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Demolition Permits
A demolition permit is required when a structure is being completely removed from a property. If any part of the structure will remain, an alteration permit is required.
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Permit Submission Requirements
To ensure a complete application, the following items are required:
- Application for a Permit to Construct or Demolish (APLI)
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Demolition Supplementary Information Form
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Site Plan Drawing
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Property Owner Consent Letter (if applicable)
- Payment of Permit Fees
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Barrie Fire Request for Demolition Approval (submit to Barrie Fire)
Professional Engineers
As per Division C, Part 1, 1.2.2.3, a professional engineer is required if any of the following apply to your project:
- More than 3 storeys in building height
- More than 600m2 (6,458 ft2) in building area
- Contains pre-tensioned or post-tensioned members
- Will undermine an adjacent structure when being demolished
Additional requirements when a professional engineer is required:
- Commitment of General Review Report from an Engineer
- Detailed letter describing method of demolition
Other Considerations for a Demolition Permit
Depending on the project, the following may be required:
How to Apply
Apply online through APLI:
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Select 'Building Permits' as your permit type
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Define your project by selecting 'Demolition' under 'Primary Application Purpose'
Fees
Refer to the current Fees By-law.
Inspections
Visit Building Inspections for building permit inspection requirements.
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