Subdivision engineering used to follow a fairly steady set of steps. Lay out the lots, design the roads, route the water and sewer, then submit the plans. That work is getting harder. New rules, tougher drainage standards and tighter utility … Continue reading →
Land development projects depend on more than good land. They also depend on the water, sewer and power systems that serve the site. When those systems run short on room, a town can slow down or even stop new connections. … Continue reading →
A traffic study looks at how a new project will change traffic in the surrounding area. It checks roads, driveways, and turn lanes before plans get locked in. Skipping this step can send a project into real trouble later. Traffic … Continue reading →