For planning and development applications, a site plan is almost always required. The city planning department will review a site plan to ensure it is in accordance with all applicable ordinances and development standards. Each municipality has its own requirements for the plan review and approval process.

A boundary survey plots out the lines around a plot of land. You may be able to make do with a simple boundary survey if all you need is the basics. A simple boundary survey can help prevent improvements from invading neighboring properties by clearly illustrating where the property line ends and the property line begins.

Topographic surveys often serve as a reference point or foundational map for engineers and architects at the start of a project. By conducting a topographic survey, designers can accurately map all man-made and natural physical features on the property and will be able to show any potential zoning or agency setback requirements.

The ALTA survey helps identify any potential risks associated with the property. As well as showing parcel boundaries, an ALTA survey will also show all improvements and easements on a property.

Having utilities easily accessible to the facility could have a significant impact on the schedule, cost, and overall design plan of the facility. Our team is able to review public records and the records provided by the property owner in addition to carrying out detailed field studies and surveys. This will enable us to begin the process of creating an underground utility report.

If the utilities are unable to handle the project demands or are unable to provide the infrastructure to allow them to do so, our regulatory compliance and permitting professionals have the expertise that will enable them to assist our clients both in the application process and in the securing of the necessary permits. In addition to our Professional Land Surveyors, we have Land Development Engineers and Professional Planners on staff. These professionals are willing to construct a workable site plan for the construction so that we may avoid conflicts with the proposed construction activities.