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Site Alteration Permit Application

Published by City of Hamilton under Site Alteration Permit

Alias
Site Alteration Permit Application Form
Form ref
By-law 19-286
Applies to
owner
Work types
site alteration · fill

The City of Hamilton Growth Management Division's site alteration permit application and check list under By-law 19-286. Its “Site alteration permit required information” list names a control plan certified by a qualified person, written conservation authority approval, an owner's authorization where the applicant is not the owner, and a security deposit under Schedule “B”. The form records the composition and origin of fill to be dumped, construction start and end dates, whether the site contains a watercourse, and which authority regulates it — Halton, Grand River, Hamilton or Niagara Peninsula.

What it covers

  • Site alteration permit required information
  • Project information
  • Supporting documentation for all agricultural permit applications where more than 500 cubic meters of soil is being imported
  • When permit is ready
  • Permit pick-up by
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Publisher
City of Hamilton
Category
Applications · site alteration
Published under
Site Alteration Permit — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Halton · Grand River · Hamilton · Niagara Peninsula
Signatories
owner · applicant
Required for
A site alteration permit
Document date
January 2nd, 2026
Publisher note
Issued by the City of Hamilton's Planning and Economic Development Department, Growth Management Division.
Document date display
January 2, 2026
Tags
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