Typical Site Plan Requirements in Texas
- Outline the dimensions, contours, and positions of all current landscape elements, encompassing large trees, water features, outdoor structures, lighting fixtures, utility lines, watercourses, and any other external components.
- Present a landscape blueprint detailing the placement, spacing, dimensions, and quantity of proposed plant species, along with installation specifications. This blueprint must bear the signature of a licensed landscape architect or a US-EPA WaterSense certified expert, validating compliance with relevant codes.
- Provide a sprinkler layout delineating the positions, intervals, and sizes of all sprinkler heads for shrubs or lawns, as well as the locations of water lines and valves.
- Specify the whereabouts and heights of fences, retaining walls, and railings.
- Display contour lines indicating both existing and proposed alterations in ground elevation, with intervals no greater than 2 feet.
- Depict the placement, dimensions, heights, and designs of both current and planned exterior signage and promotional elements.
- Identify the positions and types of catch basins or surface water detention areas, alongside other surface drainage amenities.
- Illustrate all current and proposed enhancements to public thoroughfares.
- Detail the locations, setbacks, and measurements of all existing and proposed ground-mounted utility enclosures within private properties and within the public right-of-way.
- Present the positions, setbacks, and dimensions of all current and proposed air conditioning units
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