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Pre-construction
What belongs in a development feasibility review?
The early questions that help a project team understand the path before design decisions harden.
Clarify the project
Start with the site, intended use, scope, jurisdiction, stakeholders, and the decisions that must be made next. A feasibility review is useful when it makes uncertainty concrete.
Test the regulatory path
Zoning and development feasibility, code context, likely approvals, and design coordination all influence the path ahead. Early review does not replace agency decisions; it helps the team prepare for them.
Carry insight into design
The output should be a practical set of questions, risks, and next steps that can guide design, permitting, schedule, and budget conversations.
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