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TOWNSHIP OF EDW ARDSBURGH/CARDINAL
BY-LAW NO. 2012-05
BEING A BY-LAW RESPECTING PERMITS RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION,
DEMOLITION, CHANGE OF USE, INSPECTIONS AND PRIVATELY OWNED
SWIMMING POOLS.
WHEREAS Section 7 of the Building Code Act, S.0.1992, Chap. 23, as amended, empowers
Council to enact certain by-laws respecting building permits;
AND WHEREAS Section 11 of the Municipal Act 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25 as amended
authorizes a council of any municipality to pass by-laws respecting structures, including fences
and for protection of persons and property.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Edwardsburghl
Cardinal enacts as follows:
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS
In this by-law,
1.1
"Act" means the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, Chap. 23 including
amendments thereto;
1.2
"building" means a "building" as defined in subsection 1.(1) of the Act;
1.3
"Building Code" means the regulations made under Section 34.(1) of the Act;
1.4
"Chief Building Official" means the Chief Building Official appointed pursuant to
subsection 3.(2) of the Act and by by-law of the Township of
EdwardsburghiCardinal for the purposes of enforcement of the Act;
1.5
"construct" means "construct" as defined in subsection 1.(1) of the Act;
1.6
"demolish" means "demolish" as defined in subsection 1.(1) of the Act;
1.7
"door" means a door in a house, garage, carport, boathouse or other similar
building used as access to an enclosed area or part thereof;
1.8
"enclosure" means a fence, wall or other structure, including doors and gates
enclosing a swimming pool and approved under the provisions of this by-law;
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1.9
"fixture" means "fixture" as defined in Sentence 1.4.1.2 (1) Div A ofthe Building
Code;
1.10 "Inspector" means an inspector appointed pursuant to subsection 3.(2) of the Act
and by by-law of the Township of EdwardsburghJCardinal for the purposes of
enforcement of the Act;
1.11
"owner" means the registered owner of the property or the agent of the registered
owner duly authorized by the registered owner in writing;
1.12
"permi t" means permission or authorization in writing from the Chief Building
Official to perform work regulated by the Act and the Building Code and in the
case of an occupancy permit, to occupy any building or part thereof;
1.13
"permit holder" means the owner to whom the permit has been issued or, where
the permit has been transferred, the new owner to whom the permit has been
transferred;
1.14 "private outdoor swimming pool" means a manufactured concrete or plastic tank
or artificial basin intended to be used for recreational swimming, wading, diving
or bathing, whether above ground or in ground, located on privately owned land
which, when filled, contains a depth of0.60 metres or more of water, but does not
include a pond, or a reservoir or facility used to provide water to livestock or for
irrigation ofcrops associated with a farm.
1.15
"plumbing" means "plumbing" as defined in subsection 1.( 1) of the Act;
1.16
"Registered Code Agency" or "RCA" means a "registered code agency" as
defined in subsection 1.(1) of the Act;
1.17
"Responsible Person" means the owner of the premises or other adult person
authorized by the owner to supervise the use ofthe pool on the premises.
1.18
"sewage system" as defined in sentence 1.4.1.2 (1) Div A ofthe Building Code;
1.19
"Township" means the Corporation of the Township ofEdwardsburghiCardinal;
1.20 "work" means to do anything in the construction or demolition or change of use
or plumbing for a building which is regulated by the Act and the Building Code
and "project" has a similar meaning.
SECTION 2 - INTERPRETATION
2.1
Any word or term not defined in this by-law that is defined in the Act or Building
Code shall have the meaning ascribed to it in the Act or Building Code.
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2.2
In this by-law, a word interpreted in the singular number has a corresponding
meaning when used in the plural.
2.3
This by-law includes the Schedules annexed hereto and the Schedules are hereby
declared to form part of this by-law.
2.4
In this by-law, the word "metre" shall be represented by the abbreviation "m",
the word "centimetre" shall be represented by the abbreviation "cm" and the word
"millimetre" shall be represented by the abbreviation "mm".
2.5
It is declared that if any section, subsection or part or parts thereof be declared by
any Court of Law to be bad, illegal or ultra vires, such section, subsection or part
or parts shall be deemed to be severable and all parts hereof are declared to be
separate and independent and enacted as such.
