All land is zoned for certain land uses. For example, a rural commercial zone would allow for a small grocery store, but would prohibit a race track. Zoning of your property should be one of the first questions you ask Clark Land Office. Whether the project includes a subdivision or construction of a building, permits will need to be obtained from the appropriate jurisdictions. Clark Land Office is adept at knowing when a specific permit is needed to get your project finalized.
Construction can start after permits are obtained and construction plans are approved.
The project could also be reviewed for traffic impacts, landscaping, protection of wildlife corridors, etc. Clark Land Office can assist in identifying these areas on your property and making recommendations concerning their characteristics. Clark Land Office is aware of many of these areas and can help you decide which is the best way to extend services to your property. Of course, every project will vary depending on the unique situations with the property. Certain projects do not require much professional assistance to obtain permits and approvals.