Groundcheck now checks whether a property's saved location falls within HUD's public Qualified Census Tract or Difficult Development Area maps, while keeping the result separate from project eligibility or tax-credit underwriting.
Groundcheck now checks FRA rail centerlines within 300 meters of a property and separates current rail context from former or non-current mapped lines.
Groundcheck now surfaces Virginia Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area designations and explains why RPA, RMA, and IDA results mean different things.
Groundcheck now maps nearby Census road centerlines, estimates their distance from the parcel, and separates apparent adjacency from broader road proximity.
Groundcheck now turns Maryland parcel zoning codes into plain-language report context and identifies the local authority that controls the official rules.
Groundcheck now checks Maryland parcels against mapped Wetlands of Special State Concern and screens the protected 100-foot area around them.
Groundcheck now screens parcels against public National Levee Database leveed-area polygons, with map evidence and careful limits on what a match means.
Groundcheck now surfaces documented unplugged orphaned oil and gas wells within one mile, with careful context about distance, age, and coverage.
Maryland parcels may overlap public ownership or land protected by a private conservation group. Groundcheck now surfaces those interests early.
Groundcheck now checks coastal properties against the federal Coastal Barrier Resources System and explains the difference between System Units and Otherwise Protected Areas.
Groundcheck now checks a property against final and proposed USFWS critical habitat polygons while keeping the two designation stages clearly separated.
Groundcheck now checks public fee-ownership records from USGS PAD-US so you can spot a possible government ownership conflict before relying on park boundaries.
Groundcheck now checks the public National Transportation Noise Map service for modeled road and aviation noise at the property location.
Groundcheck now checks parcel boundaries against FEMA flood hazard areas and explains how a mapped intersection can affect early property decisions.
Groundcheck now compares parcel boundaries with the USFWS National Wetlands Inventory and explains mapped wetland and water features.
Groundcheck now uses USDA SSURGO map units and soil components to surface drainage, hydric soil, runoff, slope, and farmland signals.
Groundcheck now samples USGS 3DEP elevation across parcel boundaries to estimate terrain and flag slopes that deserve closer review.
Groundcheck now checks EPA Cleanups in My Community for reported cleanup locations within one mile of the property.
