Permits, Licences, Grants & Other Applications

Dividing a parcel of land into multiple lots (which can then be sold) requires a plan of subdivision or condominium approval.

A Compliance Letter is a document describing a property's compliance or non-compliance with specific municipal regulations, by-laws, and codes. Apply for a building, environmental, Ontario Fire Code Inspection History or zoning compliance letter.

The Property Tax Deferral Program is available to any property owner aged 65 or older and/or any individual who is currently receiving benefits under the Ontario Disability Support Program. All property taxes must be paid up to date in order to apply for the program.

A convenient, worry-free and secure way to pay property taxes.

Intended to ensure all residents have an opportunity to participate in recreation programs and activities, regardless of their financial situation.

Allows for funds for your recPASS will be automatically withdrawn from your bank account each month.

Funding support for programming, events, workshops, activities, and facilities that focus on building participation and engagement in recreation and sport to enhance the broader health and well-being of the community.

If you operate a registered charity or similar organization, you may be eligible for a rebate of 40% of property taxes paid if you meet the eligibility requirements.

If you want to install a pool and have an easement that conflicts, you can apply to determine if the easement can be released.

No person shall undertake any activity within a right of way or on public lands within the City of Barrie without a permit.