Engineering Site Plan For Residential House
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
3. ENGINEERING SITE PLAN INFORMATION (minimum size 24"x 36") is generally to be placed
on a separate site plan. This information is required to complete an application for City of Oxnard
review. Questions regarding the engineering site plan information should be directed to Development
Services at 385-7925.
The following information must be included:
a. Based on an engineering scale with a north arrow, vicinity map, and plan date.
b. Provide tract number, project address, name of the subdivision and/or planning permit number
(some of these may not have been assigned at the time of submittal.)
c. Name of the developer, owner, and engineer along with the address and telephone number for all
three.
d. Acreage within the proposed development per lot.
e. Boundary lines and/or property lines with dimensions along with a legal description of the total
parcel.
f. Lot lines and dimensions, and lot and block numbers.
g. Name, location and width of proposed streets with approved access to the property, together with
the location and width of all recorded easements and rights-of-way.
h. Typical cross-sections of street improvements for both public and private streets.
i. Location and width of existing and proposed curb cuts on-site and within 100 feet of the project
including those driveways on the opposite side of the street or alley. Additional information may
be required depending on project-specific conditions.
j. Clearly show how the proposed project improvements will join existing improvements including
providing widths of adjoining improvements. This must include sidewalks, curb & gutter, site
walls, drive aisles, etc.
k. Contour map and/or spot elevations, including the location and width of watercourses.
l. Proposed land use classification of lots.
m. All proposed facilities (sewer, water, storm drain, water wells, fire hydrants, transformers or other
structures) on-site or within adjacent rights of way.
n. All existing facilities (sewer, water, storm drain, water wells, fire hydrants, transformers, power
poles, overhead utilities or other structures) onsite, directly adjacent to the site or within adjacent
rights of way. Label facilities that are to be removed.
o. Location of any existing or proposed detention basins, drainage inlets, channels or other
watercourses on or adjacent to the property.
p. Location of fire hydrants.
q. A written submittal of the project’s proposed long term National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES) Best Management Practices (BMPs) such as oil-water separators, sand filters,
landscape areas for infiltration, detention basins, or other stormwater quality devices that will be
constructed with the project to prohibit pollutants from entering the stormwater system. This
submittal should only include the long term BMPs that will remain in place after completion of
construction.
r. Horizontal control for the proposed and existing improvements.
s. Location, dimensions, purpose, and disposition of all existing and/or proposed easements.
NOTE: If a lot line adjustment or lot merger is contemplated, an existing and proposed condition plan is
required and the application must be submitted concurrently.
on a separate site plan. This information is required to complete an application for City of Oxnard
review. Questions regarding the engineering site plan information should be directed to Development
Services at 385-7925.
The following information must be included:
a. Based on an engineering scale with a north arrow, vicinity map, and plan date.
b. Provide tract number, project address, name of the subdivision and/or planning permit number
(some of these may not have been assigned at the time of submittal.)
c. Name of the developer, owner, and engineer along with the address and telephone number for all
three.
d. Acreage within the proposed development per lot.
e. Boundary lines and/or property lines with dimensions along with a legal description of the total
parcel.
f. Lot lines and dimensions, and lot and block numbers.
g. Name, location and width of proposed streets with approved access to the property, together with
the location and width of all recorded easements and rights-of-way.
h. Typical cross-sections of street improvements for both public and private streets.
i. Location and width of existing and proposed curb cuts on-site and within 100 feet of the project
including those driveways on the opposite side of the street or alley. Additional information may
be required depending on project-specific conditions.
j. Clearly show how the proposed project improvements will join existing improvements including
providing widths of adjoining improvements. This must include sidewalks, curb & gutter, site
walls, drive aisles, etc.
k. Contour map and/or spot elevations, including the location and width of watercourses.
l. Proposed land use classification of lots.
m. All proposed facilities (sewer, water, storm drain, water wells, fire hydrants, transformers or other
structures) on-site or within adjacent rights of way.
n. All existing facilities (sewer, water, storm drain, water wells, fire hydrants, transformers, power
poles, overhead utilities or other structures) onsite, directly adjacent to the site or within adjacent
rights of way. Label facilities that are to be removed.
o. Location of any existing or proposed detention basins, drainage inlets, channels or other
watercourses on or adjacent to the property.
p. Location of fire hydrants.
q. A written submittal of the project’s proposed long term National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES) Best Management Practices (BMPs) such as oil-water separators, sand filters,
landscape areas for infiltration, detention basins, or other stormwater quality devices that will be
constructed with the project to prohibit pollutants from entering the stormwater system. This
submittal should only include the long term BMPs that will remain in place after completion of
construction.
r. Horizontal control for the proposed and existing improvements.
s. Location, dimensions, purpose, and disposition of all existing and/or proposed easements.
NOTE: If a lot line adjustment or lot merger is contemplated, an existing and proposed condition plan is
required and the application must be submitted concurrently.