24k Professional Services, LLC.

03/01/2014

24k Professional Services announced it's filing of a civil lawsuit against the Department of Natural Resouces' Coastal Marshland Protection Division and several individual environmental groups concerning a dock permit for Bull River Bluff Properties located on Wilmington in Savannah, Georgia.

This complicated 169 page document has been submitted to both the Army Corps of Engineers and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. The permit application was unique in that a substantial quantity of supporting legal data was required.

First the formation of two corporations was required in order to fullfill legal requirements. A development company poised as the declarant and a non-profit dock association to manage and operate the dock facilities.

The permit application included the dock design for 45 privately owned dock slips. In order for long term leaseholds on state owned waterbottoms to exist, the community dock had to be condominiumized pursuant to Georgia Law (Section 44-3-80). These legal documents consisted of the Declarations, By-Laws, Dock Rules & Regulations, and a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) Plan.

24k Professional Services completed the design, drawings, legal documents, and application for the permit.

03/26/2010

Current stormwater management and erosion control measures are being employed on private property on Tybee Island. A City of Tybee Island permit was issued on March 26, 2010 allowing the grading and alteration of a land parcel on Tybee Island.

A pre-construction site analysis revealed low property elevations allowing adjacent property's stormwater to flood onto the late Dan Berstein's property. Under the current design approved, the lot will have new fill and be graded to allow the stormwater to be directed into the city storm drains. Work is expected to take several months to complete.

04/12/2010

The United States Department of Enegy has invited 24k Professional Services, LLC to participate in the evaluation of its current energy programs. Input and comments are being requested regarding the many aspects. This joint participation is expected to take quite some time. New articles will be appearing throughout the year. So check back soon.