| Question: |
New homeowner or potential buyer of new home would
like to look at plans to see where utilities/sidewalks will
be located. |
| Answer: |
Plans are available in the Engineering Services Department
for public viewing (caveat emptor) - these locations
are proposed and may be changed by the Developer, without notice
prior to final approval of the plans by the City. |
| Question: |
How do I apply for services (water, sanitary,
storm). |
| Answer: |
The procedure to follow is visit the Engineering
Services Department and fill out the appropriate application for services
(storm, sanitary and water). The application is reviewed by
the Municipal Services Technician and you are informed of price
and timing of installation. |
| Question: |
What publications are available for purchase from
the Engineering Services Department? |
| Answer: |
You may purchase the following publications from
the Engineering Services Department:
- Site Plan Criteria Guide
- Standard Drawings
- Bench Mark Book
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| Question: |
I live in a newly constructed subdivision and
have several construction concerns, such as schedule of completion,
cleanliness of roads, leaky water shut-off valve, etc. |
| Answer: |
Any new construction questions are forwarded to
the Municipal Services Inspector assigned to the specific area.
The Inspector completes a site inspection and informs the developer
of any deficiencies he is responsible for. |
| Question: |
Street lighting - Various Inquiries. |
| Answer: |
Street lighting inquiries are answered as follows:
- A new development resident requires their light to be
energized. The inquiry is forwarded to the municipal services
inspector, who in turn contacts the developer to energize
the light.
- A resident in an established area is concerned about
dim light levels on their street. The inquiry is referred
to the Engineering Assistant responsible for lighting who
will conduct the required studies to determine whether upgrade
levels are required.
- Street light is burnt out on an assumed area - this inquiry
is forwarded to Public Works for repair/replacement.
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