Chesterfield Inlet Land Administration By-law No. 52 — full text

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CHESTERFIELD INLET, N.W.T. XOC OB PHONE 898-9951 FAX 898-9108 ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET BY-LAW NUMBER 52 A by-law of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet In the Northwest Territories in provide for the administration of municipal lands, pursuant to the Hamlets Act, R. S.N. W.T., 1988, c.I-1, s. 132.2. As the Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet dechas it to be desirabie to establish a uniform process for the disposal of real property owned, leased or otherwise held by the Hamlet: NOW. THEREFORK, THE COUNCIL, OF THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIOY OF THIS HAMLET OF CHESTERHIELD INLET, at a duly assembled meeting, enacts as follows: ## SHORT TITLE 1. This by-law may be cited as the "Labd Administration By-Lat". ## INTERPRETATION 2. In this by-law: - a) "Council" means the Council of the Municipa! Corporation of the Hamlet; - b) "development cost" means the costs directly incurred by the Haraler in development land, including but not limited to the cost of: - (1) planning and engineering design; - (3) road construction; - (2) project management; - (4) land fill; - (5) piped water and sewer lines; - (5) open space; - (7) cloctrical distribution fine (poles); - (9) land acquisition and disposal costs; - (8) legal survey; - (10) financing charges, including interest, for any loans incurred in developing the land; - c) "disposal of land" means the lease, or other disposition of land; - d) "Hamict" means the Municipal Corporation of the Ilamlet of Chessertield Inlet in the Northwest Territories; - c) "'ands" means real properry owned, leased or otherwise held or acquired by the Municipal Corporation; - means a parcel of land, for which developraent costs have been incurred and which has been duly described ar surveyed for the purpose of acquisition lease or other disposition; · - "Int price" mears the valuation of a lot; - "markel value" means the value of a parcel of land based on the amount a willing buyer would pay to a willing sciler. This value shall be determined by a professionally qualificd land appraiser or by public tender or auction; - i) "Minister" means the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs; - j) "newi lots" means vacant lols which are developed after the date of this by-law; - k) "off-site levy" means a surcharge levied by the Hamiet to a lessee of municipal lands et the time of lcase execution to assist in the payment of all or part of the capital costs of new or expanded infrastructure, including land, such infrastructure being located outside the lands being leased, but of direct, though not inclusive, benefit to the lessee; - 1) "replacement cose" neans the estimated development costs for a parcel of land, updated to the current yea epresenting the cost to develop a similer lot and incorporating site-specific factors - m) "S.A.O." means the Senior Administrative Officer of the Hamlet or such other person as may be designated, from time to time, to exercise the powers and perform the duties of the Senior Administrative Officer pursuant to this by-law; - - "sire-specific factors" means factors which may be used, where applicable, in adding or subtracting up to 25% of the development costs of new lots or the replacement cost for existing developed lots, and which may be composed of: - (1) size of land parcel; - (3) desirability of location; - (2) - (4) adjacont land uses; and - (5) - (6) The addition of site-specific factors for dew lots shall not excood development cost for the entire subdivision. ## APPLICATION OE THE BY-LAW 3. This by-law shall, except as otherwise expressly authorized by the Minister, apply to all acquisitions, leases or other dispusitions of the land by the Hamlet. ## PRECONDITION TO ACOUSTION AND DISPOSAL OF LAND 4. Land Speculation will be discouraged. 5. Neither the Hamict nor any authorized representative of the Hamlet shall make or enter into any offer, agreement or other arrangement for the purchasc, lease or othor disposition of lands except by by-law in the forma of Appendix A, Or Appendix B altached hereto, and each such by-law shall contain: - a) a complete legal description of the lands to be acquired, leasod or otherwise disposed of; - b) the minimum consideration to be paid for the acquisition, lease or other disposition of the lands; and - c) the terns and conditions, if any, upon which the lands shall be acquired, leased or otherwise disposed of. 23c. 7300 x - 6. No by-law for the acquisition. lease or other disposition of land, shall be passed pursuant to sections 132.2 (4) or 132.2 (f) of the Hamlets Act. until: - a) it has been establisher! through a search at the appropriate Land Registry Office, that the Hamler may lawfully acquira, lease or otherwise dispose of the lands; - b) an inspection of the lands has been conducted to determine: (1) if the lands are occupied; (2) if there are any improvements situated on the lands; (3) if there are any easements affocting the lands; and (4) such other information as Council may, in its discregion, consider to be relevant. - c) The S.A. O. has advised Council as to the assessed value of the lands and any improvements situated thereon and that the proposed use of the lands shall comply with the Zoning By-law or Land Use Plan in effect in the Hamlet ## ADVERTISEMENT OF THE LAND FOR DISPOSAL 7. 