Connorstone Engineering prepares Approval Not Required (ANR) Plans for property owners, builders, developers, attorneys, and others working with land in Massachusetts.
An ANR Plan may be needed when land is divided or reconfigured without going through the full subdivision approval process. The plan shows the proposed lots, boundaries, frontage, and other information required for municipal review.
Connorstone combines field surveying with knowledge of Massachusetts land-use requirements to prepare plans suitable for submission to the appropriate Planning Board or municipality.
Years serving property owners, developers, and municipalities throughout MetroWest and Central Massachusetts.
We review the property, complete the necessary surveys work, and prepare the plan needed for the proposed lot configuration and municipal review.
We review existing deeds and plans and perform field surveys to establish property lines, corners, dimensions, and other conditions needed for the ANR Plan.
We review lot dimensions, road frontage, access, and proposed lot configurations to help determine what information should be shown on the plan.
Where needed, we locate existing buildings, driveways, fences, walls, pavement, and other site features relevant to the proposed lot changes.
We consider applicable Massachusetts requirements and local Planning Board procedures when preparing the plan for municipal review.
We prepare the Approval Not Required Plan showing the proposed lots, boundaries, frontage, dimensions, and other information required for review.
We provide the completed plan and help address surveying or plan-related questions that may arise during the municipal review process.
You may need an ANR Plan when dividing land into lots that meet the applicable requirements without creating a subdivision under Massachusetts law.
ANR Plans may also be used when adjusting existing lot lines or creating new configurations that require Planning Board review.
We review your property information, complete the required field survey, and evaluate the proposed configuration before preparing the plan.
We provide the completed ANR Plan for submission and municipal review, based on the requirements of the applicable Massachusetts municipality.
Property address and parcel information
Current deed or other available property records
Existing surveys, plans, or recorded plans, if available
A description of the proposed lot or boundary changes
Information about the intended use of the property
Any Planning Board or municipal requirements already provided to you
Information about other professionals involved in the project, when applicable
Available plans or documents related to proposed development
Completed Approval Not Required Plan prepared for municipal review
Surveys and plan information needed to move the project forward
Tell us about your property, proposed lot changes, and municipality. Connorstone Engineering can review the project and discuss the survey and plan requirements needed to get started.