- Alias
- New Home Purchaser's Guide
- Applies to
- homeowner
- Building types
- residential
A nine-page guide the City of Brampton posts for buyers of homes in new subdivisions. It separates developer responsibilities — the subdivision agreement, roads and services, stormwater ponds, architectural control guidelines and the independent control architect — from builder responsibilities for permits, grading and sodding. Later sections describe subdivision assumption three to five years after registration, driveway paving and widening, boulevard trees, lot grading certification before a pool or shed, the eleven inspection stages, Tarion warranty coverage, and how a municipal address is assigned.
What it covers
- Developer and builder responsibilities
- Developer responsibilities
- Architectural control guidelines
- Approval of subdivision works
- Builder responsibilities
- Important notes to home buyers
- After you have moved in
- Homeowner improvements
- Building permit and building inspections
- The Ontario Building Code
- Building plans review and inspections
- Building permit application
- Building permit
- Inspections
- Important notes
- Tarion (Ontario New Home Warranty Program)
- Important reminder about your new address!
- Contact information
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Guides
- Published under
- Homeowners — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- Tarion Warranty Corporation · Electrical Safety Authority · Enbridge Gas
- Instruments
- Ontario Building Code · Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act
- Tags
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