In development · First coverage area: Washington County, Utah

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6 municipalities in scope
Phase 1 Washington County, Utah
Every claim cited to the adopted code
Gaps published including what we can't determine
The problem

The rules exist. They have never been assembled in one place.

A single feasibility question touches a zoning ordinance, a development code, an engineering standard, two fee schedules, a fire code appendix, a GIS layer, and one planner's memory. Miss one and the number in your pro forma is wrong.

Today · 19 places to look
County zoning ordinance City development code GIS parcel viewer Engineering standards PDF Consolidated fee schedule Impact fee analysis Fire code appendix Geologic hazard map FEMA flood layer Water district policy Recorded CC&Rs Planning Commission agendas Public works standard details Health department rules State code preemptions Subdivision checklist Inspection schedules Business licensing chapter One planner's memory
·Three weeks of research per feasibility question
·Answers that conflict between departments
·PDFs amended by ordinances that are not in the PDF
·A number in your pro forma that nobody can source
With RegsNav · one answer
Every source above, reconciled, cited, and ordered into the sequence you actually have to follow.
Zoning and overlay determination cited
Approval sequence with real durations 9 steps
Every department you will touch 6 depts
Fees, impact fees, and modeled costs FY2026
The reasoning, left open to check expandable
How it works

Three steps, and none of them are a phone call.

01
Ask in the language you already use

No codes, no chapter numbers. RegsNav resolves the address to a parcel and the parcel to a jurisdiction stack.

search · parcel resolution
2450 E Riverside Drmatched
APN SG-6-2-22-1240county layer
St. George Cityjurisdiction
R-1-10zone
02
RegsNav reconciles every source that governs it

City, county, state preemption, fire code, utility standards, fee schedules, recorded covenants — read together rather than one at a time.

reasoning · 18 sources
Development codeCh. 7A, 11
Engineering standards§33 05 00
Fee scheduleFY2026
Geologic hazardstudy req.
03
You get an action plan, not a search result

Sequence, durations, departments, documents, costs, and the specific risks that move money — each traceable to the line of code behind it.

plan · exportable
Approvals9
Documents12
Pre-construction cost$137,619
Time to first permit28 wks
Coverage roadmap

Built county by county — with the gaps published too.

RegsNav will not scrape and hope. Each jurisdiction gets ingested, reconciled against the adopted code, and re-checked on a schedule — and its coverage state gets published, including what could not be determined. What follows is the build order, not a live index. Nothing below has been ingested yet.

Status · pre-launch
Build order · Washington County first
Phase 1 First coverage area
Phase 2 Next in the build order
Under consideration Not scheduled
Click a jurisdiction for the datasets planned for it.
Who it's for

Built for the person who loses money when one regulation is misread.

Land developers
Yield, dedication, and process path before the earnest money goes hard.
Home builders
Which lots are permit-ready and which carry a utility extension.
General contractors
The inspection sequence and the documents that gate each one.
Civil engineers
Adopted standards and details, with the reconciliation date shown on every answer.
Architects
Setbacks, height, occupancy change triggers, accessibility upgrades.
Commercial developers
Use tables, conditional use exposure, and impact fee schedules.
Real estate investors
Feasibility in a day instead of a three-week diligence window.
Property managers
License renewals, occupancy limits, and change-of-use obligations.
Why now

Regulations were never unknowable. They were unreadable at speed.

Language models finally make it possible to read an entire code the way a veteran planner does — and to show the citation for every sentence of the answer. That is the whole unlock. Not prediction. Reconciliation.

Before
Thousands of disconnected documents, and three weeks to find the four that matter.
After
One question, one cited answer, and the reasoning left open for you to check.

Know before you spend.

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