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Permit Information
Notice: new planning application and subdivision servicing fees will come into effect on June 1st, 2023. Visit the project page for more information.
Corman Park supports a diverse array of land use options with regulations in place to ensure ratepayers are able to enjoy the rural quality of life.
Whether you are constructing a residence on your land, renovating an existing building, operating a home based business, constructing a commercial or industrial building, or operating an intensive livestock operation, a number of permits and approvals may be required prior to beginning your project.
See the link here for Frequently Asked Questions regarding Permits.
Permitting
The first step in your project planning should be to review the links below that will provide more information and the required application forms to be submitted.
If you need further assistance contact the Planning Department to help you determine whether you need a development permit, a building permit or both.
A development permit authorizes the use of a site or buildings and confirms compliance with the applicable Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw. In almost all cases an approved development permit is required before commencing any development or use of land in Corman Park.
A building permit is governed by the Corman Park Building Bylaw and approves building construction, ensuring compliance with the National Building Code.
A building permit is different than a development permit, you may need both prior to construction.
A permit is required to be issued prior to the demolition or removal of a building in the R.M.
A permit is required when a building is being relocated within a property, relocated to a new property within Corman Park or being relocated onto your property from outside of Corman Park (i.e. from another municipality).
A minor variance is a request for a relaxation of the minimum required setback distance of a building or structure.