Requirements for Neighbourhood Information Map

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Map
Published by: Town of Oakville
Also called: Requirements for the Neighbourhood Information Map
For: builder
Building types: All building types
Pages: 7
Agencies: Planning Department · Director of Planning

Overview

A seven-page Town of Oakville guide to the Neighbourhood Information Map shown in residential subdivision sales offices. It outlines a three-step process of preliminary map, final map and Purchase and Sale Agreement attachment, the graphic techniques and symbols suggested, and the lists of items on the preliminary map, based on the draft plan, and the final map, based on the final plan. It reproduces the standard NOTICE TO NEW HOME PURCHASERS, with numbered notes. A sample map sits beside it.

What it covers

Three-Step Process
Graphic Techniques and Submission Requirements for the Maps
Preliminary Neighbourhood Information Map
Final Neighbourhood Information Map
Notice to New Home Purchasers

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