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If you are renovating your entire home, chances are you will need a permit for at least one or some of your changes. A whole house renovation is a major renovation and if you are making structural or electrical or plumbing changes, such as adding a new bathroom, you may likely need a building permit.

Renovations without any structural modifications do not require a permit. Most kitchen renovation projects require a permit under the Ontario Building Code.

Permit Drawings means Subtenant's plans and specifications for the Subtenant Approved Alterations to be submitted to the applicable municipal authority for its review and approval in order for Subtenant to obtain all requisite permits required to lawfully commence construction of the Subtenant Approved Alterations.

What are construction drawing sets? They are a compilation of drawings that allow general contractors and workers to understand and construct any project.

You typically can, that is, if you or your builder have a talent for design, if you have a clear idea what you want, and if you (or your builder, or someone you know) can produce plans that satisfy your local building authorities. In all these situations, you could get by without an architect.

Is a building permit required? The Ontario Building Code was recently changed to allow for sheds up to 160 square feet to be built WITHOUT a building permit. Any structure larger than 160 square feet requires a building permit. For structures over 160 square feet, we will handle the permit process for you.

For a residential property, a permit will cost a minimum of $174. Permits for non-residential properties will cost a minimum of $292. You will need to pay a $20 administrative fee when you submit your request online.