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REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The acceptance by the Town of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement shall not be construed as consent to issue building permits for the construction of buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall be issued unless: 1. There has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified by the owner’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installation. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 7. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Site Plan Control Agreement

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REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Municipality or the acceptance by the Town Municipality of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that Municipal building permits, when applied for will be issued in respect of the Lots or Blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Developer agrees that it, or anyone claiming titled from it or under its authority, shall not apply for any building permits for Lots or Blocks within the Plan until all requirements hereinafter set out have been carried out to the satisfaction of the Municipality. It is agreed that a copy of this Section 8.9 shall be delivered by the Developer to each and every Purchaser of Land within the Plan and to each and every Builder obtaining a Building Permit for any Lot or Block or part of a Lot or Block within the Plan and the Developer shall extract a covenant similar to this covenant from all such Purchasers and Builders. The Municipality shall have the right to refuse any such application until: (a) Preliminary Acceptance has been granted for Stage 1 servicing for that phase of the Subdivision. (b) The Developer has provided written confirmation that lands/blocks/easement listed in Schedule “H” have been conveyed to the Municipality. (c) The Developer has provided sufficient documentation to the Municipality’s Engineer confirming that electrical distribution and street lighting and the remaining underground services, telephone, cable t.v., and gas are being scheduled for installation; and will be completed within six (6) weeks of the date of issuance of the building permit. (d) Approval of the Municipality has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on Lots or Blocks that may be listed in Schedule “F” hereto. 1. There (e) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the ownerMunicipality’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installation. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the building location of the foundation complies is in compliance with the zoning by-lawlaw of the Municipality. 7. All utilities for the Lands (f) The signs denoting “Unassumed Roads” have been approved installed at the entrances to the Subdivision. (g) All dead trees within the limit of the Plan have been removed. (h) All street identification signs required by this Agreement have been installed and are in place. (i) Payment to the Municipality by cash or letter of credit in the amount of $2,000.00 as a Works Damage/Lot Grading Compliance Deposit (herein “Damage/Lot Grading Deposit”) per Lot or Block in the Plan of which the sum of $100.00 is non-refundable. The balance of the Damage/Lot Grading Deposit shall be refundable in whole or in part after the building has been constructed and occupied, an Owner’s Final Grading Certificate has been filed with and accepted by the supplier Municipality’s Chief Building Official and the required service connections have been made and all damages to the Works which form the subject matter of this Agreement resulting from house building and/or landscaping activities on the subject Lot or Block have been repaired to the satisfaction of the Municipality’s Chief Building Official and Municipality’s Director of Public Works. (j) With respect to repair of damage to the Works, in the event that the Owner fails to repair the damage to the Works when so instructed by the Municipality’s Chief Building Official or the Municipality’s Director of Public Works, the Municipality may, at its option, undertake the repair of such utilitydamage and all costs over and above the $2,000.00 deposit shall be charged back to the Owner and shall include a management fee of 15% of the cost of labour and material, shall be a charge against the Lot or Block for which repairs were carried out and shall be payable forthwith. (k) Payment to the Municipality by cash in the amount of the current applicable Development Charge(s) per Lot or Block in the Plan under the Development Charges By-law of the Municipality. (l) A Certified Building Lot Site Plan has been filed with the Chief Building Official of the Municipality pursuant to Section 6.4 (b). (m) The Developer agrees that the preceding requirements in this Section 8.9 are in addition to and not in substitution of the requirements of the Ontario Building Code Act as amended and regulations thereunder with respect to the issuance of Building Permits.