Platform status
29,890 permit records seeded
San Diego pilot active
Outcome dataset acquisition in progress
GIS data loaded
Opposition model architecture verified
Outcome calibration in progress
Platform status
29,890 permit records seeded
San Diego pilot active
Outcome dataset acquisition in progress
GIS data loaded
Opposition model architecture verified
Outcome calibration in progress
Infrastructure Intelligence Platform

Community opposition risk, quantified before capital is committed.

APN 123-456-789 · San Diego County, CA Tier 1 · Proceed
12%
Community Opposition Probability 47.3 acres · Architecture verified
Model calibration in progress
Community Sentiment
High
Historical Permitting
High
Regulatory Environment
Med
Community Equity
Med
Site Characteristics
Low
Cumulative Burden
Low
Demographics
Sec
Estimated exposure if opposition materialises $2.1M · 8 months
Model status
Architecture complete. Empirical calibration against historical denial and delay data is the current development priority.
The Problem
The industry has perfected its technical diligence stack.
Community opposition remains unscored.

Incumbent platforms screen for grid capacity, wetlands, irradiance, and tax incentives with precision. Community sentiment, local political history, and organised opposition potential are treated as qualitative considerations, deferred until after substantial capital has been deployed.

"We spend 6 months and $300K engineering a perfect site, only to have 50 angry neighbors kill it at the first town hall. We have no data to predict this."
VP of Development, Top 5 U.S. Solar Developer
No. Diligence question Solved by Status
01Is there available land?Paces / AndersonSolved
02Who owns it?Title platformsSolved
03Is there grid capacity?LBNL dataSolved
04Are there environmental red flags?TransectSolved
05Are there applicable tax incentives?IRA modelersSolved
06Is there an offtaker?PPA platformsSolved
07Will the community permit construction?No incumbentUnpriced — LANDMARQ whitespace
Value Destruction Cascade
Six stages. Each one compounds the last.

Opposition identified at Stage 1 costs nothing. At Stage 3 it costs $200K. At Stage 5 it costs years of schedule and financing certainty.

Stage Name Mechanism Financial impact
01Origination The False Positive Hostile counties screened as viable. Whisper networks kill landowner deals before LOI. Wasted OpEx
02Feasibility Sinking the Deposit Grid deposits and environmental studies committed to sites that will never clear zoning. Trapped capital
03Permitting The Town Hall Kill Zoning board denies the CUP after full legal and engineering spend. $200K+ sunk CapEx
04Financing Capital Flight Tax equity and PPA counterparties withdraw on headline risk or schedule uncertainty. Deal collapse
05Construction The Injunction CEQA/NEPA lawsuits and emergency injunctions filed after permit issuance. 12 to 36 month delays
06Operations The Operational Drag Nuisance litigation, restricted hours, and political friction on future county expansions. IRR and exit multiple erosion
Competitive Landscape
Adjacent incumbents have solved adjacent problems.
Political and community risk remains unoccupied.

The reason this whitespace persists is the difficulty of acquiring outcome data. Opposition signals are unstructured, localized, and trapped in municipal PDFs. Solving that acquisition problem is the foundation of the moat.

Capability LANDMARQ Gridics / Zoneomics HouseCanary Cape Analytics
Zoning and setback rules Partial Partial
Political and community risk ✓ Whitespace
Approval probability score In calibration
Geographic coverage San Diego National National National
Proprietary data moat Acquisition in progress Zoning DB Valuation DB Property DB
LANDMARQ occupies the only unoccupied whitespace in the infrastructure diligence stack. Geographic and moat gaps reflect pre-seed stage, not product limitations.
The Solution
Fifty signals. Seven variable categories.
One opposition probability score.

LANDMARQ processes community sentiment, historical permitting ratios, regulatory environment, equity and engagement quality, site characteristics, cumulative burden, and demographic composition into a single opposition probability per parcel. Output is a site-level risk opinion with confidence intervals, scenario analysis, and full variable attribution. Suitable as a first-screen diligence input for Investment Committee review.

Valuation architecture verified · San Diego pilot active · Outcome data acquisition in progress

The Team
Three disciplines. One problem.
Built by people who have operated inside it.
Full backgrounds
Co-Founder and CEO
Beatriz Mendoza
MSc Sustainable Urban Development · Oxford
Sustainability Policy · London School of Economics
Policy Specialist · Booster Fuels
Co-Founder and COO
Yaschin Mohabir
MBA with Distinction · London Business School
Ex-McKinsey and BCG Partner
Head of Strategy · ECZA, Saudi Arabia
Co-Founder and CTO
Patrick Moore
BS City Planning · Cornell University
GIS and Geospatial Infrastructure Expert
Infrastructure Data Platform Builder · LANDMARQ
Platform Status
The application is engineered and operational.

The San Diego pilot is active across 29,890 permit records and high-fidelity GIS data. The current priority is acquiring the proprietary outcome dataset that calibrates and defends the model. Investors backing this round are funding that data acquisition.

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