Permits and Authorization Certificates

The By-Law on permits and certificates #195-2012 indicates the conditions to obtain a permit.  It also explains the type of work which requires a permit and also lists the documentation and information required to obtain such permit.

Like any By-Law, it has a legal obligation to be respected. The list of required documentation is there to protect the citizens from any problems or prosecutions.

It is important to understand it is the owner’s responsibility to provide all the information so the project can be found compliant or not.

    • Applications for permits and authorization certificates must be submitted on the appropriate form.
    • Forms can be downloaded in printable pdf format to complete before submitting to the municipal office.

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IMPORTANT

It is essential to understand that each type of construction requires a specific permit. For example, if you plan to build a house and a garage, you will need to apply for a residential construction permit for the house and an accessory building permit for the garage.

Furthermore, it is crucial to wait until you have received your permit before starting any work. Simply submitting a permit application does not authorize you to begin construction. Starting work without a permit is a violation of regulations, which can lead to significant complications. In case of non-compliance, you may be required to modify, move, or even demolish the construction.

Lastly, if any changes are made to your project after the permit application is submitted, you must inform the municipality of these modifications and obtain approval before continuing with the work. Failing to follow this procedure could lead to significant inconveniences.


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