- Form ref
- Planning Act
- Applies to
- owner
- Instruments
- Planning Act · O. Reg. 153/04
- Document date
- December 16, 2014
The Engineering & Construction Services report to the Public Works & Infrastructure Committee carrying, as Attachment 1, the City of Toronto's January 2015 policy on accepting potentially contaminated lands conveyed under the Planning Act. It sets out the peer review background, the generic and property-specific approaches to soil and groundwater standards, and the consultation with the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change and the development industry. The policy runs from statement and definitions through principles, procedure and applicability, with Table 1 setting peer review requirements by application type.
What it covers
- Summary
- Recommendations
- Financial Impact
- Decision History
- Issue Background
- Comments
- Contact
- Signature
- Attachments
- 1. Statement
- 2. Objective and Purpose
- 3. Scope
- 4. Definitions
- 5. Principles
- 6. Procedure
- 7. Applicability
- Table 1 Application Requirements
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- Publisher
- City of Toronto Engineering & Construction Services
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Application Support Material Terms Of Reference — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- The Staff Report and attached Conveyance Policy (Attachment 1)
- Agencies
- Public Works & Infrastructure Committee · Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change · Toronto Water · Transportation Services · Parks, Forestry & Recreation
- Submit to
- Executive Director, Engineering & Construction Services
- Signatories
- Executive Director, Engineering & Construction Services
- Tags
policystaff-reportcontaminated-landland-conveyancepeer-review
The same file, also linked at
- Pre Application Consultationopen