Toronto · Declarationswritten
Published by City of Toronto Transportation Services under Non Utility Cut Permit Application
The worked example of the letter of intent the City of Toronto carries with its non-utility cut permit application, published beside the blank template on the same page. Written from a fictional environmental consultant to Permits & Enforcement at Transportation Services, it gives background on petroleum hydrocarbon characterization near a fuel outlet, then a scope covering twelve boreholes, three flush-to-grade monitoring wells, characterization tooling, backfill and surface restoration, the parties involved and a five-day schedule. Attachments A through G are listed.
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