 1999 - Present Township of Eastampton Engineer, Land Use Planning Board 1997 - Present Township of Chesterfield Engineer, Planning Board 2004 - Present Township of Edgewater Park Engineer, Planning Board 1998 - Present Borough of Medford Lakes Engineer, Planning/Zoning Board
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Dates of Service Client Position
2018 Township of Washington (Burlco) Engineer, Planning Board
Casino Reinvestment Development Engineering Services, Land Use and 2018 - Present Authority Planning
2000 - Present Borough of Lindenwold Engineer, Joint Land Use Board 2018 - Present Borough of Merchantville Engineer, Joint Land Use Board Engineer, Joint Planning/Zoning 2018 - Present Borough of Magnolia Board 2010 – Present Township of Waterford Engineer, Land Use Board 1988 - Present Township of Medford Engineer, Planning Board Engineer, Zoning Board of 1988 - Present Township of Medford Adjustment
2001 - Present Township of Old Bridge Engineer, Consulting, Planning Board
2001 - 2008 Borough of Berlin Engineer, Planning Board 1997 - Present Township of Cherry Hill Engineer, Planning Board 2008 - 2011, 2019 Township of Evesham Engineer, Planning Board 2005 - 2010, 2019 Township of Montgomery Engineer, Planning Board 2005 – 2012, Township of Moorestown Engineer, Planning Board 2015 - Present 2010 - 2015 Borough of Palmyra Engineer, Planning Board 2017- Present Township of Riverside Engineer, Planning Board 2013 – Present Borough of Riverton Engineer, Planning Board 2012 - Present Township of Voorhees Engineer, Planning Board 2016 - Present Borough of Woodlynne Engineer, Planning Board
2009 - Present Township of Old Bridge Engineer, Consulting, Zoning Board
1999 - 2008; Township of Cherry Hill Engineer, Zoning Board 2012-Present 1997 Township of Edgewater Park Engineer, Zoning Board 2009 - 2011, 2019 Township of Evesham Engineer, Zoning Board 2005 - 2011 Township of Montgomery Engineer, Zoning Board 2005 - 2010 Township of Moorestown Engineer, Zoning Board 2014 – Present Township of Southampton Engineer, Zoning Board 2002 - 2007 Township of Voorhees Engineer, Zoning Board 2017, 2019 Township of Willingboro Engineer, Zoning Board Engineer, Conflict, Joint Land Use 2019 Township of Woolwich Board 2018 - Present City of Burlington Engineer, Conflict, Land Use Board 2018 - Present Delran Township Engineer, Conflict, Planning Board 2011 - Present Township of Evesham Engineer, Conflict, Planning Board 2011-2017 Township of Mount Laurel Engineer, Conflict, Planning Board 2015 - 2017 Township of Pemberton Engineer, Conflict, Planning Board 2018 - Present Delran Township Engineer, Conflict, Zoning Board 2011 - Present Township of Evesham Engineer, Conflict, Zoning Board 2012-2017 Township of Mount Laurel Engineer, Conflict, Zoning Board
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Dates of Service Client Position
2009 - 2010 Township of Winslow Engineer, Conflict, Zoning Board 2018 - Present County of Camden (All Agencies) Engineering Review Services (Pool) Township of Hamilton Construction Services and Onsite 2015 - Present Water Pollution Control Authority Inspection Services 2005 - Present Borough of Palmyra Engineer, Sewer 2002 - Present City of Beverly Engineer, Sewerage Authority 2006 - Present Township of Delanco Engineer, Sewerage Authority Edgewater Park Sewerage 2013 – Present Engineer, Sewerage Authority Authority 2012 - Present City of Burlington Engineer, Water 1997 - 2010 Borough of Berlin Engineer, Water and Sewer 1999 - 2007 City of Burlington Engineer, Water and Sewer 2010- 2018 Township of Chesterfield Operator, Sewer 2014 - 2018 Borough of Milltown Operator, Sewer Engineer, Dam & Infrastructure 2017 - Present County of Atlantic Projects (Pool) 2015 - 2018 Borough of Lindenwold Engineer, Environmental 2010-2011, Township of Maple Shade Engineer, Environmental 2013-Present 2002 - Present Borough of Merchantville Engineer, Environmental 2019 Middlesex Borough Engineer, Environmental 2012 – 2014 Borough of Riverton Engineer, Environmental 2016 - Present Mount Holly MUA Engineer, Environmental Consulting
2013 - Present Township of Mount Holly Engineer, Environmental/Dam Safety
