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Scenic & Visual
TJD&A has developed a reputation as one of the leaders in visual impact assessment, scenic inventories, and mitigation planning in New England. We provide visual mitigation strategies for large-scale projects in highly sensitive locations..
visual impact studies
- Redington Wind Farm, Maine Mountain Power, Redington Mountain, ME
- Downeast LNG, Robbinston, ME
- St. Lawrence Cement Peer Review, Hudson Valley Preservation Coalition, Hudson and Greenport, NY
- Bangor Hydro 345 kV Tie Line to New Brunswick, ME
- New England Wind Energy Station, Boundary Mountains, Western Maine
- RWS Materials Recycling Facility, Gorham, ME
- Bath-Woolwich Bridge, Bath, ME
- Big 'A' Hydroelectric Project Visual Assessment
- Sears Island Cargo Port, Searsport, ME
- Route 16/302 Bypass Visual Assessment, Conway/N. Conway, NH
- Gold Mountain Gold Mine, Aroostook County, ME
- US Cellular Communications Tower, Denmark, ME
- ME Wireless Communications Tower, Freeport, ME
- Sprint PCS Communications Tower, Yarmouth, ME
mitigation strategies
- Pine Tree Landfill, Hampden, ME
- Bath Iron Works Land Level Transfer Facility, Bath, ME
- AES Co-generation Facility, Bucksport, ME
- RWS Balefill Closure Plan, Scarborough, ME
- Maritime and Northeast Pipeline
- Richmond Compressor Station, Richmond, ME
- Hinckley Park CMP Substation, South Portland, ME
- Los Angeles River Study, Los Angeles, CA
scenic inventory
- Scenic Inventory: Mainland Sites of Penobscot Bay, ME
- Scenic Inventory: Islesboro, North Haven, and Vinalhaven, ME
- Route 27 Scenic Inventory, MDOT
- Ripogenus Project and Penobscot Mills Relicensing
- Comprehensive Plan, Richmond, ME
- Scenic Inventory, Brunswick, ME
photosimulations
- Wiscasset Bypass Alternatives, MDOT, Wiscasset, ME
- Impacts of Saddleback Mountain Expansion on the Appalachian Trail, National Park Service
- St. Lawrence Cement Visual Impact Photosimulations, Hudson and Greenport, NY
- BIW Land Level Transfer Facility, Bath, ME
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