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Blog: To develop, or not to develop in the floodplain?
I often get calls from developers, engineers, and regular home owners looking to make a few changes to their properties. If that property is crossed by a water feature, you may need to apply for a Development, Interference with Wetlands and Alterations to Shorelines and Watercourses permit…
I often get calls from developers, engineers, and regular home owners looking to make a few changes to their properties. If that property is crossed by a water feature, you may need to apply for a Development, Interference with Wetlands and Alterations to Shorelines and Watercourses permit…
Who’s It For?
Regulatory flood line mapping is used to assess risk and develop mitigation strategies in populated areas vulnerable to flooding.
It informs policy makers to design city infrastructure equipped to handle overflow from major storms.
Blog: Law of the Land, The Tort Of Nuisance
Smed v. Priddis Greens Golf & Country Club, 2011. The plaintiff, the neighbour on the receiving end of the discharge, claimed damages for erosion, soil contamination, and to pay for flood mitigation on 8-9 acres of rural land. She also claimed damages…
Smed v. Priddis Greens Golf & Country Club, 2011. The plaintiff, the neighbour on the receiving end of the discharge, claimed damages for erosion, soil contamination, and to pay for flood mitigation on 8-9 acres of rural land. She also claimed damages…
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