PART II
APPLICATION FOR PERMITS
SECTION 3 - INFORM A TION TO BE SUBMITTED WITH ALL APPLICATIONS
3.1
Every application for a permit shall:
3.1.1 contain the information set out in Sections 4,5,6, 7, or 8 ofthis by
law, as applicable;
3.1.2 be signed by the owner who shall certify the truth of the contents of the
application;
3.1.3 be accompanied by the required fees as determined by the Chief Building
Official; and
3.1.4 be submitted to the Chief Building Official.
SECTION 4 - APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT
4.1
Where an application is made for a permit to construct under subsection 8.(1) of
the Act, the owner shall file the following information:
4.1.1 the prescribed application form entitled "Application for a Permit to
Construct or Demolish";
4.1.2 complete plans and specifications, documents and other information as
required in this by-law;
4.1.3 approval from the local health board for the construction of an on-site
sewage system, or from the Ministry ofthe Environment as applicable;
4.1.4 approval from the Township or County roads department for the
construction of an entrance;
4.1.5 approval from the Manager of Environmental Services for connection to
the water and sewer as applicable; and
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4.1.6 any other approvals required under applicable law as detennined by the
Chief Building Official.
4.2
The Chief Building Official may require an engineer's report or soils
investigation be conducted at the owner's expense for any stage ofconstruction,
renovation or demolition.
SECTION 5 - APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DEMOLISH
5.1
Where an application is made for a pennit to demolish under subsection 8.(1) of
the Act, the owner shall file the following infonnation:
5.1.1 the prescribed application fonn entitled "Application for a Pennit to
Construct or Demolish";
5.1.2 site plan accompanied by plans and specifications, documents and other
infonnation as prescribed by the Chief Building Official; and
5.1.3 proof satisfactory to the Chief Building Official that arrangements have
been made with the proper authorities for the cutting off and capping of all
water, sewer, gas, electric and private services.
SECTION 6 APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL PERMIT
6.1
Where an application is made for a conditional pennit under subsection 8.(3) of
the Act, and the Chief Building Official is in agreement that an application for a
conditional pennit may be submitted, the owner shall file the following
infonnation:
6.1.1 the prescribed application form entitled "Application for a Pennit to
Construct or Demolish";
6.1.2 complete plans and spedfications, documents and other infonnation as
required in this by-law; and
6.1.3 the time in which plans and specifications ofthe complete building will be
filed with the Chief Building Official.
6.2
The fee for a conditional pennit shall be the same as the fee for a building permit,
fully payable at the time the conditional pennit is issued plus an administrative
charge equal to the minimum fee for a building pennit payable at the time the
pennit is issued.
6.3
Where a conditional pennit is issued, the pennit holder may proceed but the
issuance shall not be construed as to authorize construction beyond the plans for
which approval was given, or guarantee that approval will necessarily be granted
for the entire work.
SECTION 7 - APPLlCA TION FOR CHANGE OF USE PERMIT
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7.1
Where an application is made for a change of use permit issued under subsection
10.(1) ofthe Act, the owner shall file the following information:
7.1.1 the form prescribed by the Chief Building Official; and
7.1.2 complete plans and specifications showing the current and proposed
occupancy ofall parts of the building containing sufficient information to
establish compliance with the requirements of the Building Code
including,
(a)
floor plans,
(b)
details of wall, ceiling and roof assemblies identifying required fire
resistance ratings and load bearing capacities, and
(c)
details of the existing sewage system, if any.
7.2
All planning approvals including but not limited to zoning by-law amendment,
Committee ofAdjustment, Consent application, Official Plan amendment, Site
plan approval, referral to Ontario Municipal Board, Plan of Subdivision shall be
in place prior to issuance ofa change of use permit.
SECTION 8 - APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF PERMIT
8.1
Where an application is made for a transfer ofpermit under clause 7.(l)(h) ofthe
Act because of change of ownership ofthe property, the owner applying for the
transfer shall file the following information:
8.1.1 the form prescribed by the Chief Building Official;
8.1.2 the names and address of the former and new owner;
8.1.3 the date that the property was transferred to the new owner;
8.1.4 a copy of the most current deed;
8.1.5 the nature of the permit being transferred; and
8.1.6 confirmation ofthe continuation ofor the particulars ofany change in the
arrangements for general review ofthe construction in accordance with
article 1.2.2.1 Div C, Design and General Review.
