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Residential Project Guidelines

Published by City of Richmond Hill under Residential Permits

Applies to
homeowner
Work types
infill construction
Required for
Residential infill construction
Building types
residential

The City of Richmond Hill's guidance for anyone building an infill residential project in an established neighbourhood, addressed to owners and their trades. It sets out the conduct expected on an active site — posting the permit and a contact number, discussing timing and property lines with adjacent owners, fencing the site, keeping it clean, and confining trades parking — alongside the construction noise hours the city's by-laws set: 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. weekdays, all day Sunday and statutory holidays. It closes with contacts for building inspections, tree preservation, and utility locates.

What it covers

  • Requirements & Guidelines
  • Contact Building Division
  • Contact Development Planning Division
  • Additional Contact Information
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Publisher
City of Richmond Hill
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Residential Permits — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Electrical Safety Authority · Alectra Utilities · Enbridge Gas Inc. · Ontario One Call
Tags
guidelinesresidential-infillneighbour-relationsconstruction-noise
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