Professional services to evaluate site conditions and determine how the land can best be used to protect the environment and achieve suitable use and value. The resulting product identifies the type and intensity of use, suitable locations, resource protection area, and legal parameters for use. Plans provide the basis for detailed design, engineering, and approvals.

• Site Design
• Master Plans
• Open Space Plans
• Park and Trail Design
• Resources/Land Management Plans
• Environmental Assesments

Professional design services that capitalize on the attributes of a site and enhancements that create a greater “sense of place” that is appealing to the user and is aesthetic and interesting. Fundamental to each design is a knowledge of site conditions and context. The resulting built environment inherently relates to the human senses and embodies such principles as appropriate horticulture, seasonal interest, balance, and scale.

• Planting Plans
• Athletic Fields
• Hardscape Design
• Golf Course Layout
• Lighting
• Irrigation
• Signage

Professional services that result in plans and documents that can be built and are cost conscience. The solutions to land use problems may be within the confines of existing regulations requiring careful interpretation of the rules and a clear and accurate presentation of the proposal. On occasion, regulations need to be written or amended to result in the best and most creative solution. Managing complex approvals with multiple jurisdictions is sometimes focus of our services.

• Land Development
• Subdivision Plans
• Grading/Earth Disturbance Permits
• New Zoning/Rezoning
• Wetlands Permits

LandConcepts Group coordinates with an independant professional service firm, Hibbeln Engineering Co., L.L.C., which provides professional engineering and design services that permit a project to be built within the context of complex regulations aimed at protecting sensitive environments and site features. Among the key elements are the protection of surface water and groundwater resources, and managing stormwater to achieve suitable flow regimens and water quality objectives.

• Stormwater Management Feasibility Studies & Design (Quantity & Quality)
• Hydrologic Modeling & Hydraulics
• Best Management Practices
• Erosion & Sediment Control
• Grading and Drainage Plans
• Utility Plans