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Demolition permits
A demolition permit is required if you plan to demolish all or part of a building or structure that is larger than 10 m² (≈ 108 sq ft) in Milton.
The municipality lists what to submit. CodeEase shows what the building code asks of it. See CodeEase →
Check whether you need a permit
- A demolition permit is required if you plan to demolish all or part of a building or structure that is larger than 10 m² (≈ 108 sq ft) in Milton.
No demolition permitMost farm buildings are exempt from this requirement, provided the structure being demolished is not subject to any other laws, such as the Ontario Heritage Act.
- Only if the site contains a fuel tank
Notify the Fuel Safety Branch, if needed
- If the site contains a fuel tank, you must notify the Fuel Safety Branch in writing and submit a copy of the notification with your permit application.
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Before you apply, gather the required forms and supporting documents.
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Submit your application
Once you have gathered the required forms and site plan:
- Complete the Demolition Permit Clearance Form (for a copy of the form, please contact Development Services).
- Complete the Application for a Permit to Construct or Demolish.
- Submit your completed application package through the online portal, including all supporting documents.
Pay the fee
- Demolition: $264.20 (flat rate)
- Applicable fees must be paid when you submit your application.Another Milton page says this differently: “Once the building permit application package has been accepted, you will receive notification with an invoice for permit fees, including payment options. Permit fees are due upon receipt to begin the full permit review.” (Building Permits). Confirm before you apply: Building Services, 905-878-7252 ext 2397.
Written from Milton’s own pages as published on 23 October 2026. The municipality decides what a permit needs: confirm with it before you apply. Legal notice