Coverage · EA
Washington
Atlensa reviews Environmental Assessments for projects in Washington - catching errors before they reach SEPA lead agencies (Ecology, WSDOT, cities and counties) and flagging gaps in NEPA compliance.
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SEPA lead agencies (Ecology, WSDOT, cities and counties)
USACE Seattle District, FHWA, USFS, BPA / DOE, NMFS
Key Regulatory Programs
State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA)
NEPA
Shoreline Management Act
Growth Management Act / Critical Areas
Common EA Settings
TransportationPorts and waterfrontFederal forest and energySalmon habitatUrban infill
Regulatory Context
Washington projects usually need a SEPA threshold determination and, when federal, a NEPA EA. The two documents have to tell the same story on wetlands, shorelines, and ESA species. CAOs and SMA permits add local tests the EA often understates. Atlensa flags splits between the SEPA checklist, the NEPA EA, and the permit package.
How Atlensa Helps
Reviews Environmental Assessments against NEPA and the programs that apply in Washington
Checks the report against SEPA lead agencies (Ecology, WSDOT, cities and counties) and related agency requirements
Flags data gaps, inconsistencies, and missing documentation
Reduces report turnaround from days to hours
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Other reports in Washington
BABiological AssessmentESA §7Phase I ESAPhase I Environmental Site AssessmentASTM E1527WDRWetland Delineation ReportUSACE / CWA 404
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