Building Division News and Highlights
As of April 14th, 2025 the King Township Building Division is moving to CityView Portal for online services related to building permits and inspections. Services impacted will include building permit application submissions, online payments, building permit issuance, building permit inspection booking, and building permit inspection reports.
Once CityView Portal has officially launched, there will be a short transition period in which you can continue to communicate with us using the current methods while familiarizing yourself with the new operating system. Once that transition period has concluded, all affected services will be proceed only though CityView Portal. Stay tuned for updates on the transition timing.
As of April 1 2025 all new applications are required to comply to the 2024 Ontario Building Code as amended. Previous editions of the the Ontario Building Code will no longer be applicable for applications made after March 31 2025.
As of April 1, 2024, all building permit applications for Farm Buildings will be required to include a copy of the Ontario Farm Association membership (active) and a copy of the Farm Business Registration.
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2025 Permit Fees are now in effect. Cash in Lieu may be applicable to your upcoming project. Contact Finance to confirm if Development or CIL fees apply to your project.
All new and replaced water meters must be inspected prior to use. Inspection of water meters typically occurs at Insulation stage of your project and must be passed prior to requesting an Occupancy and/or Final inspection. Occupancy and/or Final Inspection requests will not be granted until the water meter is passed.
Contact Service King at 905-833-5321 to schedule your water meter equipment and again when to request inspection. Ensure you have proof of water meter payment ready when scheduling your delivery.
As per the Ontario Building Code and Building Code Act, the approved stamped permit documents are required to be onsite at all times. If the Township approved permit documents are not available at time of inspection, the site will be deemed not ready and the inspection will not be conducted. A new inspection will then need to be requested by the permit holder for an alternate date.