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This document provides information and requirements for the Residential Infill Grading and Servicing (RGS) Application for single-family properties that are not Heritage Properties or in the City\'s Site Plan Control Area. It includes guidelines for submission, application types, required documents, and fees involved in the process, ensuring adherence to the City of Markham\'s Engineering Design Criteria.

How to fill out residential infill grading and

How to fill out residential infill grading and

1. Gather required documents, including property title and site plan.
2. Identify the grading requirements specific to your locality.
3. Complete the application form for residential infill grading.
4. Attach necessary documentation, such as engineering plans and surveys.
5. Submit the application to the relevant local authority.
6. Pay any associated fees for processing your application.
7. Await feedback or approval from the local authority.
8. If approved, schedule any required inspections during the grading process.

Who needs residential infill grading and?

1. Property developers looking to build on infill locations.
2. Homeowners planning to alter their existing landscaping.
3. Construction companies working on residential projects.
4. Architects and engineers involved in residential construction.

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What is residential infill grading?

Residential infill grading refers to the process of leveling or reshaping land in existing residential areas to accommodate new structures or improve the landscape while ensuring proper drainage and compliance with local zoning regulations.

Who is required to file residential infill grading?

Typically, property owners or developers planning to undertake grading projects in residential areas are required to file for residential infill grading permits with their local municipal authority.

How to fill out residential infill grading?

To fill out a residential infill grading application, individuals must provide accurate site plans, details of the grading work to be done, as well as any necessary environmental impact assessments and compliance documentation required by local regulations.

What is the purpose of residential infill grading?

The purpose of residential infill grading is to manage land use effectively, improve site conditions for construction, enhance stormwater management, and ensure that development is in line with community planning goals.

What information must be reported on residential infill grading?

The information that must be reported includes the specific location and dimensions of the property, the proposed grading plans, a description of the existing and proposed conditions, and any relevant environmental considerations.