Soil Study Sneak Peek | Engineering & Land Planning Associates, Inc.

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 (EPA) Small Business Innovation Research Program Grant. The overall project goal is to develop an engineered soil product and process that repurposes waste-stream glass into soil suitable for horticultural and green infrastructure projects. E&LP’s role is to observe and record multiple parameters related to stormwater management to determine the effectiveness of the glass-based soil mix in regard to drainage, water quality, and plant health. If the glass-based bioretention mix demonstrates efficacy, then this could be a more sustainable solution to sand-based mixes for future projects.

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Branchburg Township Approves Branchburg Village 475-Unit Multifamily Development

We are very happy to announce that the Branchburg Township Planning Board unanimously approved the Preliminary Site and Subdivision application for Branchburg Village on 3-29-2022. This multifamily development of 475 units, with 125 of the units as inclusionary...

Fiesta Schoolyards Site Inspection

Last week, our staff visited some of our 2022 project sites that are part of the Fiesta Schoolyard Initiative. We were joined by representatives from the Philadelphia School District, the Lindy Foundation, and the Q-Group to inspect the installations. E&LP was...

E&LP Congratulates Stephanie Pagan-Guridy on Her Promotion to Marketing Coordinator

We are so pleased to announce that Stephanie Pagan-Guridy, our Marketing Specialist, has been promoted to Marketing Coordinator! Stephanie first joined E&LP as a Marketing Intern in May of 2022 and transitioned into her full-time role as a Marketing Specialist in...

The Diamond at Warren is Now Complete!

E&LP is thrilled to announce the completion of a multifamily apartment building project on Mountain Boulevard, nestled between woodland areas, open space, and nearby shops and recreation. This pedestrian-friendly section of Warren Township will allow residents...

New Jersey Section of American Water Resources Association (NJ-AWRA) Fall 2020 Stormwater Management Seminar: Mitigation of Harmful Algal Blooms

E&LP’s Ed Confair, Senior Program Manager of Resiliency, and Clare Moriarty, Project Engineer, are virtually presenting at NJ-AWRA’s Fall 2020 Stormwater Management Seminar: Mitigation of Harmful Algal Blooms on Friday, November 13th from 12 p.m. – 2.00 p.m. “The...

E&LP Celebrates Stony Brook Pedestrian Bridge Excellence in Design Award

After an E&LP volunteer event at Rosedale Lake in Mercer Meadows to mitigate the harmful algal blooms (HABs), the team had a barbecue at the park pavilion. Here we celebrated the day’s efforts and also the work of E&LP engineers including Matthew Connors,...

E&LP’s New Team Members

We have been very busy at E&LP. Not only have we been providing multidisciplinary services to our clients, but we have also hired driven, talented individuals to support the excellent dedication you expect. We are proud to spotlight the most recent new team...

E&LP Attends Hoboken’s Northwest Resiliency Park Athletic Field Ribbon Cutting

Last week we were proud to attend Hoboken’s Northwest Resiliency Park Athletic Field Ribbon cutting. This multi-purpose field on 12th and Jefferson Streets is the first one opened in Hoboken within the past 10 years. E&LP has been working to provide project...

E&LP Staff Scientist, Tom Heron, APSS, Publishes in Frontiers in Forests and Global Change

Land Revitalization through environmental remediation, habitat restoration, and stabilization of riparian buffers is one pillar of Our Sustainable Future campaign. E&LP is proud to announce that staff scientist, Tom Heron, APSS, has recently published research...

Trenton Approves Andrea Aromatics’ Industrial Addition

The City of Trenton Planning Board approved Andrea Aromatics’ 10,680 sq ft industrial addition and enhanced parking lot design, which is in the Enterprise Avenue Redevelopment Area “located in the northeastern section of Trenton [and] created to facilitate the...