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    Site - Analysis - Checklist 2

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    The document provides guidance for site inspectors conducting site visits and documentation for development projects, outlining what information should be collected about the location, including land use restrictions, hazard reports, utility locations and property details from site surveys and title certificates. Site visits should document views, landforms, slopes, adjacent properties, ground conditions and potential building locations to understand the impacts and suitability for development. Presentation of findings should include sketches, pictures and 3D models with key features, views and environmental factors.

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    The document provides guidance for site inspectors conducting site visits and documentation for development projects, outlining what information should be collected about the location, including land use restrictions, hazard reports, utility locations and property details from site surveys and title certificates. Site visits should document views, landforms, slopes, adjacent properties, ground conditions and potential building locations to understand the impacts and suitability for development. Presentation of findings should include sketches, pictures and 3D models with key features, views and environmental factors.

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    The document provides guidance for site inspectors conducting site visits and documentation for development projects, outlining what information should be collected about the location, including land use restrictions, hazard reports, utility locations and property details from site surveys and title certificates. Site visits should document views, landforms, slopes, adjacent properties, ground conditions and potential building locations to understand the impacts and suitability for development. Presentation of findings should include sketches, pictures and 3D models with key features, views and environmental factors.

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    Site - Analysis - Checklist 2

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    The document provides guidance for site inspectors conducting site visits and documentation for development projects, outlining what information should be collected about the location, including land use restrictions, hazard reports, utility locations and property details from site surveys and title certificates. Site visits should document views, landforms, slopes, adjacent properties, ground conditions and potential building locations to understand the impacts and suitability for development. Presentation of findings should include sketches, pictures and 3D models with key features, views and environmental factors.

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    LOGO
    Site Documentation
    Project: Site Inspectors Contact information:
    Project no: Name:
    DATE: Cell Phone:
    TIME: Name:
    Location: Cell Phone:
    Name:
    Cell Phone:
    Documentation
    Local Authority
    District plan Zoning
    Restrictions on building and land use
    Solar access
    Site coverage
    Front/side/rear yards
    Protected trees
    Land information memorandum Protected buildings and trees
    Historic buildings
    Special characteristics of a site (erosion, flooding)
    Existing buildings
    Planning information
    Drainage information
    Zoning
    Land Information Memorandum
    Protection of buildings under the NCCA
    National Cultural Heritage Act of 2009
    Local services (water, wastewater)
    Land details (ground stability, flooding)
    Non-compliance issues
    Resource/building consent/Code Past consent applications
    Compliance Certificate

    Aerial photographs/contour maps of site Buildings


    and surroundings Roadways
    Services
    Contours
    Development that may be permitted
    Services (including water, sewerage and stormwater
    mains crossing the property)
    Other documentation Roading

    Legal information

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    Legal description of the property
    Caveats
    Certificate of Title Easements

    Easement
    Deposited plan
    Covenants (generally part of the sale and Property boundaries
    purchase agreement) Restrictions of development
    Other information (may need to be purchased)
    Hazard report (Property Insight) Known/potential site hazards
    Climate data
    Sun-bearing data
    Aerial photographs and geographic Buildings
    information (local authority,Google Roadways
    Earth, Terralink) of site and surroundings
    Vegetation
    Services
    Contours
    Boundary locations
    Soil-bearing capacity
    Property inspection/site survey/soil Location of underground services
    investigation reports Other site features
    Soil-bearing capacity
    Location of underground services
    Other Site Feautures

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    SITE VISITS
    What to take Equipment
    Sketch book,Camera, Tape measure, laser meter
    What to look for:
    Views:
    Landforms:
    Slopes
    Stability features (excavations, fill, banks
    or cliffs)
    Adjacent properties:
    Use
    What
    Impactisof built
    the(height,
    proposedscale and style)
    building on
    neighbours
    Sources of potential noise
    Causes of areas of shade
    Wind:
    Strength
    Directions
    Site-specific exposure (cold wind
    direction and the
    direction most of the rain comes from)
    Ground
    Evidenceconditions:
    of drainage paths and
    watercourses
    Evidence of flooding, groundwater, poor
    soil stability
    Potential building locations
    Location of boundary pegs

    Location of Utility services


    Manholes
    Water
    Sewage
    Stormwater
    Power
    Telephone
    Site access:
    Suitable location
    Existingconsiderations
    Health vehicle crossing
    – cellphone
    towers, high tension
    power lines/substations within 300 m of
    site?

    Who to talk to

    Neighbours:
    Weather
    Past major events
    Local events
    Development proposals

    Client:
    Weather
    Other conditions they are familiar
    with/have experienced

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    Presentation of information
    Sketches and pictures
    Sketchup Pro, ArchiCAD or Autodesk
    Revit.
    Views
    Rain directions
    Features (trees, banks)
    North point
    Sun angles

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