Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Single Family Dwellings

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1 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Single Family Dwellings Applications must be accompanied by: Fee and deposit(s) Schedule 2 Schedule 3 (if applicable) Form H Certificate of Insurance (naming Delta as an additional insurer, address of construction site and $5,000,000 liability insurance) Rodent Inspection and Control Declaration 1. Once you receive the Demolition and Highway Use Permits, you can now schedule the Tree Protection / Capping of Services inspections online. These two inspections can be scheduled together for the same day, or as separate inspections. Tree Protection Inspection: Inspector will attend the site, determining that all required trees have been protected as per Tree Bylaw. Note: Only minimum excavation work to expose the services will be permitted on the site at this stage in the process. Any excavation work done within the tree protection zone will require an arborist assessment report. Capping of Services: Inspector will attend the site, determining that the services (Sanitary, Storm, and Water) have been disconnected and capped in an approved manner. Note: The capping of services inspection must be accepted before the applicant is permitted to proceed. 2. Applicant schedules the Demolition / Boulevard Inspections online. These two inspections can be scheduled together for the same day, or as separate inspections. Demolition Inspection: Inspector will attend the site, determining that the lot is clear and all conditions of the Demolition Permit and Highway Use Permit have been met. Boulevard Inspection: Inspector will attend the site to determine if any damage has been done to: sidewalks, curbs, boulevards, etc. Note: Damage deposit will be released with Inspector s acceptance of this inspection. Additional Information: In archaeological sensitive areas we will require an archaeological survey report prepared by a BC Association of Professional Consulting Archaeologist prior to any digging or excavation on the property. At the Building Permit stage, Delta crews will replace or renew any 100 mm sanitary or storm services greater than 25 years old, and any 19 mm water service greater than 25 years old by installing a new service from the city main to your property line. For 100 mm sanitary and storm services, the flat fee will include the installation of an inspection chamber near the property line. Water service connection that is 19 mm or less installed at property line for a serviced lot, including meter chamber and components, the flat fee service rates are: water service $4,070, sanitary service $4,727 and storm service $2,636. For 19 mm water services less than 25 years old, Delta crews will perform an actual cost installation of a water meter on the existing service. For this work a deposit will be required, although you will be billed the full cost of this work, which may result in a refund or additional cost. For disconnection of service(s) a deposit will be required, although you will be billed the full cost of this work, which may result in a refund or additional cost. The City may choose to defer replacement of services for such reasons as recent road paving, etc. The flat fee will still be collected. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated January 15, 2018

2 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Industrial / Commercial / Multi-Family Properties A demolition must not occur until a demolition permit application has been submitted, permit fee paid, the services capped and an approved demolition permit and highway use permit issued. Highway use permit is required. A protective barrier must be constructed to protect trees on the property and this must be inspected by a Delta Inspector prior to demolition. Please schedule your inspection online. Protection of storm system/silt fence/bag catch basins (on and off site). In archaeological sensitive areas we will require an archaeological survey report prepared by a BC Association of Professional Consulting Archaeologist prior to any digging or excavation on the property. Prior to issuing a Demolition Permit, the City of Delta requires property owners to provide a report by a qualified Pest Control company certifying that all buildings and structures have been inspected for pest infestation, specifically rats, and that if any were found, measures have been taken to remove them. Service connections will be temporarily discontinued at the main or property line by Delta. Applicable fees and deposit will be collected at time of permit issuance. If all serviced structures on the property are being demolished, the applicant will be required to cap all existing sanitary, storm and water services at the property line. The applicant must expose and disconnect/cap the sanitary, storm and water services and leave them exposed for a confirmation inspection by a Delta Plumbing Inspector or Development Technologist. In instances where a water service requires shutting off, applicants should call Engineering at for assistance. To book an inspection, please call the 24 hour Inspection Request Service at Where more than one building exists on a property and shall remain after demolition, on-site discontinuation will be required by the applicant. The applicant must expose and disconnect/cap the sanitary, storm and water services and leave them exposed for a confirmation inspection by a Delta Plumbing Inspector. In instances where a water service requires shutting off, applicants should call Engineering at for assistance. Please schedule your inspection online. The work is to be done in accordance with the BC Plumbing Code. The applicant must place marker stakes to identify the location of the services as follows: Water (Blue); Sanitary (Red); Storm (Green). This will assist municipal forces when new services are installed and old services permanently discontinued or upgraded as part of a building permit application. Once the inspection is complete and disconnection/capping of services are confirmed, the demolition permit will be issued and the building may be removed. At building permit stage, new services will be installed as required. Existing services over 25 years old and those not suitable for the application will be permanently discontinued and new services installed at actual cost. Services under 25 years old and suitable for the application may remain. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated January 15, 2018

