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It’s best to collect and review this information prior to conducting field reconnaissance to document site conditions. Relevant background information may include:
Understanding site conditions is critical in [[Screening LID Options]]. To garner a comprehensive knowledge of the proposed site, it first requires background review of relevant items noted below then followed by field reconnaissance to verify and identify any other site conditions not noted in the desktop top analysis.
In general, background information will help provide preliminary understanding of side conditions, scope technical investigations for the site and determine project targets. It’s best to collect and review this information prior to field reconnaissance so that it is targeted and efficient use of time.
Relevant background information may include:
* Construction drawings from site and adjacent properties
* Construction drawings from site and adjacent properties
* Company vision
* Company vision
Once the review of background information has taken place, conducting field reconnaissance to verify site conditions is needed. When documenting side conditions for commercial, industrial, and multi-residential sites, please note the following (but are not limited to):
Once the review of background information has taken place, conducting field reconnaissance to verify site conditions is needed. When documenting side conditions for commercial, industrial, and multi-residential sites, please note (but not limited to)the following:
* Drainage and grade
* Drainage and grade