8.2
It is a condition of the issuance of any permit that the permit shall not be
transferred without the approval of the Chief Building Official and the payment of
the required fee as determined by the Chief Building Official.
SECTION 9 - INCOMPLETE APPLICATION
9.1
Where an application is found to be incomplete and does not comply with
Sentence 1.3.1.3 (5) Div C of the Building Code, the application may be accepted
for processing if the owner acknowledges that the application is incomplete and
submits their acknowledgement in writing.
SECTION 10 - INACTIVE APPLICATION
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10.1. Where an application for a pennit remains incomplete or inactive for six months,
the application shall be deemed by the Chief Building Oftlcial to have been
abandoned and notice of cancellation shall be given to the owner.
PART III
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION 11 - SUFFICIENT INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED
11.1
The owner shall submit sufficient infonnation with each application for a pennit
to enable the Chief Building Official to detennine whether or not the proposed
construction, demolition, change of use or transfer of pennit will confonn to the
Act, the Building Code, any applicable law and that adjacent property will not be
affected.
SECTION 12 - TWO SETS OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
12.1
The owner shall submit two complete sets of plans and specifications, unless
otherwise specified by the Chief Building Official.
SECTION 13 - PLANS TO SCALE
13.1
The owner shall ensure that plans submitted to the Chief Building Official:
13.1.1 are drawn to scale upon substantial material or in electronic fonnat
approved by the Chief Building Official;
13 .1.2 are legible and durable; and
13.1.3 indicate the nature and extent of the work or proposed occupancy in
sufficient detail to establish that the completed work will confonn to the
Act, the Building Code and any applicable law.
SECTION 14 - PLAN OF SURVEY
14.1
The owner shall submit a copy of a plan of survey certified by a Registered
Ontario Land Surveyor to the Chief Building Official when required to
demonstrate compliance with the Act, the Building Code or any applicable law.
SECTION 15 - SITE PLAN
15.1
The owner shall ensure that site plans submitted to the Chief Building Official
demonstrate compliance with the Act, the Building Code and any applicable law
and shall contain the infonnation prescribed in Appendix 'A' attached hereto.
SECTION 16 - AS CONSTRUCTED PLANS
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16.1
On completion of the construction of the building, if required by the Chief
Building Official, the owner shall submit to the Chief Building Official a set of as
constructed plans ofthe work including a plan of survey showing the location of
the building.
SECTION 17 - PLANS PROPERTY OF THE TOWNSHIP
17.1
Plans and specifications furnished in accordance with the requirements of this by
law or otherwise required by the Act become the property of the Township and
shall be retained in accordance with the relevant legislation and the Township's
Records Retention By-law.
SECTION 18 - DEVIATIONS FROM PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
18.1
Deviations from the plans, specifications or other documents filed and in respect
of which a permit or permits were issued, may be made following the issuance
thereof or during the course of the inspections provided that:
18.1.1 the changes do not contravene the Act, the Building Code or any
applicable law;
18.1.2 the Chief Building Official agrees in writing to the changes;
18.1.3 revised plans and specifications in the prescribed numbers are submitted
for approval; and
18.104 the additional fees, if applicable, for the revision are submitted prior to
review by the Chief Building Official.
SECTION 19 - EQUIVALENTS
19.1
Where an application for a permit or for authorization to make a material change
to a plan, specification, document or other information on the basis of which a
permit was issued, contains an equivalent material, system or building design the
following information shall be provided by the owner to the Chief Building
OffIcial:
19.1.1 a description of the proposed material, system or building design for
which authorization is requested;
19.1.2 any applicable provisions of the Building Code; and
19.1.3 evidence that the proposed material, system or building design will
provide the level of performance required by the Building Code as
determined by the Building Materials Evaluation Commission.
SECTION 20 - TEMPORARY PERMIT
20.1
A restricted permit for a temporary building may be issued by the Chief Building
Official authorizing, for a limited time only, the erection and existence of a
building or part thereof.
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PART IV
REVOCATION
SECTION 21 - NOTICE OF REVOCATION
21.1
Prior to revoking a permit under subsection 8.(10)(b) or subsection 8.(10)(c) of
the Act, the Chief Building Official shan serve the permit holder or cause the
permit holder to be served with written notice ofhis or her intention to revoke the
permit.
