E&LP’s Our Sustainable Future Page Launches for Earth Day | Engineering & Land Planning Associates, Inc.

For this year’s Earth Day 2021, Restore Our Earth™, E&LP is launching Our Sustainable Future page, which illustrates our multidisciplinary approach to sustainability through the four pillars of Climate Resiliency, Land Revitalization, Education, and Equitable Communities. As engineers, architects, and scientists, we highlight work that inspires us—work that fortifies with flood control and fossil fuel reduction, improves with environmental remediation and habitat restoration, teaches with training and scholarship, and designs with public engagement and community visioning. Our Sustainable Future will feature E&LP posts, videos, articles, white papers, presentations, and events. Explore our categorized resources and make sure to check our News, follow our LinkedIn, and subscribe to E&LP Associates YouTube Channel for new releases.

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Come Work Remotely with E&LP!

Come work remotely with E&LP! If you are being asked to return to the office, don’t. Come work with us. At E&LP, we embrace a flexible work environment and welcome employees seeking work from home (WFH) opportunities. We are currently hiring Civil Engineer...

NJDEP Recognizes E&LP’s Participation in the New Jersey Sustainable Business Registry

NJDEP has recognized E&LP’s participation in the New Jersey Sustainable Business Registry with a Certificate of Innovation in Sustainability. We are proud to be one of two Engineering companies who are members of the New Jersey Sustainable Business Registry, a...

Spring Lake Green Infrastructure Project Update

As part of E&LP’s ongoing work with the Mercer County Park Commission, the Spring Lake Green Infrastructure project in Hamilton Township is now in its permitting phase with the NJDEP. Design plans have been submitted that incorporate green infrastructure Best...

Soil Study Sneak Peek

As part of a monthly monitoring schedule, team members out of the Philadelphia office, Clare Moriarty and Jake McGillen, visited Temple University’s East Park Canoe House stormwater bioretention basin to collect data as part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...

Site Plan Approval for Willows at Spruce Run

Recently, the Clinton Township Planning Board approved the Amended Preliminary and Final Site Plan application for the “Willows at Spruce Run” project. The project consists of constructing 96 Affordable Housing Units in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County. The project...

Cheers to 5 Years: E&LP Celebrates Staff Milestones

E&LP proudly congratulates Ashley DeGrandis, LSRP, our Director of Environmental, and Kerry Tomaro, PHR, our HR Manager, on their 5th work anniversary! These women have shown incredible leadership, continuous growth, and valuable initiative throughout their time...

Brownfield Redevelopment at Hoboken Heights

Check out one of our brownfield remediation projects at Hoboken Heights in Union City, New Jersey! In the northeast corridor of New Jersey, industrial activities can leave contaminated and underutilized properties known as brownfields. E&LP had the opportunity to...

Happy 5th Year Anniversary to one of E&LP’s Vice Presidents, John Hansen

Join E&LP in congratulating our Vice President, John Hansen, on his 5th year anniversary with us! Those who’ve worked alongside him will agree that he has the ability to reassure clients throughout the project process and supports his team to achieve quality...

Metropolitan Builders & Contractors Association of NJ Awards of Excellence 2021 on 6/10/2021

E&LP is excited for the 2021 Metropolitan Builders & Contractors Association of NJ Awards of Excellence 2021 celebration on 6/10/2021 at The Hanover Manor. We are a finalist and a proud sponsor of the “37th Annual Awards of Excellence” event.[1] Last year,...

E&LP’s Park Design Continues to Move Forward in Construction!

“Hoboken, one of the areas in New Jersey hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy, is making progress toward completing a large public park that will double as a reservoir for nearly 2 million gallons of storm water to prevent it from flooding city streets...The park will...