Portfolio Category: Permitting

Cowlitz Falls Hydroelectric Project On-Call Services

Cowlitz Falls Hydroelectric Project On-Call Services
ELS is currently contracted by Lewis County PUD to provide as-needed environmental services on a 3-year term (2023—2026) for their Cowlitz Falls Hydroelectric Project. These services include providing permitting, design, and assistance with construction management for projects that involve habitat enhancements, channel improvements, wetland restoration/enhancements, habitat mitigation, wildlife/habitat surveys, and water quality maintenance.  
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Marina Piling Repair

Marina Piling Repair
ELS was contracted by the Port of Bremerton to obtain permits for the maintenance and repair at the Bremerton Marina. As part of the permitting process, ELS prepared the environmental permit applications required by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), and the City of Bremerton. The proposed…
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Clark Regional Wastewater District On-Call Services

Clark Regional Wastewater District On-Call Services
ELS is currently contracted by Clark County Regional Wastewater District (CRWWD) to provide as-needed environmental services on a 6-year term (2019—2024). These services include environmental permitting strategy and support, wetland delineations, critical area assessments, and mitigation plans. ELS is part of the project team from the initial planning process advising on permit triggers, timelines, and…
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Small Cruise Vessel Dock

Small Cruise Vessel Dock
ELS was contracted by PND Engineers on behalf of the Port of Kalama (Port) to assist with the permitting required for building a dock for small cruise ships on the Columbia River in Kalama, Washington. This project consisted of building an elevated dock for cruise ship mooring that included a landing area, gangway, and tower…
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Gee Creek Trail Extension

Gee Creek Trail Extension
ELS was contract by MacKay Sposito on behalf of the City of Ridgefield for permitting and constructing approximately 2,000 linear feet of the Gee Creek Trail from Abrams Park to Heron Drive. Gee Creek Trail is a component of the City of Ridgefield’s interconnected park, trail, and greenway system. ELS biologists delineated critical areas within…
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