Landscape Planting Plans
Our Landscape Architects prepare two different types of Planting Plans: Code-Compliant Plans, and Enhanced Plans.
So, what’s the difference?
Code-Compliant Plans
Our Code-Compliant Planting Plans are designed to meet the minimum requirements of an AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction aka permitting authority). This could be a city, a county (or parish), an ARC (Architectural Review Committee), Master Developer, or other entity that has a final say on the minimum landscape requirements for a specific piece of land.
These are typically used when our client is interested in solely showing the minimum plants required in order to obtain a building permit. This level pertains to most padsites, industrial buildings, religious facilities, and public developments.
Enhanced Plans
Our Enhanced Planting Plans are plans that are designed to not only be code-compliant, but to exceed the minimum code requirements per the overall design intent of the end user, Developer, Architect, or other entity.
This level pertains to most multi-family projects, upscale single-family developments, hospitality, mixed-use and other high end retail and office developments.
Elevate Your Landscape Designs. Contact us to learn more about our Enhanced Planting Plans.