Site Layout Plan or Block Plan

Article 7 of the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) Order 2015

Information required and when required	Guidance
All applications	A site layout or block plan must be provided as follows: Plans provided for both existing and proposed. Provided at a metric scale (1:200 or 1:500) and ideally scaled to fit onto A4 or A3 Provided on an up-to-date map Indicate a north point Show the proposed development in relation to: site boundaries, other existing buildings on the site, adjoining properties and the immediate area, roads, public rights of way, and position of trees/hedges, changes in levels, boundary treatment, vehicular/pedestrian access and existing and proposed parking. House names and road names should be labelled Include any buildings to be demolished If the site area is edged in red this must match the location plan provided (not essential but can be helpful) If connecting to existing drainage system this should be indicated on the plan

Information required and when required

Guidance

All applications

A site layout or block plan must be provided as follows:

Plans provided for both existing and proposed.
Provided at a metric scale (1:200 or 1:500) and ideally scaled to fit onto A4 or A3
Provided on an up-to-date map
Indicate a north point
Show the proposed development in relation to:
- site boundaries,
- other existing buildings on the site,
- adjoining properties and the immediate area,
- roads, public rights of way, and position of trees/hedges, changes in levels, boundary treatment, vehicular/pedestrian access and existing and proposed parking.
- House names and road names should be labelled
Include any buildings to be demolished
If the site area is edged in red this must match the location plan provided (not essential but can be helpful)
If connecting to existing drainage system this should be indicated on the plan