Program modifications and/or training addressing the above topics is available via Internet/email. Inquire for particulars and we'll respond with a wriiten quotation within 24 hours. All customer custom work is first predicated on your purchase of one of the Earth and/or Environmental Assessment products and a six month experience using it. No exceptions.

Full Complement of Standard Office and Field Reports Built-In:
• Location Land Use,
• Environmental Assessment,
• Institutional Controls,
• Infrastructure Location Inventory,
• NCES Facilities Inventory Classification,
• NAIC/SIC Industrial Classification.

Cetech's Multiple Land Use Dimensioning allow Users Precise Control over Land and Resource Use Classifications:
1. ACTIVITY: An observable characteristic of land based on actual use.
2. FUNCTION: The economic use or type of establishment using the land.
3. STRUCTURE: Type of structure or building type on the land.
4. SITE: Overall physical development character of the land.
5. OWNERSHIP: Legal and quasi-legal ownership constraints on the land.
6. DEFAULT: Fallback classification of land based on observable characteristics.
7. LAND INTERESTS: Classification of Land Use based on Private and Public Interests in the land.

Defines Land Use in 2 NAIC/SIC Major Categories:
1. NAIC CODE: Classification of Land Use based on North American Industrial Class code.
2. SIC CODE: Classification of Land Use based on Standard Industrial Class code.

Defines Land Use in 1 Homeland Security Major Category:
1. HOMELAND SECURITY: Classification of Land Use based on Emergency Management constraints on the land or resources.

Institutional Controls: A non-engineered instrument, such as an administrative and/or legal control, that helps to minimize the potential for human exposure to contamination and/or protects the integrity of an engineering remedy by limiting land or resource use.
1. INSTRUMENTS: An administrative measure and/or legal mechanism that establishes a specific set of land or resource use restrictions.
2. OBJECTIVES: The intended goal of an IC in minimizing the potential for human exposure to remaining contamination and/or protecting the integrity of an engineering control by limiting land or resource use in a particular media.
3. ENGINEERING: A physical technology implemented to minimize the potential for human exposure to contamination by means of control or remediation.
4. EVENTS: Any occurrence or action taking place on a specific date or over a period of time, for which data may be collected, processed, distributed, or used for purposes related to ICs.
5. GOVREGS: eg. Zoning, Permits, Hazard Mitigation Plans, Land Use Master Plans and the like.
6. ENVIRONMENTAL INTERESTS: eg. NPDES General Permit, Stormwater Permit
7. USE/RESTRICTIONS: eg. Limit Future Land and Resource Use, Limit Groundwater Activities.

Defines & Locates Infrastructure (Street Address or Lat/Lon coordinates) in NCES/FICM Compliant Categories:
1. Unclassified Facilities,
2. Special Use Facilities,
3. General Use Facilities,
4. Support Facilities,
5. Health Care Facilities,
6. Residential Facilities,
7. Infrastructure - Athletics Outdoor,
8. Infrastructure - Land & Land Improvements,
9. Infrastructure - Miscellaneous Structures (no building envelope),
10. Infrastructure - Grounds (items that grow),
11. Infrastructure - Site Furnishings,
12. Infrastructure - Utilities Distribution Systems (Electric, Water, Sewer, etc.)
13. Infrastructure - Athletics Outdoor,
14. Infrastructure - Facilities & Other Improvements.

Environmental Design, Risk Management - minimize potential for human or property exposure to contamination and/or protect the integrity of a remedy by limiting land and/or resource uses:
1. ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN: Control/Monitor Access to Sites/Buildings during the design phase,
2. RISK MANAGEMENT: Identify land or resource use as a component of Risk Management.

Integrable with Global Positioning Systems (GPS) for geographic coordinates (Latitude/Longitude) that can then be tied to our unique Land Use and Infrastructure databases and imported directly into Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo Maps or tied to ESRI's ArcGis and/or Autodesk Drawings. Walk your campus and other non-street addresses such as off-road for inventorying buildings, sites, and infrastructure assets when addressing GASB information requirements.

Location Land Use Environmental Assessment:
1. Aesthetic Resources,
2. Agricultural Land Resources,
3. Air Quality Resources,
4. Cultural and Historic,
5. Critical Environmental Area,
6. Community Growth & Character,
7. Development Impact Analysis,
8. Economic Development,
9. Educational Resources,
10. Emergency Management Services,
11. Energy Resources,
12. Environmental Design Environmental Assessment,
13. Floodplains,
14. Forest Land Resources,
15. Fishing Resources,
16. Institutional Controls (Expanded IC's now included as part of Environmental Assessment),
17. Infrastructure Resources,
18. Land Use Economic Viability,
19. Land Use Resources,
20. Mineral Land Resources,
21. Noise, Vibrations, and Odors,
22. Natural Resources Conservation,
23. Plants and Animals,
24. Planning and Zoning,
25. Rural Development Suitability,
26. Riparian Zones,
27. Rights-of-Way Resources,
28. Open Space and Recreation,
29. Telecommunication Resources,
30. Transportation Resources,
31. Wetlands,
32. Water Resources.

**Remember to email us for instructions on creating an ascii text file or Excel spreadsheet file from your real property or facilities records to jump-start the process!

CEtechnology's Land Based Classification Programs are Designed for Local Government, Higher Education, School Districts, Military Bases, and Private Business Planners.

What Are You Waiting For? Local Communities (Governments, Higher Education, School Districts, Military Bases, and Private Business) Have to Take "Emergency Matters" Into Their Own Hands! Stop Waiting for Federal, and State Governments to Bail You Out! Recent Experiences in Dealing with Natural Disasters tells you Otherwise.

Local People Must Step Up and Take the Lead on Campus/Community Emergency Management and Homeland Security. It's Time for Local Action! After All It's Your Home, It's Your Life. Learn Now to Plan Local Land Use Around Environmental Protection, Emergency Management, Homeland Security, and Economic Development While Visualizing Your Data on Computerized Maps (GIS).

Why CEtech? CEtechnology's Unique Community Vision:

Cetechnology planning guides and databases can help you address these issues while extending your reach locally, regionally, even worldwide through the internet. Above all else they make communities (people and property) safer via state-of-the art Risk Management!

• We know Local Government! Our Institutional Controls, Land Use Master Plan Template and Software serves as a planning standard to help guide economic, environmental, emergency management, and technology growth within your community.

• Our School District and Higher Education Guides and Software backstop administrative and academic decision making processes. Our clients include colleges and universities as well as urban and suburban school districts big and small.

• We extend local government planning concepts to military base redevelopment. Our Land Use Master Plan Guide (MS Word) and Software helps them make the necessary adjustments to address base closures, new construction, or a move into the new economy.