Yes, absolutely—we can provide an urban bench CAD drawing for your city planning department. The file set is available in DWG, DXF, and PDF formats, and it includes the plan view, front and side elevations, section details, overall dimensions, material callouts, and anchor bolt locations. If your team works in Revit or SketchUp, we can often supply a compatible block or model on request.
For city planning purposes, the drawing works well as an outdoor bench CAD block in streetscape studies, site plan submissions, accessibility reviews, and public space permit packages. If your department is working on a public seating design standard, this file also gives you a clear base to compare bench styles, check clearance zones, and align the bench with walkways or other street furniture.
To get the files, just let us know your preferred format, the project or plan name, and whether you need any local code notes added—such as mounting details, anti-theft hardware, or finish options. If you are developing a street furniture standard, we can also provide a simplified version for planning-level layouts and a separate construction set for fabrication or installation.
Once we have those details, we will send over the CAD package or a direct download link. Feel free to ask if you need a slightly modified version—such as a longer bench, backrest option, or a surface-mount detail—and we will prepare it for your planning department.