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Waste Collection Schedules
Properties located within Heritage Conservation Districts (HCD) and Individually Designated Properties are designated under the Ontario Heritage Act.
A Heritage Permit is required for any work that changes the appearance of these properties. This includes the entire property and any additional structures located within.
A Heritage Permit is obtained through a successful Heritage Review.
Vaughan preserves cultural heritage properties three ways:
Large and complex buildings are defined as:
The City’s Building Inspectors can discuss the various stages of construction requiring inspection and the types of reports that will be submitted to the City.
All drawings submitted for building permit applications are required to be prepared and reviewed by a qualified designer, architect or professional engineer or as outlined in the Ontario Building Code.
All drawings prepared by an architect or professional engineer must be sealed, signed and dated. A general review, where required by the Ontario Building Code, is to be conducted during construction by an architect or professional engineer.
Did you know that Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) uses vacant buildings for realistic and hands-on rescue training? Before a building is scheduled for demolition, consider offering it to the City’s Acquired Structure Program.
Not all stages of inspection will apply to every project. Please call the Building Standards department to clarify which stages of construction require inspections.
