Much Ado About Fort Monmouth

Fort Monmouth, a once bustling Army installation consisting of over 1,126 acres, is nestled within the communities of Eatontown, Oceanport, and Tinton Falls, New Jersey. Initially designed as a self-contained community, today there are only remnants of services and businesses still active along the main thoroughfare. Since the base officially closed in 2011, there has been much ado over its fate. ... Read More

The Power of Flowers!

As Mother’s Day officially heralds-in the notion of flowers, it also triggers us into motion in the yard! But before going flower-crazy, a little bit of planning goes a long way in helping you make the best choices. Here is some general advice from our Director of Landscape Architecture, Raymond Liotta, LLA, PP, AICP, to point your green thumb in the right direction! ... Read More

Planning Minute with AICP President, Deborah Lawlor!

The American Planning Association’s (APA) National Planning Conference (NPC) kicked off Saturday, April 21, in New Orleans! The four-day event will bring together the hottest topics, latest tools and leading voices. We caught up with the President of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) and Maser Consulting Discipline Leader of Planning Services, Deborah Lawlor, ... Read More

Maser Consulting Aids in Restoring Local New Jersey Communities

New Jersey Cities Redeveloping Local Communities Maser Consulting is proud to offer services to aid communities in their redevelopment projects. Recently, the Firm provided integrated engineering services for the cities of Hoboken and Camden; both projects offer the resident families, youth, and surrounding neighborhoods a place for activity, amusement, and economic growth. Hoboken Yard Redevelopment ... Read More

GIS: Getting Started with the Water Quality Accountability Act

As more processes and documents are being moved to web-based programs, it makes sense that local government, an industry with many complicated procedures, would gravitate to do the same. And with the Water Quality Accountability Act requiring owners of water distribution systems to GPS locate utilities, there’s a need to move online more than ever. ... Read More

Amendments Made to Well Construction and Maintenance

NJDEP Approves New Well Monitoring Alternative The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) made amendments to the Well Construction and Maintenance; Sealing of Abandoned Wells regulations, which became effective March 1. The changes revise well-driller license classes, introduce new licenses, approve new technology, expand the applicability of site-wide permits, and create cost-saving opportunities for our ... Read More