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Published by Town of Oakville
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A two-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on the landscape plan and details, which show existing vegetation kept, proposed landscaping, materials and features, and installation drawings. It names a qualified landscape or horticultural professional, adds that the plan may stand alone or appear on the site plan, and lists items from natural features, buffers and hard surfaces to snow storage, a plant list with botanical names and finished grades, with Conservation Halton guidance.
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