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Three quick sections — you don’t need to know anything about permits. If you’re not sure about something, leave it blank or pick “Not sure” and we’ll figure it out together.

1 · Your property

Property address or APN (the parcel number on your property tax statement)

County

Parcel size (acres) optional

On your tax statement or the county assessor’s parcel page. Your survey will confirm the exact figure.

Zoning designation optional

Most people don’t know this — that’s fine. It’s listed on your county assessor’s parcel page, and if you found your parcel on our map it fills in automatically.

2 · About you these answer 5 fields on your county’s building permit application

Your name(s) as on the deed

Phone

Goes on your application’s contact line — and lets us send your packet when it’s ready.

Mailing address

City / State / Zip

3 · Your study plan

Drinking water

Sewer

Studies we recommend for this parcel

Pre-selected from your answers — every county asks these questions about raw land. Adjust if you know better; you can also change this any time later.

Land surveyWhere your legal property lines are — the base map everything else builds on

Geotechnical surveyCan the soil hold a foundation — required by most counties for a new home

Septic site evaluationWhere wastewater goes when there’s no public sewer

Well site evaluationWhere drinking water comes from when there’s no public water

Driveway permittingCounty approval for your driveway’s connection to the road

Site planThe scaled drawing of your lot the county requires with every application

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Site Plan

County submittal checklist — complete all items before submitting

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Your site plan must be drawn to an engineering scale (1″ = 10′, 1″ = 20′, etc.) and submitted in two copies — either printed or electronically. Work through this checklist before uploading your plan for AI review. All items marked REQUIRED must be present for county acceptance.

Drawing & format requirements

Plan is drawn to standard engineering scaleRequired

Acceptable scales: 1″ = 10′, 1″ = 20′, 1″ = 30′, 1″ = 40′, 1″ = 50′, or 1″ = 100′. Scale must be labeled on the plan.

Two copies prepared for submittalRequired

Two paper copies OR one electronic submittal via the County Electronic Submittal Process. Both copies must be identical.

Property & structures

Property lines, dimensions, and lot area labeledRequired

All boundary lines shown with dimensions. Total lot/parcel area expressed in square feet or acreage.

All proposed and existing structures located and labeledRequired

Include all structures: main dwelling, accessory structures (sheds, garages, barns), decks, porches, and propane tanks. Label each with its use.

Parking compliance shown (2 spaces per dwelling)Required

Minimum 2 parking spaces per dwelling unit. Parking area must be durable and dust-free — paved or concrete. Indicate surface material on plan.

Access & roads

All bordering roads named, widths shown, public/private labeledRequired

Every road bordering the property must show: road name, right-of-way width, and designation as public or private.

Proposed driveway access and width shownRequired

Show driveway location and width. If access crosses a drainage ditch, culvert, or stream, note this on the plan. Ties to driveway approach permit.

Water, utilities & easements

All water features identified and labeled

Show and label: ponds, springs, ravines, streams, creeks, lakes, rivers, and wetlands. Include distance to the ordinary high-water mark (OHWM) if known.

All easements shown with type, width, and restrictionsRequired

Each easement must be located on the plan with: easement type (utility, access, drainage, etc.), width in feet, and any use restrictions.

Well, septic tank, drain field, and reserve area located with setback distancesRequired

Show all: well(s), septic/pump tank, drain field, reserve drain field area, and tight lines. Dimension distances between each element and from property lines, structures, water bodies, wetlands, and flood plains. Must exactly match the site plan your health district approved (Chelan-Douglas Health District in Chelan and Douglas counties; your county health department elsewhere).

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