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How to obtain a permit or certificate of authorisation, or what rules apply?
(for a fence, a swimming pool, a driveway, an extension, etc.)
For a residential home
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How to obtain a permit or certificate of authorisation, or what rules apply?
(for a sign, business occupancy, renovations, commercial terrace, etc.)
 
In the case of a place of business or a multi-family building
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NEWS
The Planning Programme adopted by Council on November 15, 2010 came into force on March 1st, 2011. In the last few months, the following planning by-laws were adopted and came into force in accordance with the Planning Programme:
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Permits and Certificate By-Law PC-2788
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Subdivision By-Law PC-2774
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Zoning By-Law PC-2775
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Construction By-Law PC-2786
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SPAIP By-Law PC-2787
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Conditional Use By-Law PC-2791
The above by-laws can be consulted by selecting the appropriate title in the list of planning regulations.
The Interim Control By-Law is no more in force since May 30, 2011.
Planning to renovate, extend or build? Please verify if your renovation project is subject to the By-Law on Site Planning and Architectural Integration Programmes (SPAIP By-Law) .
Residential cabanas (sheds) - Reminder: Prior to the construction or the installation of a cabana, a building permit application should be made to ensure compliance to the municipal zoning and construction regulations (minimum setbacks, maximum height and floor area, type of foundations, etc.). Even thought a building permit is not required for a cabana with an area of 12 square meters or less without a permanent foundation, the municipal regulations must still be respected. Please consult the applicable regulations.
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