When is a site plan required?

Site plans are required for all new structures except detached single-family dwellings and duplexes. Additions to do not require site plan review if they are attached and less than 50 percent of the value and square footage of the existing structure. Review the Site Plan Application and Checklist (PDF) for more information.

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1. What is public right-of-way and why do we need it?
2. What is the parkway?
3. Who is responsible for maintaining the parkway?
4. What is an easement and why is it necessary?
5. What do I need to do to build a carport in front of my house?
6. Where can I build a fence and what other requirements apply?
7. How close to my property line can I build a shed or other accessory building?
8. Can I run a business out of my home?
9. Where do I find information on setbacks for my property?
10. What if there is no way for me to meet the setback requirements for my property?
11. When do I need to apply for a building permit?
12. When is a plat required?
13. When is a site plan required?
14. What are the rules for holding a garage sale?
15. When is an Itinerant Business Permit required?