Farm Building Permitting
Manure storages, animal housing, bunker silos, commodity sheds and shops — siting, grading, stormwater and the full permit package, carried through every agency review. See how a project runs →
NPDES, erosion and sediment control, land development, sewage, highway occupancy — whatever a project has to clear in Pennsylvania. We work out which approvals apply before you commit capital, prepare the submission, and carry it through review until the approval is in hand.
01 — Start here
Pick whichever is closest to your project. If none of them quite fit, call anyway — it's usually still something we do.
Manure storages, freestall and heifer barns, poultry houses, bunker silos, commodity sheds and shops. Siting, grading, stormwater and the permit package — carried through every agency review until it is approved.
How a farm building project runs →
Act 38 nutrient management, manure and odor management plans, agricultural E&S and CAFO permitting — written, submitted and kept current as the operation changes.
Which plan do I need? →
Contractor shops, storage buildings, offices, fire halls, single lots and subdivisions — including farm buildings being converted to commercial use, where the change of use brings a new set of requirements.
Small commercial projects →
02 — Capabilities
From a manure storage to a subdivision — every approval it has to clear, obtained from one office.
Agricultural — buildings & compliance
Manure storages, animal housing, bunker silos, commodity sheds and shops — siting, grading, stormwater and the full permit package, carried through every agency review. See how a project runs →
Nutrient management plans developed, submitted and kept current under Pennsylvania's Act 38 program — for CAOs, CAFOs and volunteer operations.
Manure management plans for operations of every size, plus Act 38 odor management plans for new and expanding animal housing and manure storage facilities.
Agricultural erosion & sediment control plans for plowing, tilling and animal heavy use areas — meeting Chapter 102 requirements for your farm.
NPDES CAFO permit applications, renewals and ongoing compliance support for concentrated animal feeding operations — coordinated with PA DEP.
Site & Land Development
Hydrologic analysis, stormwater management plans, BMP design and NPDES support — sized and documented to municipal and county ordinance requirements.
Site layout, grading and earthwork, erosion and sediment control, and the land development plans that go to the municipality.
On-lot septic permitting, driveway (highway occupancy) permits, and complete submission packages for municipal, county conservation district and PA DEP reviews — tracked from intake to approval.
Which approvals a property actually needs, and what the whole path costs in time and money — worked out before you commit capital to it. Frequently the most useful hour on a project.
Our office sits in northern Lancaster County, but our projects don't stop at the county line. We currently serve clients in more than 30 Pennsylvania counties — and the number keeps growing.
04 — About
Dedicated teams for agricultural and commercial work — so the people handling your approvals do this particular kind of job all the time, and know what each reviewer will ask for.
Nye Consulting Services, Inc. is based in Reinholds, Pennsylvania, and serves clients in more than 30 counties across the Commonwealth. Permitting, stormwater design and compliance planning are handled in-house rather than split between firms.
Whether you are a business owner putting up a shop, a farmer bringing an operation into compliance, a landowner planning a single improvement, or a developer managing a full subdivision, we scale our involvement to fit the project.
We also spend time on the regulations themselves — reading draft permits, submitting public comment and tracking what changes before it reaches your project. When a program shifts, our clients hear it from us rather than from a review letter.
05 — Process
We review your site, goals and constraints, and identify the approvals your project will need.
Site, grading and stormwater design, and the erosion control that goes with it.
Complete, compiled permit packages submitted to the right agencies the first time.
Review-comment responses and construction-phase questions handled through project close-out.
08 — Guides
Plain explanations of the Pennsylvania rules that decide what your project costs and how long it takes. Free, no form to fill in.
Tell us about it and we’ll outline the permits it needs and what work like this generally runs.
09 — Contact
Send a short description of the property and what you’d like to do with it. We’ll come back with the permitting framework it falls under and general pricing for that kind of work. Detailed scoping is the first phase of the project itself.