This document outlines the site development process with a focus on the design portion, emphasizing the collaboration between architects and civil engineers to create an effective site plan. It details the review processes involved with various agencies and the necessary technical studies required for project approval. Hauntec Civil Engineering Services, based in Las Vegas, offers a range of services to facilitate site development and project management.

1. Site Development
NAME –DEEPAK KUMAR

2. Introductio
nThe process of Site Development consists of several
components. (Funding, Administration, Management,
Design, Construction, and so on)
This presentation will briefly discuss the design portion.
Once you have selected your design team, which should
initially begin with an Architect and a Civil Engineer, the
next step is the Site Plan. Both the engineer and
architect will work together to layout the Site Plan based
upon your conditions, needs, and expectations, and their
professional experiences. This Site Plan is then used as
the guide for the remainder of the Design process.

3. Site Development The
Review Process
Your Project
Agency Review
Planning and Zoning
Development Services
Surveyor Office
Building Department
Utilities
Water District
Sewer
Electric
Other Agencies
Regional Flood
Control District
State Agency
Health District
Cable Company

4. Zoning and Planning
Planning and Zoning activities includes the following:
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 Current Planning takes input from Advanced Planning and the
community to develop Land Use plans, which guide zoning
decisions and the consistent processing of Land Use
applications.
Reviewing Land Use applications and maintaining the Agency
Development Code
● Design Review (Architect)
Use Permit
Waivers
Zone Change
Pre-Application Submittals
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● Tentative Maps
Final Maps
Parcel Maps
Boundary Line Adjustments
Administrative Actions
Extensions of Time
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5. Development Services Review
 Technical Studies
 Drainage Study
 Traffic Study
 Soils Report
 Improvement Plan
(Subdivision,
Commercial, Parcel
Map)

6. Agency Surveyor’s Office
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The Map Team reviews and approves
 Minor and major subdivision maps
 Certificate of amendments
 Separate documents (i.e., dedications and
or easements) legal descriptions and other
land surveying and planning related maps,
documents and exhibits as well as
processes vacation and abandonment's for
recordation.
 The Map Team ensures all land use
requirements have been satisfied as well
as technical correctness of the map.

7. Agency Building
Departmen
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 Minor and major subdivision maps Check Plan Review
 Permit Fees Permit Issuance
Inspections
The Building Department performs the following
tasks:
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8. Other Agencies
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Water District
Sanitation District
Phone Company
Electrical Company
Southern Nevada Health District
Nevada Department of Transportation
Possible Interagency Reviews

9. The Need for a Civil Engineer
 The Civil Engineer will work together with your
architect to guide you through this cumbersome
process.
 The Civil Engineer’s experience will assist you in
saving a lot of time and money.
 The Civil Engineer should be a part of your design
team before submitting any applications to the
agencies.

10. Who We Are
 We are Hauntec Civil Engineering Services
 Located in Las Vegas, Nevada
 Our company was established in 2005
 We provide an array of services including Civil
Engineering and Surveying to assist you through
this very complicated process.
Visit our website at: www.haunteceng.com
Contact us at: jhaun@haunteceng.com

11. Hauntec Civil Engineering Services
Specialties
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Sustainable Design / Green Design
Planning – Feasibility Studies / Site Master Planning
Surveys – Boundary / Topographic Surveys
Traffic / Parking Studies
Site / Roadway Designs
Technical Drainage Studies
Drainage / Stormwater Management
Water and Sewer Systems
Land Development / Subdivision Plans
Improvement Plans
Permitting / Agency Coordination

12. Hauntec Civil Engineering Services
Types of Projects
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Industrial Parks
Industrial Facilities
Residential Developments
Cluster Developments
Commercial/Retail Facilities
Business/Office Parks
Office Buildings
Churches
Parking Facilities
Healthcare Facilities
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Casino/Resorts
Schools/Colleges/Universities
Military Facilities
Municipal/Government Facilities
Energy-Generating Facilities
Traditional Neighborhoods
Retirement/Assisted Living
Facilities
 Recreational (Parks, Trails, Golf
Courses)