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An individual who is charged and found guilty of an offence under the Building Code Act, 1992 , such as building without a permit, can be fined up to $50,000 for a first offence and up to $100,000 for subsequent offences.

A Building permit is required for any shed over 160 square feet. Building permits are always required for accessory structures that contain plumbing. Other restrictions to consider are set backs from property lines and the overall height of your backyard shed.

Building Permits Commercial2,3,12 New buildings other than hotel, warehouse, care facility or multi-family residential $112 $10.14 / $1,000 of construction value Varies ($4.50min.)

A building permit is required when: Altering a garage, or shed over 20 m2 (215 square feet) or over one story.

Unpermitted work is often discovered when an owner is preparing to do other work on a home. If an owner chooses to do nothing about the work, they may be able to sell a home with full disclosure but would likely not get the full value of a home. When such work is discovered it may delay work on other related projects.

Importance of permits Permits are part of a process to access compliance to a minimum standard of construction safety for the benefit of all Albertans. If construction projects are undertaken without required permits, the owner may be subject to penalties and extra costs incurred to bring a project into compliance.

Building Permits are not required for: Fences. Roof repairs or replacements ( providing that no structural changes are made) Landscaping or side walks. Buildings (i.e. sheds or greenhouses) less than 10 square meters in size. Existing masonry chimneys or fire places.

When do you need a building permit? Building permits are required for most major construction projects. These projects include new buildings, additions, renovations, alterations, repairs, relocations, demolitions, or the change of use in an existing building.

An individual who is charged and found guilty of an offence under the Building Code Act, 1992 , such as building without a permit, can be fined up to $50,000 for a first offence and up to $100,000 for subsequent offences.

A Building permit is required for any shed over 160 square feet. Building permits are always required for accessory structures that contain plumbing. Other restrictions to consider are set backs from property lines and the overall height of your backyard shed.

Building Permits Commercial2,3,12 New buildings other than hotel, warehouse, care facility or multi-family residential $112 $10.14 / $1,000 of construction value Varies ($4.50min.)

A building permit is required when: Altering a garage, or shed over 20 m2 (215 square feet) or over one story.

Unpermitted work is often discovered when an owner is preparing to do other work on a home. If an owner chooses to do nothing about the work, they may be able to sell a home with full disclosure but would likely not get the full value of a home. When such work is discovered it may delay work on other related projects.

Importance of permits Permits are part of a process to access compliance to a minimum standard of construction safety for the benefit of all Albertans. If construction projects are undertaken without required permits, the owner may be subject to penalties and extra costs incurred to bring a project into compliance.

Building Permits are not required for: Fences. Roof repairs or replacements ( providing that no structural changes are made) Landscaping or side walks. Buildings (i.e. sheds or greenhouses) less than 10 square meters in size. Existing masonry chimneys or fire places.

When do you need a building permit? Building permits are required for most major construction projects. These projects include new buildings, additions, renovations, alterations, repairs, relocations, demolitions, or the change of use in an existing building.