ARM is Bronze and Silver SWANA Excellence Award Winner

The Cell 2D expansion at SHL was a successful project that incorporated multiple sustainability concepts and innovations while navigating through policies and permitting procedures that evolved through the course of the project to ensure environmental protection and financial responsibility.  In addition to being the first MSE berm in the state, the project also featured the first ever designed, permitted, and constructed photovoltaic (solar) system on an MSE berm, installed with a patent-pending design by ARM engineers, as shown below:

ARM was the permitting, civil/geotechnical and construction-phase engineer for the construction of the 3.2-MW wind energy project at Turkey Hill Point that was completed in December, 2010. The two (2) 1.6-MW wind turbine generators are supplying approximately 25 percent of the electrical needs for the adjacent Turkey Hill Dairy processing facility.  The $9.5 Million project was completed as a partnership between PPL Renewable Energy, LLC (PPLRE), a subsidiary of PPL Electric Utilities, and the Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority (LCSWMA). ARM conducted the feasibility studies, site development planning, geotechnical evaluations, wind resource assessment, and natural resource management studies (wetlands, threatened and endangered species, bird migration) to enable design and permitting of the project.