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Sheds 250 square feet or less have a setback restriction of 5 from both the rear and side property lines. Inspection and final inspection additions may be subject to review and approval by the City of Gardner Engineering Department. Depending on the type of shed you may be required to call for footing framing and electrical inspections if applicable and a final inspection IMPORTANT NOTE The City of Gardner Zoning Regulations prohibit accessory structures larger than 1000 square feet or 1/3 of...

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1. Identify the purpose of the plot plan. Determine whether it is for construction, landscaping, or zoning purposes.
2. Gather all the necessary information such as property boundaries, dimensions, and any existing structures on the site.
3. Measure the property dimensions accurately using a measuring tape or surveying tools.
4. Transfer the measurements onto graph paper or a digital plotting software.
5. Include details of the site, such as existing structures, trees, and utilities.
6. Label all the measurements and features clearly on the plot plan.
7. Check for any local regulations or requirements that need to be followed when creating the plot plan.
8. Review and revise the plot plan for accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the plot plan to the relevant authorities or professionals for approval or further processing.

Who needs plot plans?

1. Architects and engineers often require plot plans for designing buildings or structures.
2. Homeowners may need plot plans for getting construction permits, planning renovations, or landscaping projects.
3. Real estate developers and land surveyors use plot plans for evaluating properties and planning new developments.
4. City planners and zoning boards utilize plot plans to ensure compliance with zoning regulations and land use policies.
5. Government agencies may request plot plans for various purposes, such as infrastructure planning or environmental assessments.

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What is plot plans?

Plot plans are detailed drawings that show the layout of a property including structures, utilities, landscaping, and property boundaries.

Who is required to file plot plans?

Property owners, developers, and contractors are typically required to file plot plans with the appropriate local government authorities.

How to fill out plot plans?

Plot plans can be filled out by surveyors or architects using specialized software or drawing tools to accurately represent the layout of a property.

What is the purpose of plot plans?

The purpose of plot plans is to ensure that new construction or renovations are in compliance with zoning regulations, building codes, and property boundaries.

What information must be reported on plot plans?

Plot plans must include details such as property lines, setbacks, building dimensions, utilities, landscaping, and any other relevant site features.