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Get organized before preparing a residential construction site plan for unincorporated Pierce County. This printable guide walks homeowners and contractors through the information Pierce County may require for a compliant site plan.
Inside, you’ll find:
Pierce County–specific site plan checklists
Property boundary, setback, structure, utility, and access requirements
Critical-area, shoreline, easement, and drainage prompts
Current drainage and site-development planning thresholds
A project measurement and quantity worksheet
A large grid for planning your site layout
A final pre-submittal review checklist
Direct links to official Pierce County forms and instructions
This guide is intended for properties located in unincorporated Pierce County. Incorporated cities may use different requirements.
Digital PDF download. No physical product will be mailed.
This is an independent organizational resource and not an official Pierce County form, professional site plan, survey, or guarantee of permit approval. Always confirm current requirements with the reviewing agency.
Get organized before preparing a residential construction site plan for unincorporated Pierce County. This printable guide walks homeowners and contractors through the information Pierce County may require for a compliant site plan.
Inside, you’ll find:
Pierce County–specific site plan checklists
Property boundary, setback, structure, utility, and access requirements
Critical-area, shoreline, easement, and drainage prompts
Current drainage and site-development planning thresholds
A project measurement and quantity worksheet
A large grid for planning your site layout
A final pre-submittal review checklist
Direct links to official Pierce County forms and instructions
This guide is intended for properties located in unincorporated Pierce County. Incorporated cities may use different requirements.
Digital PDF download. No physical product will be mailed.
This is an independent organizational resource and not an official Pierce County form, professional site plan, survey, or guarantee of permit approval. Always confirm current requirements with the reviewing agency.