Lot Approval Submission Package

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Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Strict note - No under quotes put exact price of your bid , No discussion to negotiate price after you bid you will be rejected for this and future projects . Absoultely no FISHING AND WASTING EACH OTHERS TIME. IF YOU WANT TO DISCUSS IT MEANS YOU DONT KNOW THE JOB BETTER DONT PARTICIPATE . I have done another project like this will give the permit documents which was approved so you can follow that once I select the candidate

I have already drafted the narrative, background data and most of the technical details for my new lot using ChatGPT; now I need a professional to turn that material into a complete, ready-to-submit online package for plan approval.

The authority having jurisdiction requires several discrete documents and forms, all coordinated and formatted correctly. Your task is to take the information I provide, check it for compliance, fill any obvious gaps, and prepare the final electronic submission.

Deliverables
• Site plan in the required scale and file type
• Building specifications laid out to their checklist
• Septic system documentation
• SRP electrical trench / digging plan for the new service connection
• Any accompanying forms or cover letters the portal demands, compiled into a single, cohesive package ready for upload

Acceptance criteria
1. All documents meet the portal’s naming, format and page-size rules.
2. The package passes the online pre-screen without flags.
3. I receive both the finished files and a brief hand-off note describing exactly how you uploaded them (or, if you prefer, you can perform the upload for me and confirm submission).

If you have experience with municipal or utility plan approvals and can navigate their portals confidently, let’s get this wrapped up quickly.
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