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Larimer County Planning Dept Procedural Guide for SIMPLIFIED SITE PLAN FOR EXTENDED FAMILY DWELLINGS AND FARMSTEADS August 26, 2008, PLEASE NOTE: A REAPPLICATION CONFERENCE IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO SUBMITTING

How to fill out simplified site plan

How to fill out simplified site plan

1. Start by identifying the scale at which the site plan needs to be drawn. This usually depends on the size of the site and the level of detail required.
2. Begin by sketching the outline of the site boundaries. Include any buildings, roads, or other structures that exist on the site.
3. Add any topographical features such as hills, rivers, or vegetation to the site plan. Use contour lines or shading to indicate changes in elevation.
4. Include any existing utility lines, such as water, gas, or electricity, that run through the site. Indicate their location and direction of flow.
5. If required, mark the locations of parking spaces, driveways, or other vehicular circulation elements on the site plan.
6. Include any proposed changes or additions to the site. This could include new buildings, parking areas, or landscape features.
7. Label all elements on the site plan with clear and concise text. This includes buildings, roads, utilities, and any other relevant information.
8. Once the plan is complete, review it for accuracy and clarity. Make any necessary revisions or additions before finalizing the plan.
9. Provide a legend or key that explains any symbols or abbreviations used in the site plan.
10. If required, seek approval or permits from the appropriate authorities before implementing any changes or constructions depicted in the site plan.

Who needs simplified site plan?

1. Simplified site plans are needed by architects, engineers, and construction professionals who are involved in the design and development of sites.
2. Planning departments and local authorities may also require simplified site plans as part of the approval process for new construction projects or renovations.
3. Real estate developers and property owners may use simplified site plans to visualize and communicate their vision for a particular site to potential investors or tenants.
4. Land surveyors may also create simplified site plans as part of their surveying and mapping services.

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What is simplified site plan?

A simplified site plan is a scaled drawing that shows the layout of a property, including buildings, roads, parking areas, and landscaping features.

Who is required to file simplified site plan?

Property owners or developers who are planning to make changes to a property may be required to file a simplified site plan with the local planning department.

How to fill out simplified site plan?

To fill out a simplified site plan, you will need to include information about the property, such as the dimensions of buildings and distance from property lines, as well as any proposed changes or additions.

What is the purpose of simplified site plan?

The purpose of a simplified site plan is to provide a visual representation of a property and proposed changes, allowing local authorities to review and approve construction or development projects.

What information must be reported on simplified site plan?

Information that must be reported on a simplified site plan may include property boundaries, dimensions of buildings, parking areas, setbacks, landscaping features, and drainage plans.