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Airport Employment Growth District Wastewater System Capacity Allocation Request Letter

Published by City of Hamilton

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Type
Form
Published by
City of Hamilton
Date
May 25 2022
Also called
AEGD Wastewater System Capacity Allocation Request Letter
For
owner
Building types
All building types
Submit to
Planning and Economic Development Department, Growth Management Division
Covers note
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Overview

The City of Hamilton's template letter and form for requesting wastewater capacity for lands in the Airport Employment Growth District (AEGD), Version 1 of May 25 2022. A letter to the Growth Management Division's Manager, Infrastructure Planning, introduces an Application for Wastewater Allocation recording the project, owner, type of development, gross area, non-residential floor areas and residential units, with dry and wet weather flows. Appendix A works a wastewater calculation for an industrial warehouse from Ontario Building Code Table 8.2.1.3 B.

What it covers

  • Application for Wastewater Allocation
  • For Non-Residential Development
  • For Residential Development
  • Wastewater Calculation Example
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