Spokane county assessor floor plan requirements

SPOKANE COUNTY ASSESSOR FLOOR PLAN REQUIREMENTS FULL
SPOKANE COUNTY ASSESSOR FLOOR PLAN REQUIREMENTS CODE

Show the location and dimensions of all existing and proposed irrigated landscape areas, including square footage and dimensions of all lawn or turf areas.

Identify the types and total number of parking spaces for vehicles, bicycles and electric vehicle charging stations, including accessible spaces and the accessible path of travel if the use is public. Identify all proposed improvements including driveways, turnarounds, turnouts, areas to be graded, drainage features, power poles, and underground utilities. Show dimensions of all proposed structures and use areas, their total square footage, distance to property lines, setbacks to septic systems, creeks, wells and other structures. Include outdoor use areas such as, storage areas, patios, parking areas, accessory structures, pools/spas, fences, and retaining walls. Identify all proposed uses, structures and improvements and differentiate proposed (dashed lines) from existing (solid).

Proposed Uses, Structures, and Improvements.

Easements can be found on a title report or by researching records at the County RecorderР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћs office or a title company.

SPOKANE COUNTY ASSESSOR FLOOR PLAN REQUIREMENTS CODE

If no building envelopes are shown, or the property was not created by subdivision, the building envelopes are the required setbacks found in the zoning code for each zoning district Р Р†Р вЂљРЎС™Permitted (Residential Density or Building Intensity) and Development CriteriaР Р†Р вЂљРЎСљ. Building envelopes can often be found on the Final Maps of subdivisions available at Permit Sonoma. Research the property records and show the location and extent of any easements and their purpose, building envelopes, deed restrictions, agreements, and Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that affect the property. Easements, building envelopes, and covenants.

While not required, it is the OwnerР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћs responsibility to have property lines surveyed. Property lines and dimensions supplied by applicant are for representational purposes only and do not constitute an approval of the location by the County. Identify existing roads, driveways, waterways, drainage features, septic systems including expansion areas, sub drains, wells and underground utilities. Show dimensions of all existing structures and outdoor use areas, their total square footage and distance to all property lines. Show and label the use of all existing structures and outdoor use areas including pool/spa, patios, parking areas, accessory structures, fences, and retaining walls. Provide one electronic copy either on a flash drive or emailed to the project planner and three full-sized site plans (either 24 inches X 36 inches folded to 8.5 inches x 11 inches or 11 inches X 17 inches) and one reduced site plan (8.5 inches X 11 inches). All site plans must include a bar scale, north arrow, project name/applicant, name of preparer, date prepared, and date of last revision. Aerial photos will not be accepted in lieu of the Standard Site Plan, but can provide useful information to assist in preparing the site plan. Partial site plans must show all required features as listed below.

SPOKANE COUNTY ASSESSOR FLOOR PLAN REQUIREMENTS FULL

The vicinity map will show the full parcel including frontage streets and cross reference the area of the partial site plan. Partial site plans for a portion of a property may be submitted as long as a vicinity map for the entire property is provided and other uses shown. Preparation of the required site plan by a draftsperson, architect, landscape architect or engineer is strongly recommended. All site plans must be meet general architectural or engineering standards and be legible and drawn to scale, including a bar scale.

Spokane county assessor floor plan requirements