Stormwater regulations are changing across the region, reflecting increased development pressure, updated rainfall data, and heightened awareness of flood risk. Municipalities and state agencies are paying closer attention to post-development runoff, detention performance, and downstream impacts. For developers and property owners, this means stormwater considerations must be addressed earlier in the project lifecycle. AJC regularly assists clients with stormwater planning th

One of the most common challenges we see on projects isn’t poor design—it’s late survey involvement. When surveyors are brought in after layouts are finalized, issues such as boundary conflicts, easement overlaps, and utility clashes often emerge. Resolving these problems during construction is far more costly than addressing them early. AJC emphasizes early coordination between surveying, engineering, and project stakeholders to identify constraints before they become delays

As public investment in infrastructure continues nationwide, the role of surveying has never been more visible—or more critical. Transportation corridors, utility upgrades, airport improvements, and municipal projects all rely on accurate survey data as their foundation. Errors or gaps at the survey stage can cascade through design and construction, driving up costs and causing delays. AJC supports infrastructure projects with precise control, topographic surveys, and constru

In recent years, lenders, title companies, and attorneys have placed renewed emphasis on strict compliance with ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey standards . What was once treated as a routine checklist item is now a key risk-management tool in commercial real estate transactions. This shift is driven by tighter underwriting requirements, increasingly complex developments, and a growing recognition that survey gaps often surface late—when they are most expensive to fix. At Abbie Jo