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Sites.

Every site on the map, with its boundary and the buildings on it.

The land, drawn.

Free on every plan

General information as at October 2026. Not legal advice; check the regulation or ask a competent person.

Inside the boundary1.96 haperimeter 654 m

Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community. Real imagery; the site and scheme are illustrative.

Real imagery; the site and scheme are illustrative.

What it does.

  1. Boundaries, grounds, and TPOs.

    Title register, easements, party walls and wayleaves, each drawn on the map. A tree and hedge register linked to Tree Preservation Orders, with consent applications tracked against the LPA's eight-week decision period. Hedges can be marked "important" under the Hedgerow Regulations 1997.

    • Party Wall etc. Act 1996 notice flag and notice-served date
    • TPO consent applications with a decision deadline
    • Hedgerow Regulations 1997 "important" hedge flag
    • Tree and hedge inspection dates with overdue reminders
  2. Sub-surface services and permit to dig.

    Every buried service on the land, from gas and water to electricity, fibre and sewers, plus asbestos in the ground. A permit to dig with a six-item pre-excavation checklist (drawings reviewed, utilities contacted, CAT scan, hand-dig zone, asbestos screen, isolation plan) that must be complete before approval.

    • Buried-services register with routes drawn on the map
    • Permit to dig with checklist-gated approval
    • Supports your duty of care under HSWA 1974
    • Asbestos-in-ground records (Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012)
  3. Pre-construction and BNG.

    A site without a building yet. Proposal stages, a viability score, a constraints map and a decisions log. Biodiversity net gain worked through habitat parcels using the statutory metric, with 30 years of annual monitoring reports.

    • Sites with no buildings, in proposed status
    • Printable site-constraints summary for planning applications
    • Working BNG calculation from habitat parcels
    • 30 annual monitoring reports, scheduled in one go

Real screens

In the app.

How sites looks in SAMRISK, on the example estate.

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A site on its imageryA site on real imagery with every land tool as a layer. The imagery is real; the records are illustrative.
The clocksEvery statutory clock on the site, drawn from start to deadline. Illustrative records.
Boundaries and titleThe legal edges of the land and the notices that come with them. Illustrative records.
Buried services and permits to digKnow what is buried before anyone digs; a permit cannot be approved until all six checks are done. Illustrative records.

The example estate; records are illustrative.

Connects to.

Feeds it

  • Its buildings and every land toolSit on the site.
SitesLand

It feeds

  • Tasks and documentsShared by every tool.

Related tools.

  • Boundaries and titleTitle, easements, covenants and party walls, drawn on the map.In Business, or £15
  • Grounds and treesTrees, hedges and landscape assets with QR tags and inspections.In Business, or £15
  • Tree preservation ordersProtected trees, consent applications on the eight-week decision clock, and six-week notices for trees in conservation areas.In Business, or £10
  • Buried servicesWhat is under the ground, and permits to dig that cannot be approved until every check is done.In Business, or £15

Keep every legal layer of the land in one place.