For the rest of the process, use the remaining part of your team (inspectors, environmental, etc).

I'm focusing on ECB (Environmental Control Board) Violations but not sure where to a list or how to put together the list myself. 

That would also result in less cars / pollution. 

Get a full title L&E report (about $150) plus check the county for taxes owed and the city for code violations and any utility payments due.Being next to commercial brings up potential environmental concerns as well.

The 2018 bills are from my real estate lawyer, and from the Environmental Phase I/II.

(Cost paid by buyer)Environmental within 15 days: Contingency met in time.

Hello BP family,I am an Environmental Scientist from Long Island, New York.

well we sure find out ahead of time now.. given that we got dinged for 16k... and then had to pay about 5 times what it should have cost since we were in trouble.. another 19k.. not including the fee I paid my environmental lawyer who got the fine reduced by about half. 

Land development is very expensive by nature, depending on the upgrades to the facility (permits, earth movements, storm drainage, utility services connections, county and city fees, sanitary improvements that the city may assign with your improvement, permitting, storm water pollution fees and costs, roads improvements and parking lots requirements, etc.)  

I never used to listen to podcast but just love the invaluable information you can get all while driving.I'm trying to leverage the knowledge I've gained at college having receiving my Construction Management degree and also my (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) L.E.E.D Green Associate credential within the RE world.