2018 County of Ocean Environmental Engineering, On-Call 2013 Borough of Audubon Environmental Consultant 2018 - Present Camden County Technical Schools Environmental Consultant 1997 - 1998 Township of Evesham Environmental Consultant 2010-2011 Township of Evesham MUA Environmental Consultant 2017 Borough of Medford Lakes Environmental Consultant 2003 - 2013 Township of Southampton Environmental Consultant 2007 - 2015 Township of Upper Freehold Environmental Consultant 2017 City of Atlantic City Environmental Consultant (Pool) 2010 - Present County of Atlantic Environmental Consultant (Pool) 2018 - Present City of Vineland Environmental Consultant (Pool) 2011 - 2015, 2017-2019 County of Cumberland Environmental Consultant, County Cumberland County Improvement Environmental Consulting Services 2018-2019 Authority (Pool)
Camden Co. Improvement 2003 - Present Environmental Consultant / LSRP Authority
2007 - 2012 Township of Cinnaminson Environmental Consultant / LSRP 2012 - Present Township of Eastampton Environmental Consultant / LSRP 2001 - Present Township of Mount Holly Environmental Consultant / LSRP 2018 - Present Borough of Clayton LSRP 2017 - Present City of Clifton LSRP
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Dates of Service Client Position
2013 - Present Township of Edgewater Park LSRP 2017 - Present Borough of Glassboro LSRP 2019 Township of Medford LSRP 2017 - Present Red Bank Board of Education LSRP 2017 - 2018 Woodlynne BOE LSRP 2018 - Present County of Camden (All Agencies) LSRP for Linear Construction (Pool)
2018 - Present Borough of Clayton LSRP, Planning Board
2017 City of Atlantic City Brownfields Consultant 2014 - Present Township of Evesham MUA Professional Geologist
Casino Reinvestment Development Environmental and Industrial 2018 Authority Hygiene Consulting, As-Needed
Environmental Consultant, Planning 1997 - Present Township of Chesterfield Board Environmental Consultant, Zoning 2010 - Present Township of Evesham Board 2008–2011, 2017 Township of Mount Laurel Engineer, Open Space 2018 - Present Township of Mount Holly Engineer, Redevelopment 2010 - 2012 Borough of Palmyra Engineer, Redevelopment 2012 - 2017 Township of Riverside Engineer, Redevelopment 2007 - 2008 City of Bridgeton Master Plan Consultant Master Plan Update and 2007 - 2009 Borough of Lindenwold Affordable Housing Planner 2011 - 2017 City of Gloucester City Planner, City 2009 - 2016, City of Bridgeton Planner, City 2018 - Present 2019 City of Beverly Planner, Economic Development 2012 - Present Township of Florence Planner, Municipal 2013 - Present Borough of Laurel Springs Planner, Municipal 2015 Township of Chesterfield Planner, Township 2008 - 2009 Township of Delanco Planner, Township 2000 - 2012, 2019 Township of Eastampton Planner, Township 2010 - 2012, Township of Lumberton Planner, Township 2018 - Present 2004 - 2011 Township of Mount Holly Planner, Township 2013-2014, 2017-Present North Hanover Township Planner, Township 2003 - 2007 Township of Pemberton Planner, Township 2009 - 2017, 2019 Township of Riverside Planner, Township 2015, 2018 - Present Township of Westampton Planner, Township 2015 - Present Township of Mansfield Planner, Township 2000 - Present City of Beverly Planning Consultant 1990 - Present City of Burlington Planning Consultant 2001 - Present Borough of Lindenwold Planning Consultant 2013- Present Township of Cinnaminson Planning Consultant, Township 2015 - 2017 Township of Medford Affordable Housing Consultant 2009 - 2018 Township of Waterford Affordable Housing Consultant
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Dates of Service Client Position
2014 Township of Cherry Hill Affordable Housing Planner 2016 - Present Township of Lumberton Affordable Housing Planner Planner for Master Plan 2009 - 2012 Township of Tabernacle Reexamination, Land Development Board 2013-2014 North Hanover Township Planner, Joint Land Use Board 2018 - Present Township of Lumberton Planner, Land Development Board 2013 - Present Borough of Laurel Springs Planner, Land Use Board 2018 Township of Westampton Planner, Land Use Board 2004 - Present Township of Mount Holly Planner, Land Use Planning Board 2019 Township of Southampton Planner, Planning Board 2019 Township of Southampton Planner, Zoning Board 2011 - 2017 City of Gloucester City Planner, Planning & Zoning Board 2013 - Present Township of Florence Planner, Planning Board 2012 - Present Township of Florence Planner, Zoning Board of Adjustment 2017 - Present Township of Medford Conflict Planner, Planning Board 2018 - Present Delran Township Planner, Conflict, Planning Board 2018 - Present Delran Township Planner, Conflict, Zoning Board 2000 - 2012, 2016 - Present Township of Eastampton Planner, Land Use Planning Board 2007 - 2008 Borough of Berlin Planner, Planning Board 2009 - Present City of Bridgeton Planner, Planning Board 2013 - Present Township of Cinnaminson Planner, Planning Board 2008 - Present Township of Edgewater Park Planner, Planning Board 2005 - 2010 Township of Moorestown Planner, Planning Board
