OakvilleSite Alteration & EngineeringSite Alteration

Site Alteration Permit Process Guide for Site Plans

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Guide
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: v. Aug. 2023
For: builder
Building types: All building types
Pages: 1
Agencies: Conservation Halton · Halton Region

Overview

Site Alteration Permit Process Guide for Site Plans, a one-page table from the Town of Oakville, marked v. Aug. 2023. It sets out six stages of the Development Engineering Permit Application (DEPA) for site alteration on a site plan: prior to submission, with the Director's written confirmation to proceed ahead of Site Plan Approval, then submission, intake, circulation and review, security calculation and the earthworks pre-construction meeting. It is the site plan counterpart of the Town's guide for subdivisions, and sits beside the Site Plan By-law.

What it covers

Site Alteration Permit Process Guide for Site Plans
Timing
Requirements
Security Calculation
Pre-construction Meeting for Earthworks

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