Women-owned Atlantis Group Land Use Consultants in Point Loma — led by a former City of San Diego Director of Development Services — processes land-development entitlements from its Liberty Station office. The firm navigates the City's Land Development Code for site development permits, subdivision maps, coastal permits, and variances, coordinating architectural documentation with teams such as LPA Design Studios in San Diego. Spanish-language service and LGBTQ+-affirming practice expand access for clients whose developments require California Coastal Commission approval or Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan compliance. Project management spans conception through final inspection, with environmental-impact analysis handled alongside consultants including Laguna Mountain Environmental, Inc. for CEQA and habitat-constraint assessments. The firm's largest completed entitlements include a 650-room, three-hotel Liberty Station complex approved by the Coastal Commission and more than 500,000 square feet of Otay Mesa industrial warehouse space requiring Brown Field ALUCP compliance.