Blog Flood Protection Project Alleviates Burden on Residences, Local Businesses Published November 15, 2021 by Dana Casey Residents of Lisbon, N.D., have been abuzz with anticipation lately about some encouraging changes on the horizon. As of November 16, a number of Lisbon residences and businesses that have always been considered within the floodplain will no longer be federally required to carry flood insurance. This is all thanks to a comprehensive levee project … Read More Flood, Water Resources Stormwater, Ecosystems & You, Part 4: Groundwater and the Rural Landscape Published September 3, 2021 by Dana Casey This is the fourth installment in a series of articles highlighting stormwater runoff, its effect on ecosystems and how engineering and regulations mitigate its impacts. This installment addresses groundwater and the effects of stormwater runoff in a rural landscape. So far in this series we have talked about stormwater runoff issues as they directly pertain … Read More Environmental, Water and Wastewater, Water Resources Stormwater, Ecosystems & You, Part 3: MS4 Compliance Published July 23, 2021 by Dana Casey This is the third installment in a series of articles highlighting stormwater runoff, its effect on ecosystems and how engineering and regulations mitigate its impacts. This installment explores the role of MS4s in cities’ stormwater management strategies and how MS4 regulations affect infrastructure projects and city planning. A municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) is … Read More Environmental, Land and Site Development, Municipal, Water and Wastewater, Water Resources stormwater management; stormwater runoff Stormwater, Ecosystems & You, Part 2: Urban Development Published July 9, 2021 by Dana Casey This is the second installment in a series of articles highlighting stormwater runoff, its effect on ecosystems and how engineering and regulations mitigate its impacts. This installment examines the various effects of urban development on stormwater flow. As communities develop outward from their urban centers, some of the impacts are obvious – natural surfaces become … Read More Environmental, Land and Site Development, Municipal, Water and Wastewater, Water Resources stormwater management, stormwater runoff Stormwater, Ecosystems & You, Part 1: Overview Published June 23, 2021 by Dana Casey The following is the first in a series of articles highlighting stormwater runoff, its effect on ecosystems and how engineering and regulations mitigate its impacts. The science behind how stormwater runoff originates is just how it sounds: when it rains (or snow melts), the water begins to flow across the land surface or builds up … Read More Environmental, Land and Site Development, Municipal, Water and Wastewater, Water Resources stormwater management, stormwater runoff Amy Denz and Tara Ostendorf Feature in MN Cities Published September 23, 2020 by Emma Maddock Amy Denz, Environmental Group Leader, and Tara Ostendorf, Project Coordinator, wrote a feature article that was published in the September/October 2020 edition of Minnesota Cities. The article is called, “One Watershed, One Plan: A Local Level Perspective”. Read the article below, or take a look at the full publication here. Is your city … Read More Client Service, Environmental, Flood, Minnesota Funding 1W1P, Amy Denz, BWSR, League of Minnesota Cities, Minnesota Board of Water & Soil Resources, Minnesota Cities, MN Cities, Moore Engineering, One watershed one plan program, Tara Ostendorf, Water Resources Engineering, water systems Tyrel Clark’s Feature in AWWA Published August 10, 2020 by Emma Maddock Tyrel Clark, Water/Wastewater Group Leader at Moore Engineering, has a feature article in the American Water Works Association, Summer 2020 edition. Read the article below! Engineers Keep People Safe The first licensing for engineers was in Wyoming in 1907. Since then, every state has enacted some form of engineering licensure law, the last … Read More Water and Wastewater American Water Works Association, AWWA, Breeze, Summer 2020, Tyrel Clark, water systems Environmental Overview Published April 16, 2020 by Ashley Wasvick When beginning a new project, whether it involves infrastructure, water resources, transportation or other engineering, there are various hurdles to overcome before construction can even begin. Often times, the first phase of the project involves evaluating the environmental considerations, such as the site itself and the potential regulations or permits that may be required. Our Environmental group works with clients to identify and plan for environmental concerns or … Read More Environmental Earth Day, Earth Day 2020, Environmental Services Interesting Facts & History of Surveying Published March 18, 2020 by Ashley Wasvick What do George Washington, the Mason-Dixon Line, the Egyptians, and Captain James Cook have in common? National Surveyors Week is March 15 – 21. It is a week to honor the contributions and accomplishments of professional surveyors. Today, there are more than 45,000 professional surveyors in the U.S. who continue the critical role as “expert … Read More Surveying National Surveyors Week, NSPS, Survey History, Surveying E-Week Spotlight: Anthony Sommerfeld, PE Published February 19, 2020 by Ashley Wasvick Anthony Sommerfeld is Professional Civil Engineer working in our Land & Site Group. He graduated from NDSU with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering and has 8 years of Engineering experience working on both private and public projects throughout the state of North Dakota. Anthony has provided preliminary planning, design, and construction & … Read More Land and Site Development Civil Engineering, E-Week, Land and Site, land and site development, National Engineers Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 9 » Blog Flood Protection Project Alleviates Burden on Residences, Local Businesses Residents of Lisbon, N.D., have been abuzz with anticipation lately about some encouraging changes on the horizon. As of November … Read More ... Stormwater, Ecosystems & You, Part 4: Groundwater and the Rural Landscape This is the fourth installment in a series of articles highlighting stormwater runoff, its effect on ecosystems and how engineering … Read More ... 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