Laberge Group has worked with the Village of Colonie in the past to ensure their compliance with the New York State Stormwater Management Program and the implementation deadline of January 8th, 2008. The Program is designed to be an ongoing regulated program to ensure that water runoff from all sites is cleaner, and less invasive […]
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The Laberge Group was retained for a Water improvement project in Port Leyden, NY. The Village had been fed by two spring fed open reservoirs in the neighboring hills for almost a century. Changes to the Surface Water Treatment Rule forced the Village in rural Lewis County to revise its water supply and storage. In
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MUNICIPALITIES AND CONSULTANTS WORKING AS PARTNERS This article appeared in the May/June 1999 issue of Talk of the Towns & Topics, a publication of the Association of Towns of the State of New York, and is reprinted with permission. By Richard F. Laberge, P.E., President Laberge Group Is your town overwhelmed or overburdened with day
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Many of New York’s rural communities have long strived to identify or create a niche that would give them instant recognition as a “hotspot” or the place to be. But it has not been until recently that a rural municipality could, with the flip of a switch, literally be the “hotspot” – that is, the
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Have you ever stopped at a traffic signal and waited, seemingly endlessly, and no other cars can be seen? Sitting at the red light, wondering why you are not moving when no one else is coming is frustrating and wastes time and energy. There are several possible reasons for this, but the most common is
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The Town of Fort Edward is a predominantly rural waterfront community in New York’s Washington County. The Town is situated along the eastern shoreline of the Hudson River approximately 45 miles north of Albany. Part of the Hudson River Valley, the 35-square mile town has long been and continues be a viable agricultural community with
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