2018 - Present Township of Old Bridge Planner, Planning Board
2009 - 2016 Township of Riverside Planner, Planning Board 2009 - Present City of Bridgeton Planner, Zoning Board 2013 - 2018 Township of Cinnaminson Planner, Zoning Board 2005 - 2010 Township of Moorestown Planner, Zoning Board 2017 Township of Riverside Planner, Redevelopment
2018 - Present Township of Old Bridge Planner, Zoning Board
Alternate Planner Consultant, 2019 Township of Hamilton Planning Board 2012 - 2015 Township of Chesterfield Planning Consultant, Planning Board 2015 - Present Township of Mansfield Planning Consultant, Planning Board 2015 - Present Township of Mansfield Planning Consultant, Zoning Board 2009 - Present NJDOT Non-Real Estate Specialist 2016 - Present County of Burlington Planner (Pool) Alternate Township Landscape 2019 Township of Moorestown Architect/Park Design Consultant 2013 – Present Township of Cherry Hill Traffic Consultant, Municipal 1997 - Present Township of Chesterfield Traffic Engineer, Planning Board 2014 – Present Township of Evesham Traffic Engineer, Planning Board
2015 - 2018 Township of Old Bridge Traffic Engineer, Planning Board
Past and Present Public Entities Represented
Dates of Service Client Position
2014 – Present Township of Evesham Traffic Engineer, Zoning Board
2017 - 2018 Township of Old Bridge Traffic Engineer, Zoning Board
2018 County of Ocean Traffic Engineering Services, On-Call
County of Burlington (shared services with Bridge Engineers, Surveyors, and Related 2012 - Present Commission, Library, Tech Services (Pool) Institute, and Rowan BCC) Construction Management & 2018 - Present County of Camden (All Agencies) Inspection Services (Pool) Construction Project Management for 2018 - Present County of Ocean Various Road and Bridge Projects 2017-Present Township of Hamilton Inspection, Land Development 2019 Township of Hamilton Land Surveying Services
2018 - Present County of Warren Land Surveying Services
2011 - Present County of Atlantic Land Surveying Services (Pool) 2017 City of Atlantic City Professional Land Surveyor (Pool) 2018 - Present County of Ocean Professional Land Surveyor (Pool) Construction Management & 2014 - Present Cooper's Ferry Partnership Inspection Services (Pool) 2014 - Present Cooper' Ferry Partnership Engineering Design Services (Pool)
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. Licenses and Certifications
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. (ERI) employs a staff of fifty(50) professionals and support staff members. The following is a list of professionals that serve as resources for our clients:
Stacey Arcari, PE, PP, PTOE, CME Engineer/Planner Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer - 43447 PA Professional Engineer - PE061783 NJ Professional Planner - 06180 Professional Traffic Operations Engineer - 2196 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer - 07-04 Areas of Expertise: Traffic and Transportation Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Municipal Engineering Years of Service with Firm: 14 years Years of Experience: 23 years
Rakesh R. Darji, PE, CME, PP, CFM Engineer/Planner – Vice President Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer - 42891 NJ Professional Planner - 5906 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer - 05-09 Certified Floodplain Manager - US-11-05621 Areas of Expertise: Site Design and Planning Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Stormwater Management Municipal Engineering Permitting Hydrology School Board of Education Engineering Years of Service with Firm: 11 years Years of Experience: 23 years
