These plans form the foundation of most planning applications, capturing the current physical features of a site and its immediate surrounds. They typically illustrate:
Site context plans go a step further, showing the relationship of the site to its broader setting, including nearby development, landscape character, and key features that might influence the design response.
Local councils use existing conditions and site context plans to assess how a proposed development will:
Without these plans, an application may be deemed incomplete and delayed at lodgment.
At Red Line Plans, we prepare existing conditions and context plans that are:
We work closely with your town planner, architect, or builder to ensure the plans align with the broader application documents.
You’ll likely need these plans if you’re:
If required, we’ll coordinate with our partner licensed surveyors to overlay feature and level data directly into your site plan. We’re happy to arrange this or integrate data provided by your own surveyor.
Whether you’re preparing a full planning permit application or just need a base plan for early concept development, our existing conditions and site context plans provide the clarity and compliance you need.
Call us today or submit an enquiry to get started.