Acts and Regulations

2017, c.19 - Community Planning Act

Section 81
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Tentative subdivision plan
81(1)Subject to an exemption under paragraph 77(1)(b), a person seeking approval of a subdivision plan shall submit to the development officer a written application for approval of a tentative subdivision plan and as many copies of the tentative plan as the officer requires, drawn to the scale and size required for a subdivision plan.
81(2)Subject to an exemption under paragraph 77(1)(c), a tentative plan shall be marked “Tentative Plan” and show the following, if applicable:
(a) the proposed name of the proposed subdivision;
(b) the boundaries of that part of the plan to be approved, marked by a black line of greater weight than all other lines on the diagram of the plan;
(c) the locations, widths and names of existing streets on which the proposed subdivision abuts and the locations, widths and proposed names of the proposed streets in the subdivision;
(d) the approximate dimensions and layouts of the proposed lots, blocks, land for public purposes and other parcels of land and the purposes for which they are to be used;
(e) the nature, location and dimensions of any existing restrictive covenant, easement or right-of-way affecting the land proposed to be subdivided and of an easement intended to be granted within the proposed subdivision;
(f) any natural and artificial features, including buildings, railways, highways, watercourses, drainage ditches, swamps and wooded areas within or adjacent to the land proposed to be subdivided;
(g) the availability and nature of domestic water supplies;
(h) the nature and porosity of the soil;
(i) any contours or elevations necessary to determine the grade of the streets and the drainage of the land;
(j) the services that are or will be provided by the local government to the land proposed to be subdivided;
(k) if necessary to locate the proposed subdivision in relation to existing streets and prominent natural features, a small key plan acceptable to the development officer showing the location;
(l) any plans for landscaping and tree planting;
(m) the proposed location of every building; and
(n) any further information required by the development officer to assure compliance with the subdivision by-law.
81(3)Before approving a tentative plan or granting an exemption from submitting a tentative plan, a development officer shall conduct a review to ensure that the plan or exemption, as the case may be, conforms with all current standards and approval requirements.
81(4)The approval of a tentative plan shall not be shown on the plan.
81(5)A tentative plan shall not be accepted for filing in the land registration office.
Tentative subdivision plan
81(1)Subject to an exemption under paragraph 77(1)(b), a person seeking approval of a subdivision plan shall submit to the development officer a written application for approval of a tentative subdivision plan and as many copies of the tentative plan as the officer requires, drawn to the scale and size required for a subdivision plan.
81(2)Subject to an exemption under paragraph 77(1)(c), a tentative plan shall be marked “Tentative Plan” and show the following, if applicable:
(a) the proposed name of the proposed subdivision;
(b) the boundaries of that part of the plan to be approved, marked by a black line of greater weight than all other lines on the diagram of the plan;
(c) the locations, widths and names of existing streets on which the proposed subdivision abuts and the locations, widths and proposed names of the proposed streets in the subdivision;
(d) the approximate dimensions and layouts of the proposed lots, blocks, land for public purposes and other parcels of land and the purposes for which they are to be used;
(e) the nature, location and dimensions of any existing restrictive covenant, easement or right-of-way affecting the land proposed to be subdivided and of an easement intended to be granted within the proposed subdivision;
(f) any natural and artificial features, including buildings, railways, highways, watercourses, drainage ditches, swamps and wooded areas within or adjacent to the land proposed to be subdivided;
(g) the availability and nature of domestic water supplies;
(h) the nature and porosity of the soil;
(i) any contours or elevations necessary to determine the grade of the streets and the drainage of the land;
(j) the services that are or will be provided by the local government to the land proposed to be subdivided;
(k) if necessary to locate the proposed subdivision in relation to existing streets and prominent natural features, a small key plan acceptable to the development officer showing the location;
(l) any plans for landscaping and tree planting;
(m) the proposed location of every building; and
(n) any further information required by the development officer to assure compliance with the subdivision by-law.
81(3)Before approving a tentative plan or granting an exemption from submitting a tentative plan, a development officer shall conduct a review to ensure that the plan or exemption, as the case may be, conforms with all current standards and approval requirements.
81(4)The approval of a tentative plan shall not be shown on the plan.
81(5)A tentative plan shall not be accepted for filing in the land registration office.