Site Alteration By-law Review
The Site Alteration By-law is designed to limit activities, such as removing or adding soil, which might change the level of a homeowner’s land. Changing the land’s surface, or grade, could interfere with the way water moves off your property. Water that can’t drain off can cause problems for yourself or your neighbour.
King Township is now reviewing the by-law in order to update it, including asking the community for feedback.
The Site Alteration By-law is designed to limit activities, such as removing or adding soil, which might change the level of a homeowner’s land. Changing the land’s surface, or grade, could interfere with the way water moves off your property. Water that can’t drain off can cause problems for yourself or your neighbour.
King Township is now reviewing the by-law in order to update it, including asking the community for feedback.
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You can now watch the virtual Public Information Centre online
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link17 Feb 2021To watch the virtual Public Information Centre presentation, click here.
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Join us at a virtual Public Information Centre
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link25 Jan 2021King will
host a virtual Public Information Centre on Wed., Feb. 3 from noon - 12:30. There will be a presentation to be followed by a question and answer session.
To register for the PIC and receive information on how to watch it and ask questions, please email kingbylaw@rjburnside.com.
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Working Session presentation
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link14 Dec 2020There will be a Special Committee of the Whole Working Session this evening (Dec. 14) at 5 pm to discuss the Site Alteration By-law review. You can watch it on our live stream Youtube channel by clicking here.
The presentation in Power Point is also available to review on this page under the Documents section.
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King Township is updating its Site Alteration By-law
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link04 Dec 2020King Township is in the process of updating its Site Alteration By-law.
The Site Alteration By-law is designed to limit activities, such as removing or adding soil, which might change the level of a homeowner’s land. Changing the land’s surface, or grade, could interfere with the way water moves off your property. Water that can’t drain off can cause problems for yourself or your neighbour.
There will be a Special Committee of the Whole Working Session on Mon., Dec. 14 from 5 pm to 6 pm to discuss the by-law.
We are also encouraging residents to provide feedback through the 'Feedback' tab on this page after the draft by-law is presented to council at the Dec. 14 meeting.
And don't forget to register to follow this project to receive updates delivered straight to your inbox.
Key Dates
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December 14 2020
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February 03 2021
Lifecycle
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Open
Site Alteration By-law Review is currently at this stageThis consultation is open for contributions.
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Under Review
this is an upcoming stage for Site Alteration By-law ReviewContributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
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Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Site Alteration By-law ReviewThe final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
Who's Listening
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Manager of By-law Enforcement
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Communications Officer
JBPhone 905-833-5321 Email jballantyne@king.ca