Farewell Street, Subdivision

​Oshawa Residential Development Overview

Our project in Oshawa involves a comprehensive functional servicing review for a proposed residential development on 374 Farewell Street. This development aims to transform part of the existing church property into eight single-family residential units and two semi-detached dwellings. Situated in a prime location with frontages on Guelph Street, this site is well-positioned for community integration. The project adheres to the 2020 guidelines of the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) and the City of Oshawa, ensuring sustainable stormwater management and optimal use of municipal resources.

 

Our company provided a meticulously designed plan for landscaping, site servicing, including water and sanitary service connections, and a stormwater drainage system to manage stormwater flow in line with pre-development conditions. The project with detailed analysis was provided to ensure compliance with the city’s stormwater management criteria. This initiative not only enhances the landscape of the existing church in Oshawa but also maintains environmental and infrastructural integrity.

 

Additionally, we have provided the following services:

 

Architectural Site Plan:

The proposed redevelopment of the church parking area includes the design of an architectural site plan with 92 parking spaces, optimized for efficient traffic flow, accessibility, and zoning compliance. Key features include strategically arranged parking spaces, clear circulation routes, and designated pedestrian pathways. Durable, weather-resistant paving materials are selected for long-term maintenance and stormwater management. This plan aims to meet both current and future parking needs while enhancing the site's functionality and aesthetics.

 

 

Site Servicing & Infrastructure Assessment

CCTV Sewer System Inspection: Verified the condition and capacity of the existing sewer network.
Hydrant Flow Tests: Assessed water supply adequacy for fire protection and operational needs.

 

Regulatory Compliance & Sustainable Design

Ensured full compliance with municipal guidelines for water, sanitary, and storm systems.
Incorporated environmentally responsible engineering practices to enhance long-term sustainability.

 

Functional Servicing Report

Comprehensive review of the existing municipal infrastructure to assess its capacity to support the proposed development.
Detailed servicing requirements, including water, sanitary, and storm systems.

 

Stormwater Management Report

Analyze and design stormwater management systems to mitigate runoff and comply with local and provincial regulations.
Designed by the Town of Newmarket’s regulations to effectively manage runoff and prevent flooding.
Ensured minimal impact on surrounding properties through sustainable drainage solutions.

 

Site Servicing Plan

Engineering designs for water, sanitary, and stormwater connections.

 

Grading Plan

Detailed grading strategies to optimize site design and drainage.

 

Erosion Control Plan

Mitigation measures to minimize erosion during and after construction.

 

Geotechnical Investigation

Soil Percolation & Profile Analysis: Determines site suitability for drainage and foundation stability.
Groundwater Level Assessment: Supports effective infiltration gallery design.
Grain Size Analysis: Ensures optimal soil conditions for long-term sustainability.

 

Landscaping & Site Enhancement Plans
Thoughtfully designed landscaping solutions to create a visually appealing and environmentally friendly space.

Permit Acquisition
We handle the complexities of obtaining all necessary permits, including ensuring a smooth and compliant process.