Chesapeake Environmental Management, Inc.
Environmental Planning
The focus of CEM’s Environmental Planning services is to help public agencies and private entities proactively minimize impacts to environmentally sensitive areas associated with their projects.
Services We Provide:
- NEPA Environmental Resources Studies
- Stage/Tier I and II Studies
- NETRs
- HMTRs
- Hazardous Materials ISAs, PSIs and DSIs
- Regulated Biota/Fauna
- Avoidance, Minimization and Mitigation
- CEs, EAs, and EISs – Draft, Final and Summary
- Permitting and Agency Coordination
- Mitigation Opportunities Searches
- Watershed BMP Assessments
- Environmental Constraints Analyses
- Wetlands and Forestry
- Biology and Water Resources
- Chesapeake Bay Critical Areas
- Hazardous Materials
- Geologic Constraints
- Steep Slopes or Soils Constraints
- Karst Hazards
Clients We Serve:
- Maryland State Highway Administration
- Maryland Aviation Administration
- Maryland Port Administration
- Maryland Transportation Authority
- Maryland Department of the Environment
- Maryland Department of Natural Resources
- Maryland Environmental Service
- Montgomery County Revenue Authority
- Baltimore County Revenue Authority
- City of Baltimore
- Vulcan Mining Company
- Caves Valley Golf Club
- Hayfields Country Club
- Greenman-Pedersen
- Skelly & Loy
- RK&K
InterCounty Connector NEPA and Design Build Services
The Inter-County Connector is a state-of-the-art, 18-mile multi-modal highway crossing the suburbs of Maryland north of Washington, DC. This project has been designated as a national priority project monitored by the Federal Task Force, and protecting the diverse and sensitive natural environment traversed by the project is a top priority. CEM’s role in this massive effort to protect natural resources has been significant, including serving as a Third Tier Team Leader responsible for Hazardous Materials Investigations of 1,900 properties, conducting comprehensive Rosgen assessments of 26,000 linear feet of stream, performing functional assessments of 16 acres of wetlands, developing Avoidance Plans and Environmental Awareness Sensitivity Training programs, and identifying Rare, Threatened and Endangered species along the project corridor.