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Elevation drawings must be to scale with bar and ratio scales, include front, rear, and side views, and show existing ground level, proposed floor level (where relevant), roof pitch, and overall height to gutters and the maximum roof ridge. 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They must illustrate:  \n1. Front, rear, and side views of the proposed building or structure.  \n2. Existing ground level, proposed floor level (if relevant), roof pitch, and building or structure height (to the gutters and maximum roof ridge) .  \nThe plans opposite illustrate a simple elevation required for a Class 10 structure, such as a carport or garage.  \nExample for a Carport  \nExample for a Garage  \nHow to prepare elevation plans  \nDwelling additions or ancillary accommodation “granny flats”(Class 1A)  \nElevation plans are required as part of your dwelling addition or ancillary accommodation“granny flat” application.  \nIt is important that the plan is to scale and ideally with the proposed structure fully dimensioned showing the length and width of elements.  \nIf you illustrate the features shown below, then you will meet the requirements of Schedule 8 of the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act, 2016.  \n• Elevation of each side of the proposed building.  \n• Existing and proposed ground levels.  \n• Proposed internal floor levels relative to ground levels.  \n• Ceiling heights.  \n• Roof details:  \n• Height of eaves and ridge relative to ground level.  \n• Roof pitch.  \n• Dimensions of proposed eave overhangs.  \n• Dimensions of proposed external doors and windows.  \n• Description of privacy measures for windows (above ground level) or balconies.  \nExample of Addition  \nExample of Granny Flat  \nExample of Granny Flat","cbCaiqQfmQiMdDCB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqQfmQiMdDCB","pdf",590500,"English","# How to prepare elevation plans\n## Ancillary structures (Class 10)\n## Dwelling additions and granny flats","[{\"question\":\"What makes elevation plans acceptable for a Class 10 ancillary structures application?\",\"answer\":\"They must be prepared to scale, include bar and ratio scales, and show the required views and measurements such as front, rear, and side elevations.\"},{\"question\":\"Which elements must elevation drawings include for Class 10 structures?\",\"answer\":\"They must illustrate front, rear, and side views, existing ground level, proposed floor level (if relevant), roof pitch, and the building height to the gutters and maximum roof ridge.\"},{\"question\":\"What features are required for dwelling additions or granny flats applications?\",\"answer\":\"The plans should include elevations of each side, existing and proposed ground levels, proposed internal floor levels, ceiling heights, roof details (eaves and ridge height, roof pitch, eave overhang dimensions), door/window dimensions, and privacy measures for windows or balconies.\"}]","How to Draw Elevation Plans - Development Fact Sheet - Class 10 | PDF"]