Physical constraints
The report should separate mapped flood and wetland context from contamination-source context while making both easy to review.
Environmental Site Screening
Data-source guide
FEMA NFHL and Wetlands Screening for Site Due Diligence
Flood and wetlands context can change field timing, site access, client questions, and lender review before environmental work is scoped.
Physical context belongs next to regulated-source context because both can change the work plan.
Data gaps matter
Missing local or stale mapped data should be visible as a gap, not hidden in a disclaimer.
Source appendix
Evidence inputs
FEMA NFHL context
Public evidenceShows flood-hazard context around the site.
Limitation: Mapped flood context may not resolve parcel-specific constraints.
Wetland context
Public evidenceFlags wetland presence for review and timing questions.
Limitation: Mapped wetlands may require professional or agency verification.
Report logic
What the page should teach
- Show mapped overlays by source.
- Record whether local source coverage is missing.
- Identify review questions for the consultant.
Human-review boundary
- The screen does not make a permitting determination.
- The screen does not replace site reconnaissance.
- Mapped layers can be stale or coarse.
Customer signal
Improve this report
Corrections and real project outcomes are the fastest way to make these vertical reports useful. Send the exact signal and we will route it into the product feedback loop.
Missing regulator sourceA federal, state, county, or local source should be included.Send signalWrong site classificationThe screen overstates, understates, or mislabels a review concern.Send signalBad due-diligence explanationThe explanation does not fit Phase I or internal review language.Send signalActual remediation outcomeYou know what later records or field work showed at the site.Send signal
Internal links
Keep the cluster connected
These pages are designed to support the product hub, sample report, and related source guides with clear crawl paths.