- Applies to
- owner
- Work types
- municipal addressing
- Document date
- December, 2023 revised February 2025
- Building types
- agricultural
The City of Hamilton's policy for the Farm 911 – Emergency Access Point program, carried as Appendix “C” to Report PED25077. It states the program's purpose, sets eligibility criteria for owners of agricultural and rural lands in the city's rural area, lists what accompanies an application to the Legislative Approvals / Staging of Development Section, and describes how staff review it and draw a number from the city's street address range system. Further sections cover sign fabrication by Transportation Operations, and the program's exceptions and limitations.
What it covers
- Purpose
- Eligibility
- Submitting an EAP Application
- Reviewing the Application and Assigning EAP Address Number
- EAP Address Number Notification & Signage
- Exceptions and Limitations
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- Publisher
- City of Hamilton
- Category
- By-laws
- Published under
- Municipal Addressing — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- Legislative Approvals / Staging of Development Section of the Growth Management Division · Transportation Operations Section of the Transportation Division
- Instruments
- Ontario Building Code · Rural Hamilton Official Plan
- Required for
- Assigning an emergency access point number to an existing access point on agricultural or rural land
- Publisher note
- Carried as Appendix “C” to Report PED25077 and administered through the Legislative Approvals / Staging of Development Section of the Growth Management Division.
- Tags
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