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Mississauga Encroachment Agreement (incl. shoring tiebacks)
Agreement under Encroachment By-law 0057-2004 permitting a private encroachment on City property. Shoring tiebacks into the municipal right-of-way need an encroachment agreement [MISS].
You need it when: Anything placed on, under or over City land long-term: shoring anchors or tiebacks under a road, canopies, signs, landscaping or structures on the boulevard.
Why it's needed
- Encroachments on public lands need City permission, a non-refundable application fee and an agreement [MISS].
- For tiebacks, the City also needs a certified utility plan and cross-sections showing all utilities in the right-of-way [MISS].
When to apply
- During site plan / shoring review, before installing tiebacks; allow time for Realty Services to prepare the agreement.
Review time
Plan for about 30 business days. estimate
Documents for a complete application
- Encroachment application and fee [MISS]
- Shoring drawings showing tieback locations
- Certified current utility plan and utility cross-sections (right-of-way tiebacks) [MISS]
- Engineer's letter that tiebacks won't affect existing structures; neighbour consent letters for tiebacks under private land [MISS]
How to submit
- Development Engineering: deveng@mississauga.ca; agreement through Realty Services [MISS].
Forms and guides
- Mississauga Excavation Shoring Permit Process Flowchart (City of Mississauga, guide)
- Mississauga Encroachment Application and Agreement (City of Mississauga, application form)
Official pages
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Sources are marked in the text: [TO] toronto.ca pages, [Guide] general industry guidance, [Plan] permit planning practice. Confirm on the official page before applying.