Property & Street Frontage
Property lines, street edge, lot dimensions and access context.
DRIVEWAY • ACCESS • CURB-CUT
Driveway Site Plans for Permits
Permit-ready site plans for new driveways, driveway expansions, replacement paving and curb-cut applications, coordinated around the property, access, setbacks and local review requirements.
1000+ Projects Completed•Nationwide Support•Remote Process
Site / PropertyPlacement, setbacks & existing conditions
Permit CoordinationLocal review requirements & corrections
Additional DisciplinesStructural, civil or MEP when required
Final DeliveryPermit-ready PDF + source files by scope
WHAT WE CAN DO
Site Plan Support Built Around the Actual Project
Driveway work can affect public right-of-way access, front-yard coverage, drainage, visibility, parking and setbacks. A driveway site plan gives the reviewer a scaled view of where the access begins, how it connects to the property and how the proposed paving relates to the lot and existing improvements.
- New residential driveway
- Driveway widening
- Paver driveway conversion
- Circular driveway
- Commercial access modification
- Curb-cut permit
TYPICAL SCOPE
What May Be Included
The final drawing package depends on the property, project type and reviewing jurisdiction.
Existing & Proposed Driveway
Clear distinction between existing paving and the proposed driveway, widening or replacement.
Dimensions & Widths
Driveway width, length, curb opening and distances to key property or site features.
Setbacks / Clearance
Distances to property lines, intersections, structures or other features when required.
Paving & Surface Notes
Concrete, pavers, asphalt, gravel or other proposed finish identified from project information.
Drainage Coordination
Slope, swale, culvert or drainage information when it is part of the permit scope.
PERMIT DRAWING COORDINATION
More Than a Basic Plot Sketch
Our goal is to organize the site information so the drawing is easy for the owner, contractor and reviewing authority to understand. When the project requires more than a site plan, related permit disciplines can be coordinated as part of the larger package.
Site & Plot Planning
Property lines, setbacks, building placement, access, easements and other permit-relevant site information.
Architectural Coordination
Floor plans, elevations, roof plans, sections and related building sheets when the permit scope extends beyond the site.
Structural Coordination
Foundation, framing, connection and calculation coordination when structural design or engineering review is required.
Civil / MEP Support
Grading, drainage, utility, electrical, plumbing and HVAC coordination where applicable to the permit package.
WHAT TO SEND
Start With What You Already Have
We can review the property information first and tell you what is still needed before drafting begins.
- Property address
- Survey or plot plan if available
- Existing driveway dimensions
- Proposed driveway width and layout
- Paving material or finish
- Photos from the street and property
- Permit comments if already reviewed
DELIVERABLES
Typical Drawing Deliverables
- Scaled driveway and site plan
- Existing and proposed access shown
- Driveway dimensions and material notes
- Property and setback references
- Permit notes and title block
- PDF and source file when included
WHY CHOOSE SITE PLANS ONLINE USA
Clear Permit Support Without the Guesswork
We organize the drawing scope around the property, project and reviewing jurisdiction so you know what is being prepared and why.
Permit-Focused
Drawings are structured around real permit-review needs rather than generic templates.
Remote Workflow
Most projects can begin from the property address, survey, plans, photos and project information.
Multi-Discipline Support
Site, architectural, structural, MEP and civil coordination can be added when the project requires it.
Revision Support
Send reviewer comments back for applicable updates within the agreed scope.
OUR PROCESS
From Property Address to Permit-Ready Drawing
Send the Address & Scope
Share the project location, intended work and available documents.
Review Property Information
We review the available records, survey information and likely jurisdiction requirements.
Draft & Coordinate
The site plan is prepared with the required dimensions, notes and project-specific information.
Deliver & Support Revisions
Receive the permit package and send applicable plan-review comments back for updates.
LOCAL REQUIREMENTS MATTER
Permit Scope Varies by Jurisdiction
Curb-cut, right-of-way and driveway permits are highly jurisdiction-specific. Some projects may require civil engineering, drainage information, sight-distance review or separate right-of-way approval.
CHECK PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
START WITH THE ADDRESS
Ready to Review Your Project?
Send the property address, project type and any information you already have. We will help identify the likely site-plan scope and next step.
FREE PROJECT REVIEW
Tell Us About Your Project
Start with the property address and a short description. We will review the scope and identify the next step.
1000+ ProjectsResidential and commercial permit drawing experience
Nationwide SupportRemote project intake across U.S. jurisdictions
Real Case StudiesPublished permit projects and drawing examples
Revision SupportApplicable reviewer-comment updates within scope
QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions before a site-plan project begins.
Do I need a site plan to widen my driveway?+
Many jurisdictions require a site or plot plan for driveway widening, especially where lot coverage, setbacks, drainage or the public right-of-way are affected.
Can you show a paver driveway?+
Yes. The proposed surface can be labeled as pavers, concrete, asphalt or another material based on the project scope.
Do you design the curb cut too?+
We can show proposed curb-cut or access geometry when the necessary dimensions and jurisdiction requirements are available. Engineering may be required for some public right-of-way work.
Can the plan include parking spaces?+
Yes. Residential or commercial parking layout can be coordinated when required.
What if the city already issued comments?+
Send the comments with the current plan and we can identify revisions that fall within the site-plan scope.