Environmental consulting · Western Washington
Field assessments, technical reports, mitigation planning, and critical-area permitting support for residential and land-development projects.
Specializing in shoreline properties
C3 Habitat provides wetland consulting and critical-area services in Kitsap County, Pierce County, Mason County, and throughout Western Washington. Wetland, stream, shoreline, and habitat conditions are evaluated for homeowners, builders, engineers, and land-use professionals based on observed site conditions, applicable requirements, and the needs of the proposed project.
Services
Project-specific environmental work for residential development, accessory structures, subdivisions, utilities, restoration, and permit corrections.
Early evaluation of wetlands, shorelines, streams, and their regulated buffers before property purchase, project design, or permit submittal. The review focuses on how critical-area constraints affect the developable portion of a site and what technical work may be needed next.
Delineations, ratings, single-family certifications, functional assessments, buffer evaluations, and wetland documentation for project review.
Site-specific review of channel conditions, mapping, stream classification criteria, and riparian buffers affecting a proposed development.
Environmental review for shoreline properties, including jurisdiction, ordinary high water considerations, habitat conditions, and development setbacks.
Habitat management plans and realistic restoration strategies designed around site conditions, project impacts, and measurable performance.
Environmental responses for county review comments, critical-area variances, buffer adjustments, and coordinated supplemental submissions.
About
C3 Habitat is led by Christy Christensen, a Western Washington wetland and habitat consultant with more than two decades of field and permitting experience.
Christy works directly with property owners and project teams on wetlands, streams, shorelines, wildlife habitat, restoration, and critical-area permitting. Her approach combines careful site investigation with straightforward documentation and a strong understanding of how environmental rules affect real development decisions.
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Send the property address or parcel number, a short description of the project, and any county comments you have received.
Specializing in shoreline properties