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Town or the acceptance by the Town of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that Municipal building permits, when applied for will be issued in respect of the Lots or Blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Developer agrees that it, or anyone claiming titled from it or under its authority, shall not apply for any building permits for Lots or Blocks within the Plan until all requirements hereinafter set out have been carried out to the satisfaction of the Town. It is agreed that a copy of this Section 8.9 shall be delivered by the Developer to each and every Purchaser of Land within the Plan and to each and every Builder obtaining a Building Permit for any Lot or Block or part of a Lot or Block within the Plan and the Developer shall extract a covenant similar to this covenant from all such Purchasers and Builders. The Town shall have the right to refuse any such application until: (a) Preliminary Acceptance has been granted for Stage 1 servicing for that phase of the Subdivision. (b) The Developer has provided sufficient documentation to the Town’s Engineer confirming that electrical distribution and the remaining underground services, telephone, cable t.v., and gas are being scheduled for installation; and will be completed within six (6) weeks of the date of issuance of the building permit. (c) Approval of the Town has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on Lots or Blocks that may be listed in Schedule “F” hereto. 1. There (d) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the ownerTown’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner Chief Building Official that the building location is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading zoning by-law of the Town. (e) All dead trees within the limit of the Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has have been submitted removed. (f) Payment to the Town and by cash or letter of credit in the amount of $2,500.00 as a Works Damage/Lot Grading Compliance Deposit (herein “Damage/Lot Grading Deposit”) per Lot or Block in the Plan of which the sum of $100.00 is non- refundable. The balance of the Damage/Lot Grading Deposit shall be refundable in whole or in part after the building has been approved constructed and occupied, an Owner’s Final Grading Certificate has been filed with and accepted by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define Chief Building Official and the required service connections have been made and all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative damages to the grading Works which form the subject matter of this Agreement resulting from house building and/or landscaping activities on the Lands. 4. The Letter subject Lot or Block have been repaired to the satisfaction of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer Chief Building Official and Town’s Director of Operations. (g) With respect to repair of damage to the Works, in the event that the grading of Owner fails to repair the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town damage to the OwnerWorks when so instructed by the Town’s Chief Building Official or the Town’s Director of Operations, the Town may, in at its absolute discretion complete option, undertake the lot grading repair of such damage and pay any expense incurred as all costs over and above the $2,500.00 deposit shall be charged back to the Owner and shall include a result management fee of 15% of the default cost of labour and material, shall be a charge against the Lot or Block for which repairs were carried out and shall be payable forthwith. (h) Payment to the Town by deducting any such cash in the amount from of the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on current applicable Development Charge(s) per Lot or Block in the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes Plan under the Development Charges By-law of the Town. (i) A Certified Building Lot Site Plan has been filed with the Chief Building Official of the Town pursuant to Section 353 6.4 (b). The Developer agrees that the preceding requirements in this Section 8.9 are in addition to and not in substitution of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works Ontario Building Code Act as amended and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed regulations thereunder with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior respect to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installationBuilding Permits. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 7. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Municipality or the acceptance by the Town Municipality of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that building permits, when applied for, will be issued in respect of the Lots or Blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Developer agrees that it, or anyone claiming title from it or under its authority, shall not apply for any building permits for Lots or Blocks within the Plan until all requirements hereinafter set out have been carried out to the satisfaction of the Municipality. It is agreed that a copy of this Section 8.10 shall be delivered by the Developer to each and every Purchaser of Land within the Plan and to each and every builder obtaining a Building Permit for any Lot or Block or part of a Lot or Block within the Plan and the Developer shall extract a covenant similar to this covenant from all such Purchasers and builders. The Municipality shall have the right to refuse any such application until: (a) A Certificate of Preliminary Acceptance has been granted for the Stage 1 Works for that Phase of the Plan; (b) The Developer has provided sufficient documentation to the Director of Infrastructure and Development confirming that electrical distribution and street lighting and the remaining underground municipal services, telephone, cable t.v., internet, telecommunication and gas are being scheduled for installation and will be completed within six (6) weeks of the date of issuance of the building permit; (c) Approval of the Municipality has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on Lots or Blocks that may be listed in Schedule “F” hereto; 1. There (d) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the ownerMunicipality’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installation. