Deliverable
What the feasibility report actually looks like.
The Comprehensive Site Feasibility Assessment is delivered as an organized PDF. Below is the structure, section by section.
Sample — for illustrative purposes
Contents
Twelve sections.
- 01
Executive Summary
A short read on whether the site appears to support the proposed project and what stands in the way.
- 02
Property Information
Parcel identification, acreage, jurisdiction, and the sources used.
- 03
Zoning
District, permitted uses, dimensional standards, and applicable overlays.
- 04
Site Characteristics
Shape, frontage, grade, and observed usable area.
- 05
Access
Frontage, likely driveway location, and access considerations.
- 06
Utilities
Water, sewer or septic, power, and gas availability research.
- 07
Floodplain / Environmental Screening
Desktop screening of publicly available mapping.
- 08
Conceptual Site Layout
A conceptual CAD exhibit testing the program against the parcel.
- 09
Parking Analysis
Preliminary stall demand under local ratios and how it fits.
- 10
Development Constraint Matrix
Category-by-category status at a glance.
- 11
Professional Studies Recommended
The licensed work the project would need next.
- 12
Development Roadmap
Sequenced next steps with the decisions attached to each.
Inside the report
The Development Constraint Matrix.
Every category gets a status so you can see the shape of the risk in a glance. Illustrative only — every property differs.
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Development Constraint Matrix
Sample — illustrative only
| Category | Preliminary status | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| Zoning | Appears supportive | Current district appears to allow the proposed use, subject to verification with the local jurisdiction. |
| Utilities | Further research | Public water appears available at the frontage; sewer capacity and connection point require confirmation with the provider. |
| Access | Appears supportive | Frontage on a public road; driveway location and any permitting requirements to be confirmed. |
| Floodplain | Appears supportive | No mapped special flood hazard area identified on publicly available screening resources. |
| Topography | Further research | Publicly available contour data suggests grade change across the site that may affect layout and earthwork. |
| Stormwater | Requires professional evaluation | Detention and water-quality requirements must be evaluated by a licensed professional engineer. |
| Environmental | Additional investigation recommended | Desktop screening indicates features warranting review by a qualified environmental professional. |
| Parking | Appears supportive | Preliminary stall count for the proposed program appears achievable within the usable area. |
Every property is different. This matrix is illustrative only and does not represent findings for any specific parcel.
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The Comprehensive Site Feasibility Assessment is $2,500, with a $1,250 deposit to begin.