Everything you need to know to apply for your single family building permit including checklists, a step by step guide and link to the Document Upload Centre.

Everything you need to know to apply for your multi-family dwelling permit including checklists, a step by step guide and link to the Document Upload Centre.

Everything you need to know to apply for your commercial builiding permit including checklists, a step by step guide and link to the Document Upload Centre.

The Certified Professional (CP) Program is an alternative building permit process in which a Certified Professional who is recognized as a CP by the Architectural Institute of British Columbia and Engineers and Geoscientists BC performs the full building review and inspection role on behalf of the District.

Everything you need to know to submit additional documents and revisions for existing applications.

Visit this webpage for a list of additional forms and documents.

Mechanical permits include: plumbing, drainage, hot-water heating, sprinkling.

All electrical permits must be taken out on your behalf by a provincially-qualified contractor, unless you can demonstrate to the electrical inspector that you have the knowledge and skills to do the work.

Once your permit has been issued and work done, you will need an inspection.

We can help you with address changes, ordering house plans, rights of ways, underground oil tanks and more.

The application fee for building permits is 50 per cent of the permit fee, and is not refundable.

Permit statistical reports are updated during the first week of the following month.