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Site Grading Specs PDF

The document outlines the requirements for a Site Grading Plan, including that separate stormwater management plans may be required. It specifies that plans must be drawn to a standard metric scale and illustrates compliance with Toronto Green Standard checklist sections related to water quality depending on the type of development and submission date. The plan must show all property lines, buildings, easements, utilities, grading details, drainage, landscaping details, and trees. Compliance with tree protection requirements is also necessary.

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Site Grading Specs PDF

The document outlines the requirements for a Site Grading Plan, including that separate stormwater management plans may be required. It specifies that plans must be drawn to a standard metric scale and illustrates compliance with Toronto Green Standard checklist sections related to water quality depending on the type of development and submission date. The plan must show all property lines, buildings, easements, utilities, grading details, drainage, landscaping details, and trees. Compliance with tree protection requirements is also necessary.

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Site Grading Plan

Separate Site Grading Plan and Stormwater Management Plans may be required.

Scale
 Metric Scale
 Must be drawn to a standard scale (i.e. 1:100, 1:200, 1:500)

Toronto Green Standard


 If the proposal is subject to the requirements of the TGS and was submitted prior to January
1, 2014, the applicant is required to illustrate compliance with the following TGS Checklist
sections:

Low-Rise Non-Residential Building – 2010


Tier 1: Tier 2:
WQ 1.1, WQ 2.1, WQ 2.2, WQ 3.1, WQ 3.2 WQ 2.3

Low-Rise Residential Building – 2010


Tier 1: Tier 2:
WQ 1.1, WQ 2.1, WQ 2.2, WQ 3.1, WQ 3.2 WQ 2.3

Mid-High Rise Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Institutional – 2010


Tier 1: Tier 2:
WQ 1.1, WQ 2.1, WQ 2.2, WQ 3.1, WQ 3.2 WQ 2.3

 If the proposal is subject to the requirements of the TGS and has been submitted on or after
January 1, 2014, the applicant is required to illustrate compliance with the following TGS
Checklist sections:

Low-Rise Residential Development – 2014 Version 2.0


Tier 1:
WQ 1.1, WQ 2.1, WQ 2.2, WQ 3.1, WQ 3.2

Mid-High Rise Residential and Low Rise Industrial,Commerical and Instiutional – 2014
Version 2.0
Tier 1:
WQ 1.1, WQ 2.1, WQ 2.2, WQ 3.1, WQ 3.2

General Details
 All property lines must be shown
 Ground floor plan for all buildings must be shown
 Ravine by-law limit, if applicable
 All easements, and reserves

Site Circulation, General Parking, Accessible Parking and Driveways


 All adjacent roads and sidewalks must be shown

Public & Private Servicing Information


 The location of proposed utilities, transformers, gas regulators, air intakes/exhausts, garage
access stairs on the site and on adjacent road allowances must be shown
 Proposed roof control devices location, type, control release rates and corresponding storage
volumes for flat roof portions
 UV treatment facilities and/or oil grit separators
 Storage facilities and dimensions/details for rainwater harvesting and reuse (e.g. Cisterns)

Landscaping, Grading & Retaining Walls and Lighting


 All retaining walls must be shown
 General grading information including the existing and proposed elevations at 6-metre
intervals along property lines, driveways, sidewalks and walkways and trees to be preserved,
including all trees on adjacent properties within 6 metres of subject site’s property/lot lines
 Proposed elevation at 6-metre intervals along all building and structure perimeters and
building entrances
 Storm and surface water drainage directions, site ponding limits with corresponding control
volumes and control facilities, major overland and emergency overland flow routes
 Soil retention and/or replacement details
 Sediment and erosion control measures applied during construction
 Location and identification of trees protected under City by-laws
 Location of tree protection zones (where trees are being retained & protected)
 Tree protection plan notes (where trees are being retained & protected)
 Buried watercourses, if applicable

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