Get the site picture clear before the project gets expensive.
Bring the range layout, safety footprint, terrain, property context, photographs and open information into one planning record before funding, design or review.
The range exists. The site record does not.
This work is useful when the owner, board, grant program, public agency or project team needs one reliable picture of the current range and proposed change.
The trigger may be a new bay, changed ammunition, a permit question, a berm or baffle project, an ADA improvement, grant funding or a larger site reset. We start with the decision and map only what supports it.
Build one site story.
Existing files are checked, mapped and labeled. Missing information is listed instead of filled with assumptions.
Range layout
- Firing and target lines
- Bays, fields and access
- Backstops, berms and baffles
- Current and proposed use
Property context
- Owner-provided parcel or survey information
- Terrain and elevation
- Roads, trails, buildings and water
- Neighboring land uses
Project record
- Safety fan, SDZ or shotfall exhibit
- Labeled photographs
- Source and assumptions list
- Open decisions and responsibilities
A package the next person can use.
The final package may include an existing-condition map, range-footprint exhibit, photo register, proposed-change figure, source index and open-item list. File names and revisions stay consistent so the record can move into the next phase.
What range decision is coming next?
Send the requirement, current stage and site information already available. We will reply by email.