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Full Site Plan Application Form

Published by Town of Oakville

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This is the Town of Oakville’s document, as published on its website on 22 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Type
Form
Published by
Town of Oakville
Date
February 2026
Also called
Site Plan Application Form
Form reference
Form 1 Full Site Plan Application Form; Form 2 Fee Calculation
For
owner
Signed by
applicant · registered owner(s) · primary design consultant · commissioner of oaths
Building types
All building types
Pages
11
Agencies
Region of Halton · Conservation Halton · Credit Valley Conservation
Submit to
planningapps@oakville.ca
Instruments
Planning Act · Site Plan By-law 2025-033 · Ontario Building Code

Overview

The Town of Oakville Planning and Development application package for full site plan approval, dated February 2026. Form 1 opens by pointing to the Site Plan Guide and Site Plan By-law 2025-033 and listing the classes of full and scoped site plan development. It records applicant, location, proposal charts for residential and non-residential development, property information and previous applications, then Schedule A, an Ontario Building Code Design Summary, with declarations. Form 2 sets out the fee calculation and securities formulas.

What it covers

  • Applicant Information
  • Location of the Property
  • Proposal
  • Property Information
  • Previous Applications
  • Schedule A: Ontario Building Code Design Summary
  • Affidavit or Sworn Declaration
  • Owners Authorization
  • Permission to Entre the Property
  • Document Submission Following Appeal Receipt
  • Acknowledgement of Public Information
  • Fee Calculation
  • Site Plan Securities
  • Region of Halton
  • Conservation Authority Review Processing Fees
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