Barbara J. Fegley, AICP, PP Principal, Senior Vice President Licenses and Certifications: Professional Planner - 3259 American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Areas of Expertise: Planning Redevelopment and Urban Design Concepts Master Planning and COAH Compliance Environmental Permitting Wetlands Services Grants Years of Service with Firm: 29 years Years of Experience: 41 years
Edward E. Fox III, AICP, PP Senior Planner Licenses and Certifications: Professional Planner – #5104 American Institute of Certified Planners Areas of Expertise: Land Use Planning and Zoning Comprehensive/Master Planning Smart Growth/Sustainability Planning Redevelopment Planning Urban Design and Historic Preservation Planning Grants Management Years of Service with Firm: 1 year Years of Experience: 34 years
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Harry R. Fox, NICET III, CPSI Asbestos Design, Planning & Management, Mold Inspection Project Manager/Inspection Supervisor Partner Licenses and Certifications: NICET Level III, Transportation Engineering Technology Highway Construction Certification #137558 Certified Mold Inspector and Assessor Certified Playground Safety Inspector EPA Certified Asbestos Management Planner EPA Certified Asbestos Building Inspector EPA Certified Asbestos Project Designer Areas of Expertise: Asbestos Abatement Demolition Stormwater Roadway Improvement Structural Investigations Years of Service with Firm: 6 years Years of Experience: 36 years
Alex Haffner, EIT Engineering Support Licenses and Certifications: NJ Engineer-In-Training - #03709 EPA Certified Asbestos Building Inspector Areas of Expertise Water Treatment Contract Administration Permitting Cost Estimating OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 Confined Space OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 Lockout/Tagout OSHA 29 CFR 1910.35.58 & 157 Fire Safety, Evacuation and Extinguishers Storm and Sewer Line Inspections ADA Compliance Years of Service with Firm: <1 year Years of Experience: <1 year
G. Jeffrey Hanson, PE, CME Project Engineer - Partner Licenses and Certifications: Professional Engineer - GE47877 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer Areas of Expertise: Municipal Engineering Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Landfill / Geotechnical Engineering Permitting Roadway Design Construction Management and Inspection Stormwater Management Years of Service with Firm: 18 years Years of Experience: 21 years
Kathryn Haywood, PE, CFM Project Engineer License and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer – 24GE05137200 Certified Floodplain Manager – US-16-09043 Areas of Expertise: Site Design and Planning Stormwater Management Hydrology and Hydraulics Dam Design & Inspection (Class II, III, & IV) Years of Service with Firm: <1 year Years of Experience: 22 years
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Karen M. Hermack, PE Utility Staff Engineer Licenses and Certifications: CA Professional Engineer - #65805 NJ Professional Engineer - #24GE05515800 Areas of Expertise: Planning and Design of Water and Wastewater Facilities Water and Sewer System Modeling NJDEP Permitting and Compliance ArcGIS Years of Service with the Firm: 1 year Years of Experience: 5 years
Joseph R. Hirsh, PE, CME, CPWM Project Engineer - Partner Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer - GE46422 PA Professional Engineer - PE075727 Certified Public Works Manager - M1161 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer - 07-30 Areas of Expertise: Municipal Engineering Infrastructure Improvements Water and Wastewater Facilities Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Site Design and Planning Years of Service with Firm: 21 years Years of Experience: 24 years
Ethan Hyder, CST Survey Party Chief/Technician Licenses and Certifications: NSPS Certified Survey Technician, Level II Field 0204-1959 Areas of Expertise: Land Surveying Topographic and Boundary Surveys GPS Proficiency (Trimble GPS S-6 and R-10) Robotic Instrument Proficiency(Trimble Robotic S-3) Survey Draftsman/Technician (both AutoCAD and Microstation) Wetland Delineation Years of Service with Firm: 10 years Years of Experience: 15 years
Ian Hyder Inspector Licenses and Certifications: Certified Inspector of Cured-in-Place Pipe Installations, Inspector # CIPP-0419-0100638, NASSCO, 2019 Certified Inspector of Manhole Rehabilitation, Inspector # MR-0419-0100894, NASSCO, 2019 Areas of Expertise: Construction Management and Observation Years of Service with Firm: 1 year Years of Experience: 1 year
