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Documented drawing project | Room Addition | Daytona Beach, FL

Rear Recreation Room Addition and Erosion Control Plans in Daytona Beach, Florida

A residential site drawing located a proposed enclosed rear recreation room, designed for pool-table use, next to an existing home and pool-deck area.

Daytona Beach, FL
Approximately 17 × 17 ft addition
Room Addition

Source documents retained privately

Verified project record

This is an anonymized summary of a real drawing assignment. Original client PDFs, identifying title blocks and signatures are not displayed publicly without image clearance.

Residential & ADU

Project challenge

The addition needed to be clearly separated from existing structures, with room placement, boundary dimensions and temporary site-disturbance controls identified for permit-document coordination.

Our drafting approach

Prepared a site plan identifying the proposed approximately 289 sq ft enclosed room and an erosion-and-sediment-control sheet indicating temporary silt fencing around construction-disturbance areas.

Drawing scope documented

  • Existing residence, lot boundaries and pool-deck context
  • Approximately 17 × 17 ft rear recreation-room footprint
  • Distances and plan orientation
  • Temporary silt-fence and stabilization notes
  • Site and erosion-control drawing sheets

What the records establish

A two-page project drawing PDF is documented. Construction completion, structural approval and final permit issuance are not independently verified.

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