NOTICE - ALLOCATED SEWAGE CAPACITY Sample Clauses

NOTICE - ALLOCATED SEWAGE CAPACITY. With respect to all Lots and Blocks on the Plan: Purchasers are advised that the Town of Richmond Hill has allocated sewage capacity for the Lots or Blocks on the Plan of Subdivision subject to the policies adopted by the Council of the Town from time to time. One of those policies is that such allocation may be revoked if the assigned capacity is not utilized within two years from the date of allocation. Availability of such sewage capacity is pre-condition of the issuance of any building permits for any residential dwelling units within the plan. For further information, please contact, the Town of Richmond Hill Engineering and Public Works Department at 771-8800, file 19T-04009, Phase 1.
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