The side return that gets four feet of sky

The plan

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Drawn
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The property line

To scale · to the measurements given: Drawn to scale from the measurements given. Not a survey. A rectangle you set the size of, not a survey. It decides one thing: whether a position is yours. Anything standing outside it is a conversation with a neighbour rather than a trip to the timber yard, and the study says so.

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Gravel stripThe house25 ftNeighbour's wall21 ftThe back of the house25 ftThe herb potsN16 ft
BuildingNot yours (dashed edge)CanopyCan see inProposed

To scale · to the measurements given: Drawn to scale from the measurements given. Not a survey. It is not a survey.

Getting about

NoteNo doorway is marked on this plan, so there is nowhere for a route to start. Mark the door you actually come out of — nothing here will guess at one, because a route length invented from a guess is still printed in feet.

Shadows drawn for

October · 2:00 AM · sun down

Nothing selected

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Spots being read

What stands in the way

Ground

Areas

Where this is

Portland (demonstration) · 45.515, -122.678 · America/Los_Angeles

Lengths on this place

Only the spelling changes. Everything is kept in metres underneath, so nothing needs measuring again.

This sets how much the wind reported at rooftop height slows down at the seat.