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ADU site plans and permitting

The free county plan covers the building. Your permit also needs a site plan for your lot, and that's where most corrections come from. We draw it, submit the permit and answer the reviewer's comments.

What the site plan includes

  • A scaled drawing with north arrow, address and parcel number
  • Property lines and easements, from a survey or County GIS
  • Existing buildings and the proposed ADU, with dimensioned setbacks
  • Sewer or septic route, water, and power
  • Stormwater: downspouts, infiltration or dispersion, and new hard surface area
  • Driveway, access and any required parking
  • Critical areas and buffers: wetlands, streams, steep slopes, shoreline
  • Lot coverage and floor area calculations

What we do on the permit

  1. Parcel check (free). Zoning, urban growth boundary, sewer or septic, critical areas, and which plans qualify.
  2. Plan set. We request the county plan set or line up a licensed plan.
  3. Site plan. Drawn to your jurisdiction's submittal checklist.
  4. Other approvals. Kitsap Public Health septic review, utility letters, and a Conditional Use Permit on rural lots that use a county plan.
  5. Submittal. We prepare and submit the application through the jurisdiction's portal.
  6. Review. We track it and answer reviewer comments until the permit is issued.

Price and timeline

We quote the site plan and permit package after the free parcel check, with a timeline for your jurisdiction. Permit, impact and connection fees are paid to the jurisdiction; for the county plans in unincorporated Kitsap the county publishes approximate permit fees:

PlanSizeApprox. county permit fee
The Lille480 SF$4,666.50
The Sidney600 SF$5,120.29
The Sinclair800 SF$5,847.15
The Blakely800 SF$5,770.24
The Kitsap834 SF$7,235.45
The Salish1,000 SF$6,593.72

Who does the work: Laughlin Development LLC, which handles land development and entitlements on the Kitsap Peninsula.

Step 3 · Site plan

Will it fit on your lot?

Enter your lot and house, then drag the ADU into place. This is a quick test fit. Our site plan adds survey or County GIS lines, utilities, driveway, parking, drainage and critical areas, drawn to your jurisdiction's checklist.

Default values are typical placeholders. We confirm the real ones for your zone.
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Questions

Site plan FAQ

What does a site plan cost?

We quote it after the free parcel check, because the work depends on the lot: whether there's a survey, sewer or septic, slopes and critical areas.

How long does it take?

It depends on the lot and the jurisdiction's review queue. We give you a timeline with the quote and track the permit through review.

Do I need a survey?

Not always. Many ADU site plans can be drawn from County GIS and measurements. Lots near setback limits, critical areas or shorelines often need a survey; we tell you up front.

Do you work with plans from other architects?

Yes. The site plan and permit package work the same for a county plan, a licensed plan or a custom design.

Ready to see what fits your lot?

Free parcel check. Or call 206.226.1988.

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