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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.
This is the first article in a series entitled “The Architect and the Land Surveyor.” In this series, I want to open a dialog on the various types of land surveys, when they apply, and common problems that can impact architects’ projects.
Much has been made of the updated Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) changes in California, making it easier with recent updates to statewide ADU laws to take advantage of an ADU. Learn more.
There are pros and cons to both the ADU and the SB9 and there are many rules and regulations that the homeowner must review and understand.
“Buried Treasure in Your Own Back Yard” Senate Bill-9 (SB9) The California Housing Opportunity & More Efficiency (HOME) Act Senate Bill-9 (SB9) is a newly enacted California State law that became effective on January 1, 2022.
An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) can increase Home Value, Offer Rental Income, Work from Home Space, Offer Low Cost Housing for Adult Children or Aging Parents. A smaller, independent residential dwelling unit located on the same lot as a stand-alone single-family home. Sometimes referred to as a “Granny Unit.”