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I will draw florida north carolina deck pool patio site plan plot plan for hoa and bpar
Civil Engineer, Site Development Structural And Permit Plans
I'm a civil engineering designer focused on delivering accurate, practical solutions for residential and commercial projects. From site planning and grading to drainage, utilities, and construction dr...
About this Gig
Deck, pool, and patio projects in Florida and North Carolina require both a building department permit and often a separate HOA approval, each with their own documentation requirements. Florida HOAs and coastal building departments have specific site plan requirements addressing setbacks from property lines, pool barriers, drainage, and flood zone compliance. NC HOAs in planned communities often have their own architectural review process with specific drawing format requirements.
I will draw site plans and plot plans for your Florida or NC deck, pool, and patio project formatted for both HOA submission and building permit approval.
What you get:
Site plan showing deck, pool, and patio footprints on the lot
Setback dimensions from all property lines
Pool barrier and fence location notation
Drainage arrows and impervious surface calculation
HOA-formatted plan for architectural review submission
Permit-ready PDF for Florida and NC jurisdictions
Project scale:
Building
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Office & workspace
Material speciality:
Concrete
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Wood
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FAQ
What do HOAs typically require in a site plan submission?
Most HOAs want a scaled site plan showing the proposed structure's footprint, its setback from property lines, its relationship to adjacent properties, and the materials and colors proposed. I format the site plan to meet the most common HOA architectural review checklist requirements.
What pool setback requirements apply in Florida?
Florida requires a minimum 7.5 foot setback from the pool water's edge to the property line in most jurisdictions. Pool barriers and fencing must comply with Section 515 of the Florida Building Code. I document all of these in the site plan.
