Land Developers Depot
Clark County, Washington parcels at launch

What can be built on this land? Start with what the public record shows.

Enter an address or parcel number. The free check reads the mapped public GIS data: wetlands, streams, flood zones, slopes, wildfire and radon, zoning, septic or sewer. The report measures all of it on the parcel and draws it to scale. A Project Check answers one project's question from the verified code text.

Free, email-gated, about a minute. No account needed.

1. Find the parcelAddress or parcel number, confirmed on the map.
2. Free checkYes, nearby or no for each question, from mapped public data.
3. Pick a productTick the questions to answer first and add your own.
4. Reviewed and deliveredOur team reviews every build. Files by email and on your account page the same business day for orders before noon Pacific, otherwise the next business day.

Products

For one project

Project Check $79

One project (a shop, an ADU or a house): what the zone's code allows, the constraint maps and the permit triggers on this parcel.

Zones covered: R-5, R-10, R-20, AG-20, AG/WL and FR-40, outside city limits. 4 to 5 pages, PDF.

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The whole parcel

Land Due Diligence Report $195

Everything mapped on the parcel, measured and drawn to scale, with the parcel record and seventy years of aerials. PDF plus the data workbook.

10 to 13 pages, PDF, plus the Excel data workbook.

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Professional assessment

Request a professional assessment

Provided by an affiliated land development firm.
Regularly $500. $295 launch price through January 31, 2027.

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Mapped public data, not a survey, wetland delineation or permit determination. No opinion of value. Nothing stamped. Prices before sales tax. All sales final; see the Final Sale and Deliverables Policy.

What the report measures

  • Wetlands: mapped potential wetland, wetland inventory and case-file wetlands with each record's own status
  • Streams and riparian areas by water type; habitat areas and priority species areas as published
  • Flood zones, floodway and shoreline designations, with distances when they sit just off the parcel
  • Steep slope, landslide and severe erosion hazard areas; earthquake hazard class
  • Wildfire hazard potential (national index) and the state's radon county list
  • Soils, hydric soils and the terrain's overall fall from 2-foot contours
  • Zoning, comprehensive plan, overlays and urban growth area; what the zone's code allows where the rules are verified
  • Parcel record, legal description, land use cases and wetland case files on the parcel
  • Septic records and sewer, water and fire districts; critical aquifer recharge and wellhead areas
  • Aerials from 1955 to the current year, with a color-infrared view