With diverse management and planning experience on a number of projects throughout the state, Mr. Marking has the experience necessary to coordinate and oversee the different aspects of a project. Mr. Marking ensures contract compliance and cost control. In addition, Mr. Marking co-founded a successful remodeling contractor company. As an owner/partner, Mr. Marking managed sales and accounting, sub-contractor negotiations and on-site supervision.
Mr. Maygarden is an experienced project manager, researcher, and cultural resources investigator, specializing in Cultural Resource Management planning, Interpretative Master Planning, NEPA and NHPA compliance, Land Use History, and environmental management support. Over the past twenty six years, Ben has developed his wide range of technical and project expertise by supporting clients in all aspects of environmental and operational planning.
Mr. Galloway has seven years of experience performing drainage infrastructure and civil site designs, coastal engineering, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, forensic hydrology, data collection, and permitting.
Mr. Maygarden is an experienced project manager, researcher, and cultural resources investigator, specializing in Cultural Resource Management planning, Interpretative Master Planning, NEPA and NHPA compliance, Land Use History, and environmental management support. Over the past twenty six years, Ben has developed his wide range of technical and project expertise by supporting clients in all aspects of environmental and operational planning.
Mr. Galloway has seven years of experience performing drainage infrastructure and civil site designs, coastal engineering, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, forensic hydrology, data collection, and permitting.
Services
Gaea uses information gathered from historic aerial photographs, historic maps, and public records to determine the hydrologic changes that have taken place of a particular site over time.
With this information, we determine the most likely causes for these changes and detail the impacts of these changes.
Gaea's approach involves the systematic monitoring and evaluation of the various aspects of a construction project to guarantee that the highest possible standards of quality are being attained.
With this information, we determine the most likely causes for these changes and detail the impacts of these changes.
Gaea's approach involves the systematic monitoring and evaluation of the various aspects of a construction project to guarantee that the highest possible standards of quality are being attained.
Gaea Consultants provided multiple services to support the completion of Encroachment Plans and NEPA documentation for an Environmental Assessment of a proposed development of a new terminal at the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.
Gaea evaluated the proposed action and each reasonable alternative for effects on natural and beneficial floodplain values, including encroachment, significant encroachment, and potential measures to minimize potential harm.
Gaea also addressed the presence of wetlands and threatened or endangered species and investigated the water quality in the areas of each project alternative relative to the encroachment analysis.
Gaea evaluated the proposed action and each reasonable alternative for effects on natural and beneficial floodplain values, including encroachment, significant encroachment, and potential measures to minimize potential harm.
Gaea also addressed the presence of wetlands and threatened or endangered species and investigated the water quality in the areas of each project alternative relative to the encroachment analysis.
Gaea Consultants was responsible for addressing the environmental documentation requirements set forth by the US Coast Guard to obtain a permit for the replacement of the Hermitage Bayou Bridge in Plaquemines Parish.
We performed a site investigation and compiled a final report for approval.
Gaea Consultants coordinated with the United States Army Corps of Engineers and the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources to ensure all necessary water quality certification and permits were attained prior to construction of the project.
We performed a site investigation and compiled a final report for approval.
Gaea Consultants coordinated with the United States Army Corps of Engineers and the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources to ensure all necessary water quality certification and permits were attained prior to construction of the project.
Gaea Consultants prepared a hydrologic impact report for the restoration of the Central Wetlands Unit, an area that contains approximately 22,000 acres of wetlands in St. Bernard Parish.
The purpose of this report was to evaluate the impact of potential wetland assimilation and restoration activities on operations in the Lake Borgne Basin Levee District.
We investigated existing conditions, together with proposed fill and planting schemes, to determine operational ranges of water level changes for scoping and planning purposes.
The purpose of this report was to evaluate the impact of potential wetland assimilation and restoration activities on operations in the Lake Borgne Basin Levee District.
We investigated existing conditions, together with proposed fill and planting schemes, to determine operational ranges of water level changes for scoping and planning purposes.
East Carroll Parish Police Jury awarded Gaea a prime contract to provide engineering services on eight drainage projects throughout the Parish.
The projects are funded by the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
Gaea employees conducted a site visit to document the current drainage situation in the Parish.
Using information gathered at the site, Gaea is creating a HEC-HMS model to determine the runoff through the system for the 10, 25, 50, and 100-year, 24-hour storm events.
We are also developing a HEC-RAS model to determine the capacity of the system in its current state and to size new drainage structures to handle the design storm runoff.
The projects are funded by the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
Gaea employees conducted a site visit to document the current drainage situation in the Parish.
Using information gathered at the site, Gaea is creating a HEC-HMS model to determine the runoff through the system for the 10, 25, 50, and 100-year, 24-hour storm events.
We are also developing a HEC-RAS model to determine the capacity of the system in its current state and to size new drainage structures to handle the design storm runoff.
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