Plenty
of factors should be considered when you are investing in commercial property,
and safety is among them. You want to make sure that your land is suitable for
your structure and that there will be no problems that will affect the
structure’s integrity and the safety of people and the environment in the long
run. An ALTA ACSM survey can
help in identifying the properties of your land and potential issues that might
affect it. Using ALTA ACSM standards,
environmental and land surveyors will work together to determine how your
property can affect the environment, and conversely, how the environment will
affect your project.
ALTA/ACSM
surveys are accredited land title surveys that must be conducted only by
approved land surveying companies in the United States. They are specifically
done for commercial purposes, and they follow a uniform set of ALTA
ACSM survey standards for specific purposes, like construction. So,
you need to make sure that you are hiring seasoned and credible environmental
and land surveyors who have an excellent and proven track record in meeting the
survey standards set by authorized institutions and the government.
An
ALTA ACSM land title survey is
also a due diligence survey that can provide information on zoning laws, height
requirements, and setback requirements. Environmental surveyors can go the
extra mile to investigate land that may have been affected by hazardous
conditions. Likewise, they can assess the property to determine its risk of
fires. In case there is damage or a hazard, they can assist in planning for
reclamation and rehabilitation. Land can be at risk of contamination of it was
used or is currently being utilized for industrial waste or waste disposal.
Only
an ALTA ACSM survey conducted by
environmental surveyors can accurately identify the current condition of your
land. Apart from helping you identify fire and environmental risk, surveyors
can apply their knowledge in ALTA ACSM
survey standards to provide information on easements and boundaries,
show ownership areas, encroachments, and encumbrances, and apply further
suggestions for improving the land.
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