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the building location of the foundation complies is in compliance with the zoning by-lawlaw of the Municipality; (e) The signs denoting “Unassumed Roads” have been installed at the entrances to the Subdivision; (f) All dead trees within the limit of the Plan have been removed; (g) All street identification signs required by this Agreement have been installed and are in place; (h) Payment to the Municipality by cash or letter of credit in the amount of $2,000.00 as a Works Damage/Lot Grading Compliance Deposit (herein “Damage/Lot Grading Deposit”) per Lot or Block in the Plan of which the sum of $100.00 is non-refundable; The balance of the Damage/Lot Grading Deposit shall be refundable in whole or in part after the building has been constructed and occupied, an Owner’s Final Grading Certificate has been filed with and accepted by the Municipality’s Chief Building Official and the required service connections have been made and all damages to the Works which form the subject matter of this Agreement resulting from house building and/or landscaping activities on the subject Lot or Block have been repaired to the satisfaction of the Municipality’s Chief Building Official and Municipality’s Works Superintendent; (i) With respect to repair of damage to the Works, in the event that the Owner fails to repair the damage to the Works when so instructed by the Municipality’s Chief Building Official or the Municipality’s Works Superintendent, the Municipality may, at its option, undertake the repair of such damage and all costs over and above the $2,000.00 deposit shall be charged back to the Owner and shall include a management fee of 15% of the cost of labour and material, shall be a charge against the Lot or Block for which repairs were carried out and shall be payable forthwith. If such payment is not made within thirty (30) days, the said costs shall be added to the tax roll and collected in like manner as municipal taxes; (j) Payment to the Municipality by cash in the amount of the current applicable Development Charge(s) per Lot or Block in the Plan under the Development Charges By-law of the Municipality; (k) A Certified Building Lot Site Plan has been filed with the Chief Building Official of the Municipality pursuant to Section 6.4 (b); and (l) The Developer agrees that the preceding requirements in this Section 8.10 are in addition to and not in substitution of the requirements of the Ontario Building Code Act as amended and regulations thereunder with respect to the issuance of Building Permits. 7. All utilities (m) Payment to the Municipality by certified cheque or bank draft in the amount of the current applicable charge under Section 4 of the London Road South Water and Sewer Cost Recovery By-law #59-2003 as amended by By-law #41-2004 for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utilityarea under development.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Municipality or the acceptance by the Town Municipality of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that building permits, when applied for, will be issued in respect of the Lots or Blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Developer agrees that it, or anyone claiming title from it or under its authority, shall not apply for any building permits for Lots or Blocks within the Plan until all requirements hereinafter set out have been carried out to the satisfaction of the Municipality. It is agreed that a copy of this Section 8.10 shall be delivered by the Developer to each and every Purchaser of Land within the Plan and to each and every builder obtaining a Building Permit for any Lot or Block or part of a Lot or Block within the Plan and the Developer shall extract a covenant similar to this covenant from all such Purchasers and builders. The Municipality shall have the right to refuse any such application until: (a) A Certificate of Preliminary Acceptance has been granted for the Stage 1 Works for that Phase of the Plan; (b) The Developer has provided sufficient documentation to the General Manager of Infrastructure and Development confirming that electrical distribution and street lighting and the remaining underground municipal services, telephone, cable t.v., internet, telecommunication and gas are being scheduled for installation and will be completed within six (6) weeks of the date of issuance of the building permit; (c) Approval of the Municipality has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on Lots or Blocks that may be listed in Schedule “F” hereto; 1. There (d) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the ownerMunicipality’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installation. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the building location of the foundation complies is in compliance with the zoning by-law.law of the Municipality; 7. All utilities for the Lands (e) The signs denoting “Unassumed Roads” have been approved installed at the entrances to the Subdivision; (f) All dead trees within the limit of the Plan have been removed; (g) All street identification signs required by this Agreement have been installed and are in place; (h) Payment to the Municipality by cash or letter of credit in the amount of $2,000.00 as a Works Damage/Lot Grading Compliance Deposit (herein “Damage/Lot Grading Deposit”) per Lot or Block in the Plan of which the sum of $100.00 is non-refundable; The balance of the Damage/Lot Grading Deposit shall be refundable in whole or in part after the building has been constructed and occupied, an Owner’s Final