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4 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Excerpt from Land Development Guidelines for the Protection of Aquatic Habitat Produced by the Habitat Management Division of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the Integrated Management Branch of the Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks. Silt Fences Silt Fences are related structures provide an effective filter for sediment-laden runoff from eroded slopes and surfaces. The fine openings do not allow the passage of sediment coarser than about 0.02 mm. Silt fences are effective boundary control devices, trapping the sediment close to the erosion source and preventing mobilization into runoff, but have a limited sediment retention capacity. Figure 3.3 illustrates some typical applications using silt fences for erosion control, and design parameters. Silt or filter fences should be installed on the lower perimeter of slopes (lower 1/3 to 1/2 of site) and areas where the erodibility is high and/or it is desirable to contain waterborne movement of eroded soils. Such areas include the bottom of cut or fill slopes, material stockpiles and disturbed natural areas. Filter fabric or geotextile may be a pervious sheet or slit film woven polypropylene, nylon, polyester, or ethylene yarn, having the following properties: o Minimum Filtering Efficiency 90% o Minimum Flow Rate 0.012m 3 /m 2 /minute o Minimum Grab Tensile Strength 700 N. o Minimum Equivalent Opening Size 0.15 mm (median 0.21 mm) If standard strength filter fabric is used it must be backed by a wire fence supported on posts not over 2.0 meters apart. Fabric joints should be lapped at least 0.15 meters and stapled. The bottom edge should be anchored in a 0.30 meter deep trench, or some equivalent manner, to prevent flow under the fence. If the filter fabric decomposes or becomes ineffective, it must be replaced and the fence repaired. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca last updated July 2017

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6 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Guidelines for Control of Deleterious Substances Common deleterious substances: sediments, raw and uncured concrete, mortar, glues, paints, lubricants, organic and inorganic contaminants, fuels and oils, can have detrimental or toxic effects on the aquatic environment and fish life (see Appendix 1 for definitions of deleterious substances ). In most instances, the control of these substances can be dealt with through an awareness of their detrimental effects, the practice of good housekeeping (i.e. daily site clean ups, use of disposal bins, etc.) on the development project site, and the proper use, storage and disposal of such substances and their containers. The following control guidelines should be reviewed by the developer and construction contractor to ensure no deleterious substances are released into fish habitat. Raw or uncured waste concrete and grouts should be disposed of by removal from the development site or by burial on the site in a location and in a manner that will not impact on a watercourse. Wash down waters from exposed aggregate surfaces, cast-in-place concrete and from concrete trucks should be trapped onsite to allow sediment to settle out and reach neutral ph before the clarified water is released to the storm drain system or allowed to percolate into the ground (approximately 48 hours). Fuels, lubricants and hydraulic fluids for equipment used on the development site should be carefully handled to avoid spillage, properly secured against unauthorized access or vandalism and provided with spill containment according to codes of practice. Fuelling and lubricating of equipment onsite should only be done after the equipment to be serviced is moved to a constructed service pad with a separate drainage collection system, as far as possible from detention or sedimentation facilities and leave strips. Any spillage of fuels, lubricants or hydraulic oils should be immediately contained and the contaminated soil removed from the site and properly disposed of in accordance with the federal Department of Environment Environmental Protection (DOE/EP) and the provincial Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks Environmental Protection Division (MOELP/EPD) requirements. Any spills should be reported immediately to DOE/EP (phone: ) and MOELP/EPD (phone ) for their counsel on appropriate clean up procedures. Hydraulic fluids for machinery used for in stream work should be biodegradable in case of accidental loss of fluid Waste oils and hydraulic fluids should be collected in leak-proof containers and removed from the site for proper disposal or recycling. The rinse and cleaning water or solvents for glues, paints, wood preservatives, and other potentially harmful or toxic substances on the development site should be controlled so as to prevent leakage, loss or discharge into the storm drain system. Gypsum board wastes must be removed from the project site, preferably to a recycling facilities, or an approved disposal sites (disposal of gypsum board wastes by burying onsite is not permitted). Wood wastes, such as hog fuel, sawdust and wood chips, are not acceptable fill material because of the potential release of toxic leachates from these wood wastes into the aquatic environment. Where land is being redeveloped and there is contamination of the site, those contaminants must be removed, disposed of, or otherwise neutralized, as prescribed by DOE/EP and MOELP/EPD, prior to proceeding with redevelopment of the affected lands. Potential mitigation and costs of contaminant removal are the responsibility of the land owner. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca last updated July 2017

