ADU Feasibility Report

-Site visit

-Meeting with city/county departments (planning, building, public works)

-Design Standards checklist (may affect prior selections made and price)

-Estimation of permit fees

-School fee estimation

-Developmental impact evaluation and fees

-Public works fees (road fees, encroachment fees)

-Plan check fees

-Inspection fees

-Permit fees

-Utility hook up fees

-Proposals from:

-Civil if necessary (to include SWPP if necessary)

-Soils/Geotech (will most likely need to be paid by owner to complete feasibility report)

-Once Soils is received estimation of Grading work provided (see trade proposals)

-Surveying if necessary

-Proposals from trades:

-Fire Sprinklers (if necessary)

-Solar Contractor (if necessary)

-Grading/Excavation contractor

-PGE engineering to meter

-Septic (if necessary)

-Utilities hook up

The purpose of the feasibility report is to most accurately determine the total cost of the project. The creation of your ADU is a two-part process, the estimate in which this feasibility report provides that is specific to your property, plus the cost of the ADU you have chosen at a fixed price.