Welcome Mark Magrecki

PennTerra Engineering, Inc named Mark A. Magrecki, RLA regional manager of their Mechanicsburg, PA office. Mr. Magrecki has over 20 years of diverse experience in the land development and land planning fields. His experience includes the design and project coordination related to the development of commercial, residential, industrial and educational sites. He is a registered landscape architect in PA and a graduate of Kansas State University.

PennTerra’s Quick Response and Quality Services are proving to be an asset in the Marcellus Shale Industry

The booming Marcellus Shale Play in the northern tier of Pennsylvania is the latest segment of Pennsylvania’s economy which is using PennTerra’s services. Over the past year, PennTerra has preformed wetland delineations, surveyed gas well pad areas, water impoundment areas and pipeline runs and assisted in the permitting of numerous Marcellus projects in the northern parts of Pennsylvania. Our quick turnaround time and knowledge of the process are proving to be strong points in this important energy market and we look forward to expanding our services as the market grows.!PennTerra’s clients using our services in Georgia and Texas PennTerra has long established itself as a “go-to” firm for site engineering in Pennsylvania. Now, our clients are using our services in projects in the beautiful states of Georgia and Texas. PennTerra is now in the planning stages of Plantation Village, a 130 acre Planned Community just outside of Savannah Georgia and Warm Springs Specialty Rehabilitation Hospital, a 40 bed wound healing facility in Victoria Texas. Partnering with local engineers and surveyors combined with state of the art technology is enabling PennTerra to provide our services anywhere in the United States.

PennTerra co-sponsors Centre County Chamber of Business and Industry forum on new NPDES regulations

Renewing NPDES permits has the potential to have serious implications on existing projects where earth disturbance (road, utility and home construction) is still proposed. Construction costs, lot development costs and engineering design costs are going to be increased significantly due to the new regulations. The renewal process has the potential for developers to lose lots and open space within the previously approved development. Learn more about these new regulations by downloading our guide.