Frontage
Frontage is the length of a property’s boundary that adjoins a public road or right-of-way. It determines how many access points a site can have, whether heavy construction and equipment deliveries can reach it, and whether separate secure entrances are possible. Local codes often set minimum frontage and driveway spacing, and limited or landlocked frontage can require new easements or road improvements.
The full guide · Land & site fundamentalsSite Shape, Access and Frontage for Data CentersWhy parcel shape, road access and frontage matter for data centers: setbacks, legal access, heavy-haul delivery, fire access roads and what to check early.Where Frontage comes up
- Land & site fundamentalsSubdivision, Platting and Lot Consolidation for Data Center Sites
- Land & site fundamentalsParcel Assembly for Data Center Campuses
- Zoning, permitting & communityTraffic Impact Studies for Data Centers: Trip Generation, Construction Traffic and Road Improvements
- Water, gas & fiberFiber Connectivity for Data Center Sites
- Land & site fundamentalsGross vs. Buildable Acreage: How Much of a Site You Can Use
- Feasibility, diligence & dealsWhat to Check on a Data Center Site Visit: A Field Checklist
- Zoning, permitting & communityNoise, Setbacks and Buffers for Data Centers
- Land & site fundamentalsTitle Review and ALTA Surveys for Data Center Land