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Basic Requirements and Best Practices for Contractors and Builders

Published by City of Mississauga under Building Documents And Forms

Alias
Best Practices for Contractors and Builders
Applies to
contractor
Instruments
Ontario Building Code

A three-page pamphlet the City of Mississauga publishes among its building documents and forms, the contractor-side companion to its Good Neighbour Guide for Homeowners. It covers site conduct — communication with the client and neighbours, language on site, restroom arrangements — then the jobsite rules: construction fences, garbage, the construction noise window of 7am to 7pm every day except Sunday, parking and traffic with a pointer to the Ministry of Labour on flag persons, trees, mud and dust, water and drainage, and handling neighbour concerns through the city.

What it covers

  • Common sense – understanding neighborhoods
  • Practice good communication
  • Be family friendly
  • Provide access to restrooms
  • Onsite – know the law
  • Construction fences
  • Garbage
  • Noise
  • Parking and traffic
  • Trees
  • Mud and dust
  • Water and drainage
  • Time to complete work
  • Deal with neighbors responsibly
  • Information and contacts:
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Guides
Published under
Building Documents And Forms — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Ontario Ministry of Labour · City of Mississauga
Work types
new construction · addition · renovation · demolition
Covers note
The pamphlet spells "neighborhoods" and "neighbors"; kept as printed.
Tags
guidecontractorconstruction-sitejobsite-conduct
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