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1. What can I do at my property?

What you can do depends upon the "Zoning" your property falls under. The term Zoning defines allowable land use. Zoning regulations are intended to protect existing land uses and make sure that uses are compatible with each other and that there is available public facilities and services. View the Zoning and Planning Division page. 

2. What is the process for obtaining a Construction Permit?

The customer submits 2 sets of plans to the Building Permit Department along with a completed Building Permit Application. Staff will review the form for completeness and you will be assessed a permit and/or plan check fee. A certificate of Occupancy is only issued AFTER there is approval from, Building, Zoning, City Engineer, and the Fire Marshal. View Construction Permits for more information.

3. What are you building?

Use the checklists below to ensure you have the appropriate documentation to proceed.

• Residential Check List (PDF)
• Commercial Check List (PDF)
• Sidewalk and Driveway Detail (PDF)