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Plot Plan * A plot plan shows the location of a house from an areal view.
* The site plan, also known as a plot or lot plan includes: 1. Site plan scale 2. Legal description of the property 3. Property line bearings and dimensions 4. North direction 5. Existing and proposed roads 6. Driveways, patios, walks, and parking areas 7. Existing and proposed structures 8. Public or private water supply 9. Public or private sewage disposal 10. Location of utilities 11. Rain and footing drains, and storm sewers or drainage 12. Topography, including contour lines or land elevations at lot corners, street, centerline, driveways, and floor elevations 13. Setbacks 14. Specific items on adjacent properties may be required 15. Existing and proposed trees may be required
Easement – The right -of-way for access to property for the purpose of construction and maintenance of utilities. Setback – Imaginary boundaries beyond which the structure may not be place.
Plat – A map of part of a city or township showing some specific area, such as a subdivision make up of several individual lots. *Plot – One construction lot size
Topography is a physical description of land surface showing variation in elevation.
Contour lines connect points of equal elevation and help show the general lay of the land.
*When contour lines are not close together they represent a relatively flat or gentle sloping land area. *The vertical distance between contour lines is known as contour interval.
In most cases the only contour-related information required for a plot plan is: Property corner elevations.
Street elevation at a driveway.
Elevation of the finished floor levels of the structure.
Slope may be defined and labeled with an arrow.
A minimum driveway slope is ¼ inch per foot. A single-car driveway should be a minimum of 10 feet wide . A double-car driveway should be a minimum of 18 feet wide. The minimum turn radius for a driveway should be 15 feet although 20 feet would be preferred if space permits.
* When a public sewer system is not available a private septic must be installed.
* The site plan, also known as a plot or lot plan includes: 1. Site plan scale 2. Legal description of the property 3. Property line bearings and dimensions 4. North direction 5. Existing and proposed roads 6. Driveways, patios, walks, and parking areas 7. Existing and proposed structures 8. Public or private water supply 9. Public or private sewage disposal 10. Location of utilities 11. Rain and footing drains, and storm sewers or drainage 12. Topography, including contour lines or land elevations at lot corners, street, centerline, driveways, and floor elevations 13. Setbacks 14. Specific items on adjacent properties may be required 15. Existing and proposed trees may be required
Easement – The right -of-way for access to property for the purpose of construction and maintenance of utilities. Setback – Imaginary boundaries beyond which the structure may not be place.
Plat – A map of part of a city or township showing some specific area, such as a subdivision make up of several individual lots. *Plot – One construction lot size
Topography is a physical description of land surface showing variation in elevation.
Contour lines connect points of equal elevation and help show the general lay of the land.
*When contour lines are not close together they represent a relatively flat or gentle sloping land area. *The vertical distance between contour lines is known as contour interval.
In most cases the only contour-related information required for a plot plan is: Property corner elevations.
Street elevation at a driveway.
Elevation of the finished floor levels of the structure.
Slope may be defined and labeled with an arrow.
A minimum driveway slope is ¼ inch per foot. A single-car driveway should be a minimum of 10 feet wide . A double-car driveway should be a minimum of 18 feet wide. The minimum turn radius for a driveway should be 15 feet although 20 feet would be preferred if space permits.
* When a public sewer system is not available a private septic must be installed.
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