Subdivision Draft Approval Process

Published by City of London

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of London
Also called: Draft Approval Guideline
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 8
Instruments: Planning Act

Overview

The City of London's Subdivision Draft Approval Process, a Path 2 Approval guideline from Subdivision Planning. It sets out how Draft Plan of Subdivision applications are reviewed: the File Manager, the public website, what follows a complete submission, and the two application streams with milestone tables of day counts from submission to draft conditions and decision. It lists the reports and studies posted in accessible form. It follows the consultation guideline and precedes the design review guideline.

What it covers

Subdivision Draft Approval Process
About this Guideline
Getting Started: Consultation Process
About the Subdivision Draft Approval Process
File Manager
Public Website
Once Submission is deemed complete
Draft Plan of Subdivision Application Processing Streams
Preferred 1st Application Stream – Draft Plan Submission
Draft Approval Timelines
External Issues Meeting
Complete Application Requirements
Reports and Studies Required to be AODA Compliant

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