PIERCE COUNTY · CITY OF GIG HARBOR

Know whether a parcel is worth pursuing.

Landbase screens any Pierce County parcel against the adopted code and the county’s own maps, then tells you the apparent development path, what could kill it, and what to verify first — every figure cited to the section it came from.

Run a parcel See how it worksScreening-level analysis — not legal or investment advice.

1420 CEDARBLUFF LN NW, Gig Harbor, WA — parcel screening report

Landbase's Decision Summary for a Gig Harbor parcel. The verdict reads high-risk, pursue only with contingencies. The apparent development path is 3 total units — 1 principal plus 2 ADUs — and capacity confidence is Low. Three verification gates follow: a critical-area investigation, the shoreline building line, and the Base Flood Elevation, each naming what it could prevent and who resolves it.

Fig. 01 — One parcel, screened. The verdict, the apparent path, the confidence band, and what could still kill it.

seconds from address to answerSearch any Pierce County parcel. See what zoning legally allows, what constrains the site, and every dollar the government will charge — cited to the exact code section.

Any Pierce County address — parcel, zoning, and jurisdiction resolve from county records.

See capacity

Base zoning, ADUs, and the middle-housing floor — every figure cited to its code section.

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1420 CEDARBLUFF LN NW, Gig Harbor, WA — parcel screening report

Landbase's What You Can Build section for a Gig Harbor parcel: up to 3 total units, hedged as screening capacity rather than a verified entitlement, with an environmental-verification banner and each unit count carrying its own code citation.

Fig. 02 — Build capacity, cited. Every unit count carries the code section it came from.

CAPACITYSee the code path behind every conclusionLandbase turns adopted code and parcel facts into an apparent development path — base density, the state ADU floor, middle housing — with the section each number came from and the hedge that qualifies it.

1420 CEDARBLUFF LN NW, Gig Harbor, WA — parcel screening report

Landbase's Site Intelligence section listing assessed value, sewer service, landslide hazard, shoreline designation, flood zone, wetlands, erosion hazard and water service for one parcel, each row tagged with the county or federal layer it was read from.

Fig. 03 — Site intelligence. Screening signals from public records, not diligence.

RISKFind what the county's maps already knowFlood zone, wetlands, landslide and erosion hazard, shoreline jurisdiction, sewer and water service — read from the county's own layers, each labelled with the layer it came from and whether it needs verification.

1420 CEDARBLUFF LN NW, Gig Harbor, WA — parcel screening report

Landbase's Permits and Submittals section: eleven likely submittal items and five conditional ones for a Pierce County parcel, each marked likely or conditional and linked to the county checklist or state form that requires it.

Fig. 04 — Permits and submittals. Screening-level; verify at pre-application.

NEXT STEPSKnow exactly what to verify nextThe submittals a project like this one draws, split into what is likely and what is conditional, each pointing at the county checklist or form that says so — so the next hour of work is already scoped.

All figures are real renders of one Pierce County parcel, with the hedges the product actually prints. The street address shown is illustrative; the parcel’s data is not.LANDBASE / EXHIBITS

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