Applicable Laws
The chart below outlines common applicable laws that may apply to development and building applications.
The chart below outlines common applicable laws that may apply to development and building applications.
Preliminary meetings: These may be requested by the permit holder or, in some cases, may be required by the building inspector. Preliminary meetings provide an opportunity to discuss the project prior to the start of construction. These meetings can be scheduled with the Building Standards department.
Preliminary meetings: These may be requested by the permit holder or, in some cases, may be required by the building inspector. Preliminary meetings provide an opportunity to discuss the project before the start of construction. These meetings can be scheduled with the Building Standards department.
Under the Ontario Building Code, the person who is issued a permit is required to provide notification to the Building Standards department when various stages of construction are ready to be inspected.
Below is information on the various inspections that may be required for a project, where applicable. Questions about the stages of construction required for a project can be directed to the Building Standards department and request to speak to a building inspector.
The City offers three type of mobile sign permits, which are required in order to display a Mobile Sign in the City of Vaughan, as per the table below.
Unless otherwise signed or prohibited by the Parking By-law (PDF):
on-street parking is allowed for up to three hours without a permit between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.