Permit Application Types
| Building Services Applications | |
|---|---|
| Record Types (Residential, Commercial, Institutional or Industrial) | |
| Building Permit | Residential, Commercial, Institutional, or Industrial:
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| Demolition Permit | A Demolition Permit is required before you demolish all or part of an existing building |
| Plumbing Permit | All Residential, Commercial, Institutional, or Industrial plumbing applications |
| Pool Enclosure Permit (Residential only) |
Residential Only: A Swimming Pool Enclosure permit is required for outdoor swimming pools with a capacity of more than 24 inches (61 cm) of water (including outdoor seasonal pools). For additional information, refer to the Pool Enclosure By-Law (2016-91) and Swimming Pool Enclosure Guide: View the full Pool Enclosure By-law (2016-91) |
| Site Alteration Permit |
A Site Alteration permit is required for lands requiring:
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| Tent Permit |
A New Tent permit is required for tents falling outside of the below provision. A tent or group of tents is exempt from the requirement to obtain a permit under Section 8 of the Act and is exempt from compliance with the Code provided that the tent or group of tents are,(a) not more than 60 m2 in aggregate ground area, (b) not attached to a building, and (c) constructed more than 3 m from other structures. |
| Technical Services Applications | |
|---|---|
| Private Entrance/Driveway Permit | A private entrance/driveway permit is required for the construction, relocation, alteration, or closing of a private entrance/driveway. Where applicable, a road occupancy permit will be required in accordance with the City’s Road Occupancy By-Law |
| Road Closure or Occupancy Permit |
A road occupancy or closure permit (including road cuts, temporary closures, and sidewalk cafes) is required to close a street, or if you need to partially close a street, sidewalk, or part of the road allowance. Examples include: Hosting a festival on a street (road closure) |
With the introduction of Pronto, the City of Greater Sudbury is committed to bringing the building permit application process online. When a citizen or developer registers for a Pronto account, they can: