Environmental / Permitting
The AP Natural Resources Division includes biologists, planners, professional wetland specialists, environmental scientists, natural resource specialists, and project managers. Our team of interdisciplinary environmental professionals, coupled with our water resource engineers, provides the full-spectrum of natural resources planning services that promotes environmental stewardship while helping our clients achieve regulatory compliance. Our experience in the Pacific Northwest has taught us how to streamline the compliance process, helping clients achieve both environmental responsibility and project success. The experts at AP are able to identify, resolve, and even avoid environmental issues and permitting problems that can delay project progress.
Services Include:
Permitting and regulatory compliance including National Environmental Policy Act and Endangered Species Act compliance documentation
Environmental reports, impact statements, assessments, and categorical exclusions
Wetland delineations, mitigation, monitoring, and restoration plans
Biological assessments
Fish, wildlife, and plant surveys
Monitoring services
Fill/Removal Permits
Fish salvage
Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments
Sediment characterization for dredging and removal
AP offers environmental services to help our clients understand and successfully navigate increasingly complex regulatory requirements and permitting processes.
The AP Natural Resources Division has decades of experience evaluating upland, wetland, and in-water environmental conditions.
AP provides planning consultant services and professional land use planning to municipalities, counties, and private entities.
Ryan Kirchner
Public Works Operations Manager, City of Redmond, OR
AP environmental team's familiarity, creativity, and expertise has been instrumental in the process of the City of Redmond working with the BLM to complete a 640-acre land sell for the future Redmond Wetlands Complex treatment facility. The BLM process for a municipality land transfer is extremely complex and dynamic; Anderson Perry's tenured team has shaven years off the multiplex process all while maintaining positive relationships with key stakeholders.
