Draw a top-down SITE PLAN of the property shown in the attached
photograph.

OUTPUT MEDIUM: a flat 2D SITE-PLAN DRAWING, NOT a photograph and NOT a
3D view. RE-PROJECT the scene to a TRUE ORTHOGRAPHIC PLAN as seen from
DIRECTLY ABOVE (90 degrees nadir). Absolutely NO 3D, no perspective, no
isometric view, no shadows, no photo textures — every element appears
ONLY as pure plan geometry (outlines and flat filled zones).

THE ATTACHED PHOTOGRAPH IS AN OBLIQUE AERIAL VIEW — DISCARD ITS CAMERA
ANGLE ENTIRELY. Re-survey the same site from straight overhead: nothing
recedes, nothing converges, no surface is foreshortened, and no edge is
drawn at the tilt it happens to have in the photograph. A long road,
quay or shoreline reads as a band of constant width across the plan,
not as a wedge that narrows with distance. If your drawing still looks
like the photograph rotated, it is wrong.

SHEET ORIENTATION: rotate the whole survey so the site's main linear
element (the road, quay, shoreline or path the other zones are strung
along) runs LEFT-TO-RIGHT across the sheet, horizontal and level. The
zones then stack top-to-bottom in their real order. Keep the north
arrow truthful for whatever rotation you chose.

FRAMING & SCALE — CROP TIGHT ON THE WORKING AREA: this plan is a
staging sheet. Later, one marker per person plus a camera marker and a
view wedge get drawn on it, and they must land inside the zones people
actually stand in. So zoom the survey until the zones where the action
happens — the facility itself and the ground immediately around it —
fill most of the sheet, large enough that several markers fit inside
them side by side without touching. Crop away distance: open water,
empty fields and stretches of road far from the facility appear only as
a thin border, or not at all. A plan where the built facility is a
small box in the middle of empty ground is WRONG even if every zone is
present and correctly placed — redraw it closer.

CIRCLED MARKERS (draw each as a small circled code at its mapped
location):
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Allowed zone labels (the ONLY text permitted besides the marker codes):
{zone_labels_block}

STYLE: minimal architectural site plan — flat pastel zone fills, thin
dark outlines, dashed property boundary, small north compass. Draw only
the zones and elements listed above as simple flat shapes; do not add
scenery detail, texture, extra furniture or any element the lists do
not name. No other text, no legends, no dimensions, no descriptive
sentences anywhere on the sheet — a zone label is a short name, never a
phrase describing the element.
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