Really could use an architect to check it out.The idea if them being outlawed is something to consider and if it becomes illegal to burn, their value would be diminished considerably.

She works with building to navigate the building permits maze and is is also an architect.

While that's being done we will be finishing up the plans with the engineer and the architect.

I am an architect and investor in salt lake and I can help you get started on at least knowing what determining the highest and best use so that you have a little context when you make first contact.

Maybe I can run it as a public parking lot for a while until I get comfortable on the learning curve and build a trustworthy network of local people who can do the jobs required (architect, engineer, GC, builders, etc.).I figure that the parking lot business will take very small investment upfront and will generate some cash to cover annual property tax and then some.  

I have excellent contacts to builders and architects.

I've contracted with an architect to design the prefabricated/modular high rise, and will have it overlooked by a team of civil engineers.My next steps would be to submit the proposals to city officials/zoning.

You might want to team up with an architect to help them with construction field services.  

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) also have a standard forms catalogue that has what you are looking for.  

That would indicate that a soils report exist, the architect has designed an approved structure to be built and that a structural engineer has already provided structural calculations for that building.