The findings that stayed in the report

Anyone who has written a health impact assessment knows this. The findings are in the report, and in the review everyone looks at the site plan. Putting each one where it applies takes CAD hours nobody has that week.

One case on our Try page: a child-focused HIA for an early learning center. Yesper put its 18 findings on the site plan as numbered callouts with leaders, and measured the plan. The youngest children play in the loudest part of the site, though 62% of the play area is quieter. Every child arriving by car crosses the drive aisle.

What's in the wrong place shows up in the design review, not after the fence is in. Moving it is still a redraw. Same for the rest of the Try page: a detention pond sized from the plat, rating criteria for an EA, a climate risk assessment.

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