Timothy G. Kaluhiokalani, LLA, PP, CPSI Landscape Architect/Planner Licenses and Certifications: Licensed Landscape Architect - 28800 Professional Planner – 06079 Certified Playground Safety Inspector – 225120516 Areas of Expertise: Landscape Planning and Design Streetscape Planning and Design Parks and Trails Planning and Design Athletic Field Planning and Design Commercial and Retail Site Plan Design Inspection and Project Management Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Planning Consultant for Various Municipal Boards Forestry Management Years of Service with Firm: 15 years Years of Experience: 39 years
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Mathew E. Kensler, NICET III Inspector Licenses and Certifications: NICET # 129808 Highway Construction Level III NJSAT #00-0972, HMA Construction Technologist Areas of Expertise: Construction Observation Years of Service with Firm: <1 year Years of Experience: 20 years
William H. Kirchner, PE, CME, N-2 Principal, Vice President Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer - 39578 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer - 732 NJDEP N-2 - 21189 Areas of Expertise: Planning, Design, Construction Administration, Management, and Operations Support for Water and Wastewater Facilities Municipal Engineering Permitting Infrastructure Improvements Years of Service with Firm: 28 years Years of Experience: 32years
Matthew V. Litvinas, PE, CME Project Engineer/Construction Observation Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer – 50061 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer – 13-018 Areas of Expertise: Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Infrastructure Improvements Construction Management and Inspection Construction Estimating Bridge Inspection Surveys Years of Service with Firm: 14 years Years of Experience: 14 years
Anthony R. Lopez, PE, CFM Project Engineer Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer, - 54028 Certified Flood Plain Manager, - 18-10594 Areas of Expertise: Stormwater Management Individual Subsurface Wastewater Systems Hydrology and Hydraulics Dam Design & Inspections Grants & Permitting Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Municipal Engineering Construction Management & Inspection Years of Service with Firm: 4 years Years of Experience: 6 years
Ryan G. McCarthy, EIT Licenses and Certifications: NJ Engineer-In-Training, EIT-03235 Areas of Expertise: Construction Observation Document Compliance of Federally-funded Projects Roadway Analysis and Design Storm and Sewer Line Inspections Soil Testing Cost Estimating Drafting Contract Administration Grant Acquisition Construction Management and Inspection Years of Service with Firm: 3 years Years of Experience: 3 years
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Christopher J. Noll, PE, CME, PP Principal-in-Charge, President and CEO Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer - 32206 Professional Planner - 3704 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer - 128 UST Certification - 11221 Areas of Expertise: Municipal Engineering Potable Water Systems Infrastructure Improvements Solid Waste Management Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Years of Service with Firm: 29 years Years of Experience: 38 years
C. Jeremy Noll, PE, CME, CPWM Project Engineer - Partner Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer – 5037100 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer Certified Public Works Manager – M-2090 NJ Certified Municipal Inspector Areas of Expertise: Roadway Design Construction Management and Inspection Infrastructure Improvements Construction Estimating Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Dam Inspections and Design Stormwater Management School Board of Education Engineering Years of Service with Firm: 12 years Years of Experience: 15 years