21.2
Notice under section 21.1 may be served either by personal service or by mailing
the notice by registered mail addressed to the permit holder at the address the
permit holder has communicated to the Chief Building Official in writing.
21.3 Where notice is served by registered mail, the permit holder shall be conclusively
deemed for all purposes to have been served with the notice on the fifth day after
the day ofmailing.
21.4 If on the expiration ofthirty (30) days from the date of service of the notice of
intention to revoke the permit described in Section 21 of this by-law, the ground
for revocation continues to exist, the Chief Building Official may revoke the
permit without further notice to the permit holder.
SECTION 22 - REQUEST FOR DEFERRAL
22.1
A permit holder may, within thirty (30) days from the date of service ofthe notice
described in Section 21 ofthis by-law, request in writing that the Chief Building
Official defer the revocation by stating reasons why the permit should not be
revoked.
SECTION 23 - DEFERRAL OF REVOCATION
23.1
The Chief Building Official having regard to the changes in the Act, Building
Code or any applicable law may allow, at his sole discretion, the deferral in
writing.
PART V
PRESCRlBED NOTICES AND INSPECTIONS
SECTION 24 - NOTICE AT EACH STAGE
24.1
The permit holder shall notifY the Chief Building Official or a Registered Code
Agency, where one is appointed, ofeach stage of construction for which a notice
is required under Articles 1.3.5.1 Div C and 1.3.5.2. Div C ofthe Building Code.
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SECTION 25 - NOTICE OF COMPLETION
25.1
The pennit holder shall give notice ofcompletion or where occupancy is required
prior to completion, the pennit holder shall give notice ofinspection to ensure
compliance with the requirements of Section 11 of the Act and articles 1.3.3.1 Div
C and 1.3.3.2 Div C ofthe Building Code.
Section 26
INSPECTIONS
26.1
Upon receipt of proper notice, the Chief Building Official or a Registered Code
Agency, where one is appointed, shall undertake a site inspection of the building
to which the notice relates in accordance with the prescribed time periods set out
in article 1.3.5.3 Div C of the Building Code.
PART VI
FEES AND REFUNDS
SECTION 27 - FEES PAY ABLE
27.1
The Chief Building Official shall calculate the required fees for the work
proposed and the owner shall pay such fees upon submission ofthe application
for a pennit, or at the discretion of the Chief Building Official, upon issuance of
the building pennit.
27.2
The building pennit fees for agricultural buildings shall only apply to a fann
business holding a valid fann business registration number issued pursuant to the
provisions ofthe Farm Registration and Farm Organizations Funding Act, 1993,
S.O. 1993, chap. 21, as amended.
SECTION 28 - ADDITIONAL FEES
28.1
Any person who commences construction, demolition or changes the use of a
building or part thereof prior to the issuance of a pennit to construct, demolish or
change the use of a building or part thereof shall, in addition to any other penalty
imposed under the Act or Building Code, pay a non-refundable administrative
surcharge fee equal to fifty percent (50%) of the amount calculated as the regular
pennit fee, but in no case shall the additional fee exceed Ten Thousand Dollars
($10,000.00).
SECTION 29 - REFUNDS
29.1
In the case ofabandonment of all or a portion of the work or of the non
commencement of any project, the Chief Building Official shall detennine, at his
sole discretion, the amount of refund ofpennit fees, if any, that may be returned
to the pennit holder, in accordance with section 29.2.
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29.2
The fees that may be refunded shall be a percentage ofthe fees payable
as follows:
29.2.1 ninety (90%) per cent if application is filed and no processing or
review functions have been performed,
29.2.2 eighty (80%) per cent if administrative and zoning
functions have been performed,
29.2.3 fifty (50%) per cent if administrative, zoning and plans
examination functions have been performed,
29.2.4 forty (40%) per cent if the permit has been issued and no field
inspections have been performed subsequent to permit issuance, and
29.2.5 $60.00 shall be additionally deducted for each field inspection that has
been performed after the permit has been issued.
29.3
Despite section 29.2, no refund shall be payable where the amount calculated is
less than the minimum fee.
29.4 The fee that may be refunded shall be paid to the person named on the fee receipt
issued by the Township upon payment ofthe fee, unless the person directs in
writing that it be refunded to another person.
