The land-development codes of 19 metro-Atlanta jurisdictions, cited to the section
Full text, every answer dated and labeled by source. Minutes, not weeks.
Acworth, Grayson, Sugar Hill, Dallas and Union City have no free lookup tool. We hold their full code.
Who it is for
Land-development designers
Civil, landscape, site, arborists
Zoning-report analysts
Due diligence, title, land-use counsel
Also for
Homebuilders, solar, telecom, self-storage, appraisers
What you get
Every quote is matched character for character against our copy of the code before it is shown. If it cannot be matched, we withhold it and show you the source instead.
LandCode finds and cites code provisions. It does not tell you what your project is required to do. Only the adopting jurisdiction can interpret its own code. Where our copy and the official source disagree, the official source governs.
Coverage: 5 counties and 14 cities, 12,202 sections
Our copy does not yet hold Grayson's Development Regulations and Lawrenceville's Subdivision Regulations; each is on request from the city and its Reader page says so. Address auto-detect works in 18 of 19, not yet in Union City, where you pick the district. Open the Reader to see every code and its dates.
What it costs
Four ways to pay. Try it free. Buy one report, once. Take a monthly seat, alone or as a team. Firms that sell zoning reports to clients have their own plan.
Start free
10 questions, no card, no subscription.
- Ask, the Reader, the Map
- Every answer cited and dated
- Every question counts toward the 10, including one we cannot answer
One report, once
Pay for one address and keep the record. No subscription. Being built; the email box tells you when.
- District, use allowed, setbacks and height, rebuild rights
- Flood zone and any overlays the code names
- Printable, with every citation and date
Monthly, for the projects you work on
A seat for one person, or a team for a design firm.
- Unlimited cited answers, for one person
- Site reports for the projects you work on (being built)
- Presets for CanopyCode and ArborCode
- Print and save to your notebook
- Not for selling the record itself (see the firm plan)
- Everything in a seat, for five people
- Ten seats for $449 a month
- One bill, one admin
- Not for selling the record itself (see the firm plan)
For firms that sell zoning reports to clients
Five logins, unlimited reports, and the license to put our cited output in the reports you sell. Priced by volume.
- Unlimited site reports for client work
- Five named logins
- The license to put our cited output in the reports you sell
- Every jurisdiction we hold, as we add them
Pick what fits
| Free | Site report | Seat | Team | Report firms | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Trying it out | One address, once | One designer | A design firm | A firm whose product is the report |
| People | 1 | 1 | 1 | 5 or 10 | 5 |
| Cited answers | 10 questions, once | The report only | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Site reports | No | 1 | The projects you work on, about 20 a month | The projects you work on, about 20 a month per seat | Unlimited, for the reports you sell |
| Presets, print, PDF | No | Print the report | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Sell the record itself (zoning or due-diligence reports) | No | No | No | No | Yes, the license |
| Price | $0 | $149 once | $59 a month | $249 a month for 5, $449 for 10 | From $500 a month |
What people pay today, beside ours
| Product | Price | Wait |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta zoning verification letter | $100 per property | 7 to 10 business days |
| Atlanta non-conforming letter | $300 per property | 7 to 10 business days |
| Commercial zoning report, lender accepted | $550 to $650 per site | 2 to 3 weeks |
| LandCode site report, a research record, not a lender report (being built) | $149 or included with a seat | Minutes |
Market prices are what those services publish today. Ours are launch prices.
What we never claim
- Never that your project is compliant. We find and cite; we do not determine.
- Never a lender-accepted report, a signed opinion, or legal advice.
- Never that a city has no rule. We say what our copy does not state.
- Never "always current". Every answer carries its as-of date and where the text came from.
- Never that our copy is complete or error-free. Every section shows when we last checked it, and against what.