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Site Plan Control (Site Plan Review): Final Application

City of Toronto: City Planning · version June 24, 2021, Rev. 3

Cover letter including

1Brief description of the owner, the applicant/builder, the development site, proposed works, and outlining the objectives of the submission
2List of all the drawings, reports and documents that will be submitted as part of the Site Plan Control Application

Application forms

3Development Approval Application Form (see the "Development Approval Application form" entry in this app for what it asks)
4Project Data Sheet
5Planning Checklist
6Toronto Green Standards Tier 1 (to be based on actual design and not the RCD):
  • Checklist
  • Site Statistics Template
  • Green Roof Statistics Template (as required)

Technical documentation

10Plans/Drawings List
11Computer Generated Building Mass Model
12Transportation Impact Study
13Geotechnical Study / Hydrology Report
14Soil Volume for Tree Planting (as required)
15Bird Friendly Design (as required)
16Stormwater Management Report
17Site Servicing Report
18Environmental Impact Study (as required)
19Contaminated Site Assessment (as required)
20Noise Impact Study (as required)
21Vibration Study (as required)
22Archaeological Assessment (as required)
23Heritage Impact Assessment (as required)

Plans and drawings

24Context Plan
25Underground Plan / Underground Garage Plans (as required)
26Site Plan
27Roof Plan
28Floor Plans
29Site and Building Elevations
30Site and Building Sections
31Site Grading Plans
32Public Utilities Drawings
33Tree Preservation Plan
34Boundary Plan of Survey
35Topographical Survey
36Landscape & Lighting Plan
37Streetscape Plan (as required)

Notes

38Fees: toronto.ca → City Planning application fees
39Ensure submission material files are not larger than 25 MB in size
40Naming convention: PDF file names must use underscores/abbreviations that describe the digital file and reference the subject property. Example: Architectural Plans_100main_st.pdf

This checklist identifies the scope of information typically required to support processing of an application. It is the responsibility of the applicant to consult with the approval authority prior to application submission to confirm the submission requirements for more complex or atypical applications.

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