Brampton By-law 202-2011, s. 4.1(a) — Application Every application for a pool enclosure permit shall include
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Application Every application for a pool enclosure permit shall include:
A completed application in the form specified by the Chief Building Official;
- (b) 2 copies of a legal survey with the proposed pool plotted, showing the dimensions of the pool and the distance to lot lines, existing buildings and any private sewage systems;
- (c) 2 copies of a plan showing the location of the pool, all proposed pool equipment (such as filters, heater, slides) and proposed landscape features in relation to property lines, buildings (including decks and sheds), and any easements;
- (d) Complete details of the proposed pool enclosure, including the location and type of proposed fence and gates;
- (e) A copy of the Fill Permit and Road Occupancy Permit, if required, issued by the City of Brampton Works and Transportation Department;
- (f) If the proposed pool is within an unassumed plan of subdivision, the written approval of the owner or authorized agent of the owner of the plan of subdivision;
- (g) the permit fee(s) specified in Schedule ‘A’,
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- 4.0 APPLICATIONS AND PERMITS
- 4.1 Application Every application for a pool enclosure permit shall include
- 4.2 Permit The Chief Building Official shall issue a permit for a pool enclosure where the application submitted complies with the requirements of this by-law and all applicable regulations and by-laws or approvals. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Chief Building Official shall not issue a permit for the pool enclosure unless the proposed location of the swimming pool and the pool enclosure complies with the Zoning By-law and any other applicable regulations, by-laws or approvals
- 4.3 Abandoned Application
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