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Minimum contents for the sketch associated with the Encroachment Agreement

Published by City of Mississauga under Encroachments On City Property

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encroachment

The City of Mississauga's specification for the sketch that becomes a schedule to an encroachment agreement, published on the city's encroachments on city property page. It lists the sketch contents: preparation by an engineer, architect or surveyor in good standing, electronic black-and-white legal-size format, a title naming the City of Mississauga and the registered owner, property boundary lines, a bold division line, a north arrow, and a legend carrying municipal address, legal description, encroachment area, property identification number and scale. Cross-hatched areas name the encroaching item, from trees and sheds to crane swing.

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  • Minimum contents for the sketch associated with the Encroachment Agreement
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
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Checklists
Published under
Encroachments On City Property — the municipality's own heading
Alias
minimum requirements for encroachment sketches
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