Change of Design Application Approved - New Permit is Issued Applications for such changes shall be considered in the same manner as the original application and may be approved or refused by the Ministry.
Any change of design, classification or location after a permit has been issued shall be subject to the current requirements of the Ministry. If it is proposed to change the design or use of a building in a manner that will change the classification after a permit has been issued, the owner must apply for a new permit. 4.4 Change of Design and/or Classification Cemeteries Act is administered by Ministry of Consumer and Consumer RelationsĮach applicant must be advised to contact the local municipality and the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations to ensure that the proposed cemetery complies with the Regulations under the Cemeteries Act (Revised). The Ministry’s control over the location of cemeteries adjacent to provincial highways is limited to the control of buildings, graves, fences, plantings, and objects which inconvenience or endanger the safety of the travelling public or which may cause drifting or accumulation of snow. Where a development permit is required from the Niagara Escarpment Commission, development permit must be issued by the Commission before a building and land permit will be issued. A Ministry building and land use permit must be obtained before a municipal building permit can be issued. Other JurisdictionsĪ permit will not be issued for the erection of a building or any other development that is known to contravene a municipal by-law, local zoning regulation, the requirements of the Planning Act or any requirement of a local, regional or provincial agency. Permit not RequiredĪ permit is not required for an addition to a legally existing residential building (5 units or less) or agricultural building where the addition is not closer to the highway than the existing building and where there are no changes to the grading access or parking associated with the construction. seasonal / temporary structures including mobile chip trucks or similar vending stands,Ī separate permit must be issued for each individual lot under development.installation of telecommunication towers or facilities,.construction of a fruit or produce stand,.development of a golf course or cemetery,.placement, erection or alteration of any power line, pole line or other transmission line within 400m of controlled-access highway,.erection of a fence or wall except a standard farm fence,.the installation of a well, septic system, retaining walls, landscaping (including a placement of tree, shrub and hedge), or illumination,.the construction and/or paving of a parking lot,.
changing the use of a property, building or structure, temporarily or permanently,.the construction or alteration of a building, structure or road/entrance,.Additions to a building not meeting current standards may be permitted provided consideration is given to future highway development plans.Ī building and land use permit must be obtained from the Ministry to carry any work within the controlled area and including: The nearest extremity of the addition must not be nearer to the centre line of the highway than the nearest extremity of the existing building. When an existing building is located closer than the basic setback distance, but is not likely to become a traffic hazard and future development of the highway is not affected by the proposed alteration, a permit to build an addition or to make alterations to the building may be issued by the Field Services Engineer. proposed changes affect the entrance to the extent that it fails to meet the minimum requirements.proposed changes will reduce the parking area for the building below the minimum requirements as set out in Chapter 1 of these instructions, or.existing development contravened the requirements of the Ministry at the time it was placed or erected,.proposed alterations or additions contravene the current requirements of the Ministry,.RestrictionsĪn application to add a building or make alterations to a building must not be approved when the:
Work must not start until after the Ministry has issued a permit. The application must indicate the extent of the proposed changes. When an addition or alteration that changes the footprint size to existing buildings, structures, fences is proposed, the owner shall submit an application for a building and land use permit to the Ministry for approval.
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