Expert Permitting for Smooth Project Success

Comprehensive Permitting & Compliance Services

Navigating environmental regulations can be complex, especially when multiple agencies require a Permit for a single project. We offer full-service water rights and environmental consulting, ensuring seamless coordination with state and federal agencies. Whether your project involves wetlands, public lands, fish habitats, or protected areas, our experts help secure the necessary approvals and Permits while minimizing delays and compliance risks.
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DSL (Oregon Department of State Lands)

The Oregon DSL oversees removal-fill activities in state waters and wetlands. Our team ensures you meet requirements under the Oregon Removal-Fill Law by preparing wetland delineations, developing mitigation plans, and streamlining the permit application process.

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ODFW (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife)

ODFW safeguards Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources, requiring permits or approvals for projects that affect fish passage or aquatic habitats. We handle everything from fish screening and bypass installation to instream water rights coordination, so your project respects Oregon’s fish populations.

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DEQ (Oregon Department of Environmental Quality)

DEQ enforces water quality regulations through NPDES and 401 Water Quality Certifications. We help clients manage stormwater, wastewater, and other discharges that could impact Oregon’s rivers and groundwater. Our specialists ensure you comply with Clean Water Act standards at every stage of your project.

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USACE (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regulates dredge and fill operations under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. Our experts guide you through jurisdictional determinations, 404 permit applications, and any necessary environmental assessments (EAs) or environmental impact statements (EIS), ensuring compliance with federal guidelines.

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BLM (Bureau of Land Management)

If your project is on BLM-administered public lands, additional approvals or right-of-way grants may be required. We coordinate land-use plans, environmental reviews, and resource management directives to keep your operations aligned with BLM policies and land-use mandates.

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USFS (U.S. Forest Service)

Projects in National Forests often require special use permits and adherence to forest management plans. Our team works closely with USFS to minimize ecological impacts, secure necessary authorizations, and maintain compliance with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) guidelines.

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NPS (National Park Service)

For projects within or near National Parks or National Monuments, NPS has stringent standards to protect park resources and visitor experiences. We handle the permit applications, site evaluations, and cultural resource considerations to ensure you meet NPS requirements.

Our Comprehensive Approach

  • Regulatory Expertise: We stay current on state and federal regulations, helping you identify overlapping or sequential permit requirements.
  • Project Coordination: Our staff liaises with agency representatives, ensuring clear communication and quick resolution of any compliance issues.
  • Environmental Stewardship: We prioritize sustainable project planning, balancing your development goals with Oregon’s conservation standards.
  • End-to-End Services: From feasibility studies and permit applications to compliance monitoring and mitigation strategies, we provide comprehensive support every step of the way.
Scott Fein, Licensed Professional Land Surveyor in Oregon specializing in water rights and environmental permits
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Scott Fein is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) in Oregon and is registered with the Oregon State Board of Engineering Examiners and Land Surveyors.