LondonPlanning ApplicationsSite Plan

Request for Site Plan Consultation

Published by City of London

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Type: Form
Published by: City of London
Date: rev.2021.12
Form reference: Form no. 1626
For: any
Building types: All building types
Pages: 3
Agencies: Planning and Development
Submit to: LondonSPsubmit@london.ca

Overview

The City of London's two-page Request for Site Plan Consultation, the first form in site plan approval. It collects owner, applicant and agent details, property information and the proposed development, then asks how the proposal addresses Provincial policy, the Official Plan and design guidelines, and sets out assumptions for servicing the site. A page of attachment notes describes the concept site plan, concept elevations and the consultation fee, and the file includes a Zoning Data Sheet example.

What it covers

Applicant information
Property information
Property/Proposed development
Context for Site Plan within Provincial, City and neighbourhood policies
Assumptions for servicing the site
Attachments
Zoning Data Table (in metric)
Other questions or suggestions
For City of London use only

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