Interactive sample
Choose a sample parcel, explore seven modules, and inspect the assumptions behind each finding.
Fictional sample data and prepared assumptions. No live parcel lookup or customer analysis. No account required.
Decision layer · not the full report
Use this dashboard to compare sites and navigate executive findings. Each customer finding is organized with the available analysis, source evidence, calculations, planning exhibits, risks, dependencies, and recommended actions. Missing or unconfirmed evidence remains explicit.
01 · Select a sample site
02 · Compare planning assumptions
Module 02 · Sample Site A · Baseline
Carry the permitted-use, access, equipment-separation, and fire-water questions into the next diligence brief.
The full module records the available supporting evidence, assumptions, constraints, and required verification actions.
| Decision input | Sample value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Permitted use | To confirm | Local zoning authority |
| Adopted code + amendments | Not assigned | Building / fire authority |
| Fire access + separation | To verify | Project-specific layout |
This executive finding is the decision summary. The full module provides the traceable record behind it.
Open decision gate: Utility service and flood exposure. A positive area balance does not confirm a buildable layout, utility service, or permission to develop.
Selected report excerpts
Sample Site A · Baseline. These excerpts update with your selections above.
Sample Site A has 3 acres beyond the prepared allowances. Resolve utility service and flood exposure before advancing.
Sample Site A has 3 acres beyond the prepared allowances. Resolve utility service and flood exposure before advancing.
Next action: Obtain a service response and confirm the mapped flood constraints.
Owner: Utility / civil team
Carry the permitted-use, access, equipment-separation, and fire-water questions into the next diligence brief.
Next action: Identify the jurisdiction, adopted editions and amendments, then record the applicable source and section for each rule.
Owner: Planning / building / fire authorities
A target load establishes demand to investigate. The power pathway, evidence maturity, capacity basis, delivery dependencies, and energization date must be checked separately.
Next action: Identify the serving provider or onsite source, then document deliverable capacity, upgrades or fuel, permits, commercial terms, redundancy, and dated energization milestones.
Owner: Utility / electrical engineer
The air-cooled sample still requires confirmation of domestic water, fire water, equipment acoustics, and site conditions.
Next action: Confirm the mechanical design basis, service availability, discharge requirements, and sensitive receivers.
Owner: Mechanical / civil / acoustic specialists
See how the whole land budget changes when cooling and reserve assumptions change.
Next action: Validate survey boundaries, exclusions, vehicle swept paths, equipment access, and civil sizing.
Owner: Architect / civil engineer
Retain delivery, maintenance, replacement, and crane access when evaluating modular equipment and building systems.
Next action: Test delivery and replacement routes against equipment dimensions and the selected construction sequence.
Owner: Architect / contractor / equipment vendors
Utility service and flood exposure is an unresolved dependency in this sample. Assign an owner before committing to a cost or delivery date.
Next action: Obtain a service response and confirm the mapped flood constraints.
Owner: Utility / civil team
Selected sample excerpts only. This is not a full customer report, engineering study, utility commitment, or independently verified parcel assessment.
