Admaston-Bromley Building Permit Office

1. 1

   Check zoning and planning requirements

   Confirm the proposal against Comprehensive Zoning By-law #2026-26. Where a planning or land-use approval is required, the Township directs applicants to the County of Renfrew General Inquiry process for pre-consultation before an official planning application is submitted.

2. 2

   Prepare the permit package

   Complete and sign the applicable building permit form and assemble the plans, site information and other documents required for the proposed work. The Township specifically directs applicants to complete all applicable sections and designer information.

3. 3

   Submit the printed application

   The Township’s Building & Sewage instructions require applications to be printed and returned to the Township office with the applicable documentation and plans. The municipal page does not direct building applicants to a Cloudpermit or CityView submission portal.

4. 4

   Arrange required inspections

   After a permit is issued, inspection notice must be provided to the Building Official at the required stages of construction. Admaston/Bromley’s Building By-law establishes separate notice periods for building work and sewage systems.

The Township’s Building By-law requires enough plans, specifications and supporting information for the Building Official to determine compliance with the Building Code Act, the Building Code and applicable law.

• A completed and signed permit application for the proposed construction, demolition or other regulated work
• Two complete sets of plans, specifications and supporting documents as required by the Building By-law
• A site plan showing property dimensions, building locations and setbacks, existing and proposed grades, rights-of-way or easements, and relevant wells, sewage systems and services
• A site plan referenced to a current Ontario Land Surveyor plan of survey unless the Building Official determines that the survey requirement can be waived
• Professional design or general-review documentation where required by the Ontario Building Code

The Township’s Building By-law sets specific advance-notice requirements rather than a single notice period for every inspection.

• Building inspections:
  Notice must be provided to the Building Official at least two business days before the required construction stage.
• Sewage system inspections:
  The Building By-law requires five days of advance notice.
• Notice format:
  The by-law permits written or oral notice, but the notice is not effective until it has been received by the Building Official.