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| ¡ù Site Plans (residential, commercial) ¡ù Lot Grading (elevations, drainage) ¡ù Septic Systems(conventional & treatment units) : Inspecting, Designing, and Maintaining Residential Septic Systems ¡ù Pre-purchase site & Service Investigations ¡ù Roadways ¡ù Retaining walls ¡ù Ponds ¡ù Municipal Services ¡ù Subdivision Studies & Designs ¡ù Stormwater Management, Erosion Protection & Flood controls ¡ù Waterfront Improvements, Docks ¡ù Civil & Structural Engineering ¡ù Approvals for Lake Simcoe Regional Conservation Authority & Various Governmental Authorities ¡ù Municipal Approvals for Severances, Minor Variance Applications ¡ù Computerized drafting ¡ù Construction Administration & Inspection ¡ù Topographical Surveying (Laser Level)  |
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A Site Plan is drawing showing the complete property and identifying all structures in relation to the property boundaries. It should include
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a lot-grading plan is required to get a building permit. This drawing shows your property, it's dimensions, the proposed location of your new house, and how the ground around your house will slope. It may also show things like swales, fences, and easements. Your builder may arrange for the drawing to be done, but you should let them know that you want to approve it, because once the lot grading plan has been approved, changing it is a difficult process. lot-grading plan shows more information than the legal survey, which basically show property dimensions and bearings.
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Inspecting current septic system. Designing, and Maintaining Residential and Commercial Septic Systems.
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Organizing meetings with regional town and preparing reports to process approval of property.
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Participate public hearing for severances and minor variance
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