Development Engineering Permits
Some renovation, construction or demolition projects require a development engineering permit.
Build safe. Build with a permit.
The purpose of a development engineering (DENG) permit is to make sure your project follows the requirements of the Ontario Building Code, the Town of Oakville Zoning By-law and any other approvals you may need.
It is illegal to start construction before receiving a building permit.
Your project must meet zoning regulations even if it doesn’t require a building permit.
Common development engineering projects
- Driveways (curb modification)
- Excavation (utility road cuts, service connection road cuts, boreholes)
- Major temporary street occupation (cranes, tracked equipment, hoarding, shoring, lane closure)
- Minor temporary street occupation (bins, rubber tired equipment, materials, licensed vehicles within the BIA only)
- Municipal tree protection/removal
- Site alteration (pools, landscaping, retaining walls, all teardown rebuilds and additions for work outside building foot print)
- Site alteration (commercial, subdivision, site plan, condos)
- Pool enclosures
- Private tree protection/removal
- Flooding
- Community Activation Grant TEST
- TEST Inclusion and Support
- Transportation Master Plan TEST
- Building Permits Dashboard Test
- Test
- TEST - Event Calendar
- Live Stream alternate
- May 5 deployment testing
- Private Tree Protection
- Road Corridor Permits
- Featured Items Hero Library
- Form Test
- Development Charge Annual Reports
- Donation Request
- Ward 1
- ProdTest
- TopicPageTest
Contact
ServiceOakville
905-845-6601