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Development Application Guidelines: Demarcation of the Limits of Natural Features and Natural Hazards
Published by Town of Oakville
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- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- Town of Oakville
- Date
- Last Updated November 2023
- Also called
- Development Application Guidelines: Demarcation of the Limits of Natural Features and Hazards
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 2
- Agencies
- Halton Region · Conservation Halton · Credit Valley Conservation
- Instruments
- Ontario Regulation 162/06
Overview
A two-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on demarcating the limits of natural features and natural hazards, the field marking or staking that fixes the line from which a buffer distance applies. It describes staking by Town, Halton Region or Conservation Authority staff with an Ontario Lands Surveyor present, an area outside North Oakville, a five-year reassessment point, and a plan of survey showing the staked limits, with Conservation Halton and Credit Valley links.
What it covers
- Demarcation of the limits of natural features and natural hazards
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