Streetwise reports measure public data with published methods. They are not legal advice and no attorney-client relationship exists. Distance measurements use the jurisdiction's stated method against official facility lists as of the printed Verification Date; the physical world and the law can both change after that date.

Scores and gate verdicts are computed by deterministic software from cited public data. No AI model generates, alters, or embellishes any number or verdict.

For regulated business types, a passing gate means the data we measured cleared the rules we encoded — it does not bind the licensing authority. Before a lease or an application: confirm zoning with the planning department, confirm sensitive-use distances with a licensed surveyor if any margin is tight, and read the current municipal code. Reports flag near-threshold margins and secondary-source rules precisely so you know where to spend that diligence.