7 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Guidelines for Development Site Access Significant release of sediments to the drainage systems and receiving waters can be caused by site access development and lack of control during land development and building construction activities. Included in the design of proper site access for minimizing potential impacts are: Construction site accesses should be restricted in number and to locations that will serve as permanent access after development. Access pads and roads should be constructed prior to site area development, and in a manner that will prevent the loosening of native subsoil. Access roads should be constructed or topped with a suitable coarse, granular material with a minimum of fines and clays. Non-woven geotextile is recommended as a separation layer over the native subgrade. Organic topsoil should be stripped prior to road construction if possible and removed offsite or stockpiled. Wood wastes, such as hog fuel, sawdust and wood chips are not acceptable for the construction of access roads and support operations because of the potential release of toxic leachates from these wood wastes into the aquatic environment. Runoff from the access roads should be collected via interceptor ditches or swales. These flows should be routed to sediment ponds to allow the settling of sediments before release to the drainage system. Sweeping of loose soils from surfaced streets is recommended over water flushing to prevent soil entry into storm drains and the aquatic environment. Transport of excavated materials from the site should limit spillage on adjacent road surfaces and dropping of loose soils in the form of dust or mud from wheels, tracks and undercarriages of equipment. Guidelines for Single Lot Development The objective during the development of an individual lot is to minimize erosion and release of sediment offsite by controlling the development and construction activities. Single lot erosion and sediment control measures include: planning the construction access, minimizing clearing and grading activities, control of excavated soil stockpiles, surface and slope preparations, and surface runoff control. Site layout and Clearing Individual lot development should be designed and constructed to have regards to the general principles of erosion, and sediment control. Specifically: Design and layout of the building site to minimize impervious areas. Retain existing vegetation and ground cover where possible. Schedule construction to dry months of the year. Restrict vehicle access and provide a surface working area of crush gravel; 4.5m wide and length to suit construction site. Minimize clearing and stripping of setbacks and easements. Clearly mark building area and clearing boundaries onsite. Road surface sweeping when required, with no flushing loose dirt off to roadways. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca last updated July 2017

8 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Soil Erosion Control Surface soil erosion from individual lots and building sites is generated mainly from soil excavations and graded areas. To minimize erosion onsite the following should apply: Cover temporary fills or soil stockpiles with polyethylene, or tarps, and provide silt fencing around stockpiles. Re-vegetate or final landscape disturbed areas as soon as practically possible. Limit machine access and operation to prepared access areas only. Drainage and sediment Control Site drainage features can usually incorporate sediment control features to limit the offsite transport of sediments directly into watercourses or into storm drainage systems that discharge into watercourse: Divert runoff away from cleared areas by use of swales or low berms. Utilize silt fences around soil stockpiles and sloped areas. Collect runoff into site sediment traps prior to discharge offsite. Storm sewer inlet protect for catch basins from silt by way of siltation filter sock inserts. Figure 3.6 illustrates a typical lot development plan with erosion and sediment control features. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca last updated July 2017

