Technical Review
The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) is the City's primary mechanism for coordination and decision making for development review, approval and technical project coordination.
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The Technical Coordinating Committee is a means to efficiently share and compile information across departments to support external and internal entities. TCC reviews development applications such as subdivisions (ASP’s/FSR’s/OP’s/Studies/Detailed Designs), Development Permits, UROWs and other development related items. The purpose of TCC is to assist the development industry with development projects designed and permitted in the most efficient manner possible. The City of Medicine Hat has a set of established bylaws, standards and specifications intended to protect the health and safety of its citizens. The City is comprised of multiple departments responsible for administering these bylaws, standards and specifications, it is beneficial to have a coordinated development review to provide developers with clear expectations and timelines. |
Contact Technical Coordinating Committee
| Technical Coordinating Committee Process |
| Applicant submits required documents |
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Guidelines for TCC Submissions Release Agreement Planning and Development reviews submission and provides comments. |
| Core Review Team filters and defines department position |
| Senior Review Team filters and defines City position |
| Applicant is notified in writing |
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The TCC will notify you if your submission requires revisions, or if no further TCC reviews are required. |
Committee objectives
- Reduce overall schedules for applicants and provide City position earlier in the development process
- Provide City departments and external applicants with clear direction
- Focus on efficiently utilizing staff resources
- Ensure City departments and completing their due diligence
Technical Review Team: Technical staff representing each City department review submissions and provide technical comments.
Core Review Team: Senior staff review and formalize consolidated comments.
Senior Review Team: Team leaders review complex projects in which a high level response is required.
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