Buildability
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  1. Section 104 CDBG
  2. Wisconsin
  3. City of Waukesha

Section 104 readiness

City of Waukesha

The four statutory tests, the preliminary parcel inventory, and the Buildability Score™ distribution. The answer your certification file needs, on one page.

Section 104 readiness

City of Waukesha
Wisconsin
Not yet attributed

Four-test readout

  • Publicly accessibleNot found
  • SearchableNot found
  • Grantee-ownedNot found
  • Undeveloped identifiedNot found

Inventory

No parcel inventory attributed yet

We haven’t completed the county-assessor attribution run for City of Waukesha. When we do, this page shows the parcel count, total acreage, FY26 allocation, and the Buildability Score™ distribution, before any email gate. Ask us to prioritize your jurisdiction and we’ll email when it’s ready.

Preliminary. Assembled from public county records. Your staff confirms which parcels qualify before this becomes your published database.

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The offer

We’ll finish the inventory for City of Waukesha. Free.

No pilot, no trial that converts, no card. We assemble the parcel list from county records, format it to the Section 104 reference schema, and hand it to you.

What’s included, at no cost

  • Parcel list attributed to your jurisdiction
  • Section 104 reference schema formatting
  • CSV, GeoJSON, and JSON exports
  • A hosted searchable table and map you can link or embed
  • Line-by-line review sheet for your staff to confirm
  • A methodology memo for your CDBG file documenting source, date, and method

What’s not included

  • We do not decide which parcels are “undeveloped.” Your staff does.
  • We do not certify compliance. Your jurisdiction certifies.
  • GIS cleanup, system integration, and ongoing maintenance are separate engagements.
  • We don’t use your name or logo publicly without written approval.

The pipeline

The list is the deadline. The pipeline is the point.

Buildability™ scores every parcel in your inventory across nine weighted factors: zoning, flood, seismic, soil, radon, wildfire, utilities, terrain, and lot geometry, tuned to Wisconsin.

  1. 01

    Publish.

    Meet the October 1 certification.

  2. 02

    Score.

    Rank every parcel by what it can support.

  3. 03

    Dispose.

    Take the developable ones to council, RFP, or a developer.

Try it on a parcel in City of Waukesha

Questions your attorney will ask.

Does this make our jurisdiction compliant?

No. Your jurisdiction certifies compliance; we do not and cannot. We give you the parcel list, the schema, the hosted table, and a methodology memo for your file. The certification decision is yours and your counsel’s.

HUD hasn’t defined “undeveloped.” How do you decide?

We don’t. We flag parcels that appear undeveloped based on assessor use codes and building footprints, and your staff confirms line by line. Our definition is published so you can adopt, narrow, or reject it.

Where does the parcel data come from?

County assessor records, with ownership attributed by owner name. Every parcel links back to the county’s own record so your staff can verify against the source.

What about land held by our redevelopment authority or a dependent district?

Title questions are yours to resolve. We show what assessor records attribute to your jurisdiction’s name and flag adjacent entities we found so nothing is missed silently.

Why is this free?

Because compliance hosting is a commodity and we’re not a compliance vendor. We want to be the intelligence layer on the land after it’s published.

Not yet checked. Confirm findings with your own records and counsel before certifying. The certification effective date is .

Not your jurisdiction?

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Take the list. It’s yours either way.

Free assembly, Section 104 reference schema, CSV / GeoJSON, and a hosted searchable table you can embed.

See what Buildability™ scores here

No card. No logo use without written approval.