- Alias
- Rural Hamilton Official Plan - Schedule H
- Applies to
- designer
- Instruments
- Rural Hamilton Official Plan
- Covers label
- Study / Material Name
Schedule H of the Rural Hamilton Official Plan, the rural counterpart to Schedule I of the Urban Hamilton Official Plan. It is a single matrix listing 103 numbered studies, plans and reports alphabetically, from aggregate resource assessment to 3D model, with each one keyed across five application types — official plan amendment, zoning by-law amendment, draft plan of subdivision, site plan control — and marked minimum, discretionary, proposal based or locational. Hamilton's submission requirements page links to this schedule directly.
What it covers
- Aggregate Resource Assessment
- Agricultural Impact Assessment
- Archaeological Assessment
- Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment
- Cut and Fill Analysis
- Environmental Site Assessment and/or Record of Site Condition
- Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
- Farm Economics Report
- Functional Servicing Report
- Grading Plan
- Hydrogeological Study
- Karst Assessment/Karst Contingency Plan
- Land Use Compatibility Study
- Minimum Distance Separation Calculation
- Planning Justification Report
- Slope Stability Study and Report
- Soils/Geotechnical Study
- Sun/Shadow Study
- Transportation Impact Study
- Tree Protection Plan (Private Trees)
- Wildland Fire Assessment (OPA 167)
- Zoning Compliance Review
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- Publisher
- City of Hamilton
- Category
- By-laws
- Published under
- Draft Plan Subdivision Or Condominium — the municipality's own heading
- Covers note
- Entries in the schedule's own alphabetical list of studies and materials, under its column heading, rather than section headings; the schedule is printed as one matrix.
- Document date
- February 2026
- Tags
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