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10 Demolition Permits & Discontinuing Service Connections Other related information: Demolition Permit Application Tree Protection Contact Us: or last updated July 2017

11 Demolition Permit Application To be used for entire demolition of building only. For partial demolitions, a Building Permit is required for alteration to an existing structure. Site Address: Owner(s): Address: Office Use Only: BP City: Phone No: Postal Code: Agent: Address: City: Phone No: Demolition Contractor: Address: City: Phone No: *if different from agent Postal Code: Postal Code: Demolition of: Single Family Dwelling Commercial Industrial Institutional Accessory Structure Farmhouse Secondary Suite Pool - choose one Sand Filter (inspection required) Cartridge Date of Demolition: Property Owner(s) or Authorized Agent Signature Date *If Agent, please submit completed Schedule 3. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated November 2017

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13 Schedule 2 Delta Building/Plumbing Bylaw No. 6060, 2002 Owner s Undertaking Property Address: Legal Description: Building Permit #: This undertaking is given by the undersigned, as the owner(s) of the property described above, with the intention that it be binding on the owner(s) and that Delta will rely on same. I confirm that I have applied for a building permit pursuant to Delta Building/Plumbing Bylaw No. 6060, 2002 and that I have carefully reviewed and fully understand all of the provisions of the Bylaw and in particular, understand, acknowledge and accept the provisions describing the purpose of the Bylaw, the conditions under which permits are issued, the disclaimer of warranty or representation and the limited extent of the scope of the Bylaw and inspections thereunder. Without in any way limiting the foregoing, I acknowledge fully that it is my responsibility, whether or not any work to be performed pursuant to the permit applied for is done by me, a contractor or a registered professional, to ensure compliance with the Building Code and the Bylaw. I am not in any way relying on Delta or the Building Officials of Delta, as defined under the Bylaw, to protect the owner or any other persons as set out in Section 1.2 of the Bylaw and I will not make any claim alleging any such responsibility or liability on the part of Delta or its Building Officials. Owner s Information: Name: Address: Telephone: Contact Person: Date: Signature(s): Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca last updated 14 September 2016

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15 Schedule 3 Owner s Authorization Delta Building/Plumbing Bylaw No. 6060, 2002 Property Address: Legal Description: Building Permit #: I am the owner of the above referenced property and hereby authorize: Representative: PRINT NAME To represent me in an application for (please check where applicable): Building Permit (Application #) Demolition Permit (Application #) Highway Use Permit (Application #) Land use Application (Application #) Subtrade Permit To view or receive copies of: Correspondence and/or Permits Permit Plans To receive a building permit: As the owner of the subject property prior to transfer of title To receive an access code for MyCity: To act as a representative for the numbered company: Owner s Information: Name: Address: Telephone: Contact Person: Date: Signature(s): Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca last updated June 15, 2015

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17 Form H Soil Contamination Review Questionnaire All applications for rezoning, subdivision, development permit, development variance permit, soil removal permit and demolition permit are to be accompanied by a completed questionnaire in order to determine if your site will be subject to the Ministry of Environment's Site Profile review for contaminated soil. Please fill out and sign the following sections. If you are not the owner of the land, please complete the owner authorization section of the land use and development application form. Staff will evaluate this questionnaire and advise you if a Site Profile application will be required. If a Site Profile is required, it will be processed in parallel with your land use and development application. Completed Site Profiles submitted to the City will be forwarded to the Ministry of Environment for evaluation. Staff are not able to approve your land use and development application until this evaluation is completed by the Ministry of Environment. 1. GENERAL INFORMATION Name of Applicant The person completing this questionnaire is the: owner agent Last First Middle Initial(s) Company Address City Province Postal Code Telephone ( ) - Fax ( ) - 2. SITE INFORMATION Civic Address and Legal Description Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated October 2017 Page 1 of 5

