Site Planning
Before a design exists, someone has to answer what the land will actually allow. Site planning turns zoning text, topography, and easements into a clear picture of how many units fit, where they sit, and what the site will cost to develop.
Why clients choose us
Yield studies
How many units, how much square footage, how much parking — the numbers that drive whether a project pencils.
Zoning & overlay analysis
Base zoning plus the overlays that quietly control everything: coastal, airport, brush zone, historic, transit priority.
Lot splits & subdivision
SB-9 splits, parcel maps, and subdivision feasibility for owners sitting on more land than they realized.
What you get
- ✓ Zoning & overlay report
- ✓ Yield & massing study
- ✓ Conceptual site plan
- ✓ Constraints mapping
- ✓ Development cost range
- ✓ Go / no-go recommendation
Answered honestly
If your question is not here, ask us directly. We would rather have the awkward conversation early than the expensive one later.
I own a large lot. How do I know what I can build? +
That is exactly what a site plan answers. Our complimentary evaluation gives you a first read, and a formal yield study takes it to the level of detail a lender or partner would want.
Can you tell me if my lot qualifies for a split? +
Yes. SB-9 eligibility depends on zoning, lot size, existing structures, and prior split history. We check all four.
How long does a site plan take? +
Typically 2–4 weeks for a full yield and constraints study, depending on how much survey and title information already exists.
Related services
Custom Home Design
Architecture for one-of-a-kind homes, drawn by the team that will build them.
ADU Design
Accessory dwelling unit design tuned to California code and your lot.
Permitting
We submit, correct, and resubmit — you do not sit in line at the counter.
Engineering Coordination
Structural, civil, MEP, and Title 24 — managed as one coordinated set.
Ready to talk Site Planning?
Tell us what you are considering. We will give you a straight assessment of scope, cost, and timeline — before anyone signs anything.