Andrew J. Orsino, NICET III Licenses and Certifications: NICET III #137567 Transportation Engineering Technology& Highway Construction Inspection Portable Nuclear Gauge Safety Training. NUREG-1556, Volume 1 and 49 CFR subpart H and IATA 1.5.2. Troxler Badge ID # 03331120 OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health, 3 14-601127564 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 Permit-Required Confined Space Entry and Rescue. PSTS #: 6761-1 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 - 40-Hour Hazardous Site Worker. PSTS # 7502-1 Certified CQA Geosynthetic Materials and Compacted Clay Liner Inspector, Geosynthetic Institute, 2017 Areas of Expertise: Landfill Quality Control & Cell Construction Management Construction Inspection Years of Service with Firm: 12 years Years of Experience: 12 years
Andrew M. Pisarcik, W-3, T-1 Licenses and Certifications: NJDEP – T-1 Water Treatment License NJDEP – W-3 Water Distribution License Areas of Expertise: Construction Management and Observation Water and Sewer Years of Service with Firm: <1 year Years of Experience: 36 years
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Eric Pluckhorn, EIT Licenses and Certifications NJ Engineer-In-Training - #03481 Areas of Expertise: Wastewater Storm and Sewer Pipe Inspections NJDEP Compliance Reporting Cost Estimating Drafting Contract Administration Years of Service with Firm: 2 years Years of Experience: 2 years
John T. Potts, NICET III, T-2, W-3 Inspector Licenses and Certifications: NICET #137602 Transportation Engineering Technology and Highway Construction Inspection Level III Society of Asphalt Technologists Certified Municipal Inspector NJDEP – T-2 Water Treatment License #15948 NJDEP – W-2 Water Distribution License #15993 Certified Inspector of Cured-in-Place Pipe Installations, Inspector # CIPP-0317-0202026, NASSCO, 2017 Areas of Expertise: Construction Management and Observation Water and Sewer Years of Service with Firm: 14 years Years of Experience: 25 years
José D. Ruiz-del-Valle, PLS Survey Department Manager Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Land Surveyor – GS43364 PR Professional Land Surveyor – 20881 PA Professional Land Surveyor – SU075599 Areas of Expertise: Property Surveying Topography Site and Subdivision Design Site Investigation GPS Studies Laser Scanning Surveys Testimony Years of Service with Firm: 1 year Years of Experience: 21 years
Charles Sabatini, PE, CME, CPWM, PP Engineer Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer – 45199 NJ Professional Planner – 6018 NJ Certified Municipal Engineer – 05-32 Certified Public Works Manager – 1767 NJ Public Adjuster – 1104809 NJ Home Inspector - 143500 Areas of Expertise: Municipal Engineering Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Site Plan Design Pump Station Design Grants & Permitting Building Upgrades & Additions Recreational Field Design School Board of Education Engineering Waterfront Development and Permitting Years of Service with Firm: 1 year Years of Experience: 26 years
ERI Licenses and Certifications continued
John L. Scott, Jr. PLS, NICET III, C-3 Surveyor / Inspector Licenses and Certifications: NJ Licensed Surveyor – 37957 NICET #136866 Highway Construction Level III NJ Certified Municipal Inspector C-3 Supervisor/Competent Person for Deleading of Industrial Structures Areas of Expertise: Surveying Inspection and Oversight, Infrastructure Projects Years of Service with Firm: 25 years Years of Experience: 34 years
Marc H. Selover, LSRP, PG Licensed Site Remediation Professional Environmental Manager - Partner Licenses and Certifications: Professional Geologist - PG02180 UST Certification - 3324 NJDEP LSRP - 576436 Areas of Expertise: GeoEnvironmental Services, Site Remediation Professional Environmental Site Assessments Environmental Impact Studies Years of Service with Firm: 26 years Years of Experience: 41 years
Rohan Tadas, CHMM, LSRP Licensed Site Remediation Professional Licenses & Certifications Certified Hazardous Materials Manager #2992 New Jersey Subsurface Certification #002912 PA DEP Act 2 Land Recycling Certification NJ Licensed Site Remediation Professional #575486 Areas of Expertise: Preliminary Assessments Site Investigations Site Remediation Project Management Years of Service with Firm: 2 years Years of Experience 32 years
