Austin Site Plans & Development Review

Track 23,689 site plan applications, subdivision plats, and development review cases in Austin, TX.

23,689
Total Site Plans
618
Approved and Released
338
Approved
42
Aborted

What is a Site Plan?

A site plan is a detailed architectural drawing that shows the proposed development of a property. It includes the building footprint, parking layout, landscaping, drainage, utilities, and compliance with local zoning and land development codes. In Austin, site plans must be reviewed and approved by the Development Services Department before construction can begin.

Site plan review ensures new development meets city standards for impervious cover, setbacks, tree preservation, water quality, and transportation impact. The process typically takes 30-90 days depending on project complexity.

Recent Site Plan Filings

Case NameTypeStatusDeveloper
AUS - UICW West (1)Site PlanAwaiting UpdateHDR Engineering, Inc.
RRISD Middle School #11Site PlanAwaiting UpdateROUND ROCK ISD
AISD O'Henry MS RenovationsSite PlanIn ReviewThe MXY Group
Dee Gabriel MultifamilySite PlanIn ReviewQUIDDITY ENGINEERING LLC
Austin Energy Decker Power Plant WarehouseSite PlanIn ReviewNone
Bubble Bath Car Wash #61759Site PlanCC PendingMatkin Hoover Engineering
10711 BurnetSite PlanCC PendingGarzaEMC
UT Austin WaterHub - Force MainsSite PlanIn ReviewKimley-Horn & Associates
Bluebonnet Hill Site EnablingSite PlanIn ReviewMartinez Moore Engineers
Brodie Davis RetailSite PlanIn ReviewCOA Wuest Group

Site Plans by Status

618
Approved and Released
338
Approved
42
Aborted
2
Application Incomplete

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a site plan?

A site plan is a detailed drawing showing the proposed development of a property, including building placement, parking, landscaping, drainage, and utilities. In Austin, site plans are reviewed by the Development Services Department before construction can begin.

How long does site plan approval take in Austin?

Site plan review in Austin typically takes 30-90 days depending on the complexity of the project and whether revisions are required.

What is the difference between a site plan and a subdivision plat?

A site plan shows development details for an individual property. A subdivision plat divides a larger parcel into smaller lots and establishes public infrastructure like roads and easements.

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