Planning & EstimatingQuestion 396 of 521
What does a plot (site) plan primarily show?
a.The building's location on the property and site utilities
b.The location of every receptacle in a room
c.The panel schedule for a switchboard
d.The internal wiring detail of a device
Explanation
A plot or site plan shows the building footprint on the lot, property lines, and the routing of site utilities such as the service lateral. Receptacle locations, panel schedules, and device wiring appear on other sheets.
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