Questions & answers
Clarity on fit,
scope and next steps.
A few practical answers before you get in touch.
What types of projects are a good fit?
Prairie Sky focuses on larger campground, RV resort and glamping developments, expansions and projects already planned or underway. Tell us what you have planned and the questions you need help working through.
How do the three advisory services differ?
Development Advisory provides broader, ongoing guidance for developments and expansions. Approval Pathway Review examines approval questions before development, using research and authority outreach where appropriate to work out next steps. Independent Development Review offers a second opinion on the assumptions and direction of a project already planned or underway. None is a licensed compliance audit or certification.
What does an Approval Pathway Review involve?
We research key approval questions, identify relevant agencies and stakeholders, and contact appropriate authorities where needed. The agreed work may include checking information, identifying obstacles or possible adjustments, and organizing next steps into a practical roadmap. Agency or stakeholder contact details are included where available. No prior review purchase is required. Vendor or structure questions can be included in the agreed work, but this does not include procurement execution or a guarantee of approval.
Does advisory work replace licensed professionals?
No. Prairie Sky provides strategic and informational support. Legal, engineering, architectural, surveying, environmental and other professional work remains with appropriately qualified professionals. Authorities make regulatory and permitting determinations.
How are scope and fees established?
Approval Pathway Review: Starting at $3,500. This is a starting price, not a fixed fee. Final pricing and deliverables depend on the particular project’s scope and are agreed before work begins. Development Advisory and Independent Development Review are individually scoped and priced. An initial inquiry is not acceptance of an engagement, and submitting the form does not start advisory work.
What should I include in an inquiry?
Start with your name, email, general project location and a description of the project and main question. Stage, approximate scale, timing or a phone number can be helpful, but are optional. Please do not send confidential plans or sensitive documents through the initial inquiry.
Can you guarantee approval or project outcomes?
No. Advisory work does not guarantee permits, regulatory approvals, feasibility, investment returns, timelines or project success. Clients remain responsible for decisions and for engaging the appropriate professionals.
What happens after I inquire?
We'll review the information you send and follow up if your project looks like a good fit. From there, we can discuss what kind of support would be helpful and agree on the scope and fees before any work begins.
Bring the next decision into focus.
Share a little about your project, where it stands and the questions you’re working through.
