Typical Environmental Site Assessment activities include:

Review of topographic/geological/hydrogeologic information pertaining to the site and surrounding area
Review of historical land use activities at the site
Review of regulatory information
Site reconnaissance
Surrounding property observation

This information is then compiled into a report which summarizes the findings and outlines recommendations with regard to items of environmental interest or concern.

Many clients require scopes of work specifically tailored to meet their needs. The Nova staff is familiar with the specific requirements of ASTM E1527-05 Phase I Environmental Assessment requirements of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Real Estate investment Trust (REIT), HUD and other lender specific requirements.

Lead Based Paint
Asbestos
Historic Preservation
Floodplain Management
Wetlands Protection
Endangered Species
Noise Analysis
Explosive/Flammable Hazards/Hazardous Industrial Operations
Coastal Barrier Resources
Coastal Zone Management
Sole Source Aquifers
Airport Clear Zones
Additional Hazards and Nuisances (covers, pipelines, etc)
Wild and Scenic Rivers/Unique Natural Features
Clean Air Act
Toxic Chemicals and Radioactive Materials
Environmental Justice
Site Suitability and Compatibility with Surrounding Development
Soil Stability, Erosion, and Drainage
Zoning
Water Supply/Sanitary Sewers, and Solid Waste Disposal
Schools/Parks/Social Services
Emergency Health Care, Fire and Police Services
Commercial/Retail and Transportation
Water Quality/Clean Water Act
Vapor Intrusion

Environmental Site Assessment

Typical Environmental Site Assessment activities i...