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Applicant's Acknowledgement of an Incomplete Application

Published by City of Brampton Building Division under A Zindex

Alias
Acknowledgement of an Incomplete Application
Form ref
OBC Division C sentence 1.3.1.3.(6)
Applies to
any
Document date
Revised: April 2026

The City of Brampton Building Division's form recording an applicant's acknowledgement that a permit application has been taken in incomplete. Part A, filled out by the customer service plans examiner, is a preliminary assessment listing what remains outstanding — the application form, Schedule 1, Schedule 2, plans, specifications, technical support documents, other clearances and applicable law compliance. Part B is the applicant's declaration of capacity and acknowledgement, referring to OBC Division C table 1.3.1.3. and sentence 1.3.1.3.(6). Part C carries the plans examiner, supervisor or chief building official authorization.

What it covers

  • Applicant’s* Acknowledgement of an Incomplete Application
  • A – Preliminary Application Assessment
  • Project Location
  • Submission Review
  • Application Forms
  • Permit Documents
  • Applicable Law
  • B – Applicant’s* Acknowledgement
  • C – Authorization to Accept the Incomplete Application
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Publisher
City of Brampton Building Division
Category
Declarations
Published under
A Zindex — the municipality's own heading
Instruments
Building Code Act, S.O. 1992, c.23 · City of Brampton By-law 387-2006 · OBC Division C, table 1.3.1.3.
Signatories
applicant · customer service plans examiner · chief building official
Required for
Accepting a building permit application that is not complete
Document date display
April 2026
Tags
formapplicationdeclarationpermits
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