The Site Plan is part of the permanent permit record, and as such must be drawn or produced in such a way that anyone looking at the site plan will be able to understand exactly what work is being done. Illegible or poorly drawn site plans WILL BE REJECTED.
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The Site Plan must clearly depict whether an excavation is being done in the park strip or in a paved surface. Please provide offset distances from curb, gutter or sidewalk.
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The Site Plan is required with ALL Right-of-Way permits, and becomes part of a permanent record with the permit. It is a document that must show the entire scope of work that is being performed on the permit, and should include the following elements:
- Aerial photo background (Preferred, but not required)
- Site address
- North arrow
- Work location
- Building or house location (on utility lateral permits)
- Sidewalk location (when present)
- Curb & gutter location (when present)
- Utility main locations
- Driveway approach, fire hydrant, utility pole, utility cabinet or any other structure in the immediate area of the project
Location Plan - If your Project is remodeling or adding on to an existing building, you must include a plan showing how the proposed improvements relate to the existing structure(s) |
Utility Site Diagram - This form can be printed, marked up, and submitted as a site plan for most simple water and sewer jobs. Please see examples below:
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