Early in 2019 one of our clients received a letter from the New Jersey Historic Preservation Office (NJHPO) requesting an intensive-level architectural survey. Our client, a non-profit health organization, needed the survey as support for a Federal grant application to assist with constructing a new health center. Background research.

During a recent project for proposed new construction in Passaic County, New Jersey, E2PM’s cultural resources group showed how doing a little bit extra can go a long way. The project involved a Freshwater Wetlands Permit Application through the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Division of Land.

The Passaic Valley Water Commission’s Levine Reservoir Water Storage Improvement Project involved the installation of water storage tanks within the existing Levine Reservoir basin to replace the basin’s use as an open holding reservoir. As part of a full federally and NJ State- mandated cultural resources investigation, historic resources.

E2PM prepared Historic American Building Survey (HABS)- quality documentation for the rural farm complex located within a National Register-listed historic district as mitigation for the installation of a new wireless telecommunications facility. The initial Section 106 investigation entailed the identification of both architectural and archaeological cultural resources through the.

In compliance with the New Jersey Freshwater Wetlands Act and the New Jersey Register of Historic Places Act Rules, E2PM performed a Phase I Archaeological Survey at the location of a proposed medical arts facility in Franklin Township, Somerset County, New Jersey. The purpose of this archaeological survey was.

E2PM provided cultural resources agency consultation services for a proposed telecommunications facility that would resemble a fire tower within the New Jersey Training School for Boys Historic District. That district is a rural agricultural historic district that is significant in the fields of health and medicine, politics and government,.

E2PM provided cultural resources services (archaeological and historic architectural) for a proposed telecommunications facility in Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey. Following the requirements outlined in the 2005 Nationwide Programmatic Agreement for the construction of new telecommunication facilities and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, E2PM undertook an innovative.

E2PM prepared a Preservation Plan for the Lake Drive School building in Mountain Lakes, Morris County, New Jersey. Constructed in 1914, the school building is a contributing resource in the Mountain Lakes Historic District and is a regional school for deaf and hearing impaired students. As part of the.