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Site Analysis Checklist

The document is a comprehensive site analysis checklist covering various aspects such as site characteristics, topography, climate, circulation, vegetation, water drainage, utilities, and development rules. It outlines essential factors to consider for effective site evaluation, including ownership, land use, geological conditions, access, and regulatory compliance. This checklist serves as a guide for assessing the feasibility and planning of development projects.

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Site Analysis Checklist

The document is a comprehensive site analysis checklist covering various aspects such as site characteristics, topography, climate, circulation, vegetation, water drainage, utilities, and development rules. It outlines essential factors to consider for effective site evaluation, including ownership, land use, geological conditions, access, and regulatory compliance. This checklist serves as a guide for assessing the feasibility and planning of development projects.

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SITE ANALYSIS CHECKLIST

• Site Characteristics
o Site Location and Context
Address, surrounding areas, site orientation and key landmarks.
o Site Dimensions and Boundaries
Size, shape, and legal boundaries.
o Property Ownership and Acquisition
Ownership status and land rights.
o Adjacent Land Use
Land use in neighboring properties (residential, commercial, industrial).
o Cultural and Historical Context
Heritage, historical elements, and cultural significance.
o Social Context
Demographics, community dynamics, and local acceptance.

• Topography & Geology


o Topography
Site elevation, slopes, and contour lines.
o Geology
Rock formations, landslide risks, and geological conditions.
o Slope Analysis
Study of steepness and direction of the site’s slopes.
o Soil Conditions
Soil types, compaction, and suitability for construction.
o Slope Stability
Stability of the land, including landslide potential.
o Floodplain
Site location in flood-prone areas and required flood mitigation.
• Climate & Natural Factors
o Climate
Local weather patterns, temperatures, rainfall, and seasonal changes.
o Microclimate
Localized climate conditions caused by site features.
o Sun Path & Natural Light
Solar orientation and impact on daylighting and shading.
o Wind Patterns
Direction and strength of prevailing winds.
o Windbreaks & Shelter
Natural or artificial wind protection.
o Pollution Levels
Air quality and pollution sources.
o Natural Hazards
Risks of floods, wildfires, or earthquakes.
o Environmental Impacts
Ecosystems, wildlife, and sustainability strategies.
o Noise/ Odor
Sources of noise or odor pollution and mitigation strategies.
o Views
Desirable and undesirable views from and to the site.
• Circulation & Access
o Access & Circulation
Roads, pathways, public transport, and site access points.
o Parking Requirements
Availability and need for vehicle and bicycle parking.
o Pedestrian Traffic
Pedestrian movement around and through the site.
o Public Access
Accessibility for the general public and compliance with regulations.
o Public Transportation Proximity
Distance to bus stops, train stations, and other transit points.
o Access for Emergency Services
Fire lanes, ambulance access, and proximity to emergency facilities.
• Vegetation & Landscaping
o Vegetation & Landscaping
Existing trees, shrubs, and potential for green spaces.
o Seasonal Changes
Effects of seasons on vegetation and landscape usability.
• Water & Drainage
o Water Sources
Presence of natural water bodies or underground aquifers.
o Site Drainage
Surface water flow and drainage patterns on the site.
o Water Drainage & Flood Risk
Risk of floods and potential for water drainage issues.
o Groundwater Conditions
Groundwater levels and their impact on foundations or landscaping.
• Utilities & Infrastructure
o Utilities & Infrastructure
Availability of electricity, water, sewerage, and telecommunications.
o Underground Utilities
Presence of buried utility lines and their influence on the project.
o Utilities Easements
Required clearances for utility access and maintenance.
o Waste Management
Plans for waste disposal, recycling, and sewage.
• Development Rules
o Zoning & Planning Regulations
Building height restrictions, land use codes, and setbacks.
o Legal Restrictions & Easements
Property rights, legal constraints, and easements that may impact the
project.
o Seismic Activity
Earthquake risks based on the local seismic data and codes.

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