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What if my permit has expired?
Contact your inspector to check on the possibility of obtaining a permit extension.
Mandatory Requirements Checklist Newly Constructed Non-Residential Buildings
GRN 5-2023
When is a fire sprinkler verification required?
When clearance for the fire sprinkler is required to process the Certificate of Occupancy.
How many parking do I need for my house?
Each house is required to have 2 parking spaces. The two-car parking spaces shall be covered, if the house is in a single family zone.
Who can apply for equipment approval?
The equipment manufacturer (for general or one-time approval) and end user of the equipment (for one-time approval) can apply for equipment approval.
What does it take to get my Certificate of Occupancy?
Contact your inspector for your project for instruction to apply for your Certificate of Occupancy.
What is the Department procedure to obtain a drainage easement through a neighbor's lot?
Please see Information Bulletin P/BC 2026-057 for details.
What hours are the inspectors available?
The inspectors are available from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM, Monday through Friday.
How do I schedule for an inspection?
When the work is ready, request an inspection using one of three options:
What do I need at the time of inspection?
At the time of inspection, make sure the following are available on-site: