Municipal coordination is the work that happens after you submit. It covers comment responses, revisions, and resubmission.
Municipal comments are addressed by an engineer familiar with the project and by the engineering team responsible for the submission.
Each comment gets a written response tied to the specific revision that addresses it. Reviewers can see exactly what changed and where.
Where a comment reflects a genuine disagreement, that is discussed with municipal staff directly. Some comments are resolved by explanation rather than redesign.
Agency comments are handled the same way. That includes conservation authorities and, where an environmental compliance approval applies, MECP.
On work commissioned here, this is included in the fee rather than billed separately. It also runs as a standalone service where another firm prepared the submission. That covers a full package review, or a second opinion on an existing Functional Servicing Report.
For more on municipal comment letters, read What Can Delay an Engineering Submission? .