29.5
Despite subsection (1) to (4) inclusive, no refund shall be issued after one year
from the date of withdrawal, cancellation, abandonment, refusal to issue a permit
or revocation ofa permit.
PART VII
FENCING AND ENCLOSURES
SECTION 30 - CONSTRUCTION FENCING
30.1
At the discretion of the Chief Building Official, the person to whom a permit for
construction or demolition is issued shall, prior to the commencement ofany
construction or demolition or placement ofany materials or equipment in the
Township, shall erect or cause to be erected and maintain a fence enclosing the
site of the construction or demolition, for the purpose of preventing entry to the
site.
30.2
For the purposes of section 30.1, the site of the construction or demolition
includes the area of the proposed construction or demolition, together with any
area where materials are stored or where equipment is operated or stored.
30.3
Section 30.1 does not apply to those areas in the Township:
30.3.1 where all of the proposed construction or demolition is contained within
an existing structure, and entry to the structure is limited by the walls of
the structure and by the securing of any window, door or other opening;
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30.3.2 where in the opinion of the Chief Building Official, any existing fencing
that is in place will provide a reasonable deterrence to entry;
30.3.3 where it can be demonstrated that the hazard to the public is minimal due
to:
(a)
the nature ofthe construction or demolition, or
(b)
the security measures that are in place to reasonably deter entry to
the construction or demolition site, or
30.3.4 where the construction or demolition has progressed to such a stage that
the public no longer requires the protection ofthe fencing.
SECTION 31
ENCLOSURE OF PRIVATE OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOLS
31.1
For the purposes ofsection 31 of this by-law, a permit shall be obtained prior to
the installation ofan enclosure for a private outdoor swimming pooL
31.1.1 A site plan drawing indicating the location and design of any proposed
private outdoor swimming pool shall be submitted for approval prior to
the issuance of a permit.
31.2
Every swimming pool shall be totally enclosed by a fence not less than 1.2 metres
and not more than 1.8 metres high, and shall have a gate equipped with a self
closing device and be capable of being latched from the inside when in the closed
position.
31.3
Any above ground pool that exceeds 1.2 metres ofclear height around the pool is
exempt of the requirement to be totally enclosed by a fence, except for the area
where the ladder or other means of access for the pool are normally located. Such
area shall be enclosed with a fence according to section 31.2 above.
31.4
All entrances to the swimming pool area which form part of the enclosure,
including windows, doors and gates, shall be kept latched at all times except when
a responsible person is supervising the pool area.
31.5
No part ofthe enclosure or entrances to any buildings shall be located closer than
1.2 metres to the pool.
31.6
All gates leading into the pool area shall be kept locked at all times when not in
use.
31.7
All fences required by this section of the bylaw shall be constructed and
maintained in accordance with the following provisions:
31.7.1
If ofChain Link Construction
(a)
be of no greater than 3.81 em (1-112 inch) mesh;
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(b)
be constructed ofgalvanized wire not less than No. 12 gauge
diameter, or of minimum No. 14 gauge steel wire covered with
vinyl or other approved coating forming a total thickness
equivalent to No. 12 gauge galvanized wire;
(c)
be supported by a rigid metal bar at the top and a stiffener for the
bottom ofthe fencing; and
(d)
be supported on substantial steel posts not more than 3.05 meters
(10 feet) apart.
31.7.2
If ofVertical Board or Metal Picket Construction
(a)
be of not less than 2.54 x 7.62 cm (1 inch x 3 inch) (nominal)
vertical wooden boards or metal pickets, spaced not more than 3.81
cm (1-112 inch) apart, when such boards or pickets are placed on
the same side of the fence;
(b)
be of not less than 2.54 x 7.62 cm (1 inch x 3 inch) (nominal)
vertical boards or metal pickets placed alternately on either side of
the fence spaced not more than the width of such vertical boards
apart and attached to horizontal supports spaced vertically at a
distance of not more than 106.6S cm (42 inches) on center;
(c)
be supported on substantial posts placed not more than 2.44 meters
(S feet) apart and installed in accordance with good construction
practice.
