The Provincial Government has provided municipal councils with the ability to regulate certain aspects of a development that are not directly addressed in the Zoning Bylaw or the Building Bylaw. For instance, for commercial development, the Council can establish guidelines for the general type of exterior finish of the buildings and landscapes features, and then require that all proposals meet these guidelines. Once the council is satisfied that a proposal would satisfy all the guidelines that have been established, a Development Permit can then be issued.
Please go to the Development Services page for information on the following application types:
- Board of Variance Applications
- Major and Minor Development Permits
- Development Variance Permits
- OCP and Rezoning Applications
- Subdivision Permits
- Temporary Use Permits