LotFabric by Mueller Development Group

Concept Decision Check

How well tested is your plan before you commit to it?

Ten questions about the last site you worked on at concept stage. It takes about two minutes, and your result shows on this page.

Your answers are not recorded or sent. They stay on this page unless you choose to contact us.

Which best describes you?

The number

How the unit count is made.

1Think of the last site you worked on at concept stage. What was the unit count based on?
2When that plan was later lotted in detail, how did the final count compare with the number you had carried?

If it hasn't been lotted yet, answer for the last one that was.

3How were corner lots and townhouse end units handled in that early count?
4On that plan, how was leftover frontage handled while lotting to the target mix?

Leftover frontage is what remains at the end of a block, too short for another lot.

The comparison

How many options are tested, and how closely.

5How many concepts for that site were counted to the same level of detail before one was chosen?
6When two concepts differed in units, could you say which blocks caused the difference?
7The last time marketing asked for a different mix, how was the plan tested?

If it hasn't come up, answer for how you would handle it today.

The decision

How fast the numbers arrive, and who gets to weigh in.

8How long was it between receiving a concept and having numbers you would put in front of the decision-maker?
9Who had seen the options, in a form they could follow, before the decision was made?
10Once the count was done, how much more work did it take to present it?
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