Separate Line Permit For Free

No driveway shall be located: within 5 feet from a hydrant, utility pole or street traffic signage or property lot line measured from the nearest street line of the intersecting street or property line where no street line exists.

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

1) Despite the minimum fine referred to in Article 3.2. 2.1., every person who works without permit is liable to a fine of no less than $500 and not more than $10,000 for each offence.

A building permit is required when: A renovation includes changes to interior or exterior walls and/or existing plumbing system. Structural repairs or changes. Drywall repairs to required fire separations. Altering a garage, or shed over 20 m2 (215 square feet) or over one story.

You do not need to be licensed plumbing or gas contractor if you are doing gas or plumbing work on a detached single-family home if all of the following are true: You own, and currently reside in the home. The home does not contain a secondary suite. No part of the home is rented to another person.

A Building Permit is required to construct an accessory building (ie: shed or garage) that is larger than 215 square feet.

A permit is required to a tank set or gas system (includes furnace, hot water tank, stove, cloths dryer, etc.).

Ing to the BC Building Code, a building permit is required for any renovation that involves the alteration or addition of a plumbing system or the installation of new plumbing fixtures, such as sinks, toilets, and showers.

A gas homeowner permit is required for many kinds of home alterations. This includes, but is not limited to: installing or replacing all gas appliances such as a furnace, water heater, fireplace, boiler, range or cooktop; installing or replacing gas piping or vent systems; and.

Driveway permits are free of charge and can be obtained by contacting our Community Development Office at 902-897-3170. For new driveways on Provincial Owned Roads, contact Nova Scotia Public Works at 1-844-696-7737 or by email at dpw-occ@novascotia.ca.