Certificate of Official Guidelines (Deed of Endorsement)

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Overview

The City of Kitchener's Committee of Adjustment Certificate of Official Guidelines (Deed of Endorsement), a two-page guide from Legislated Services. It sets out three steps: clearing the conditions of approval, making arrangements to obtain the certificate and registering it. A table lists the organizations that clear conditions, such as Financial Services, Engineering Services, Enova Power Corp. and the Grand River Conservation Authority, with their contacts. This version lists one full-size paper copy of the deposited reference plan.

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Steps to Obtaining Certificate of Official (Deed of Endorsement)
Clear All Conditions of Approval Before Deadline
Make Arrangements to Obtain Certificate of Official (Deed of Endorsement)
Register the Certificate of Official (Deed of Endorsement)

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