Every qualified site includes the planning evidence, development controls, capacity, constraints and risks required to define its viable development scenarios.
Book a Demo ↗AI AgentsThe as-of-right case is supported; utility capacity and one overlay interpretation still need verification.
Parcel geometry
Site area
Access and frontage
Existing conditions
Zoning designation
Permitted uses
Density and height
Setbacks and coverage
Parking and open space
Planning policy
The issuing authority, effective date, source extract and review status stay visible.
Capacity and program outputs retain the inputs and calculation path behind them.
Conflicts, uncertainty and diligence requirements are surfaced rather than hidden.
What is clearly permitted
What is physically feasible
What is commercially relevant
What alternative scenarios are viable
What requires discretionary approval
What needs further diligence
Feasibility is not a single yes-or-no result. It is a structured view of what is known, what is calculated, what is assumed and what still requires professional verification.
The evidence interface keeps the issuing authority, effective date, relevant section, source extract, conflict status and reviewer status attached to the result.
A value or requirement taken directly from an identified source and presented with provenance.
A capacity or program result derived from visible inputs and an inspectable calculation path.
A customer standard, operating assumption or investment threshold supplied by the team.
An interpretation that requires professional review rather than being presented as an uncontested fact.
A conflict, gap or diligence item that can materially affect the opportunity and must remain visible.
The result separates the clearly permitted case from commercially relevant alternatives and higher-upside discretionary options.
As-of-right buildable envelope
Physical and servicing constraints
Commercially relevant program range
Alternative use or building strategies
Discretionary approval requirements
Risks and diligence before advancement