Grading Certificate has been filed with and accepted by the supplier Municipality’s Chief Building Official and the required service connections have been made and all damages to the Works which form the subject matter of this Agreement resulting from house building and/or landscaping activities on the subject Lot or Block have been repaired to the satisfaction of the Municipality’s Chief Building Official and Municipality’s Works Superintendent; (i) With respect to repair of damage to the Works, in the event that the Owner fails to repair the damage to the Works when so instructed by the Municipality’s Chief Building Official or the Municipality’s Works Superintendent, the Municipality may, at its option, undertake the repair of such utilitydamage and all costs over and above the $2,000.00 deposit shall be charged back to the Owner and shall include a management fee of 15% of the cost of labour and material, shall be a charge against the Lot or Block for which repairs were carried out and shall be payable forthwith. If such payment is not made within thirty (30) days, the said costs shall be added to the tax roll and collected in like manner as municipal taxes; (j) Payment to the Municipality by cash in the amount of the current applicable Development Charge(s) per Lot or Block in the Plan under the Development Charges By-law of the Municipality; (k) A Certified Building Lot Site Plan has been filed with the Chief Building Official of the Municipality pursuant to Section 6.4 (b); and (l) The Developer agrees that the preceding requirements in this Section 8.10 are in addition to and not in substitution of the requirements of the Ontario Building Code Act as amended and regulations thereunder with respect to the issuance of Building Permits.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Town or the acceptance by the Town of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that municipal building permits, when applied for, will be issued in respect of the lots or blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no building permits will be given until: a) Plans submitted confirm the proposed development is in conformity with the building envelope and master grading and drainage plan established for the respective lot. b) All Conservation Authority, Ministry of Environment and other applicable approvals have been obtained and submitted to the Town. c) All internal sanitary sewer mains and water lines, if applicable, have been tested and a Certificate of Substantial Completion and Acceptance has been issued by the Town's Engineer for these works. d) The storm sewer system, if applicable, has been tested and a Certificate of Substantial Completion and Acceptance has been issued by the Town's Engineer for these works. e) All fees required for the connection to the municipal systems has been paid to the Town. f) A road consisting of grading, curb, gutter, sidewalk and full depth of Granular "A" sub base, and first lift of asphalt has been constructed, except however permits may be issued at the sole discretion of the Town before curb, gutter, sidewalk and first lift of asphalt has been constructed where the Developer provides a schedule acceptable to the Town as to when the said work will be finished and confirms in writing with the Town a plan for winter maintenance of said gravel road.. g) Approval of the Town has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on lots or blocks listed in Schedule "F" hereto. 1. There h) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the owner’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Developer's Consulting Engineer that the grading of building to be erected on any lot or block within the Lands has been completed Plan is in accordance conformity with the Site Plan and overall grading plan or has received the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. with respect to any variance to the grading plan. i) The size Developer has provided sufficient documentation confirming the electrical distribution system, street lighting, telephone, cable tv., gas and location similar private utilities will be installed within six weeks of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the date of issuance of any a building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installationpermit. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 7. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The acceptance by the Town of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement shall not be construed as consent to issue building permits for the construction of buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall be issued unless: 1. There has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified by the owner’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installation. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 76. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Site Plan Control Agreement

