Permits, Licences, & Inspections

They also address your project’s architecture, engineering, mechanical, and electrical design.

Depending on the scope of your project, a development permit may be required before a building permit will be issued. Once your project is complete, a building inspection may be required to ensure work meets or exceeds the Alberta Building Code. Fees may apply for inspection and permit services.

Safety Code Officers conduct building inspections to ensure all residential, commercial, and industrial and institutional properties meet the requirements set out by the Alberta Building Code and related regulations.

• Contact the office 48 hours in advance to arrange for a building inspection.
• Call Planning and Development at (780)-980-7137 or email [email protected]. Arrangements will be made with a safety codes officer to inspect.
• If the safety codes officer identifies any problems, it is your responsibility to have them corrected. This may require re-inspections to ensure compliance.

Suite addressing assigns a permanent address to authorized secondary dwellings that are properly permitted and Alberta Building Code compliant.

Addressed suites can better accommodate parcel and mail deliveries, tenants will be able to set up their own utility services such as cable and internet, and emergency responders will be aware of the secondary dwelling in an emergency.