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Declaration – Vibration Control

Published by City of Toronto

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Type: Form
Published by: City of Toronto
Date: 2015-07
Also called: Vibration Control
Form reference: City of Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 363
For: owner
Signed by: owner · authorized agent of the owner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 2
Instruments: City of Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 363 · by-law 514-2008 · Ontario Heritage Act

Overview

Toronto Building's vibration control declaration, filed with a building or demolition permit application under City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 363. Six questions screen the proposed activity for blasting, deep foundations, drilled caissons, large scale soil compaction, construction within the water table and any other method with vibration potential. Further sections cover the preliminary study — a zone of influence plan by a professional engineer, heritage buildings within it, a general review commitment — and the pre-construction consultation under by-law 514-2008.

What it covers

A. Vibration Control
B. Preliminary Study (required by Chapter 363)
C. Pre-Construction Consultation
Applicant Declaration

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