land use

April 24, 2024

SCS Engineers will sponsor and exhibit at The Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite® this September 12-15th at Tenaya Lodge in Fish Camp, CA.  The Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite® is nationally recognized as the largest and most prestigious gathering in California of leaders in environmental, land use, and natural resources law. We hope you will join us and many of our nation’s top environmental officials, lawyers, and other professionals for four days of legal education and collegiality.  Registration opens in late Summer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by Brianna Morgan at 9:26 am

September 14, 2023

Meet SCS Engineers Environmental Professionals at the largest and most prestigious gathering in California of Leaders in Environmental, Land Use, and Natural Resources Law. The 32nd Annual Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite will be held October 19-22, at Tenaya Lodge in Fish Camp/Yosemite, California.

As a Saturday Night Dinner Sponsor, SCS will have a display table and conduct a raffle!

Look for SCS Engineers’ Display Table and talk with
Jim Ritchie and Ashley Hutchens, about your environmental challenges!

We hope you will join us and many of our nation’s top environmental officials, lawyers, and other professionals for four days of legal education and collegiality in Yosemite for the 32nd Annual Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite®.

 

 

Posted by Laura Dorn at 5:22 pm

February 25, 2019

The purpose of the Quaternary Geology of Calumet and Manitowoc Counties, Wisconsin report is to provide an interpretation of the distribution and history of glacial deposits and a map showing their distribution.

This report should be useful for planning and development agencies in making land-use decisions, and to the non-metallic mining industry to aid in locating potential sources of aggregate.

The stratigraphic framework presented provides a basis for future detailed groundwater studies in the area. Finally, we hope that naturalists and others interested in the geologic history of the land on which we live will enjoy reading this report.

The report is available for sharing and downloading from the Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey.

We hope you find it both interesting and valuable. For geological surveys and information in other states, please contact us.

 

 

 

Posted by Diane Samuels at 6:00 am