The majority of town and cities in Connecticut has established zoning laws that designate what can and cannot be done within a specific city and town area.
These laws require developers to meet specific conditions and follow certain regulations before they can be allowed to do construction work on properties that are within the established areas.
One of the main conditions of these areas is the submission of Connecticut zoning location surveys. These surveys are required for any residential construction on lands that belongs to a Connecticut zoning region.
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Whether you are buying or selling a real estate property, it is always advisable to know all the necessary information related to the property being bought or sold, such as 
Floods are major events that have the ability to cause tremendous damage and destruction to property. Flooding can affect your family and your community: physically, emotionally and financially. These events can be catastrophic and unpredicatable, leaving very little time to prepare for it.
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Urban Planning can be described as a professional field concerned with the political and technical process of addressing people’s health and welfare in urban areas by controlling the use of land and designing the urban environment, such as transportation, natural environment and communication networks for the general good of the community.
In the past, wetlands were generally thought as useless and were basically drained for development. Fortunately, with the help of environmental advocates and the various wetlands presentations that were created to educate people about its benefits, it has finally been recognized as a valuable and essential part of our ecosystem.
A condominium is a type of housing tenure where pieces of the property are individually owned and common facilities like elevators, hallways and exterior areas are controlled by the property owner’s association. It is similar to an apartment but instead of the residents renting, the residents own the unit. 
Construction Draw Inspections include an “as needed” site inspection to provide a review of the contractor’s payment request and to evaluate the accuracy of the representations made in each line item of the contractor’s requisition.