31.7.3
Ifof Chain Link Construction with Wooden Framework
(a)
be of no greater than 3.S1 cm (1-112 inch) mesh;
(b)
be constructed ofgalvanized wire not less than No. 12 gauge
diameter, or of minimum No. 14 gauge steel wire covered with
vinyl or other approved coating forming a total thickness
equivalent to No. 12 gauge galvanized wire;
(c)
be supported on substantial wood posts not less than 10.16 cm (4
inches) square or 12.70 cm (5 inches) in diameter placed not more
than 2.44 meters (S feet) apart; and
(d)
be supported by a horizontal stringer at the top and at the bottom,
each being not less than 5.0S x 10.16 cm (2 inch x 4 inch)
(nominal) lumber.
31.S
Notwithstanding the above construction requirements, there shall be no horizontal
member located on the exterior of the fence that would encourage or allow
climbing of the fence.
PART VIII
GENERAL
SECTION 32 - OFFENCE
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32.1
Any person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of an offence
as provided for in Section 36 of the Act.
32.2
Set fines may be established for certain offences contained in this by-law. Such
set fines shall be established pursuant to the Provincial Offences Act and shall
become effective upon the approval of same by the Ontario Court ofJustice,
Provincial Division.
SECTION 33 - REPEAL
33.1
By-law No. 2001-22 is hereby repealed.
SECTION 34 - SHORT TITLE
34.1
This by-law may be referred to as the "Building By-law".
SECTION 35 - EFFECTIVE DATE
35.1
This by-law shall come into force and effect on the date of passing.
Read a first and second time in open Council this 1 i h day of December, 2011
Read a third and final time, passed, signed and sealed in open Council this 23 rd day ofJanuary,
2012.
Mayor
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SCHEDULE "A"
LOTINFILL
BY-LAW NO. 2012-05
Detailed Lot Grading Plan
1. At the discretion of the Chief Building Official, before applying for a building pennit or
with an application for a building pennit, the owner or its successor in title, whichever is
applicable at the time, shall submit to the Township for approval a detailed lot grading
plan containing the following infonnation:
a)
The surveyed and final elevations of all lot comers.
b)
The final elevations of the centre line of the roadway and the bottom of the
swale or ditch at each lot comer and at the centre of the lot.
c)
The finished ground elevation at the building line, and the top of the foundation
and underside of footings.
d)
The finished elevation of all critical points beyond the street line, top of
driveway elevation, garage slab elevations and percent grade on driveway.
e)
Arrows indicating direction of flow of all surfaces water.
f)
The location and details of all swales.
g)
The invert, size and location ofthe entrance culvert, where culverts are required.
h)
In areas with stonn sewers, the location and elevation of the driveway.
i)
The overall lot dimensions.
j)
The location of the house relative to the lot lines.
k)
The location of the well, septic tank and tile field relative to the house (if
applicable).
1)
Location of valve stop if applicable.
m)
Location of any utilities including water lines, sanitary and stonn lines.
2. The Detailed Lot Grading Plan shall be developed with the following minimum
standards:
a)
Drainage shall be directed away from the house.
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b)
Yard surfaces shall have a minimum slope of200 mm in the first 6.0 m from any
house (6 m @ 3%). Front yards to be a minimum 2% from road to building.
c)
Drainage flows which are carried around houses are to be confined in defined
swales located as far from the house as possible while remaining within the lot.
d)
Swales shall have a minimum grade of 2% unless otherwise approved by the
Chief Building Official.
e)
The optimum side slope for swales shall be 6 horizontal to I vertical, and the
maximum slope on swales shall be 4 horizontal to 1 vertical. Swale minimum
depth to be 150 mm. The maximum slope ofembankments between properties
shall be 3 horizontal to 1 vertical. Failing this, a retaining wall, designed by a
professional engineer and satisfactory to the Chief Building Official, shall be
constructed.
f)
The maximum slope ofany driveway shall be 8%.
g)
Sufficient detail beyond the limits of the lot to demonstrate that lot grading and
drainage will not adversely affect neighbouring properties.
3.
The plan must be a suitable scale and must indicate the Lot Number, Subdivision and
clearly indicate the name of the owner or applicant.
4.
Copies of all of the aforementioned documents shall be submitted along with the
Building Permit application. Upon issuance of the building permit, all documents shall
form part of the Approved Plans and Specifications as authorized under section 8.(1.1) of
the Ontario Building Code Act, S.O. 1992, c.23 as amended.
5.
The Chief Building Official will approve lot grading before the issuance of an occupancy
permit. Where necessary, the owner shall submit a legal survey document for approval by
the Chief Building Official.
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