Compliance Letters
The Town can issue compliance letters that provide information about a number of topics, including:
- building permits
- building violations
- Municipal Law Enforcement concerns/violations
A compliance letter can also confirm if a subdivision agreement is being complied with, if there are amending agreements registered on title, if there are releases available from an agreement on title and if the Town holds sufficient securities to secure the obligations within the subdivision agreement.
If a property is listed on the Heritage Register, if it is designated, or if it is known to be (or has been) a cemetery, a compliance letter can confirm that.
Such a letter can also confirm whether a property has an Official Plan designation and a particular zoning.
A compliance letter can also be used to establish
- an inspection station
- a propane cylinder exchange program
- a day nursery, or
- a before/after school program
Before you apply
Make sure you have the following documents:
- Contact information for the property owner, including name, address, phone number and email address (as identified on their government-issued I.D.)
- Your (applicant) contact information, including name, address, phone number and email address (as identified on your government-issued I.D.)
- Property information such as municipal address or roll number/ARN
- Any other documents in PDF format including:
- All Subdivision Agreement(s) if requesting information regarding the Agreement
- A Location Map if requesting information relating to heritage listing, designations, archaeological sites and/or cemeteries, and
- A current photograph of the property if requesting information relating to heritage designations.
Please note: There are fees for compliance letters. For more information our Fees By-law or contact us.
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