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Road Occupancy Permit By-law 0173-2020

Published by City of Mississauga

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Type
By-law
Published by
City of Mississauga
Date
22nd day of July, 2020
Also called
Road Occupancy Permit By law 0173 2020
For
contractor
Signed by
mayor · city clerk
Building types
All building types
Pages
25
Instruments
Municipal Act, 2001

Overview

The City of Mississauga's Road Occupancy Permit By-law 0173-2020, passed in July 2020 and amended through By-law 0186-2024, on work in and occupation of City roads. It names six permit types, Utility (Municipal Consent), Complex Construction, Engineering Investigation, Alteration of Road or City Equipment, Service Connection and Temporary Road Occupation, and covers applications, emergency work, as-built drawings, repairs and restoration, pavement degradation fees, enforcement and penalties. Schedule A lists road occupancy deposits. Mississauga's six ROP application forms and checklists follow these permit types.

What it covers

  • Part 1 – Definitions
  • Part 2 – Application of By-law
  • Part 3 – Requirements and Prohibitions
  • Part 4 – Permits
  • Part 5 – Emergency Work
  • Part 6 – As-Built Drawings
  • Part 7 – Repairs, Restoration and Non-Compliant Equipment
  • Part 8 – Pavement Degradation
  • Part 9 – Administration and Enforcement
  • Part 10 – Penalties
  • Part 11 – General Provisions
  • Road Occupancy Deposits
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