If using an engineered roof truss system, the roof trusses specifications from the manufacturer/supplier, bearing the seal and signature of an Ontario registered Professional Engineer, together with the roof framing layout are required. For demolishing a non-residential building you’ll need to submit: If you need more information, please call 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits) or email public.info@mississauga.ca. Building Designer’s statement of roof truss system coordination with: Architectural/structural drawings using an engineered roof truss system, Roof truss specifications from the manufacturer/supplier bearing the seal and signature of an Ontario registered Professional Engineer, All existing buildings and accessory structures labelled “existing”, Typical accessible parking space dimensioned, “Gross floor area (GFA) Non-Residential” figure (meters squared) with breakdown of each floor, Number of parking spaces required and parking rate, Number of accessible parking spaces required, Identifying the use and size of all rooms and spaces, identifying all proposed fire separations, partition and door schedules, all necessary construction details for proposed construction including fire-rated assemblies, providing design criteria, construction details and specifications, Providing distribution system plan including unit location and specification, duct size and volume, fire dampers and fire stop flap locations, Providing proposed fixtures and a drain plan indicating the pipe size, Providing the location of all required exit signs and emergency lights. Notice to Applicants Prior to submitting an Application for an Official Plan Amendment, Rezoning and/or Plan of Subdivision, a 9- City of Vaughan Building Department <----- Tel: Building Department - 905-832-8510 -----switch Board - 905-832-2281. You have reported previous rain storm based basement flooding to the Region of Peel, can provide proof of a flood-related insurance claim or live within an area prone to flooding (according to Regional records). All drawings must be drawn correctly and professionally, they must also include details about how your project is going to be constructed. Follow the progress of a permit through the review and/or inspection stage Search Permit Status The Building Permit Application & Inspection Status site does not contain information about permits that are more than five years old, closed or cancelled. 905-615 … The floor system package provided by the manufacturer/supplier would require a Professional Engineer seal and signature on all specification sheets pertaining to structural design of members subject to point loads. specifying existing and proposed construction/demolition work, identifying all existing and proposed fire separations, partition and door schedules, providing design criteria, construction details and specifications for all proposed structural modifications required as a result of a change of use or new construction, providing distribution system plan including unit location and specification, duct size and volume, fire dampers and fire stop flap locations, providing existing and proposed fixtures and a drain plan indicating the pipe size if changes to existing or additional plumbing are proposed. 11 … A Multiple Permit is for 2 or more moves that are happening … Transportation and Works Department Customer Service Counter 3185 Mavis Road, 1st Floor Mississauga ON L5C 1T7 Tel: 905-615-4950 Fax: 905-615-3172 tw.counter@mississauga.ca. Page 1 of 2. Learn about the building permit process for residential or commercial properties, permit costs and how long it takes. Multiple permit. Genia11 wrote: ↑We live in Mississauga and we are planning to finish our basement this year. Where the building is equipped with a fire alarm system, a complete layout designed by an electrical engineer must be provided, ‘Shop quality’, complete with hydraulic calculations and water supply flow test data, Must include heat loss/heat gain calculations, indicating the project area in relation to the rest of the building and the occupancies of any adjacent units (a combined Site Plan/Key Plan may be provided). For example: Existing buildings and accessory structures labelled “existing”, Proposed construction (hatch and label “PROPOSED” in capital letters), Landscaped areas and hard surfaces such as driveways and walkways, Setbacks from all property lines to all new structures, Lot coverage (meters squared and percent), Description or breakdown of what is included in coverage, Driveway setback to adjacent property line(s), Dimension of any walkway attachment width to driveway, Points used for established grade shown on the site plan, Interior and exterior dimensions, including door and window sizes, Structural framing indicating the size, type, grade, spacing, direction of span and location of all structural members (joists, beams, posts and lintels, as well as engineered floor members when applicable), Size, thickness and material specifications of foundation walls and footings, Size, spacing and footing specifications of interior load-bearing walls and columns, Concrete slab and granular fill thickness and material specifications, Size and grade of steel beams and columns, Size, grade and spacing of roof rafters, roof joists (if cathedral or flat), ceiling joists, collar ties and ridge supports for conventional roof framing, Exterior wall cladding, finishes and flashing, The percentage of glazed areas relative to exposed building face calculations, Setbacks from all property lines to all new and existing structures, Setbacks from all property lines to all encroachments (porch, stairs, window wells, decks), Gross floor area (GFA) infill residential figure (meters squared) with breakdown of each floor, Area of the yard in which the driveway is located (meters squared), Landscaped soft area of yard where the driveway is located (meters squared and percent), Location of required smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors, Location of existing and proposed plumbing fixtures labelled accordingly, Location of skylights and surrounding framing, When applicable, spacing and direction of span of engineered roof trusses, Building Designer’s statement of roof truss system coordination with architectural/structural drawings, To the highest ridge from the average grade, To the midpoint of the roof from average grade, Proposed below grade entrance hatched and labelled “PROPOSED” in capital letters, Setbacks from all property lines to proposed below grade entrance, Legend indicating which walls are existing to remain, which are to be demolished (if any) and which are proposed (if any), Proposed construction (hatch and label “PROPOSED”), Structural framing indicating the size, type, grade, spacing, direction of span and location of all structural members (joists, piers, beams, posts and lintels), Size, thickness and material specifications of foundation, Roof overhang and dimensions (if applicable), Outline of all existing buildings labelled “to be demolished” or “existing to remain”, Setbacks from all property lines to proposed exterior alteration, Structural framing indicating the size, type, grade, spacing, direction of span and location of all structural members (joists, beams, columns, posts and lintels), Legend indicating which existing walls are to remain, which are to be demolished and which are proposed, Structural framing indicating the size, type, grade, spacing, direction of span and location of all structural members (studs, joists, beams, columns, posts and lintels), Location of existing and proposed air supply and return grills, Heat Loss Calculations (if making alterations to ducts).