About Land to Lot Solutions

Ashley Brown brings more than 20 years of experience in land development, geomatics, technical drafting, subdivision approvals, and municipal/rural development review across New Brunswick.

Ashley is a graduate of the Geomatics Engineering Technology program at the Centre of Geographic Sciences (COGS). She has a background in land surveying and began her career in the geomatics and land development field, including work as a survey technician for a local land developer and other technical roles involving land information, drafting, field data, project coordination, and development-related documentation.

From July 2018 to June 2026, Ashley worked at a New Brunswick Regional Service Commission, first as a Planning Technologist and then as a Development Officer. Her work included reviewing and coordinating subdivision and development applications, preparing planning reports, and helping applicants and professionals understand requirements and next steps.

Ashley is also a full member of the New Brunswick Development Officers Association (NBDOA).

Throughout my career, I heard many of the same questions from people trying to understand land development. My background in geomatics and development review helped me connect the technical information, application requirements, and people involved. I started Land to Lot Solutions to make that understanding and practical support available to others.

My experience has given me a practical understanding of both sides of a development file: how technical information is prepared and assembled, and how that information moves through the regulatory approval process.

Land to Lot Solutions was founded to serve New Brunswick landowners, property buyers, and development applicants, as well as private developers and housing organizations. Services include independent planning research, application support, PRAC/PAC meeting preparation, help understanding planning decisions, document review, and development coordination.

Administrative appeal preparation support may also be available where legally permitted. Services do not include legal representation, and no outcome is guaranteed.

Land development rarely involves just one profession, one approval, or one document. A single file can involve planning authorities, surveyors, engineers, lawyers, municipalities, provincial departments, utilities, funding agencies, and other stakeholders.

Ashley’s strength is helping connect those pieces.

She understands the questions that need to be asked, the information that needs to be gathered, who needs to be involved, and what may be required to move a project to its next stage.

The goal is simple: reduce bottlenecks, organize complex files, and give landowners and applicants a clearer understanding of the process and the information they need to decide what to do next.