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Hydrological Review Summary

Published by City of Toronto under Application Support Material Terms Of Reference

Alias
Hydrological Review Summary Form
Applies to
designer
Document date
August 2018

The City of Toronto's thirteen-page summary form completed by the professional who prepared a hydrological review, pointing the case manager to the page and section number for each item. It records site information and below-grade levels, the qualified professional's credentials, short and long term groundwater discharge volumes with safety factors, basement and foundation elevations, the study area map, monitoring well levels, geology and physical hydrology, pump and slug test data, laboratory water quality sampling and the evaluation of impact, with Appendix A carrying sanitary/combined and storm sewer parameter limit templates.

What it covers

  • Hydrological Review Summary
  • For City Staff Use Only
  • Summary of Key Information
  • Site Information
  • Hydrological Review Information
  • Study Area Map
  • Water Level and Wells
  • Geology and Physical Hydrology
  • Pump Test/Slug Test/Drawdown Analysis
  • Water Quality
  • Evaluation of Impact
  • Summary of Additional Information and Key Items
  • Appendix A: Sanitary/Combined
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Application Support Material Terms Of Reference — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Professional Engineers of Ontario · Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario
Instruments
Ontario Water Resources Act · Ontario Regulation 387/04 · Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 681
Signatories
qualified professional who completed the report summary
Tags
formhydrological-reviewgroundwaterdewateringsewers
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