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Construction Management Plan — Development Application Guidelines

Published by City of Hamilton Planning and Economic Development Department under Site Plan Approval

Alias
Construction Management Plan Guidelines
Applies to
designer
Work types
new construction · demolition · excavation
Signatories
professional engineer

One sheet in the City of Hamilton's development application guidelines series, describing the construction management plan. It defines the plan as a technical plan and report showing how construction and demolition works on a development site are managed, names the applicant's consultant team as its author with a professional engineer for items such as shoring and the noise and vibration study, and lists its contents: sewer CCTV, utility sign off, adjacent owner agreements, geotechnical and hydrogeological reporting, pre-construction condition surveys, traffic management, encroachment and shoring plans.

What it covers

  • Development Application Guidelines
  • Construction Management Plan
  • Purpose
  • Prepared by
  • Contents include
  • Other information
  • Reviewed and approved by
  • Contact
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Publisher
City of Hamilton Planning and Economic Development Department
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Site Plan Approval — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Development Engineering Approvals Section, Growth Management Division, Planning and Economic Development Department
Required for
A condition of site plan approval
Document date
October 2022
Tags
guidelinesconstruction-managementsite-plandevelopment-application
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