Revised January 7, 2020
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3. Ten (10) original copies of floor and elevation plans stamped and signed by a licensed
architect or engineer and drawn to scale ¼ inch = 1 foot. The elevations of buildings
and structures shall be at a scale sufficient to show the following:
Design and character of buildings and structures
Materials and color of all buildings and structures, including roofing, millwork,
doors, railings, masonry, etc.
Heights of buildings and structures
Roofs and overhangs
Special design features
4. Ten (10) original copies of the site plan stamped and signed by a licensed land
surveyor illustrating the proposed layout of the project. The site plan shall contain
the necessary elements set forth on next page.
Necessary Elements of Site Plan/Special Permit:
Here is a checklist to help you submit a complete application, survey and plans.
A. Survey and Site Data
Name, address, license number, seal, and signature of licensed professional who
prepared the drawing
Project Title
School district and fire district
Zoning district
Suffolk County Tax Map Number(s)
Key Map of at least one inch equals 600 feet (1” = 600’)
Plans should not exceed 24” x 36”
North arrow and scale in comparative form
Total acreage of property to the nearest .01 acre
All property lines with directional bearings distances, the property’s relationship to
adjoining premises and public streets
Location of all easements on, over and adjacent to the site
B. Existing Site Conditions
Existing buildings, structures, and uses and proposed additions thereto, including
finished floor elevations and ground elevations at such building, structure and the
use location
Curbs, walkways, and paving with spot elevations
Topographic contours at two (2) foot intervals
Flood insurance zone identification and base flood elevations
Identification of woodlands, cleared areas, large trees, unique plant and wildlife
communities and overlook areas
Identification of cultural features, such as trails, historic buildings and sites and
agricultural fields
Identification of paleontological and archaeological remains, if known.
NOTE: Do not commence any archaeological fieldwork before obtaining Planning
Board approval for the work.
Identification of wetlands, watercourses, tidal waters, beaches, beach vegetation,
dunes and bluffs – All natural features as defined in § 255-1-20 of the East
Hampton Town Code must be flagged by the Planning Department and depicted
on a guaranteed survey
C. Proposed Site Improvements
Proposed buildings, structures, and uses and proposed additions thereto, including
finished floor elevations and ground elevations at such building, structure, and the
use location
ADA Compatibility
Existing and proposed coverage (building) and total coverage calculations, as
defined in Section 255-1-20 of the Town Code
Layout of existing and proposed parking and loading areas, including dimensions
of spaces, aisles and street approaches, the general circulation pattern with
directional movement shown
Methods used for computing parking requirements