Site Plan Approval

Site Plan Approval is a process used by local governments to review and approve plans for new developments or significant changes to existing properties. This includes examining details like building layout, landscaping, parking, and drainage. The goal is to ensure that the plans comply with zoning laws, environmental regulations, and community standards. Before construction can begin, developers must submit their site plans to the appropriate authorities, who then assess the proposal's impact on the surrounding area and community. This helps maintain orderly development and protects public interests.