Benjamin R. Weller, PE, CME, S3, C3, CPWM Engineer / Project Manager - Partner Licenses and Certifications: NJ Professional Engineer – 49657 Certified Municipal Engineer – 13-032 NJDEP C-3 - 540952 NJDEP S-3 - 540954 Certified Public Works Manager M-1362 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 Confined Space OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 Lockout/Tagout Areas of Expertise: Water and Wastewater Systems Wastewater Operations Municipal Engineering Permitting Infrastructure Improvements Years of Service with Firm: 12 years Years of Experience: 12 years
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Neil Werket, LLA, RLA Landscape Architect Licenses and Certifications: Licensed Landscape Architect – New Jersey No. 1301 Registered Landscape Architect - Pennsylvania No. 3112 Registered Landscape Architect - Delaware No. 0495 Areas of Expertise: Site Analysis Visioning and Conceptual Development Site Plans Permitting Landscape Planning and Design Athletic Field Planning and Design Parks and Trails Planning and Design Streetscape Planning and Design Construction Documents Construction Administration/Observation Years of Service with Firm: 2 years Years of Experience: 15 years
Certificates
Certificates
Professional References
NAME & TITLE ADDRESS PHONE/EMAIL
Mr. David Ballard 525 High Street 609-386-0200 Business Administrator Burlington, NJ 08016 City of Burlington
Mr. Richard Brook 711 Broad Street 609-499-2525 Administrator Florence, NJ 08518 Florence Township
3135 Route 206 S 609-298-0542 ext. 1033 Mr. Michael Fitzpatrick Columbus, NJ 08022 Administrator Mansfield Township
Ms. Kathleen Hoffman, RMC/CMR 5 Retreat Road 609-859-2736 Township Manager and Municipal Clerk Southampton, NJ 08088 Southampton Township
Ms. Meghan Jack 237 S. Pavilion Avenue 856-461-1460 ext. 4 Township Administrator Riverside, NJ 08075 Township of Riverside
Ms. Kim Marie-White, RMC/CMC 12 Manor House Court 609-267-5723 Municipal Clerk and Township Manager Eastampton, NJ 08060 Eastampton Township
Mr. Daniel Kennedy 324 Farnsworth Avenue 609-298-0604 Planning Board Chairman Bordentown, NJ 08505 City of Bordentown
Mr. Mark Remsa Physical Address – 609-265-5055 Director of Economic Development and 1900 Briggs Road Regional Planning Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Burlington County Bridge Commission
Mr. Richard Wolbert 446 Broad Street 609-387-1881 City Administrator and Public Safety Director Beverly, NJ 08010 609-747-4090 City of Beverly
Certificate of Insurance
Statements
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. is not ineligible to receive award of a contract due to the firm’s inclusion on any federal, Pennsylvania or New Jersey State lists of debarred contractors or otherwise ineligible to be awarded a contract using federal or state funds.
In addition, Environmental Resolutions, Inc. is not aware of any current or pending regulatory investigations or violations against our firm or any employee of our firm.
Section 3: Facilities
Facilities
Environmental Resolutions, Inc.’s key personnel that would be assigned to this engagement work out of ERI’s Mount Laurel headquarters at the following address:
Environmental Resolutions, Inc. 815 East Gate Drive, Suite 103 Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Phone: (856) 235-7170 Fax: (856) 273-9239
Our firm is conveniently located in Mount Laurel, minutes from I-295, Route 73, Route 38 and the New Jersey Turnpike.
Section 4: Conflicts of Interest
Conflicts of Interest
Environmental Resolutions Inc. does not have any existing conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest with this engagement or the Borough of Berlin. If any potential conflict should arise our firm would immediately notify the Borough.
Section 5: Fee Proposal
2020 Schedule of Hourly Rates
Engineering and Planning
Principal $ 145.00 - $ 160.00 Licensed Engineer/Project Manager $ 115.00 - $ 150.00 Licensed Planner $ 130.00 - $ 145.00 Planning Assistant $ 70.00 - $ 90.00 Licensed Site Remediation Professional $ 170.00 Hydrogeologist $ 80.00 - $100.00 Environmental Scientist $ 65.00 - $ 80.00 Engineering Assistant $ 65.00 - $ 95.00 Licensed/Registered Landscape Architect $ 105.00 - $125.00
Inspecting
Senior Inspector (NICET II, III) $ 75.00 - $105.00 Junior Inspector $ 65.00 - $ 75.00
Drafting
CAD Drafter $ 90.00 - $ 110.00
Surveying
Licensed Surveyor $125.00 - $140.00 1 Man Robotic Survey Crew $135.00 2 Man Survey Crew $180.00
No charge for routine photo copying or clerical services. Overhead costs are included in the above hourly rates.