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Van Note-Harvey Associates provides comprehensive engineering consulting services to both the public and private sectors in support of sustainable regional development encompassing environmental sensitivity. Van Note-Harvey is a proud member of the U.S. Green Building Council.
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Jim Verna of our Cape May Court House office was recently interviewed by NBC 10 News regarding the North Wildwood Beach Restoration project, completed just in time for a busy Memorial Day weekend. Click below to watch. https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Crews-Race-to-Repair-Jersey-Shore-Beaches-Before-Memorial-Day-Weekend_Philadelphia-510350102.html?fbclid=IwAR06pIExUzkL74dnFClyYPXF-oPSK6BV9Oi5QDpuFbQl1gBi9xFrZO9DNSw
VNHA is proud to announce that Matt Kohut of our Princeton Civil Engineering Department has successfully passed the New Jersey Professional Engineers Exam! Matt joined VNHA in 2013 following his graduation from Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. Matt’s experience includes site plan design on…
State and local authorities are combining efforts to enforce the maintenance of stormwater management system regulations in New Jersey. Certain municipalities with a NJDEP Tier A Municipal Stormwater General Permit (MSGP) are required to establish a new reporting program for “major” developments to ensure adequate long-term operation and maintenance of stormwater facilities are in…
Van Note-Harvey Associates, Inc., is celebrating our 125-year anniversary in 2019. VNHA enjoys a long history of providing professional engineering, environmental and surveying services to the regions surrounding our Princeton and Cape May Court House offices, assisting in engineering design and development for several municipalities and countless public and private…
The New Jersey Legislature has presented Senate Bill 1073 to Governor Murphy authorizing Counties and Municipalities to create “stormwater utilities” that can assess fees to property owners/occupants from which stormwater originates and runoff directly or indirectly enters the stormwater management system or waters of the State. The Governor has until mid-March…
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) published proposed modifications to the current Stormwater Management Rules (NJAC 7:8) in the New Jersey Register on December 3, 2018. A courtesy copy is available here. It is expected that modifications to the rules will be adopted within one year of the public notice of…