8) Subject to subsection 7(c), the Hamlet shall not lease or otherwise dispose of lands until it has published a notice of such proposed lease or other disposition: by advertisement for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper having weekly circulation in the Hamlet: or (2) ty notice posed in three prominent places in the Hamlet for a period of two weeks. - b) Each advertisement or notice shall contain; (1) a sketch, drawn to scale, identifying the size and location of the lands to be leased or otherwise disposed of; (2) the minimum consideration of which the lands will be leased or otherwise disposed of; (3) an indication as to the method to be employed in leasing or otherwise disposing of lands; and (4) an indication as to where and when applicants may obtain in formation and application forms. - c) Sutsections 7(a) and 7(b) shall not apply to: (1) lands required by the Federal or Territorial Governent; (2) lands which can only be of usc to an adjoining owner/lessee; (3) additional adjacent lands required for expansion of a owner's/lessee's existing or proposed devclopment. 8. The Hamlet shall rcadvertise for lease or other disposition, lands which; (a) an application has been made but withdrawn by the applicant after acceptance by the Hamlet, A Lease has been granted but terminated prior to the construction of any improvements on the bands; or (c) re-zoning has taken place and the lands remain untenured. ## APPLICATIONS FOR LAND 9. The Hamlet shall only accept a written application for land in the form of Appendix C. This form contain, but not be limited to: - (1) the legal name of the applicant or applicants; 3. the legal description of the land; 4. (c) the purpose for which land is to be used; 3 10. The Hamlet shall keep a ledger of all lands containing: 11. The ledger kept pursuant 1o Section 10 of this by-law shall be open to inspection by the public at the Hamier Office during normai hasiness hours. 12. (a) The standard term of all lease documents shall be a minimum of: 13. The Hamlet, in leasing or otherwise disposing of new lols for residential purposes, shall ensure that prospective private home owners have preference over lessees who wish to acquire more than one lot at time, except when lots are required by: 14. Every disposal of land shall be in writing. 15. The Hamlet, in leasing or otherwise disposing of new lots, shall require that commencement of construction must begin within 5 months of the effective date of the lease or the iease may be canceled. Completion of construction must be within 24 months of the effective date of the lease or the lease may be canceled. The Hamlet may terminate a lease for failure to initiate or complete constraction of the building or other improvements within the time specified. Subject to section 16, if construction is not initiated or complete with the time frame noted above, the land may revert back to the Hamler. - (d) a request, if applicable, for joint tenuncy or derancy-in-common; - (c) the signature of the applicant or applicants' and - (f) a non-refundable application fee of $25.00. - (e) a fail legal description of the lands; - (b) the location of the lands within the Hamlet; - (c) a valuation of the lands for purpose of lease or other disposition; - (d)' the terms and condition upon which the lands may be cased or otherwise disposed of and - (e) an indication of whether the lands have been leased or otherwise disposed of, or whether there is a pending lease or other disposition of the lands. ## IERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LAND DISPOSALS 30 years for Residential 30 years for Commercial ## VARIEO - The term of leases noted in 12(a) may be increst al Council discretion based on the nature and valuc of improvements to be constructed; - (c) The term of all other leases will be at Council discretion. - (d) Renewal of leases will not be unreasonable denied. - (8) the Federal or Territorial Goverment; - (0) the Northwest Territories Housing Corporation or their clients; or - (c) the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. 23C 2300 - 16. The Hamlet may allow a 12 month extersion to either term outlined in Section IS. The following criteria will be used by the Hamlet in order to grant an extession: - (a) written explanation for the delay in construction; - written plan to complete construction within the extension period; - (c) proof that approved financing is in place to finish construction; and - (d) all outstanding debts to the Hamlet have been paid; 17. The Hamlet shall not lease or otherwise dispose of new lots by auction. 