Site plans, stormwater, utilities, and permitting across Southwest Florida. The civil work that turns a piece of land into an approved, buildable site.
Manatee County is on one-day-a-week watering through March 31, 2027. Your watering day, allowed hours, fines, new sod rules and what it means for site work.
Manatee County Water Restrictions Through March 2027: Watering Days, Hours and Fines Read More »
SWFWMD extended its Phase III water restrictions to March 31, 2027. What it means for new landscaping, irrigation, pressure washing and site work in SW Florida.
ADA ramp, dumpster enclosure, generator pad, a few more parking spaces? Which Southwest Florida reviews your change triggers, and how to find out first.
When Does a Site Change Require a Permit? Read More »
Usually yes for new or expanded parking, usually no for fixture swaps and repairs. When Southwest Florida counties ask for one, and when they don’t.
Do I Need a Photometric Plan for My Parking Lot? Read More »
On September 8, Charlotte County commissioners voted 4 to 0 to approve the final site plan for Southwest Florida’s first
HB 803 put statutory clocks on Florida building permit review, exempted residential work under $7,500, and cut commercial fees for private provider use. What it means for your project.
Florida’s New Permit Deadlines: What HB 803 Changed on July 1, 2026 Read More »
