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Certification of Landscape and Fencing Works

Published by City of Brampton Planning, Design and Development Department under Site Plan Inspection

Alias
Landscape Fencing (Landscape Architect)
Applies to
designer
Signatories
landscape architect

One of the City of Brampton’s site plan inspection certification letters, this one signed by the landscape architect for landscape and fencing works rather than an engineer or architect. Addressed to the Planning, Design and Development Department, attention Open Space Design and Construction, it records the project title, owner, project address and SP site plan number, then itemises plant material health and form, quantity, soil mix, mulch and fine grade, sodding and seeding, chain link, wood privacy and masonry fencing, footings, and street furniture, playstructures and lighting.

What it covers

  • Certification of Landscape and Fencing Works
  • Project Title
  • Owner
  • Project Address
  • Site Plan Number
  • Plant Material
  • Health/Form
  • Quantity
  • Soilmix/Mulch/Fine Grade
  • Sodding/Seeding
  • Fencing
  • Chain Link
  • Wood Privacy
  • Masonry
  • Footings
  • Fabric/Wood
  • Street Furniture/Playstructures/Lighting
  • Comments
  • Signature of Landscape Architect
  • Date
  • Landscape Architect’s Stamp
  • Company Name
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Publisher
City of Brampton Planning, Design and Development Department
Category
Inspections
Published under
Site Plan Inspection — the municipality's own heading
Submit to
The Corporation of the City of Brampton Planning, Design and Development Department, attention: Open Space Design and Construction
Tags
certificatesite-plantemplatedesigner-signoffplantingfences
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