Govenor Phil Murphy recently signed an overhaul of the state’s affordable housing system into law, the final step for a plan that will extend new legal protections and bonus credits to municipalities seeking to build new low- and moderate-income housing. Wondering how these changes affect your project? InSite Engineering is here to guide you through the complexities! Our team is well-versed in the updated rules, including adjustments to each municipality’s…

The NJ-based land development and consulting engineering firm has expanded its office locations to better serve the southern region of NJ. InSite Engineering, LLC, a New Jersey land development and consulting engineering firm based in Wall Township, NJ, has opened an Ocean County office in Manahawkin, NJ. The office address is 20 North Main Street, Suite 2B, Manahawkin, NJ 08050.  InSite’s vast list of service offerings made it an easy…

Today we celebrate World Wetlands Day. This year’s theme is ‘Wetlands and Human Wellbeing”. Wetlands are a natural resource that provide flood storage and buffering, water quality protection, shoreline erosion control, and serve as habitat for thousands of plant and animal species. They are essential for environmental balance and human wellbeing. Understanding and appreciating their value is critical to ensuring wetlands preservation. InSite’s professionals are constantly balancing regulatory requirements to…

As summer comes to a close, we would like to celebrate and thank our 2023 summer interns for jumping in and joining the InSite team these past few months. We welcomed three talented interns this summer and had the pleasure of watching them learn and grow as professionals. We wish them all the best of luck as they head back to school! The future generation of professionals is as bright…

Amendments to the NJ Flood Hazard Area Control Act Rules and Stormwater Management Rule became effective on July 17, 2023. These regulatory changes were adopted in response to NJDEP’s Protecting Again Climate Threats (“PACT”) initiative. This first round of PACT regulatory changes increase the extent of State-regulated flood hazard areas associated with non-tidal (fluvial) waterbodies, increase volumes of stormwater that must be accommodated in stormwater management design, and are likely…

Construction is going well at the Tall Oaks Farm and Brewery which is expected to open its doors later this year!!   InSite Professionals provided surveying, engineering, and planning services for the approximate 3,000 SF microbrewery project which also consists of a hops field, 30′ x 60′ open pavilion, and outdoor patio area.  This project utilized a surface stormwater infiltration basin as well as a pervious stone parking lot to…

We are proud to announce that we have crossed another milestone in the history of our company. Today marks InSite Engineering’s 20-year anniversary! Founded in 2003, what began as a small engineering firm has grown into a full-sized competitor in the industry. Over the past 20 years, we have grown our track record, service offerings, client list, and talent pool. Our company has many achievements and accomplishments and without the…

The NJ-based land development and consulting engineering firm has expanded its office locations to better serve the northern region of NJ. January 31, 2023 – Wall, NJ – InSite Engineering, LLC, a New Jersey land development and consulting engineering firm based in Wall Township, NJ, has opened a Bergen County office in Allendale, NJ. The office address is 165 Chestnut Street, Suite 200, Allendale, NJ 07401.  InSite’s already vast project…

One of the greatest things about working for InSite is the emphasis on giving back to the community. This year, we were honored to support the Jackson – Goetz Middle School ‘Giving Tree’, helping local families in need this holiday season.

InSite Engineering and InSite Surveying provided comprehensive civil engineering, professional planning and construction layout services for the development of 12 upscale single-family homes and the new Balmer Court for Martelli Development. The site was the former location of the Oceanport Municipal Complex, which was substantially damaged during Superstorm Sandy. InSite provided entitlement support for the redevelopment within a tidal flood hazard area and secured permits for all new utility infrastructure.…