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REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The acceptance by the Town of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement shall not be construed as consent to issue building permits for the construction of buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall be issued unless: 1. There has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified by the owner’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal ActXxxxxxxxx Xxx, 20010000, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installation. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 7. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Site Plan Control Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Town or the acceptance by the Town of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that municipal building permits, when applied for, will be issued in respect of the lots or blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no building permits will be given until: a) Plans submitted confirm the proposed development is in conformity with the building envelope and master grading and drainage plan established for the respective lot. b) All Conservation Authority, Ministry of Environment and other applicable approvals have been obtained and submitted to the Town. c) All internal sanitary sewer mains and water lines, if applicable, have been tested and a Certificate of Substantial Completion and Acceptance has been issued by the Town's Engineer for these works. d) The storm sewer system, if applicable, has been tested and a Certificate of Substantial Completion and Acceptance has been issued by the Town's Engineer for these works. e) All fees required for the connection to the municipal systems has been paid to the Town. f) A road consisting of grading, curb, gutter, sidewalk and full depth of Granular "A" sub base, and first lift of asphalt has been constructed, except however permits may be issued at the sole discretion of the Town before curb, gutter, sidewalk and first lift of asphalt has been constructed where the Developer provides a schedule acceptable to the Town as to when the said work will be finished and confirms in writing with the Town a plan for winter maintenance of said gravel road.. g) Approval of the Town has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on lots or blocks listed in Schedule "F" hereto if applicable. 1. There h) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the owner’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site Grading Plan as described in Schedule F hereto, and has been submitted to the Town and has been approved by the Town’s Engineer. The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing and proposed lot elevations, foundation elevations, sewage disposal system, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining walls, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Developer's Consulting Engineer that the grading of building to be erected on any lot or block within the Lands has been completed Plan is in accordance conformity with the Site Plan and overall grading plan or has received the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. with respect to any variance to the grading plan. i) The size Developer has provided sufficient documentation confirming the electrical distribution system, street lighting, telephone, cable tv., gas and location similar private utilities will be installed within six weeks of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior to the date of issuance of any a building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installationpermit. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 7. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS. i. The approval of the Plan by the Municipality or the acceptance by the Town Municipality of any services constructed pursuant to this Agreement the Works shall not be construed as consent deemed to issue give any assurance that municipal building permits, when applied for will be issued in respect of the Lots or Blocks shown on the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Developer agrees that it, or anyone claiming title from it or under its authority, shall not apply for any building permits for Lots or Blocks within the Plan until all requirements hereinafter set out have been carried out to the satisfaction of the Municipality. It is agreed that a copy of this Section 8.9 shall be delivered by the Developer to each and every Purchaser of Land within the Plan and to each and every Builder obtaining a Building Permit for any Lot or Block or part of a Lot or Block within the Plan and the Developer shall extract a covenant similar to this covenant from all such Purchasers and Builders. The Municipality shall have the right to refuse any such application until: (a) Preliminary Acceptance has been granted for Stage 1 servicing for that phase of the Subdivision; (b) The Developer has provided sufficient documentation to the Municipality’s Engineer confirming that electrical distribution and street lighting and the remaining underground services, telephone, cable t.v., and gas are being scheduled for installation; and will be completed within six (6) weeks of the date of issuance of the building permit; (c) Approval of the Municipality has been obtained for the construction of any buildings within the Lands and no building permits shall to be issued unless:erected on Lots or Blocks that may be listed in Schedule “F” hereto; 1. There (d) A certificate has been compliance with all of the provisions of this Agreement to the date of such application. 