Site plans

Building footprint, exterior context, and visible site features captured to permit-ready scale. Issued in DWG and PDF, ready for design, planning, or municipal review.

Site plan drawing example

Overview

Site plans show the building footprint and the visible exterior features that surround it: driveways, walkways, patios, decks, landscape areas, parking, and visible easements or boundary markers where applicable. Issued in DWG and PDF so your design and consultant team can take it straight into their workflow.

Building footprint Driveways & walkways Patios & decks Parking Setbacks (visible) North arrow & scale

Standard site plan content

Building footprint

Outline of the existing building drawn to scale and located against visible site features.

Driveways & walks

Paved areas, walkways, and access points captured at their visible edges.

Parking

Visible parking layout including stalls, drive aisles, and accessible spaces where applicable.

Landscape areas

Visible planting beds, lawn areas, mature trees, and hard-surface zones noted on plan.

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North arrow & scale

Properly oriented drawing with a measured scale bar suitable for permit submissions.

Setbacks (visible)

Indicative dimensions from the building to visible boundaries where they can be reliably measured.

Common applications

Permit prepA clean base drawing for permit and zoning submissions.
Addition designLocate proposed additions accurately on the existing lot.
Landscape designA scaled site reference for landscape and exterior work.
Project recordsAn archival drawing of how the site is currently configured.

What you receive

  • Site plan in DWG with organized layers.
  • Plotted PDF sheet at a confirmed paper size and scale.
  • Reference photos of the captured site features.
  • Optional drone orthomosaic of the site as a base reference.
  • A short notes file describing assumptions and any visible boundaries used.

Note: Site plans are based on visible, measurable site features. Where legal boundaries, official setbacks, or grading information are required, an Ontario Land Surveyor's plan or an engineer's drawing should be used.

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