We help to plan land use from every side of the desk

For more than 40 years, clients have found in PEC’s Land Development Division highly knowledgeable advisors with a broad perspective born of unique experience. PEC’s senior Land Development staff have served as:
• members of planning commissions
• municipal planners
• consultants to developers and business owners
• members of builders associations
• members of boards of zoning appeals
• members of American Society of Landscape Architects

Our services call for a multi-disciplinary response to land development. Delivered in-house, from a
single source of varied engineering and planning expertise, these services offer clients extra measures
of convenience, efficiency, economy and accuracy:

PLANNING AND ANALYSIS
• conceptual design
• master planning
• feasibility studies
• infrastructure cost analysis
• floodplain studies

ZONING
• zone changes
• community unit plans
• planned unit development
• conditional use permits
• annexation

PLATTING
• residential subdivisions
• commercial subdivisions
• industrial subdivisions
• mixed-use developments
• infrastructure design
• utility documentation
• surveying: topographical site/boundary/ALTA
• drainage reports and master drainage plans
• vacation of streets and other public rights-of-way
• special assessment analysis and benefit district petitions
• representation at public hearing

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
• site civil design
• landscape design
• color graphics
• parks and pedestrian walk design
• amenities

Over the years, the Division has built strong relationships in both the public and private sectors of land development. Clients know that PEC delivers a complete package of development services: site surveys, platting, permit applications, zoning, site civil infrastructure design and landscaping, as well as electrical, mechanical, structural and geotechnical engineering. They know PEC will adapt the firm’s capabilities to
the exact needs of the project at hand:
• site planning
• guidance through city councils, county commissions, planning boards and other agencies
• prompt, experienced response to questions and concerns regarding issues that characterize real estate development

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