18. The Hamlet shall lease land by one or a combination of the following means: - (a) Development Proposal Call, as set out in scation 19; - (b) First-come first-served basis. 19. The Hamlet shall decide whether, and under what cincurastances, formal development proposals or bids will be asked from prospective lessees and may use the proposal call tender system outlined in Appendix D. ## PRICING OF NEW LOIS 20. The lot price for new lots shall be determined by development cost including any allowance for site specific factors. 21. The Hamlet shall recover all development costs in the valuation of lands for disposal, subject to section 22. 22. The Hazalet, may, when it is unable to lease or otherwise dispose of a lot, reduce the price uf the lot below its development cost. 4. (a) when the iot has not been developed through financing from the Government of the Northwest Territories or a financial institution, or 5. (b) when the lot has been developed through financing from the Government of the Northwest Territories or a financial institution ard the reduced land valuation is approved by the Minister. ## PRICING DE EXISTING LOTS 23. The Hamlet in leasing or otherwise disposing of existing developed lands shall determine lot price by either of the following: 2. (a) replacement cost; or 3. the market value as determined by: - (1) a qualified land appraiser or assessor; or - (2) a call for bids, (by public tender or auction) in which the advertised minimum price is not less than the replacement cost. ## LEASE RATES - The Hamlet shall, in the leasing of lands, charge rent based on a rate of not more than ten percent (10%) of the lot price a year. - 25. The annual lease rate charge for a lot under this by-law will be 5% of the lot price per annum. 26. Council may vary the kase rate for dispositions of land to non-profit organizations. 27. When disposing of land, the Hamket may levy a surcharge to a lessee of lands to help pay for all or part of the Hamlet's capital cost for all or any of the following: 28. The Hamlet shall not include, as part of any off-site levy, any costs paid for by grants or contributions received from the Government of the Northwest Territories. 29. The Hamiet shall clearly identify to the public than any off-site levy is a separate surcharge above the lot price, which is collected together with the lot price. - 30. The Hamlet shall place all off-site levy revenues in a separate account, to be used for the purpose set out ia section 27. 31. The Ham let shall open and maintain a separate financial acooun! in which all revenue obtained from the leasing or otherwise disposing of lands, will be placed. 32. The Hamlet sball, in regards to the account identified in section 31: 33. The Hamlet shall encourage the tiliznion of the private sector in the development of lands only if: 34. If, in the opinion of the Hamiet, the private sector can develop the lands in a cost-effective manner as outlined in section 33, the Hamlet shall call for proposals. - =35. The Hamlet, in disposing of vacant lands to a private developer, shall: ## OFF-SITE LEVIES - (a) new or expandod facilities for the storage, transmission, treatment, or supply of water, - (b) new or expanded facilities for the storage, treatment, movement or disposal of swage; - (c) rew or expanded storm sewer drainage facilities; - (d) new or expanded roadways and sidewalks; and - (e) land required for, or in connection with, any of the facilities described in a), b), c), and d). ## LAND DEVELOPMENT RESERVE ACCOUNT - (a) establish clear procedures for the management and operation of the account; - (0) use all expenditures from the account for the sole purpose of acquiring and/or developing land by the Hamler, unluss written approval by the Minister is obtained for other types of expenditures. ## PRIVATE SECTOR DEYELOPMENT OF LANDS - (a) the Hamiet has prepared a cost estimate of the project as if it were to develop the land; and - (0) the private sector can deveiop the land such that the lot price is the same as, or less than, the Hamiet would charge under its estimate in (a). - (a) do so by the way of a Lease to which a subdivision agreement may be attached; - - - (0) required the developer to establish a land disposal procedure that it is consistent with this by-law; 2. (c) require the developer to provide a list of the lease prices of the lots to be developed: 3. (d) specify, in the luase, the standards to which the land must be deycloped; and 4. (e) specify in the lease, that in cases for non-performance with regard to (a), (b), or )c) above, the lease will be canceled. ## EASEMENTS 36. The Hamlet may, in public inrerest, establish casements through, under or over any portion of the land for any public utility purpase, but the said easement