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This December, the elves aren’t the only ones busy at the North Pole. We've been working behind the scenes to bring some improvements to Santa’s magical headquarters!

SB 684 empowers builders and property owners by streamlining the property-splitting processes, unlocking the value of their land, expediting development, and contributes to solving the state’s housing shortage.

With California balcony laws SB 326 and SB 721 deadlines looming and safety becoming an ever-pressing issue, property owners and managers need to act now to ensure compliance.

SB 9 has just turned 2. Moving through 2024 there have been significant developments and updates regarding the bill. Here’s what’s new and what it means for the California landscape.

Greenwood and Moore (G&M) has had the privilege of partnering with Redwood Chapel to assist in their expansion and growth for over 10 years working on several interesting projects. Check out the latest!

Celebrating 30 Years of G&M - A Journey of Civil Engineering. What began in 1984 as Personal Design Service, a 2-person firm in a modest home office in San Leandro, has evolved into Greenwood & Moore, Inc.

While Additional Dwelling Units (ADUs) are a familiar option for homeowners for some time now, and we’ve spent some time discussing how ADUs are easier than ever for Californian’s on homeowners properties. Let’s shift and take a look at the fabulous new package of laws, SB 9.

A tail of engineering on the wild side, the extended huff and fluff of G&M. Meet the Supporting Paws of Greenwood & Moore.

Topographic Surveys with a Record Boundary The Architect and the Land Surveyor Last August we introduced a 4-part blog series, What are the 5 Most Common Types of Surveys? The Architect and the Land Surveyor , with the goal of providing guidance and input on the many types of land surveys, and to help Architects and clients to better understand the value and requirements of the various types of land surveys. This month, we will focus on Topographic Surveys with a Record Boundary.