Get Minor Variance Application - Enniskillen Township - Enniskillen

Completing the Minor Variance Application for Enniskillen Township is an important step in seeking a variance from the zoning by-law. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for users at all experience levels to ensure an accurate and complete submission.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your application.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Minor Variance Application. This will allow you to open the form in an editable format.
2. Begin filling out the form by providing the name and contact information of the owners of the property. Ensure that all information is accurate and easy to read.
3. If applicable, include the name and contact information of your agent. If you are represented by an agent or solicitor, ensure their details are clearly stated for communications.
4. List any mortgagees or other encumbrancers. It's important to include all relevant parties to avoid complications during your application process.
5. Specify the nature and extent of the relief you are seeking from the zoning by-law. Be clear and concise in your explanation.
6. Provide reasoning as to why it is not possible to comply with the provisions of the by-law. This is critical to justify your application.
7. Enter the legal description of the subject land, including the registered plan number and lot number or any other relevant descriptions.
8. Detail the dimensions of the land affected by the variance, including the frontage, depth, area, and width of the street.
9. List specifics about existing and proposed buildings or structures on the land. Be sure to include ground floor area, number of stories, and any other relevant measurements.
10. Indicate the location of existing and proposed buildings and structures in relation to the property lines. This is necessary for evaluating compliance with zoning regulations.
11. Document the date you acquired the subject land and the dates of construction for all existing structures. This historical context can aid in the review process.
12. State the current uses of the property and the uses of adjacent properties to provide context to your application.
13. Specify the length of time that the current uses of the subject property have been ongoing. This can help support your application.
14. Check the relevant municipal services that are available to the property, such as water and sanitary sewers, ensuring you provide clear details.
15. Fill out the present Official Plan and Zoning By-law provisions applying to the land. This information is necessary for the Committee's evaluation.
16. Indicate whether you have previously applied for relief regarding the subject property and provide a brief description if applicable.
17. Finally, sign the application and declare the information before a commissioner or authorized individual. This is a formal requirement to validate your application.
18. Once all sections are complete, review your application for accuracy and clarity. Save your changes, and consider downloading, printing, or sharing your completed form as needed.

Complete your Minor Variance Application online today to ensure a smooth submission process.