Help, ladies and gentlemen! When drawing up the water and soil conservation plan, the owner needs to provide some information, but what information do you need the owner to provide?

Claims for soil and water conservation should be made according to different types of projects. For example, the current real estate project is generally impossible without a feasibility study report. The feasibility study report of a project like a wind farm is very comprehensive, so this kind of project needs to ask for the feasibility study report, which contains many things used in the scheme.

Generally speaking, you need to know about this project:

1, name, location, scale, construction unit, construction progress, investment and other basic information;

2 earthwork excavation, filling and disposal scheme, especially the disposal scheme.

3. Design plan and detailed plan;

4. Resettlement.

5. Construction technology (some owners who don't understand soil and water conservation may not provide it and need to communicate)

6, project documents, land approval, etc.

Other issues requiring on-site investigation.

The information contained in the general plan of the project depends on the carelessness of this drawing. Some design drawings include topography, and generally have the red line scope and planning layout of the project. You can't finish a report with only one painting.