Feasibility schedule

A feasibility schedule is a test, not a promise. PH&C builds it before you purchase a property, to find out whether the date in your pro forma survives the approval process.

What PH&C handles

• Laying out due diligence, design, land development and zoning, long-lead permits, procurement, and construction.
• Assigning durations that reflect how each agency and utility actually reviews projects.
• Identifying dependencies, such as a utility design that cannot start until the site plan is approved.
• Showing where float exists and where it does not.
• Comparing the result with lease dates, financing deadlines, and tenant commitments.
• Updating the schedule when a study or an agency response changes an assumption.

What you get

• A realistic timeline before you spend design money.
• A list of the approvals most likely to affect your opening date.
• Information for decisions on financing, lease terms, and how aggressively to pursue the site.
• A starting point for the full project schedule if you proceed.

How it connects

The schedule is part of site analysis and feasibility. It relies on inputs from land development requirements and environmental permitting requirements. If you have a target opening date and a parcel, contact PH&C and we will draft the first version.