News

• Dec 2009
  Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. ranks in Southeast Construction's Top Design Firms for third year running.
  For the third consecutive year, Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. continued its upward advance in Southeast Construction magazine's annual ranking of Top Design Firms. The firm earned a ranking of 82 in the 2009 list, which is published in October of each year. Last year the firm ranked in 90th place, up from the preceding year's spot at 112.
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• Sep 2009
  Group offers low-cost solutions to troubled intersections
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• May 2009
  Be Wary of the End
  In a recent interview with the Triangle Business Journal, Ramey Kemp has a message of caution for entrepreneurs who are looking forward to expanding after the recession ends. Read More (.PDF)
  
  
• Feb 9, 2009
  Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. announces relocation of Winston-Salem Office
  Raleigh, NC -- Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the relocation and new address of the regional office in Winston-Salem, NC. The office, formerly at 846 West Street, is now located at 621 Jonestown Road, Suite 221, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, telephone 336-725-5470. Read More (.PDF)
  
  
• Jan 6, 2009
  Ramey Kemp & Associates announces senior leadership succession plan.
  Raleigh, NC-- Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. announces the promotion of Montell (Monty) Irvin, P.E., PTOE to the position of President and Chief Executive Officer of the firm effective January 1, 2009. Ramey F. Kemp, Jr., founder and previous President, will remain in the position of Chairman of the Board and Director of Business Development. Read More (.PDF)
  
  
• Jul 14, 2008
  Ramey Kemp & Associates announces opening of new office in Charlotte, NC
  Raleigh, NC -- Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the opening of a new regional office in Charlotte, NC. The new office is located at 8307 University Executive Park Drive, Suite 260, Charlotte, NC 28262, telephone 704-549-4260. Read More (.PDF)
  
  
• Jul 2007
  Traffic Impact Analysis performed for new developments in Virginia
  At the urging of Virginia Governor Timothy Kaine, the 2006 Virginia State Legislature passed into law a bill requiring the establishment of statewide standards to ensure that a traffic impact analysis is performed for development projects that potentially impact the state-controlled transportation network. Localities will now be required to submit a traffic impact analysis for Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) review at three key stages of land use: comprehensive plans and amendments; rezonings, and site plans. For rezonings and site plan submittals, any residential development with more than 100 homes or 150 apartments units will trigger the need for a traffic impact analysis. Other land uses that generate more than 250 vehicles per hour or 2,500 vehicles per day, or that double the traffic volume on low volume roadways will also require a traffic impact analysis. This law will take effect on July 1, 2007. Read More (.PDF)