When assessing site utilities, which of the following is not included in the evaluation?

In the context of site utility assessment, the evaluation typically revolves around the essential services and infrastructure that support a building’s operation. This includes systems that provide water, electricity, and proper drainage to manage stormwater and wastewater.

When we consider drainage, electric power supply, and water supply, these are all critical components that impact the usability and feasibility of a site for development. They directly influence the design and functionality of the building, as well as the comfort and safety of its occupants.

Transmission, however, generally refers to the process or infrastructure that allows for the transfer of information or energy from one place to another. In the context of site utility assessments, transmission might pertain to more specialized aspects like telecommunications or data transmissions, which are not fundamental utilities in the way water, electricity, and drainage are assessed. Therefore, it is not typically included in a basic evaluation of site utilities, making it the correct choice as the outlier in this context.