Chief Building Official: Bob McLean
The Building Department is located in the Municipal Office at:
169 St. David St., Mitchell, ON
Telephone: (519) 348-8429 EXT 226, 230
Fax: (519) 348-8935
Mailing address:
P.O. Box 609, 169 St. David St.,
Mitchell, ON N0K 1N0
Building Department Notices
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Building Department F.A.Q.:
- What is a Building permit?
- Why do I need a building permit?
- Whats required for a permit?
- What projects do not require a permit?
- How may I obtain an application for a building
permit?
- What fees are involved
in obtaining permits and applications?
What is a Building Permit?
A Building Permit is a license which grants legal permission
to begin construction of any new structure, addition or renovation.
It is issued only when the plans for construction comply with
the Ontario Building Code, the Municipality of West Perth zoning
by-laws and other applicable laws and regulations.
Why Do I Need a Building Permit?
The use of Building Permits allows municipalities to regulate
the types of construction in the community and ensure that proper
building standards are met. The enforcement of building codes
serves to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
Whats Required For A Permit?
For exterior work, a floor plan, a cross section, a site plan
and elevations will be required. For interior work, a floor plan
and a cross section drawing will be required. Buildings that are
over 3 stories or greater than 600 square metres will require
an architect or an engineer to design and prepare plans for the
building.
What Projects Do Not Require A Permit?
Painting, landscaping, sidewalks, kitchen cupboards,
eaves troughs or other cosmetic work.
How May I Obtain an Application for a Building Permit?
You may download and print some commonly requested Building Permit
Applications in PDF format by clicking on items in this
list:
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