Know what’s wrong with a site before the client does
Place the site and pick the reports. Environmental Nexus researches the public record and drafts each one with its maps, tables and citations, ready for your review.
Critical Issues Analysis
Wetlands, flood zones, soils, listed species, land cover, protected lands and more, with sections fitted to the project type.
Permit Applicability Assessment
Which federal, state and local permits the project is likely to need, and why, cited to the rule.
Preliminary Alternatives Analysis
Two or more candidate sites, layouts or routes compared in a narrative report with tables.
Constraints Analysis
The same candidates compared side by side in a constraints matrix, with a figure for each.
Route Risk Assessment
For a transmission line or pipeline: the constraints and likely permits along each candidate route, compared route by route.
Route Optimization Study
Each modified route beside its original, with what changed along the line and the constraint it avoids.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
ASTM E1527-21 due diligence: the questionnaire, interviews, site visit, records search and historical aerials, for your environmental professional to classify.
Phase II Environmental Site Assessment
Soil and groundwater results from the laboratory’s file, compared with the Florida cleanup target levels.
Site Assessment Report (FDEP, Rule 62-780.600)
The site history, soil and groundwater work and results for a contaminated site, for your Professional Geologist or Engineer to complete and sign.
How a due diligence study runs
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Place the site
Draw the boundary, upload a KML, KMZ, shapefile or GeoJSON, or pick parcels by address, number or owner. Lines take a centerline and a corridor.
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Let the research run
Each source the chosen reports need is queried for the site and its study radius. The answers stay with the project.
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Answer only what’s missing
What the public record can’t say comes back as a question for your team, one at a time.
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Review, approve, deliver
Read each draft beside its open items, change any paragraph, approve it and download the files.
See it on your own site
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