Where construction is adjacent to a highway, Building and Land Use Permit is required from Ministry of Transportation. Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, s.34 or 38 Where an application does not comply with all local zoning provisions, final and binding decision by the Committee of Adjustment may be required. Where proposed development requires an amendment to local zoning provisions. Planning Act, Zoning s.34 Bylaw Amendment 774-2012.īuilding Toronto Together: A Development Guide Requirement for Site Plan Control Bylaw No. Where land is designated in a heritage conservation district, heritage permit issued by Council or Heritage Preservation Services. Search the City of Toronto Heritage Inventory Common Applicable LawĬonsent of Council or Heritage Preservation Services to alter or demolish where property is designated under the Act. For a complete list of applicable laws please refer to Section 1.4.1.3 “Definition of Applicable Law” in the Ontario Building Code. The following provides a list of the most common applicable law that apply to development and building applications. For development applications a Pre-Application Consultation is recommended. In order to determine the applicable law that apply to your project a Zoning Certificate is recommended prior to submitting an application for a building permit. Your project or proposed construction must always comply with other applicable law in accordance with the Ontario Building Code. The Province of Ontario’s Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing is responsible for the development of, and the amendments to the Building Code Act and the Code.Īs well as local Zoning By-laws, there are other laws that must be satisfied prior to gettingĪ building permit. The regulations, other than the Ontario Building Code, that may apply to a project or proposed construction are called applicable law.
The Building Code Act and regulations can be viewed on the Province of Ontario’s website: Building Code Act, 1992 and Building Code, Ontario. The uniform minimum standards for the safety of buildings include It’s purpose is the promotion of public safety through the application of uniform building standards The Ontario Building Code promotes public health and safety, fire protection, resource conservation, environmental integrity, and accessibility. and minimum standards for building construction. It establishes detailed technical and administrative requirements. Ontario Building Code is a regulation under the Building Code Act. The Building Code Act, 1992 is the legislative framework governing the construction, renovation and change-of-use of a building in the Province of Ontario.
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