shall not interfere with the rights granted to the lessee or any improvements made by the Lessee on the lands. ## LEASE ASSIGNMENTS 37. Annual lease rental owing to the Hamlet and any laxes owing to the Government of the Northwest Territories must be paid in full prior to the assignment of a lot. The lessee must provide proof of ownership of inprovements. Assignments of a lease will not be allowed when the improvements to the land have not been completed per the lease agreement. ## LEASE SURRENDERS 38. Annual lease rental owing to the Hamlet and any taxes owing to the G.N. W.T. must be paid in full prior to the surrender of a lease. Also, the lessee must remove all improvements from the land and return the tot to its original state which is satisfactory to the Hamlet. The lessee must also deliver up to the Hamlet the tuplicate original leasehold title where one exists. ## CANCELLATTON OE LEASE 39. If the Municipality cancels a lease due to non-compliance with any terms and conditions of a lease: 2. (a) where there is a debt owed to the Municipality, the Municipality may sock an order to retain the right to any improvements upon the leased lands; 3. (b) where there is no debt owing to the Municipality, the lessee shall remove any improvements and restore the site with 90 days, failing which the Municipality may seek am order allowing for the removal of the improvements; and 4. (c) ## QUARRIES 40. (a) The Municipality may issue quarry pennits for the temporary use of a quarry site. Applications for a quarry permit shali be in the form of Appendix "E"; 2. (b) Prior to the issuance of a quarry permit, the Municipality shall, by Council resolution, establish quarry fees and any excmptiors to such fees; 3. (c) Fees established under Section 40 (b), shall reflect the cost of development, operation, maintenance, administration and restoration of quarries; 4. (d) All quarry fees shall be placed in a separate financial account. ## LAND USE PERMITS 41. (a) The Municipality may issue land use permits for the temporary use of the land 2. The temporary land uses for which a permit is required are set out in Appendix F. 3. (c) Application for a land use permit shall be in the form of Appendix "G". 4. (d) Any environmental impact of the proposed use must be addressed by the applicant to the satisfaction of the Municipality prior to the issuance of a permit. ## BY-LAW ADMINISTRATION - Council ray, by resolution, adopt standard forms of agreement for the administration of land and the Municipulity may make minor changes not affecting the intent of these forms of agreement as may be necessary for such administration. ## APPENDICES 43. The following appendices shall form part of this By-law: 44. Minor changes to the Appendices of this By-law can he made by Council without amending this By-law provided the changes to the Appendices do not alter the intent of the By-law. APPENDIX "A" Land Acquisition By-Law APPENDIX "B" Land Disposal By-Law (Lease) APPENDIX "C" Land Application Form APPENDIX "D" Guidelines for Proposal Calls APPENDIX "E" Quarry Application Form APPENDIX "F" Land Use Operations APPENDIX "G" Application for Land Use Permit      Read a first time this 19%1 day of FEbRUNeY → 1996. Read a second time this 18"% \_ day of \_ MARCH \_ 1996. topial Senior Administrative Officer APPROVED by the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs this 13M Imith thomps) Municipal and Community Affairs Read a third time and finalty passed this / day of.\_ Tene - 1996. nuler Senior Administrative Officer - ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET, N. W.T. BY-LAWNUMBER S? ## APPENDIX A ## LAND AOQUISITION BY-LAW A By-law of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlot of Chesterfield beict in the Northwest Territorics to acquire rea! property, pursuant to the Hamlets Aal. R.S.N. TV.T., 1988, c H-I, s. 132.2. WHEREAS the Council of the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inket deems it to be in the public interest to acquire the land described hereureder; NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD ENLET, in a duty assembled meeting, enacts as follows: 2. The noted land shall be acquired fox Municipal purposes. - The Mayor and the Senior Administrative Officer are hereby authurized on behalf of the Hamlet of Chesterfield inlet to - acquire from for the seam of \_ the land described hereunder; The whole of Los \_I in the Heraler of Chesterficld Inter, in the Northwest Terriories according to a plan of survey filed in the Land Titles Office for the Northwest Territories under number 'ead a first time this day of , 1996 Mayor Read a second time day of → 1496. Senior Administrative Officer Mayar Read a third time and finally adopted this.... day \_ 1996. Mayor Senior Administrative Officer Senior Administrative Officer - -------- ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET ## BY-LAW NUMBER 52 ## APPENDIX B ## LAND DISPOSAL BY-LAW (I.EASE) - By-law of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamiet of Chesterfield Inlet in the Northwest Territories to dispose of real propert ursuant to the HAMLETSACT, RS.N. S.N.W.T., 1988, c. H-J, s. 132. WHEREAS the Council of the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet deers it to be in the public interest lo dispose afthe land described hereunder; NOW THEREFORE, THE COUNCII. OF THE HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET, in a chily assembled meeting, enacis as follows: 1. The hate on the Land Ties in to lane of l ride en tale order Te toric cording to ta tamie. under Certificate of Title number\_ be leased - The Mayor and the Senior Administrative Officer are horeby authorized on behalf of the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet to execute a lease agreement for those lots described in "Schedule A", attached to and forning part of this by-law. 'tead a first time this day of - 1996. Mayor Read a secon time this day of , 1996. Mayor Read a third time and finally adopted this. \_. day of \_ 1990. Mayor Senior Administrative Öfficer Senior Administrative Officer Senior Administrative Officer - - Occupation: ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET BY-LAW NUMBER 52 ## APPENDIX C ## LAND APPLICATION FORM 1. Mr. Ms. Mrs. Miss (circle one) Sumare of Applicant Address: Home Phone #L Occupation: Age 19+ yes na... (First & Other Names of Applicant) Work Phone#. Employed by: (Job title, Trade, Business, etc.) Age 19tyes no Mr. Ms. Mrs. Miss (circle one) Surname of Applicant's Spouse (Job title, Trade, Business, etc.) (First & Other Names of Spouse) Employed by: Mr. Ms. Mrs. Miss (circle one) (list the full name of the contact person for this application if different than the applicant or if the applicant is a business, etc.) Address: (contact person's full mailing address if different than applicant's) Phone # L... 2. The undersigned bereby make application to lease the land described as follows: (If the land you are applying for is surveyed, list its lol number, block or group number, and LTO number as shown on the lands map. If the land you are applying for is unsurveyed, list its proposed lot number and the names of the development area or describe che dimensions, size and location of the land and attach a copy of a portion of the respective lands map showing the location of the land outlined in red) If there is more than one applicant do you wish joint tenancy..... of tenants in common...? 3. The land will be used for: - [ ] residential - [ ] commercial - [ ] industrial - [ ] other if other, please specify: x - 4. Are there any building or improvements on the land now? If yes, will these improvoments be removed? Existing improvements have a value of $. \_ and are described as follows: - [ ] Yes - [ ] Yes. - [ ] No - [ ] No. Name of Owner of existing improvements: (if existing improvements are to remain on the land you are applying for, please attach your proof of ownership. 5. The undersigned agree lo construct the following improvements: The estimated value of these improvement is 5 \_ and wil require approximately \_months to complete. 6. The undersigned understand that failure to comply with any terras and conditions of the lease will be grounds fox cancellation of the said instrument. 7. The undersigned certify that 1/We have read and understand the terms and conditions listed on this form and AM/ARE in compete agreement with them. 8. The undersigned understand that the information that L/WE have given in this application is true and correct. 9. The construction of buildings and improvements must conform to local by-laws and building standards. - 10. if there are buildings and other improvements proposed by the applicant, he must, on his own responsibility, submit to the Territorial Fire Marshall's Office a plot plan showing location of all present and proposed buildings and improvements concerning said land and also such drawings and specifications as will indicate accurately to scale all floor plans, heating and fire safely systems and the materials to be sued in construction. It will also be the applicant's responsibility 10 furnish the same information to the local council or public health authorities if deemed necessary by them on which to base their recommendation. 11. This application will not be considered unless accompanied by a not-refundable application fee of $25.00 and plot plan of proposed improvements. 