Put site systems on the first drawing
Show the planned house, driveway and any proposed well or wastewater system together. Ask the city and site professionals which documents are needed for the particular parcel.
Greenfield / Local planning
Start with a site plan that leaves room to build.
A Greenfield custom-home project has more to coordinate than rooms. Use this guide to gather survey information, site-service questions and a delivery plan alongside the home concept.
Site preparation & acreage homes
Interactive concept studyNo. 057
Original schematic illustrationTrue Blue / Minnesota
A useful place to begin
Start with the decisions that shape the project.
Build an access and delivery plan
Identify the unloading area, equipment approach and storage that stays clear of work. Ask how seasonal road conditions could change the delivery plan rather than assuming every truck can reach the building pad.
Keep expansion separate from approval
Sketch future shops or additions as options. Confirm allowed uses and placement before turning an option into an order or a construction commitment.
01 / Make the idea visible
Explore a coordinated home study.
Every control updates the same model across a perspective, a floor plan and a front elevation. Use it to prepare a design conversation; it does not replace site, code or professional design.
Interactive concept studyNo. 057
Edit the proportions belowTrue Blue / Minnesota
Your home study
Measured envelope and program
—Footprint / sq ft
—Gross / sq ft
—Garage / sq ft
Dimensions are in feet and are carried into every view and the saved JSON. Assemblies, costs, permits and engineering still need project-specific review.
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02 / Property notebook
Your first-meeting checklist.
Go to the source
Start with Greenfield’s own resources.
Greenfield · official city resources ↗
Greenfield publishes building-permit resources, including a new-home submission checklist addressing surveys, site services and access.
Reference reviewed September 18, 2026. Requirements and product documents can change.
This is a private planning publication, not a city website. No permit eligibility or local service availability is implied. Bring the exact parcel and scope to the relevant authority.
Keep the brief connected