An elevation sheet used in a subdivision plan shows:

A topographic map or grading plan—not an elevation sheet—shows the contours, slopes, and elevations of the land itself, along with streets, sidewalks, and curbs; this type of document is part of the site plan or civil engineering drawings, not the architectural elevation sheets.

An aerial view of the subdivision would be found in a site plan, plat map, or drone photography exhibit, not in an elevation sheet; elevation sheets are strictly vertical exterior views of individual structures, not bird's-eye perspectives of the overall development.

A framing plan or structural drawing shows the interior skeleton of a building—studs, joists, beams, and load-bearing elements—which is a completely separate document from an elevation sheet and is typically part of the structural engineering plans rather than the architectural presentation package.