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Assumption of Responsibility for Engineering Content

Published by City of Toronto — Toronto Building under Toronto Building Forms Index

Applies to
designer
Signatories
professional engineer
Document date
2024-08
Building types
residential

Toronto Building's form for the professional engineer who sealed drawings or documents filed with a building permit application for a new house, accessory structure or material alteration to an existing house. It defines house as a detached, semi-detached or row house of three or fewer storeys and 600m² or less with no more than two dwelling units, and accessory structure as laneway suites, garden suites, sheds, detached garages, cabanas and pergolas. The engineer marks whether the assumption covers the entire design or names the specific engineering content.

What it covers

  • To Be Completed by the Engineer
  • Project Description
  • Assumption of Responsibility for Engineering Content
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Publisher
City of Toronto — Toronto Building
Category
Forms and schedules
Published under
Toronto Building Forms Index — the municipality's own heading
Work types
new construction · accessory structure · material alteration
Instruments
Ontario Building Code · City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 363, Building Construction and Demolition
Document date display
August 2024
Tags
formengineersealresponsibilityhouse
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