Screening a single parcel used to mean hours across MassMapper, FEMA, town websites, and clerk phone calls. Now it takes one search bar.
Projects fail when teams commit to a site before understanding the full permitting picture. The data exists, but it's scattered across a dozen state tools that don't talk to each other.
BioMap on one site. Flood maps on another. Zoning in a PDF buried on a town website. ESMP projects in a docket filing. The information exists, but nobody has assembled it.
Front-end screening for a single parcel means toggling between MassMapper, Oliver, FEMA, town bylaws, and ConCom agendas. Four to six hours of work, per address.
Did this town's Conservation Commission deny a BESS project last year? Has a neighboring town reversed a solar approval? You won't find out until you're already in the hearing.
Every feature is built on real Massachusetts data, not national approximations. Here's what powers the report.
Seven criteria scored under the state's 225 CMR 29.00 framework — development potential, climate impact, carbon, biodiversity, environmental burdens, environmental benefits, and agriculture. Each score traces to a real data source.
BioMap Core Habitat, NHESP Priority Habitat, FEMA flood zones, wetlands, and grid infrastructure projects — all rendered on one interactive map alongside the parcel boundary.
See how every town's Conservation Commission has ruled on past solar, BESS, and wind projects. Know the pattern before you file your application.
Which towns have adopted the model solar or BESS bylaw? Which ones haven't started? Filter your site search by the towns that are actually ready for your project type.
Planned substations, transmission upgrades, and interconnection points — all mapped with proximity scoring so you know which parcels have the best grid access.
Type what you're looking for in natural language and get ranked parcels matching your criteria — acreage, utility territory, project type, and more.
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