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Documented drawing project | Use & Occupancy | Capitol Heights, MD

Existing Accessory Studio Use-and-Occupancy Site Plan in Capitol Heights, Maryland

A use-and-occupancy site exhibit documented the existing residence and detached accessory studio for a proposed appointment-based natural hair-braiding business.

Capitol Heights, MD
Existing studio · one-chair proposed use
Use & Occupancy

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Commercial

Project challenge

The site plan needed to identify the existing buildings, shed and covered parking while describing the proposed studio use without implying an expansion, new building work or a previous commercial occupancy.

Our drafting approach

Prepared an existing-conditions site plan with building footprints and relative site information, proposed use notes, street/right-of-way verification language and an explicit distinction between existing residential use and the proposed studio operation.

Drawing scope documented

  • Existing main house, detached studio, shed and carport
  • Site boundaries, dimensions and access references
  • Proposed appointment-based, one-chair business description
  • No exterior expansion or chemical-treatment scope
  • Use-and-occupancy application notes

What the records establish

A revised existing-conditions plan PDF is documented for use-and-occupancy review. County issuance, zoning authorization and any required licensed-professional seal are not confirmed.

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