CES obtained NPDES Multisector Generic Permit for auto salvage yard located in the urban district along the ephemeral stream in the area of steep terrain and subject to significant runoff.  Prepared Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) that identified potential sources of contamination and potential migration pathways.  Conducted required sampling and analytical events and submitted discharge and monitoring reports on behalf of owner.

CES conducted studies and obtained environmental resource and water use permits from FDEP and SWFWMD, respectively, and a mining permit from Pasco County, to convert a shallow sand borrow pit to a deep limestone aggregate quarry.  Studies proved the confining unit reportedly present between the surficial and Floridan aquifers was discontinuous and that the surficial aquifer had been fully depleted by over-pumping at a nearby municipal well field, eliminating environmental obstacles to deepening the mine.  Permits allow for mining limestone to a depth of 90 feet below the water table.

CES obtained a solid waste permit from FDEP and an environmental resource permit from SWFWMD to build and operate a construction and demolition (C&D) debris waste processing facility.  The project included engineering design, groundwater monitoring plan and groundwater sampling and analysis, construction oversight, and construction as-built drawings.  Also prepared Operations Manual and conducted site inspections and submitted quarterly and annual reports on behalf of the owner.