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Waste Management Plan Requirements

Published by City of Richmond Hill under Site Alteration Permits

Alias
Waste Management Plan
Applies to
designer

The City of Richmond Hill's waste management plan requirements for residential and mixed-use development with a residential component, set against Division J — Waste Management Design and Collection Standards for Development — of the city's Standards and Specifications Manual. It covers the access route a collection vehicle travels in a forward motion with no more than a three-point turn, the size and servicing capacity of waste storage rooms, and — for buildings of five storeys or more — three separate chutes for garbage, recycling, and organics, cross-referenced to the checklist in the standards manual's Appendix 6.

What it covers

  • Access Route Requirements
  • Waste Management and Storage Facilities
  • Waste Separation Methods for Multi-Residential Properties
  • Waste Loading and Collection Facilities
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Publisher
City of Richmond Hill
Category
Study requirements · site alteration
Published under
Site Alteration Permits — the municipality's own heading
Form ref
Division J, Waste Management Design and Collection Standards for Development
Signatories
architect · engineer · qualified draftsperson
Required for
Residential and mixed-use development with a residential component
Tags
waste-management-plandivision-jsite-alterationmulti-residential
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