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Adding Plots to a Development

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Bill of Quantities> Setup > Site Setup > Development Maintenance

Development Maintenance Browse

Using Quick Add

  1. Click the link for the appropriate development.

  2. Go to the Plots tab.

    Development Maintenance – Plots Tab

  3. Set the Add Type to Quick Add.

  4. Click Add (Add Button).

    Plot Quick Add

Field

Description

Plot

The Plot Number

House Type

House Types allow you to record information about the house types you build, and the specifications that belong to each house type. The specifications in turn determine which cost heads are used on plots of that house type.

Sellable

Whether this plot is a sellable plot. Non-sellable plots are hidden from the House Sales module and excluded from the number of plots (if this is calculated automatically). Examples of non-sellable plots would be roads and sewers, or the structure of a block of flats

Sales Class

The sales classification, for example 'Housing Association', 'Private', and so on.

Build Sequence

The plots build sequence. A number that is either the actual build sequence, or a sorting sequence for reports and on-screen displays. The build sequences on different plots do not need to be unique. For example, on a development of flats, you could give all the flats in one block one sequence number, and all the flats in another block a different sequence.

Handling

The handing of the plot (whether the plot is As Drawing or Opposite Drawing).

  1. Click Save (Save Icon).

Using Standard Add

  1. Set the Add Type to Standard Add.

  2. Click Add (Add Button).

    Add Plot

Field

Description

Plot

The plot number. Maximum Length: 4 characters

House Type

The house type.

Unlabelled field

The name of the house type.

Sellable

Whether this plot is a sellable plot.

Sales Class

The sales classification, for example 'Housing Association', 'Private', and so on.

Build Sequence

The plot build sequence.

Address

The address of the plot.

Postcode

The postcode for the plot.

Garage/Parking

The type of garage this plot has.

Construction Method

The construction type.

Programme

The code for the construction programme.

Handing

The handing of the plot (whether the plot is As Drawing or Opposite Drawing).

Guarantee Scheme

This contains details of the warranty scheme given with the plot, for example details of the NHBC scheme.

Certificate Number

The certificate number for the guarantee scheme.

Date Registered

The date on which the guarantee scheme was registered.

Scheme Start Date

The start date for the guarantee scheme.

Expires

The date the guarantee scheme expires.

Our Warranty Expires

The warranty expiry date.

Sales Schemes Not Allowed

Enter a can-do list of the sales schemes that cannot be used on this plot. Note for a scheme to be valid for a plot it must not be disallowed at either development or plot level.

Management Company

Details of the management company.

Office

Details of the management company office.

Contact

Details of the contact at the management company.

Gross Area

The measurement for the whole plot.

Garden Area

The measurement of the garden.

Floor Area

The measurement of the Floor Area in the house or flat.

Frontage

The width of the house or flat.

Notional Area

The notional area of the plot. This can be used in the VAP budget apportionment calculation.

Show Home

Is this plot a show home?

Show On Release List

Indicates whether this plot should be included in the release list. Note the plot still has to be released for it to be shown.

Pre-release Reservations

Select if prerelease reservations are allowed on this plot.

Reservation Deposit

The default reservation deposit amount for prerelease reservations.

Budget Price

The budget price for the plot.

Original Appraisal Price

The original appraisal price given for this plot.

Minimum Price

The minimum price for which this plot can be sold.

Floor Level

If the plot is a flat, the floor level that it's on.

Staircase

The staircase reference associated with this property.

Expected Build

The date on which the construction is expected to finish.

Tenure

Whether Leasehold or Freehold.

Lease Expires

If the tenure is leasehold, when does it expire?

Ground Rent

The annual ground rent charge.

Service Charge

The annual service/maintenance charge.

Council Tax Band

The council tax band and annual council tax charge for the property.

Unlabelled field

The estimated annual council tax charge.

SAP

SAP rating: This is one of the government's recommended methods for the energy rating of dwellings. It is a value of 0 to 120 and is based on the annual energy costs for space and water heating.

Carbon Index

Carbon Index: This is one of the government's recommended methods for the energy rating of dwellings. It is a value on a scale of 0.0 to 10.0 and is based on the annual CO2 emissions associated with space and water heating.

  1. Click Save (Save Icon).

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