2. The application complies with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and includes the Site Plan attached as Schedule B. 3. The Site Plan attached as Schedule B has been certified given by the ownerMunicipality’s Engineer or by a Registered Professional Engineer, or Ontario Land Surveyor (where a subsequent owner Chief Building Official that the building location is the applicant) to be in compliance with the Site zoning By-law of the Municipality; (e) The signs denoting “Roads Unassumed by the Municipality” have been installed at the entrances to the Subdivision; (f) All dead trees within the limit of the Plan have been removed; (g) All street identification signs required by this Agreement have been installed and are in place; (h) Payment to the Municipality by cash or letter of credit in the amount of $2,500.00 as a Works Damage/Lot Grading Compliance Deposit (herein “Damage/Lot Grading Deposit”) per Lot or Block in the Plan as described of which the sum of $100.00 is non-refundable. The balance of the Damage/Lot Grading Deposit shall be refundable in Schedule F hereto, and whole or in part after the building has been submitted constructed and occupied, an Owner’s Final Grading Certificate has been filed with and accepted by the Municipality’s Chief Building Official and the required service connections have been made and all damages to the Town Works which form the subject matter of this Agreement resulting from house building and/or landscaping activities on the subject Lot or Block have been repaired to the satisfaction of the Municipality’s Chief Building Official and the Municipality’s Director of Public Works; (i) With respect to repair of damage to the Works, in the event that the Owner fails to repair the damage to the Works when so instructed by the Municipality’s Chief Building Official or the Municipality’s Director of Public Works, the Municipality may, at its option, undertake the repair of such damage and all costs over and above the $2,500.00 deposit shall be charged back to the Owner and shall include a management fee of 15% of the cost of labour and material, shall be a charge against the Lot or Block for which repairs were carried out and shall be payable forthwith; (j) Payment to the Municipality in the amount of the current applicable Development Charge(s) per Lot or Block in the Plan under the Development Charges By-law of the Municipality, as amended from time to time; (k) A Certified Building Lot Site Plan has been approved by filed with the Town’s Engineer. Chief Building Official of the Municipality pursuant to Section 6.4 (b);and (l) The Site Plan shall clearly define all existing Developer agrees that the preceding requirements in this Section 8.9 are in addition to and proposed lot elevationsnot in substitution of the requirements of the Building Code Act, foundation elevations1992, sewage disposal systemS.O. 1992, driveway, walkout and swale, grades, well location, slopes, terracing and retaining wallsc.23, and any other information relative to the grading of the Lands. 4. The Letter of Credit as outlined in Section 6.a. includes an amount for grading amendments thereto and drainage. These securities will be retained until the Town has issued a Certificate of Compliance and Occupancy, the Town is satisfied that all grading and drainage has been completed in accordance regulations thereunder with the approved Site Plan and the Town has inspected the water service and shut-off and has confirmed that it is operational, is set to final grade and is satisfied with the water meter and meter reading device installation. This will require the submission of an as constructed Site Plan prepared by the OWNER’S Engineer or other authorized representative of the Owner who prepared the Site Plan and confirmation from the Town’s Engineer that the grading of the Lands has been completed in accordance with the Site Plan and the Grading Control Plan. It may also require confirmation from the current registered owner of the Lands that there are no drainage or grading problems on the Lands. a. Where the grading is not completed in accordance with the Site Plan within 30 days of written demand from the Town to the Owner, the Town may, in its absolute discretion complete the lot grading and pay any expense incurred as a result of the default by deducting any such amount from the security. Any amount that remains owing shall form a lien on the lands and may be collected by action or as municipal taxes pursuant to Section 353 of the Municipal Act, 2001, supra, 1990, Chap. M.45, as amended. 5. The applicant has complied with the Town’s requirements regarding the installation of a driveway culvert and an entrance as follows. The applicant for a building permit shall complete an application for an entrance and culvert permit and pay to the Town the Town’s current entrance fee. The Town will provide the applicant with a list of approved contractors whom the applicant may use to install the entrance culvert. The applicant shall provide the Town with the name of the contractor selected to complete the works and the date the entrance is to be constructed. The applicant shall not proceed with the entrance culvert installation or use a contractor without the prior approval of the Town Public Works Superintendent. The size and location of the entrance culvert must be approved by the Town prior respect to the issuance of any building permits. On completion of the installation, the Town shall inspect the entrance and notify the applicant of any deficiencies that require correction. If there are no deficiencies, the Town will approve the installationBuilding Permits. 6. The Owner further agrees that the construction of the building will not proceed past the foundation stage until it has delivered to the Chief Building Official “as constructed drawings” prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer and or Ontario Land Surveyor showing the foundation wall elevation and the location of the foundation, and the Town’s Engineer has confirmed that the foundation wall elevation complies with the levels shown on the approved plot plan and that the Chief Building Official has confirmed that the location of the foundation complies with the zoning by-law. 7. All utilities for the Lands have been approved by the supplier of such utility.

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Samples: Subdivision Agreement

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