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Projects that Require a Permit
Projects that Require a Permit
Any structure over 10 sq.m. (107 sq.ft.).
Any addition to a structure, regardless of the size of the addition.
Interior alterations for non-residential units.
Interior alterations for residential units if; a bedroom is created, a garage is converted to living space, a seasonal room converted to a year round use, a new dwelling unit is being created, etc.
Installation of solid fuel appliances (i.e. woodstoves and fireplaces)
Any structural changes or repairs.
A new entrance
A new window/door opening or a larger window/door in width.
A deck
A shed over 10 sq.m. (107 sq.ft)
Adding new dormers.
Enclosing a porch.
Any change of use to a greater hazard (see O.B.C. 2.4.1.2).
Signs installed on an exterior building face or roof.
Free standing signs.
Any installation or alteration of a plumbing system (water supply, drain, waste or vent).
Converting from a well or septic to Town water or sanitary sewer.
Not Certain if you need a permit?
Contact the Building Department at (519) 842-9200 with details of the work you're planning. Our staff will be able to assist you in determining if a permit is required.