Building Lot definition
Examples of Building Lot in a sentence
Subject to this Subdivision Agreement, Building Lot Site Plans certified by a registered Ontario Land Surveyor or Professional Engineer may be filed with the Chief Building Official of the Municipality for review and approval.
The Developer and each subsequent owner shall not block, impede, obstruct or prevent the flow of surface water as provided for in the Drainage Plan, the Lot Grading Plan or the Certified Building Lot Site Plan over any Lot or Block by the construction, erection or placement thereon of any damming device, building, structure or other means.
All newly constructed buildings shall file an Owner’s Final Grading Certificate in the form attached as Schedule “G” or certificate as otherwise provided from the Professional Engineer or Registered Ontario Land Surveyor bearing the signature and seal of the Professional Engineer or Registered Ontario Land Surveyor that the actual finished elevation and grading of these lands generally conform with the intent of the Lot Grading Plan and the Certified Building Lot Site Plan.
Have been constructed, at or above the elevations illustrated on the overall Certified Building Lot Site Plan (as approved by or on behalf of the Municipality) referred to in the Agreement registered against the title to the above property as shown on the as-built grading survey attached.
After the Lot or Block is graded in accordance with the Lot Grading Plan and the Certified Building Lot Site Plan, no change shall be made to the actual finished elevation and grading of the building Lot or Block in any way that results in a material alteration of drainage on or across the building Lot or Block or adjacent lands from that shown on the Lot Grading Plan for the adjacent lands or the Owner’s Final Grading Certificate for the building Lot or Block.