A stamped and sealed preliminary site plan/plat

I am securing a commercial building permit in Scotland County, North Carolina, and I need a licensed surveyor who can produce a stamped, sealed preliminary site plan (plat) that will satisfy county reviewers. The plan must show how a proposed 24' × 50' building will sit on the parcel, include finished‐floor and ground elevations, and clearly relate those elevations to the mapped floodplain limits on site. Field work is required, so please confirm that you or someone on your team can visit the property to collect the necessary data before drafting, and your NC Surveyor License Number. Once complete, I will need the drawing delivered in BOTH PDF and DWG formats, signed and sealed—ready to forward to the county electronically. When you respond, please provide: • Your total, all-inclusive fee for the field survey, drafting, and sealing • An estimated turnaround time from notice-to-proceed to final delivery Final Deliverable: The final deliverable will be a North Carolina stamped and sealed, surveyor-prepared preliminary site plan/plat for Parcel ID 02031101007, suitable for submission to Scotland County for commercial permit and floodplain review. The plan will show the proposed 24' × 50' commercial building placement on the parcel in relation to the applicable floodplain/flood-hazard area, and will include, as applicable: Property lines and parcel identification; Proposed 24' × 50' building footprint and location; Setbacks/distances from the proposed building to the property lines; Relevant field-shot site elevations; The vertical datum/reference benchmark used for those elevations; Proposed slab/finished-floor elevation, if required by Scotland County for this submission; The relationship of the proposed building footprint to the mapped floodplain/flood-hazard area, including the applicable flood-zone information and map/source reference; Roads/access and other site features shown on the County’s sample that are applicable to this property; North arrow, scale, and surveyor information; and Signature and seal of the North Carolina Professional Land Surveyor. Let me know if you need any additional parcel information or county ordinances to begin. I look forward to your proposal.