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From hikers to cyclists, nature lovers have been enjoying the Rocky Ridge Park Trail for years, thanks to Jason Wolfe, RLA, (registered landscape architect) at C.S. Davidson. When the project was initially presented, it proposed clear-cutting 50 feet of the existing forest to make way for the new trail. “I felt we could do better, environmentally and aesthetically, so I designed a trail that strategically meanders through the forest.” Jason was able to meet stormwater requirements by utilizing woodland berms which preserved mature trees and left the land undisturbed. “When I visit the completed project, I see the number of people utilizing the trail and my vision of what “could be” came to life,” he added. If you are interested in paving the way for your future career, check out C.S. Davidson’s opportunities at https://lnkd.in/gZ4EC6g5.

York City Planning Commission approves comprehensive plan "Jessica Fieldhouse, a project manager at the city's consultant, C.S. Davidson Inc. engineering firm, told the planning commission that the consultants wanted to ensure they were comfortable with the document. The recommendation to OK the draft would initiate a more extensive review and comment process." Read the full article at https://lnkd.in/eqxPFRwe.

C.S. Davidson, Project Manager Charlie Sterner transforms Devil’s Den into a more accessible Civil War destination With its huge dark granite boulders, sweeping views of Little Round Top, and numerous Civil War monuments, Devil’s Den at Gettysburg National Military Park is a place where history and natural beauty converge. Over the years, the heavy foot traffic of visitors and the unauthorized trails they created led to major erosion and safety concerns. In some spots, a misplaced step would lead to a drop of more than a foot off the side of the trail. Learn why this project is so near and dear to Sterner, Charlie at https://lnkd.in/eJXySngi

Thank you, Downtown York, PA, for recognizing C.S. Davidson as a business "...that has been a vital part of our community for 100 years or more. These businesses are the backbone of our downtown, and their commitment to our community is truly inspiring. We are also thrilled to recognize additional businesses within the city that have reached this remarkable milestone of 100 years or more in business." CSD congratulates all award recipients, nominees, and our 100+ anniversary friends Central Market York, Schaefer Flowers, Kleppers Security Source, Penn Market, and The York Water Company. Kerryn Fulton, CEO, C.S. Davidson pictured third from the left.

C.S. Davidson, Inc. is thankful for its engineers, who are dedicated to the clients and communities we serve. The first professional engineering license was issued to Charles Bellamy in Wyoming on August 8, 1907. Since then, licensure has expanded, and professional engineers across the U.S. have made the commitment to protect public health, safety, and welfare. The National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) celebrates licensed professional engineers with the ninth annual Professional Engineers Day today.

C.S. Davidson was proud to sponsor and attend Stroud Water Research Center's 75th anniversary of Dr. Ruth Patrick’s landmark study of the Conestoga River Basin. Dr. Patrick developed the principle that the best way to determine the effects of man-made pollution in a stream was to study the organisms living in and near the water. Learn more about her impact at https://lnkd.in/eKgnE8Ep Also, be sure to check out our map of her 1948 study at https://lnkd.in/euuxPg9c

Baseball, burgers, and beer—it doesn't get much better than that on a beautiful evening at a York Revolution game. Thank you, C.S. Davidson clients and their families, for joining us for a fun-filled night at our annual Client Appreciation Celebration. And kudos to the York Revs staff for taking such great care of us! #CSDfamily

"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin At C.S. Davidson, all staff, from interns to admins and marketing to engineers, are encouraged to expand their knowledge in our field. Structural engineer Andrew Ferrari, PE, presented Structural 101, which focused on the basics of structural engineering and how they connect to civil engineering.

Congratulations to Jordan Good, Chief Administrative Officer, for earning the 2023 C.S. Davidson's Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Employee Owner of the Year award. Jordan exemplifies selfless service and leadership. His ability to understand and meet the needs of his fellow employees sets an outstanding example of what it means to be an employee-owner. L. to r.: ESOP Committee members Paul Pope III, Jordan Good (recipient), Courtney Harlacher, Jessica Fieldhouse, AICP, and Anthony Lain.