One parcel becoming four lots and a new street. Every line on this sheet creates something that did not exist last week — and each new lot has to earn its existence against the zoning table in the corner.
What this sheet shows you
How a parent parcel is divided, and why its old line is still drawn
Why a new street is a right-of-way offered for dedication, not a gift
What frontage is, and why it is the dimension that usually decides a layout
Why the zoning table sits on the plan and is checked lot by lot
Why the monuments say “to be set” rather than “found”
This is a teaching drawing of a fictional parcel. The licence number is blank
and the seal reads NO. 00000, so nothing here is a recordable
document or a surveyor's certification.