This adult community development in Wall Township, NJ features over 400 single-family units, along with townhome units and a commercial section. This challenging project was located at a former sand-mining facility.  The site required extensive environmental remedial activities under the guidance of NJDEP.   This site also contained freshwater wetlands and was located in the CAFRA zone.   The Najarian team obtained a No Further Action (NFA) letter for the site's wetlands.

The grading of this site required cuts to 20-foot depths along with earth movement in excess of one million cubic yards. In addition to satisfying new CAFRA & stream encroachment regulations, our designers were faced with reducing off-site flooding conditions and analyzing downstream impacts on surrounding communities.  The hydrologic/hydraulic design had to be further modified to address U.S Fish and Wildlife concerns regarding a federally threatened and endangered plant community (swamp pink).  A regional stormwater study  was conducted for the entire drainage basin up to the Manasquan River .