Navigating the intricate world of land use codes can be a daunting task for local planning departments, impacting their ability to efficiently coordinate plan reviews and enforce post-approval requirements.
At SEP Technology, we’re here to simplify your journey. Our end-to-end implementation solutions seamlessly integrate new processes and offer comprehensive support for existing configurations. We’re experts in harnessing the power of the Accela platform, with a team boasting decades of experience, both within agencies and as trusted consultants.
Partnering with us is a simple process. SEP offers a multitude of contracting options, streamlining your agency’s procurement process.
We stand ready to assist your agency with a dynamic planning solution tailored to tackle any emerging challenges!
Key Benefits of the Accela solution for Land Management
Increase the efficiencies by coordinating the review of submitted Development Plans, Planned Developments or PUDs, Variance Requests, Special Use applications, Historic Preservation Applications, and other binding site or building plans by multiple departments. This, in turn, will decrease the frustration felt by local contractors by making the process more transparent through Accela’s Citizen Portal. Communication is instant and automated.
Accela Planning will track both permits issued and inspections conducted across the various departments as development plans become construction permits. Inspectors will have – in the field – ready access to the original Development Plans and requirements approved through the Planning Process.
Tracking of approved plans can also feed information directly into Comprehensive Planning efforts and Future Land Use Plans by capturing future development information such as propose residential units and dedicated open space at the time of approval. As well, GIS data such as overlay districts is both available in the review process and fed by the outcomes of the applications and approvals by the Planning Department, Planning Commissions and Elected Officials.
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