However, to adapt to the changes brought about by this provincial legislation, many municipalities modify their Building Permit process by making a Servicing Agreement mandatory for all SSMUH projects.
A Servicing Agreement is a contract betwen the local municipal government and the developer (or property owner) of the SSMUH project, that commits the developer to install / upgrade / improve the infrastructure in the vincity of the project site. The scope of this SA work is dictated by the municipal authority, and the cost is typically 100% borne by the developer.
There is an arduous process to go about getting the Servicing Agreement approved, which includes a whole new set of design drawings (aside from the house plans) and documents, and your first step is hire a professional civil engineer.
Our firm's principle, Griffen Yu, is a licensed professional civil engineer with a vast knowledge and experience in the SA process, cumulated from his earlier years working for the City of Richmond reviewing SA plans, and from his recent decade as a private engineering consultant preparing SA plans for builders and homeowners like you.
Get in touch with us right from the start of your SSMUH project, and avoid budget pitfalls and delays that can potentially hit you hard by this new SA process. 👍