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#Use OSE's Site Plan Icons template for generating site plans. | |||
#Use Inkscape: | |||
#Use OSE's [[Site Plan Inkscape Icons]] template for generating site plans. | |||
#Overlay on any digital image to get property boundaries at proper scale. | |||
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*[[Factor e Farm Site Plan]] | *[[Factor e Farm Site Plan]] | ||
Revision as of 22:55, 8 November 2020
Site plan shows buildings, roads, access, drainage, landscape features, equipment, and utility connections.
Typically produced by licensed engineer, architect, landscape architect or land surveyor
Protocol
- Use Inkscape:
- Use OSE's Site Plan Inkscape Icons template for generating site plans.
- Overlay on any digital image to get property boundaries at proper scale.