Greenwell Surveying of Suffern

Surveyor Suffern, NY
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About Greenwell Surveying of Suffern

Greenwell Surveying of Suffern is a surveyor in Suffern, NY. The firm holds a rating of 4.70. Formed in 1991, the firm handles a project from its early stages through the approval process, including appearances before Planning, Zoning, and Town or Village Boards as the scope requires. Jay A. Greenwell, a licensed surveyor in New York and New Jersey and licensed in New York since 1985, has more than 35 years of experience in land surveying and land planning. He manages an integrated survey department and supervises and schedules field crews and support personnel across subdivisions, site planning, wetlands locations, construction stakeouts, photogrammetry, and title survey work. As a land planner, he assembles a multi-disciplined team to carry projects through site plan and subdivision design, including layout, design, permitting, and approvals, and reviews zoning, environmental, physical, and other developmental constraints and incorporates them into the design. Work in Rockland County has included right-of-way and topographic mapping for the Grand Slam Baseball Project on Pomona Road in the Town of Ramapo, right-of-way and topographic mapping for the Valley Cottage Road Improvement Project prepared for the Town of Clarkstown, a pump station as-built for the Town of Orangetown on Greenbush Road in Orangeburg, a boundary survey of the sewage treatment plant for RCSD #1 on Route 340 in Orangeburg, boundary and topographic surveying with construction stakeout and as-built preparation for the expansion of the Medical Office Building at Good Samaritan Hospital on Route 59 in Suffern, boundary and topographic surveying for the Nyack College North Campus in South Nyack, and boundary, topographic, stakeout, and as-built work for a 63,000 square foot addition to Clarins on Olympic Drive in Orangeburg. Further projects include the NYS Route 303 Improvement Project for a traffic light installation at Valley Cottage Shopping Center, site planning and surveying for the 99,000 square foot KeyMed Corporation facility on Corporate Drive in Orangeburg, and boundary, topographic, site planning, stakeout, and as-built surveying for Jawonio Inc. on Route 45 in New Hempstead. The business has earned a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it.

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  • Construction Stakeouts
  • Land Planning
  • Subdivision Design
  • Surveying
  • Topographic Mapping

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