12. The submission of this application and payment of the Twenty-five doliar ($23.00) application fee do not in themselves convey any right to the land. 13. If this application is refused, the application foe will not be refunded. If a lease or agreement is approved but not executed by the applicans, the ice is forfeited. If executed, the full amount of the application fee will no go towards the first year lease rental. The first yoar's annual lease rental is to be paid in full when the lease document is execerted 14. All rights to municipal land exclude the following: - 8) all mines and mineral whether solid, liquid or gaseous which may be found to exist within, upon, or under the land together with the full powers to work the same and for that purpose to enter upon, use and occupy the land or so much thereof and to such an extent as may be necessary for the effectual working and extracting of the said minerals: - 5) the rights of the recorded holders of mineral claims and any other claims or permits affect the land: - c) the right io enter upan, work and remove any rock outcrop required for puklic purposes; · - d) such right or rights of way and of entry as my be required under the regulations in force in connectioa with construction, maintenance and use of works for conveyance of water for use in mining operation; and - c) the right to enter upon the land for the purposed of installing and maintaining any pablic utility. Signature of Applicant Date Signature of Co-Applicant -- - ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET BY-LAW NUMBER 12 ## APPENDIX D ## GUIDELINES FOR PROPOSAL. CALL/ TENDER SYSTEM This systern is usually emplayed for the lease or other disposition of commercial and industrial lors, but may be used for other types of land disposal at Council's discretion. This systers takes the following foma; A set price is established for suct lots and applicants submit with their applications a proposal which sets out the types of improvements that the applicant proposes to construct or make on the lots and an indication as to the type of business, industry or undertaking which the applican: propose to conduct on the lots. The successful applicant is usually determined by the hamlet on the The advertisement printed in connection the Proposal Call should includa, in addition to those items identified in the Land Administration By-Law, the following. - a) the last date and time for the submission of applications; - b) the time, date, and place at which the Haralet will announce the successfil application' - ") the critcria to be employed by the Hamlet in selecting the successful application - d) a request for documents or information which will be required by the hamlet in support of applications (estimated costs of construction, drawings, specification, etc.); - e) a request for any deposit that is required; - 1) the terms and conditions of any Agrement for Lease which the successful applicant will be required to enter into; - g) building standards which must be employed in the construction of improvements; and - b) the amounts of any bonds that the successful applicant may be required to pay the Harlet to guarantee the completion of the construction of improvemonts. x ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET BY-LAW NUMBER 52 ## APPENDIXE QUARRY APPLICATION FORM Name in Full: Address: Occupation: Does hereby apply for a quarry permit for the purpose of taking material) for the land indicated on a sketch or described as follows: cubic meters of \_ -(type af to be used for Is any part of the land occupied? if so, by whom and for what purposes? Permit Fee: Quarry Fees: ... ~ Total Owing: Date: Signature.\_ 15 · ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET; N. W.T. BY-LAW NUMBER 52 ## APPENDIX F ## LAND USE OPERATIONS ## Operations for which a land use permit is required include: 1. The use of any form of explosive 2. Tie use, except an public roads or trails maintained wholly ar in part by public funds, of any vehicle that exceeds 4500 kg. (10,000 ibs) net vehicle weight, or the use of any vehicle of any weight that exerts pressure on the ground in excess of 36 Kpa (5 Ibs per square inch). 3. The use of any self-propelled power driven machine for moving carth or clearing land. 4. The use of any power driven machinery for earth drilling purposes, the operation weight of which exceeds 450 Kgs. (1000 5. The establishment of any campsite that is to be used in excess of 50 man days. 6. The loveling, grading, clearing or cutting of any line trail or right-of-way exceeding two meters in width (6 feel). 7. ...7. The establishment of any petroleum cache in excess of 1300 liters (300 gallons). - ## HAMLET OF CHESTERFIELD INLET, N. W.T. BY-LAW NUMBER 52 ## APPENDIX G APPLICATION FOR LAND USE PERMIT 1. APPLICANT: 2. ADDRESS: 3. ADDRESS OF HEAD OFFICE: 4. LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION: - ATTACH A DESCRIPTION AND PROPOSED TECHNIQUES - BO ATTACH MAP AND SKETCH OF AREA - EQUIPMENT - TYPE, SIZE AND PURPOSE 5. 6. FUEL - 1) TYPE, VOLUME, METHOD OF STORAGE CONTAINMENT - в) METHOD OF EMPTYING AND FILLING CONTAINERS 8. CONTRACTORS AND FUNCTIONS 9. TIME SCHEDULE: 10. NAME AND ADDRESS OF FIELD SUPERVISOR: 11. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: 12. AREA USED (HECTARE) - METHOD OF WASTE DISPOSAL ARRANGEMENTS PLANNED FOR DISPOSAL, OF GARBAGE SANITARY WASTE AND DEBRIS START: COMPLETION: SIGNATURE TITLE DATE