A Site Plan is a map prepared by a developer and approved by the DLD that delineates the boundaries of a building. It specifically shows the common parts and designated common parts intended for shared or exclusive use by owners. Unlike a Master Pla…
A Site Plan is a map prepared by a developer and approved by the DLD that delineates the boundaries of a building. It specifically shows the common parts and designated common parts intended for shared or exclusive use by owners. Unlike a Master Plan which covers a whole project, a Site Plan focuses on the specific plot and structure. This plan is a required part of the property's title deed and must be filed with the DLD upon the project's completion. It provides the exact layout for calculating ownership interests in common areas.
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