Entitlements and Design
Programming
Programming is the collaborative process in which we identify your needs and objectives as well as those of every other Stakeholder in the project. Other Stakeholders typically include: Cities, utility companies, neighborhood groups, and master developers. As your representative, we work with all parties to ensure that your needs are being met.
Our services during Programming include the definition of:
Project Scope of Work
Project Controls: Budget and Schedule
Project Key Personnel and Design Consultants
Tenant and End-User Requirements
Land Use and Zoning Requirements
Preliminary Engineered Site Plan
Preliminary Elevations and Building Construction Materials
Entitlements
The process of Entitlements is the legal method of obtaining discretionary approvals for the right to develop and/or construct on a property for its desired use(s).
Our services during Entitlements include preparation and/or submittal of the following:
Final Engineered Site Design
Refined Definition of Project Scope Of Work
Refined Definition of Project Controls: Budget / Schedule
Engineered Site Plan
Preliminary and Final Plat
Architectural Elevations / Renderings
Variance Requests
Special Use Permits
Driveway Access Permits
Liquor Licensing
Public Hearing(s)
Planning and Zoning Hearing(s) and Preliminary Site Plan Approval
City Council Hearing(s) and Final Site Plan Approval
Permitting
The permitting process is typically initiated after the discretionary approvals that are procured during the entitlements phase (although in some instances, permitting runs concurrently with the entitlements process).
Armstrong’s services during Permitting include preparation and submittal of the following:
Final Engineered Construction Documents (CD’s)
Final Architectural and Engineering CD’s
Utility Design Reports (Water, Sewer, Storm Drainage)
Hydrologic Design Report
Dry Utility Coordination (Electrical, Telephone, Natural Gas)
Constructability and Design Coordination Review Of CD’s
Administrative Code Compliance Review (By Municipality)
Calculation of Permit, Review, and Impact Fees