
The subtle difference between a plot plan and a site plan is that a plot plan is for a single residence or single building whereas a site plan encompasses a larger area such as an industrial park, commercial development, or large subdivision. Other elements include the location of North, driveway and road location, utilities, private well/septic, etc.

The definition of a plot (site) plan is a plan showing the property boundary lines, building setback lines, and the location of a structure with distances to the property lines. What Type of Map Do You Need? Plot Plan or Site Plan (Code Enforcement (FKA Building Department)) A fee may be charged to cover the cost of creating this data. Maintain property maps and taxing entity boundariesĪs a benefit to the taxpayers and businesses the division can perform reproducible maps and custom work including analysis when time allows.The Assessor’s Office maintains a comprehensive GIS division whose duties are to: Data can also be requested outside the scope of the Assessor’s responsibilities or beyond a reasonable expectation. The assessor’s data files (tax rolls) are available for purchase in digital format. Additional web applications can be found on the GIS Applications page including a Map Gallery for PDF maps. If you are looking for more specific information it may require a visit to the office. The Assessor’s Online GIS Services offers a Property Viewer that allows searches by: Property records are available online under the Personal Property and Real Estate Search. Two computers are available at the front counter for public access to records and Geographic Information Systems ( GIS) data including: The office staff is knowledgeable and can answer most inquiries over the phone or by email. The Assessor has established a policy to make office records as open and easy to obtain as possible.
