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Permitting & Entitlement

From one address to a complete permitting roadmap.

Enter the property and your project scope. CorvusDP retrieves jurisdiction and zoning context, checks feasibility, then lays out every permit you'll need, who reviews it, what to submit, the order to submit in, the fees, and how long it should take.

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Input → Analysis → Permits → Submission → Approval

Input

Address or manual site details, plus your project intent.

Analysis

Zoning, jurisdiction, feasibility, and site constraints — in plain language.

Permits

Every required permit, its reviewing agency, and a submission checklist.

Submission

A dependency-ordered roadmap, fee estimate, and a multi-cycle timeline.

Approval

Track review cycles, comments, approvals, clearance, and expiry.

In your report

Zoning & jurisdiction

Classification, the governing authority (city / county / ETJ), and which department reviews what.

Feasibility

Allowed / conditional / not allowed, with each risk explained and its added time and cost.

Permits & checklists

Grouped by category, mapped to agencies, each with a jurisdiction-specific submittal checklist.

Roadmap

What must clear before what, and what can run in parallel — as a phased timeline.

Fees & timeline

Per-permit fees, impact fees, and a realistic review schedule, with assumptions stated.

Review tracking

Once engaged: submissions, comment translation and assignment, approvals, and expiry.

Where the AI helps

  • • Maps your scope to the right permits across any US jurisdiction
  • • Translates plan-review comments into plain language and assigns owners
  • • Sequences permits by dependency so nothing stalls on a prerequisite
  • • Estimates fees and a realistic multi-cycle review timeline

Start with one address.

No account needed to run the analysis. Outputs are estimates — confirm with the authority having jurisdiction before submitting or committing funds.

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