18 Form H Soil Contamination Review Questionnaire 3. PRELIMINARY USE ASSESSMENT Please indicate if there is currently or to the best of your knowledge if there has previously been any use or activity listed below. Please indicate "Yes" or "No" for each purpose or activity listed below. Purpose or Activity YES NO A. Chemical industries and activities 1. adhesives manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 2. chemical manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 3. explosives or ammunition manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 4. fire retardant manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 5. fertilizer manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 6. ink or dye manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 7. leather or hides tanning 8. paint, lacquer or varnish manufacturing, formulation, recycling or wholesale bulk storage 9. pharmaceutical products manufacturing 10. plastic products (foam or expanded plastic products) manufacturing 11. textile dying 12. pesticide manufacturing, formulation or wholesale bulk storage 13. resin or plastic monomer manufacturing, formulation or wholesale bulk storage B. Electrical equipment industries and activities 1. battery (lead acid or other) manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 2. communications stations using or storing equipment that contains PCBs 3. electrical equipment manufacturing, refurbishing or wholesale bulk storage 4. electrical transmission or distribution substations 5. electronic equipment manufacturing 6. transformer oil manufacture, processing or wholesale bulk storage Purpose or Activity YES NO C. Metal smelting, processing or finishing industries and activities 1. foundries or scrap metal smelting 2. galvanizing 3. metal plating or finishing 4. metal salvage operations 5. nonferrous metal smelting or refining 6. welding or machine shops (repair or fabrication) D. Mining, milling or related industries and activities 1. asbestos mining, milling, wholesale bulk storage or shipping 2. coal coke manufacture, wholesale bulk storage or shipping 3. coal or lignite mining, milling, wholesale bulk storage or shipping 4. milling reagent manufacture, wholesale bulk storage or shipping. 5. nonferrous metal concentrate wholesale bulk storage or shipping 6. nonferrous metal mining or milling E. Miscellaneous industries, operations or activities 1. appliance, equipment or engine repair, reconditioning, cleaning or salvage 2. ash deposit from boilers, incinerators, or other thermal facilities 3. asphalt tar roofing manufacture, wholesale storage and distribution 4. coal gasification (manufactured gas production) 5. medical, chemical, radiological or biological laboratories 6. rifle or pistol firing ranges 7. road salt storage facilities Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated October 2017 Page 2 of 5

19 Form H Soil Contamination Review Questionnaire Purpose or Activity YES NO 8. measuring instruments (containing mercury) manufacture, repair or wholesale bulk storage 9. dry cleaning facilities or operations and dry cleaning chemical storage 10. sites which have been or likely have been contaminated by substances migrating from other properties 11. controlled substances, as defined in the Controlled Drug and Substances Act (Canada), manufacturing or operations F. Petroleum and natural gas drilling, production, processing, retailing and distribution 1. petroleum or natural gas drilling 2. petroleum or natural gas production facilities 3. natural gas processing 4. petroleum coke manufacture, wholesale bulk storage or shipping 5. petroleum product dispensing facilities, including service stations and card locks 6. petroleum, natural gas or sulphur pipeline rights of way excluding rights of way for pipelines used to distribute natural gas to consumers in a community 7. petroleum or natural gas product or produced water storage in above ground or underground tanks 8. petroleum product wholesale bulk storage or distribution 9. petroleum refining wholesale bulk storage or shipping 10. solvent manufacturing or wholesale bulk storage 11. sulphur handling, processing or wholesale bulk storage and distribution G. Transportation industries, operations and related activities 1. aircraft maintenance, cleaning or salvage 2. automotive, truck, bus, subway or other motor vehicle repair, salvage or wrecking 3. bulk commodity storage or shipping (e.g. coal) 4. dry docks, ship building or boat repair 5. marine equipment salvage Purpose or Activity YES NO 6. rail car or locomotive maintenance, cleaning, salvage or related uses including rail yards 7. truck, rail or marine bulk freight handling H. Waste disposal and recycling operations and activities 1. antifreeze bulk storage or recycling 2. barrel, drum or tank reconditioning or salvage 3. battery (lead acid or other) recycling 4. biomedical waste disposal 5. bulk manure stockpiling and high rate land application or disposal (non-farm applications only) 6. construction demolition material landfilling 7. contaminated soil storage, treatment or disposal 8. dredged waste disposal 9. dry cleaning waste disposal 10. electrical equipment recycling 11. industrial waste lagoons or impoundments 12. industrial waste storage, recycling or landfilling 13. industrial wood waste (log yard waste, hog fuel) disposal 14. mine tailings waste disposal 15. municipal waste storage, recycling, composting or landfilling 16. organic or petroleum material landspreading (landfarming) 17. sandblasting waste disposal 18. septic tank pumpage storage or disposal 19. sewage lagoons or impoundments 20. special (hazardous) waste storage, treatment or disposal 21. sludge drying or composting 22. street or yard snow removal dumping 23. waste oil reprocessing, recycling or bulk storage 24. wire reclaiming operations Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated October 2017 Page 3 of 5

