Needs Assessment
Review the initial conditions, objectives, and supporting information to identify service needs.
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Site Plan / General Planning Arrangement (GPA) Drawing
A site plan is a detailed drawing that illustrates the layout of a land area or development site, showing the placement of buildings, access roads, utilities, open spaces, and other supporting elements
Understanding Site Plan / General Planning Arrangement (GPA) Drawing
The Importance of a Site Plan / GPA in Supporting Your Building Development
A site plan is a detailed drawing of a land area or development site that illustrates the placement of buildings, road access, utilities, open spaces, and other supporting elements. This document serves as a key reference in planning and executing construction activities to ensure compliance with applicable spatial planning, technical standards, and permitting regulations.
Validity Period
The validity period of a site plan refers to the timeframe during which the approved layout plan may be used as a reference for construction activities. During this period, the site plan serves as the official basis to ensure that development is carried out in accordance with the approved design and the requirements set by the relevant authorities.
Benefits and Importance
A site plan serves as a guideline for orderly, efficient, and regulation-compliant development, including the arrangement of building placement, access routes, and utility systems. Its importance lies in preventing irregular development and ensuring that all construction activities follow the approved planning framework, thereby avoiding land-use conflicts and supporting structured urban development.
Processing Time
The processing time for a site plan generally depends on document completeness, the complexity of the development proposal, and the technical review process conducted by the relevant authorities. If all requirements are complete and no revisions are needed, the administrative review and technical assessment can typically be completed within a relatively short timeframe in accordance with local service standards.
Why Site Plan / General Planning Arrangement (GPA) Drawing Matters
Proper preparation helps you understand technical and administrative needs before work begins. Reviewing the project early allows the next steps to reflect your priorities.
- Identify the documents and information to prepare.
- Anticipate issues that could affect the work.
- Determine next steps based on project needs and conditions.
Our Service Scope
Document Review
Review document completeness and identify information that still needs to be provided.
Technical Support
Support implementation and technical coordination within the agreed scope of work.
Results and Next Steps
Present the work results along with relevant notes and recommended next steps.
Why Choose Us
Tailored to Your Project
Your project needs and conditions guide the approach to the work.
Open Communication
Needs, progress, and issues are discussed together so the next steps are understood.
Work Timeline
Timing is discussed after reviewing the scope and document readiness. The schedule takes account of work complexity and any external processes.
Work Documentation
Information, notes, and work results are organized to support your next steps.
Collaborative Coordination
Coordination with your contact person helps align documents, access, and implementation.
Next-Step Guidance
Review results are explained so you know what to complete or follow up on.
Requirements
Submission of Site Plan / GPA Application
General Requirements
- Copy of the Applicant’s National Identity Card (KTP) and Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP)
- Copy of the Company’s Deed of Establishment and Business Identification Number (NIB) for Legal Entity Applicants
- Copy of Land Certificate or Proof of Land Ownership/Legal Control of Land
- Approval of Spatial Utilization Conformity (PKKPR)
Technical Requirements
- Application Letter for Site Plan (GPA) Approval
- Geographical Coordinates of the Land Parcel
- Site Location Map and Development Layout Plan
- Site Plan Technical Drawing in DWG/CAD File Format
- Information on Land Use Allocation and Land Area Size
- Photographs of Existing Land Conditions and Surrounding Environment
- Additional Supporting Documents as Required by Applicable Local Government Regulations
Work Flow
Submission of Site Plan / GPA Application
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Administrative Document Verification
Conduct verification of administrative documents to ensure completeness and compliance with the requirements in the Site Plan / General Planning Arrangement (GPA) preparation process
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02
Site Technical Data Collection
Collect technical data of the site as the basis for preparing the Site Plan / General Planning Arrangement (GPA), ensuring alignment with existing site conditions and applicable regulations
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03
Site Plan Drawing Preparation and Submission
Prepare and submit the Site Plan drawings based on site technical data and applicable spatial planning regulations
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04
Administrative Verification and Technical Assessment
Conduct administrative verification and technical assessment to ensure that the Site Plan is in compliance with applicable spatial planning regulations and requirements
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05
Issuance and Approval of Site Plan
The Site Plan is issued and approved after all administrative verification and technical assessment processes have been completed and confirmed to comply with applicable requirements and regulations
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