A sketch depicting the general arrangement of the property in relation to streets and adjacent properties is known as a

• A. Plot Plan
• B. As-Built Plan
• C. Site Plan
• D. Floor Plan

Answer: (C)

The drawing that shows how a property sits in relation to streets and surrounding parcels is a site plan. It communicates the overall layout of the site, including property lines, setbacks, street access, driveways, parking, landscaping, utilities, and sometimes topography. This context is essential for planning, permitting, and evaluating access for fire and emergency services, because it reveals how the building relates to the public way and neighboring properties. A plot plan typically emphasizes property boundaries and the building footprint within the lot, an as-built plan shows conditions as actually constructed, and a floor plan focuses on the interior arrangement of rooms. So the sketch described is best described as a site plan.