20 Form H Soil Contamination Review Questionnaire Purpose or Activity YES NO I. Wood, pulp and paper products and related industries and activities 1. particle board manufacturing 2. pulp mill operations 3. pulp and paper manufacturing 4. treated wood storage at the site of treatment Purpose or Activity YES NO 5. veneer or plywood manufacturing 6. wafer board manufacturing 7. wood treatment (antisapstain or preservation) 8. wood treatment chemical manufacturing, wholesale bulk storage 9. sawmills 4. EXEMPTION REVIEW Under certain circumstances, you may be exempt from applying for a Site Profile even if you answer "yes" in the previous section. Please review and indicate if any of the following applies. Please attach copies of applicable correspondence from the Ministry of Environment regarding soil issues. Exemptions related to the site: Yes No A Site Profile that is on file at the Site Registry contains all current information about areas on the site. Please state filing date and file reference number used by the Ministry of Environment. The Regional Manager at the Ministry of Environment has already made a decision in regards to contamination or rehabilitation, such as approval in principle, certificate of compliance, etc. Please attach any correspondence from the Ministry or state the type and the date of the decision, and the Ministry of Environment file reference number. The site is a Wide Area Site designated by the Regional Manager and an approved remediation plan applies. Please elaborate. The site has been determined by the Regional Manager at the Ministry of Environment to be contaminated, provided there is no additional or new contamination following such a determination. Please state the date of this determination and the Ministry of Environment file reference number. Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated October 2017 Page 4 of 5

21 Form H Soil Contamination Review Questionnaire Yes No The site was satisfactorily remediated before April 1, 1997, there is no change in use or activities, and there is no new site contamination. Please provide written confirmation of satisfactory remediation status and the Ministry of Environment file reference number. Exemptions related to the application: Yes No The subdivision application is for a Statutory Right-of-way of the Land Title Act. The development permit or development variance permit application will not result in construction or involve disturbance or excavation of soil. Please elaborate on the purpose of the application. Attach a separate sheet if required. The application for building demolition is not associated with decommissioning of the site. Please elaborate on the purpose of the application. Attach a separate sheet if required. 5. SIGNATURE The person completing this questionnaire states that the above information is true, based on the person's current knowledge as of the date completed. Person Completing Questionnaire (Signature) Please Print Your Name Date Signed Owner authorization form completed and attached if person completing this questionnaire is not the owner. 6. OFFICIAL USE File Number Site Profile: Required Not required Date Received Contact Us: or CPD@delta.ca Updated October 2017 Page 5 of 5

