Lot Grading / Plot Plans Sample Clauses

Lot Grading / Plot Plans. Lot grading must adhere to the latest approved Laurel 22 Lot Grading Plan (found on The Xxxxxxx of Xxxxxx (Phase 2) website), not to adjacent lots or unfinished lanes. The Buyer is responsible for meeting the required grade elevations and ensuring drainage patterns are maintained within the property lines to the satisfaction of the Municipality. Drainage xxxxxx, bioretention areas (rain gardens) and retaining walls, where required and approved must be designed to enhance the site’s natural character and conform to the overall approved site grading and drainage plans. Drainage xxxxxx, bioretention areas (rain gardens) and retaining walls that are installed by the Developer shall not be altered in any way. The costs of obtaining proper grading and drainage are the responsibility of the Buyer. Plot plans must be prepared by an Alberta Land Surveyor (A.L.S.) and include the information required as per Appendix E. The minimum width of all homes must be within 2’-0” of the recommended building pocket as identified in the neighbourhood plan in Appendix A. The maximum garage offset allowed is 2’-0” or at the discretion of the DRC. SAMPLE
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