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LondonSite Alteration & EngineeringSite Alteration

Site Alteration Request Form

Published by City of London

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This is the City of London’s document, as published on its website on 23 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Type
Form
Published by
City of London
For
owner
Signed by
Applicant · Owner
Building types
All building types
Pages
3
Agencies
Planning and Development · UTRCA · MECP
Submit to
Development Inspections
Instruments
Site Alteration By-law C.P.-1591-279 · The London Plan

Overview

The City of London's three-page Site Alteration Request Form, from Planning and Development. It collects applicant and owner details, site address, legal description and area, the type of site alteration and a description of the work, then screening questions on flood lines, watercourses, archaeology, natural areas, heritage and trees. It lists the submission items, declarations and the ways to submit. It relates to the City's Site Alteration By-law and its tree protection documents.

What it covers

  • Applicant Information
  • Owner Information
  • Site Information
  • Description of Proposed Site Alteration
  • Site Characteristics and Regulatory Screening
  • Submission Requirements
  • Declarations
  • Submission Instructions
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