Permitting posture for every jurisdiction
A regulatory hub by state and project type, drill-downs per jurisdiction, and ordinance monitoring that flags changes before they cost you a site.
The jurisdiction, read before the hearing
Permitting is a local question. Basepoint answers it per parcel: the rules that apply, the permits required, and how the community is likely to respond.
Local regulations per parcel
The assessment pulls the county and municipal ordinance record for the technology: setbacks, size limits, zoning, and the permits that follow. Regulation is scored from the ordinance record itself, with the source document attached.
A permit matrix, not a list
Each required permit carries the agency, the trigger, and the governing rule, from federal wildlife consultation to county conditional use. The matrix is generated per site and exports with the assessment.
Community pulse
Local news, petitions, social signals, stakeholders, opposition points, and contested projects nearby are gathered and scored for the technology, with the reasoning shown. A hearing rarely surprises a team that has read this tab.
Monitored after the screen
Put a site under monitoring and Basepoint re-checks federal regulation changes, state regulation news, and county ordinance changes, then emails the diff. A moratorium shows up as a change, not a surprise at the next screen.
Frequently asked questions
Does Basepoint cover local ordinances or just state rules?
Both. The regulatory hub covers state frameworks and drills into local jurisdictions, including solar and wind ordinances and moratoria.
Can I get alerted when rules change?
Yes. Watched areas carry standing agent monitoring, with daily regulatory scans and alerts when ordinances or moratoria change.
Does this replace permitting counsel?
No. It gives your team and your counsel the same current, organized picture in minutes instead of days of manual research.