Township of Champlain - CONSTRUCTION PERMITS

Permits are required for the following works in the Township of Champlain:

construction; renovation (including finishing basement, new siding, new windows); addition; relocation replacement; structural change;
change of use or occupancy;
installation of a HVAC system, wood (or any other combustible) stove, furnace or chimney; installation of a pool or spa, fence, sign, temporary building;
demolition of any or part of any building or structure; and any other works deemed necessary by the Building and By-law Enforcement Official.

In doubt, just give us a call: (613) 675-4727.

Application forms are available at the Township of Champlain Building Department, at 925 County Road 17, L'Orignal, Ontario.

Why do I need a permit?

Building permits ensure that construction within this Municipality meets with standards set out in the Ontario Building Code. Our municipal building officials inspect and enforce said codes to protect you and your investment and potential new owners of your original property.

Furthermore enforcement of codes and our municipal by-laws and any other regulations under which said permits and licenses are issued is aimed at protecting the public health, safety and welfare, as well as protecting property, animals and environment, ensuring and maintaining a high standard of living in our Community.

Where to apply?

The necessary application forms for any building and demolition permits are available at the Township of Champlain Building Department, at 925 County Road 17, L'Orignal, Ontario, (613) 675-4727.

I am planning to build a new dwelling in the Township of Champlain... What is required?

When you apply for a Building Permit to build a new house, there are conditions to respect in reference to the Zoning By-law and other regulations and you will have to provide:

A duly completed application form (available at our office, Township of Chamlain Building Department, at 925 County Road 17, L'Orignal, Ontario, or by fax (613) 675-1050)

Two (2) sets of plans:

foundation
elevation
floor plan
wall section

A copy of the Deed of Land (proving ownership)

A survey plan indicating the boundary of the land

A plot plan indicating:

lot dimensions
yard setbacks
easements
right-of-way
the North
power lines

A Health Unit Certificate (for private sewage system)

SOUTH NATION CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES

For public services: Obtain water connection & sewer connection permits, available at our Building Department Office

An entranceway permit (culvert)

Municipal Roads
James McMahon
Road Superintendent
948 Pleasant Corners Road E
Vankleek Hill ON
K0B 1R0
(613) 678-3003

County Roads
Guy Tessier
Road Superintendent
Cassburn Road
L'Orignal ON K0B 1K0
(613) 678-3507

Provincial Roads
Terry Robillard
Min. of Transportation
Ottawa, Ontario
(613) 742-5324

Enlistment TARION (form to be supplied by our office)

Spec sheet of heating & ventilation system (form to be supplied by our office)

Engineer's report for slope stability where required

Grading plan, where required.

For any further information or question, just give us a call: (613) 675-4727.

How much does a permit cost?

The cost of a permit first depends on the square footage and other various factors, such as: fireplace, wood stove, plumbing fixture, verandas, etc.

Please note that the Township of Champlain does not have any development charge in addition to the building permit fee.

Just give us a call: (613) 675-4727.

How long does it take to get a building permit?

Once all the information and required documents are handed in (see FAQ: What is required?), it usually takes one to two weeks at the most for the permit to be issued. During the high building summer season, it could happen that this period be extended to three weeks, very seldom more.

At your service, (613) 675-4727