Brampton · Study requirementswritten
Published by City of Brampton under Site Alterations
The City of Brampton's guide to residential surface drainage and lot grading, written for property owners. It explains how swales, catch basins, eavestroughs, downspouts and window wells carry water off a lot, defines ponding and positive drainage, and gives the 48-hour drying test the city uses to call drainage normal. It describes what a lot grading plan records — design elevations, gradients, lot types, swale locations and rear lot catch basins — works through common drainage disputes between neighbours, and closes with site alteration permits and city contacts.
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