- Window
- standard 10 day permit application service
- Applies to
- homeowner
- Work types
- alteration/repair · new construction
- Signatories
- designer · applicant
The City of Brampton Building Division's homeowner package for a permit to connect a house to new municipal water or sanitary sewer services, bundling the requirements sheet with Schedule 1: Designer Information and the applicable law checklist. The sheet asks for a site plan and legal property survey locating existing buildings, wells and septic systems, a service drawing giving pipe length and material from the property line to the house, whether a well will be abandoned, and the $326.21 fee for the standard 10 day permit application service.
What it covers
- Permit Application Requirements – New Municipal Services
- Required Documents & Plans
- Site Plan and Legal Property Survey
- Plans and Drawings
- New Service
- Septic System
- Wells
- Building Permit Issuance
- Schedule 1: Designer Information
- A. Project Information
- B. Individual who reviews and takes responsibility for design activities
- C. Design Activities Undertaken by Individual Identified in Section B.
- D. Declaration of Designer
- Section GI. Documents Establishing Compliance with Applicable Law (OBC Div. A - 1.4.1.3.)
- Applicable Laws
- Applicant's Declaration
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton Building Division
- Category
- Applications · plumbing
- Published under
- Homeowners — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Municipal Water Service or Sanitary Sewer Services
- Instruments
- Building Code Act, S.O. 1992, c.23 · City of Brampton By-law 387-2006 · Ontario Building Code
- Required for
- A building permit for new municipal water or sanitary sewer services
- Document date
- Revised Feb 2026
- Building types
- residential
- Document date display
- February 2026
- Tags
applicationplumbingwater-serviceresidentialapplicable-law