CRS was hired by a large, nationally-known company that owns and operates a "Class I" hazardous waste landfill in California to provide strategic counseling and advice in connection with the client's planned landfill expansion.
We worked with the client in developing and implementing a strategy for obtaining critical approvals and permits from the Regional Water Board.
The permits were obtained and the client has moved forward with the landfill expansion.
CRS was engaged by a Bay Area refinery to assist in obtaining necessary permits from the Regional Water Board and San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission related to the refinery's marine wharf upgrades under the California Marine Oil Terminal Engineering and Maintenance Standards ("MOTEMS").
We worked with a team of refinery personnel, outside technical and engineering consultants in addressing Regional Board stormwater and wetlands mitigation requirements for the project. We also worked with BCDC management to position the refinery project application for Commission approval.
The client was issued the necessary permits and the project is moving forward.
CRS provided strategic communications and consulting services to a major home builder on a number of residential development projects in and around the San Francisco Bay Area.
We assisted the client with its application to the Regional Water Board for water quality certification under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act, and related statutes and regulations under the Porter-Cologne Act, and succeeded in helping the client obtain necessary permits to enable the projects to move forward.