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23 Tree Protection on Development Sites The City of Delta aims to preserve and protect trees by: Encouraging the preservation of existing trees and significant vegetation as wildlife habitat; Retaining as many trees as possible during site development or redevelopment; and Protecting mature trees, heritage trees and urban forests. What you need to know Trees should not be removed in advance of submitting your development application; Cutting of trees greater than 20 cm (8 ) diameter requires a permit under Delta Tree Cutting Regulation Bylaw No ; Trees to be protected, including trees on adjacent streets and properties, must be identified on all plans submitted for permits; Efforts should be made to retain as many trees as possible. In most cases, a report about the condition of trees on the property, prepared by a certified arborist, must be submitted with your application; For trees that are approved to be cut, the replacement ratio is a minimum of 2 for 1 but may be higher depending on the recommendations of the arborist; Retained trees are to be protected by fencing to Delta standards prior to any building, demolition, servicing works or construction (see reverse for fencing specifications); Demolition and building permits will be issued only after a successful inspection of tree protection measures; If trees have been damaged during the development process, or cut without a permit, or if any other contravention of a development approval or permit occurs, possible implications include stop work orders, construction delays, requirements for tree replacement, or fines; In cases where new tree planting is required, security will be taken at the time of building permit issuance and may be held to cover installation and maintenance; Tree protection barriers are not to be removed until the Building Inspector gives approval to do so; and It is the responsibility of the owner to determine if a Tree Protection Covenant is registered on the title of the property. A covenant is a legal agreement and remains in effect when ownership of the property is transferred to another party. The new owner is responsible for upholding the agreements. Contravention of such agreements may result in substantial tree replacement costs. City of Delta Engineering 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, BC V4K 3E2 T F engineering@delta.ca Updated

24 Tree Protection on Development Sites Form CPD GEN Page 2 Tree Protection Fencing Detail 1. A protective barrier must be installed around every tree to be retained prior to the work commencing onsite, and that barrier must remain intact until the Director has authorized its removal. 2. The protective barrier must be constructed of snow fence fastened securely to a sturdy wooden frame or plywood. 3. Any excavation adjacent to the protective barrier must be done by hand. 4. Maintenance of trees that are to remain must include watering but will not include any cutting or pruning of branches or roots unless approved by the Director. 5. The dimensions of the protective barrier must be equal to the extent of the drip line, or 30 cm per every 2.5 cm of tree caliper, whichever is greater. 6. Measurements in relation to tree caliper must be taken at the base of the tree.

25 CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE This Certificate is issued to: City of Delta, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, B.C. V4K 3E2 Insured Name: Address: Broker Name: Address: Location and nature of operation or contract to which this Certificate applies: Type of Insurance Section 1 Comprehensive General Liability &/or Umbrella Liability Including: Broad Form Products/Completed Operations; Sudden & Accidental Pollution Blanket contractual; Contractor s Protective; Personal Injury; Contingent Employer s Liability; Broad Form Property Damage; Non-Owned Automobile; Cross Liability Clause. Section 2 Automobile Liability Company & Policy Number If vehicles are insured by ICBC provide the ICBC form APV-47 Policy Dates Effective Expiry Limits of Liability/Amounts Bodily Injury, Property Damage and additional coverages as required; $ Primary $ Excess $ Umbrella $ Aggregate $ Deductible Minimum Liability required; $5,000,000 Bodily Injury and Property Damage $ Limit Minimum Liability required $2,000,000 Inclusive It is understood and agreed that the policy/policies noted above shall contain amendments to reflect the following: 1. Any Deductible or Reimbursement Clause contained in the policy shall not apply to the City of Delta and shall be the sole responsibility of the Insured named above. 2. The City of Delta is named as an Additional Insured days prior written notice of material change and/or cancellation will be given to the City of Delta. 4. Contractor s Equipment Insurance shall be endorsed waiving all rights of subrogation against the City of Delta. 5. Section 1 shall be endorsed to include insurance for demolition; blasting; pile driving; caisson work; removal or weakening of support for building, land or property; and any other work below ground level, if such work is required in the contract. I hereby certify that the Insured s Insurance Program meets or exceeds all of the requirements above. Name (Print) Authorized Signatory & Broker Stamp Date

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