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(c) The methods of draining the land before, during and after the
proposed deposit; and

(d) The location of all services and utilities on or under the land.

Where the amount of soil to be deposited exceeds 200 cubic metres and the
loeation of the proposed deposit is on a flood plain designated pursuant
to Section 969 of the Municipal Act or is on a slope any part of which
exceeds 3:1 (run over rise), the application for a permit shall include
plans and specifications prepared and certified by a professional engineer
or registered landscape architect showing measures:

(a) To stabilize, landscape, and restore the land and soil after the
deposit, and

(b) fo protect any stream or drainage system that may be affected by the
preposed deposit

and shall also include the assurances and undertakings of the engineer or
landscape architect who prepared the plans and of the applicant for the
permit in the form attached to this bylaw as Schedule "B".

The City Engineer may refer any application for a permit to the Director
of Planning, Director of Permits and Licences, other City staff members or
consultants for advice and may require the applicant to provide better and
more detailed information to supplement the application where good
engineering practice so requires. Where further information is required
by the City Engineer the application shall not be deemed to be complete
until such information is provided.

Unless an application for a permit is complete, the City Engineer may
refuse to revlew and process such application, and only where the City
Engineer is satisfied that an application for a permit is complete and
meets the requirements of this bylaw, shall a permit be issued.

Permit Fee

Prior to issuance of a permit under this bylaw, the applicant shall pay to
the City a permit fee of $50.00 plus 10 cents for each cubic metre of soil
to be deposited in excess of 100 cubic metres.

Permit Terms and Forms

Every permit issued shall be deemed to incorporate the plans,
specifications, documents and information in the application as approved
and compliance with the incorporated material shall be deemed to be a
condition of the permit.