Site Plans

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Site Plans are drawings which include topographic information and other information which may be required by a Building Department. Site Plans are generally submitted to the Building Department as part of the package of plans for a building permit, although, for a grading permit, the Site Plan may constitute the entire set of plans. The Site Plan shows the footprint of the proposed structure and its realtionship to the property boundaries. The building setback lines, as mandated by local ordinance, are shown. If a on-site disposal system and/or well is required, their proposed locations are also shown.
Site Plan for Sheehan Residence

Typical Site Plan

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Site Plans are used by the contractor's surveyor to locate the building prior to beginning construction.

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Last revised by Art O'Connor on 31 July 2008