Let's Understand the site plan basics:
These plans highlight the key features of the site for planning purposes and must be detailed enough to be included in the planning permit.
A site and layout plan are detailed, scale-drawn plans that include, but are not limited to, the following:
The boundaries, Parcel ID and precise dimensions of the site.
Adjacent roads.
The location, height, and use of buildings and structures on neighboring properties.
Relevant ground levels and topographical features.
The arrangement of existing and proposed buildings and structures, including their footprints and uses.
All current and planned driveways, car parking, bicycle parking, and loading zones.
Existing and proposed landscaped areas, detailing plant species and hardscape elements.
External storage areas and waste management zones.
Information on any contaminated soils and filled areas, where known, with details of any remediation measures.
The location of easements, utility lines, and services, such as water, sewer, gas, and electricity.
Stormwater management features, including drains, retention basins, and swales.
An arrow or symbol indicating the direction of north on the plan
A detailed description of the work that is being proposed, outlining the nature and scope of the project, including construction, modifications, or any specific changes to the site or structures.
The exact address of the property where the proposed works will be carried out, including street name, number, city, and postal code.
These comprehensive details ensure the plans are sufficiently clear to be included in the planning permit application process. Below is the example of a basic site plan
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