3/23/2009· Engineering
In many places of NYS, public water supply systems are available. If your site is situated in such a location, then the lots which will result from your contemplated subdivision will be required to draw their water supply from the municipal water system
3/5/2009· Construction
Obtain The Necessary Permits And Do Your Homework Before Closing On A Property You Hope To Develop
As you enter into a contract to buy a piece of commercial or industrial property, you should always keep in mind that your new town and county have rules which you must abide by. With regard to the exterior areas of your premises, there are rules concerning your septic system, the maintenance of your building, the addition onto your structure, etc
12/28/2006· Construction
Does Your Site Have Excessive Slopes? What to Consider When Developing Land With Steep Slopes
In developing a vacant piece of land, steep slopes are often an issue. And, the more prevalent the steep slopes are on a site, the greater the likelihood that retaining walls will be part of the Approved Site Plan. Let us consider three municipalities which regulate the final allowable slopes for land which is filled, cut, or graded
by Lawrence J. Fennelly, John H. Lombardi
by Sidney P. Blum
by Alan David Kaye; Adam M Kaye; Richard D Urman (Eds)
