Permits
– Basic Requirements
– Site Plan Requirements
Basic Requirements 
Requirements for Application Form Site Plan Requirements Construction Drawing Requirements Additional Requirements Permit Not Required Dwellings & Additions Basic Information Plumbing Permits Access/Culvert Permits Highway Control Areas Sewer and Water Hydro Permits Geotechnical Engineer's Report Lot Grade Deposit or Damage Deposit Engineer's Approval Required Accessory Buildings 120 Square Feet or Less 121-592 Square Feet 593-900 Square Feet Over 900 Square Feet Garage Slabs Only Pole Buildings Additions to Garages Second Storey Lofts Size, Height, and Setback Requirements Garages in West St. Paul or Selkirk Decks Demolition Land Development Lot Grades RM of St. Andrews RM of St. Clements RM of East St. Paul RM of West St. Paul City of Selkirk Village of Dunnottar Lower Red River Designated Flood Area Ponds and Pools Who's Responsible? Duties & Responsibilities of the Owner Duties & Responsibilities of the Designer Duties & Responsibilities of the Contractor Duties & Responsibilities of our Office Building By-Laws Code Handouts Frequently Asked Questions Pamphlets Site plans are required for all types of building permits (except demolition permits). Our office requires a clear site plan, that can be drawn to scale if possible, but that must show the following information:
- Setback measurements
- Property dimensions plus total area
- Location of all structures, existing and proposed
- Proposed location for services (water & sewer, telephone, gas, hydro)
- Exact location for access point (driveway, measured from a known boundary point)
- Lot address & municipality
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Signed and dated by applicant
Please note that if your site plan is insufficient, our office may require the applicant to provide a land survey and/or building location certificate (BLC) drawn by a Land Surveyor, certified to work in the Province of Manitoba.
Please note that our office cannot provide applicants with copies of any Land Survey or BLC, and that our mapping system in NO WAY qualifies as a precise way to locate property lines. Property maps can be purchased from our office outlining general property dimensions, indicating road names and compass direction, but do NOT suffice as an official Land Survey or BLC.
