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Overview. Both licensed contractors and homeowners installing electrical equipment require electrical installation permits.

If you are planning any activity/work on the roadway or within the highway right-of-way, including installing a driveway or erecting a structure within 100 metres of any highway, a permit is required prior to starting the work.

Homeowners may also need electrical and gas permits. In general, the BC Safety Authority issues electrical and gas permits. Some local governments issue these permits. Check with your local government's building department to find out their requirements for all permits and inspections.

You do not require a building permit to establish a new driveway or widen your driveway; however, zoning regulations and/or site plan control may impose restrictions on the width and location of your driveway. You can obtain this information from a Development Information Officer for your area.

In general, the BC Safety Authority issues electrical and gas permits. Some local governments issue these permits. Check with your local government's building department to find out their requirements for all permits and inspections.

(1) Subject to this section, a homeowner may perform electrical work in their fully detached dwelling under an installation permit. (b) the electrical work involves only installations in which the current and voltage do not exceed current of 200 amps and voltage of 150 volts to ground, single phase power.

The Toronto By-law states that you must obtain a Driveway Permit and you must only hire a paving contractor licensed to work in the City of Toronto. The process for obtaining a permit varies depending upon which part of the City you reside. What dictates an acceptable driveway also varies depending upon where you live.

Homeowners can apply for a permit, however, if you are hiring a licensed contractor, your contractor will apply on your behalf. Check to ensure there is one in place before work begins.