Confirm the property and authority
Establish parcel context, municipal or county jurisdiction, zoning map sources, and other relevant review entities.
Nationwide service
One disciplined due diligence process, adapted to each jurisdiction.
ZoneLogic supports commercial real estate decisions across the United States. Each assignment begins with the property, applicable jurisdiction, proposed use, and decision the research needs to support.
Nationwide does not mean generic
Start by identifying who controls what.
Land-use authority, utility service, roadway access, fire review, drainage criteria, environmental constraints, building permits, and development fees may sit with different local, regional, state, or special-purpose entities.
ZoneLogic begins with jurisdiction and parcel context, then follows the sources and review structure applicable to the site.
A typical jurisdiction map may include
- Municipal or county planning and zoning
- Public works, engineering, and transportation
- Building and fire review
- Water, wastewater, or special service districts
- State transportation or environmental agencies
- Floodplain, drainage, or watershed authorities
- Recorded plans, overlays, covenants, or development agreements
- Other reviewing entities identified through research
Regional familiarity
Stronger familiarity, without a limited service area.
ZoneLogic works nationwide. Our strongest regional familiarity is in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, but every assignment is evaluated using the current rules, agencies, and published sources applicable to the specific property.
Projects beyond these regions
Projects outside these four states are accepted and researched jurisdiction by jurisdiction. Familiarity varies by location, and availability depends on scope, source access, project complexity, and required turnaround.
A repeatable framework
Consistent questions. Jurisdiction-specific answers.
Trace applicable requirements
Review available codes, plans, maps, fee schedules, application materials, and agency guidance against the stated use.
Separate findings from open items
Document sources, assumptions, potential risks, agency-confirmation needs, and recommended next steps.
Research is preliminary unless the scope includes agency confirmation. Codes, maps, application requirements, fee schedules, and staff interpretations can change. ZoneLogic does not guarantee an approval or agency outcome.
A property anywhere in the U.S.
Bring us the site and the proposed use.
We’ll evaluate the jurisdiction and recommend a scope appropriate to the decision and research conditions.