Municipal Consulting

Since 1989, Nitsch Engineering has enjoyed an on-going consulting relationship with the Town of Groton. We have provided civil engineering review services on over 125 site plan and subdivision projects, reviewed existing road conditions and recommended improvements to be constructed within a limited budget, revised the Subdivision Rules and Regulations with the Planning Board, created a Construction Appendix for use in all new roadway design and construction, and prepared Site Plan Checklists and Subdivision Checklists. Tasks have included:

• Reviewing site plans, cluster developments, 40B projects, preliminary and definitive subdivisions, Notices of Intent, roadway, utility, Title 5 compliance, and stormwater management systems for compliance with standard engineering practices, constructability, and conformity to town, state, and federal regulations.
• Attending pre-construction meetings with the Planning Board’s agent, Department of Public Works, and the Contractor.
• Providing technical support at public hearings/meetings and site walks.
• Observing construction to ensure conformance with construction standards and permits.
• Preparing construction cost estimates for performance bonds.
• Advising the Planning Board of construction status and bond reductions.
• Reviewing as-built plans, perform final construction site visit, and recommend whether or not the street was built correctly for acceptance as a public way.
• Reviewing and revising the Subdivision Rules and Regulations as well as the Construction Appendix

Since 1998, Nitsch Engineering has been providing the following services to the Town of Raynham:

• Reviewing site plans for residential and non-residential developments; Notices of Intent; and roadway, utility, Title 5 compliance, and stormwater management systems for compliance with standard engineering practices, constructability, and conformity to town, state, and federal regulations.
• Reviewing traffic and transportation issues to ensure mitigation.
• Attending pre-construction meeting with the Town Planner, Department of Public Works, and the Contractor.
• Providing technical support at public hearings/meetings and site walks.
• Observing construction to ensure conformance with proper construction standards and permits.
• Preparing construction cost estimates for performance bonds.
• Advising the Planning Board of construction status and bond reductions.
• Reviewing as-built plans, perform construction site visits, and recommend whether streets were built correctly for acceptance as a public way.
• Assisting the Planning Board with general engineering and technical assistance in matters before them.Assisting the Planning Board with general engineering and technical assistance in matters before them.