Part lot control exemption applications

Check whether you need a part lot control exemption

• Part Lot Control is a provision of the Planning Act that prevents the further division of individual lots or blocks within a registered plan of subdivision, without additional approval.
• An application for exemption from part lot control can only be made if the subject property is a lot or block within a registered plan of subdivision.
• Creation of townhouse lots
• Creation of semi-detached lots
• Lot realignments within non-residential plans for subdivision
• Mechanical severances, such as additions to lots, easements and land dedications
• Adjacent lands with plans of subdivision
• Please check with the Development Services Department to specifically determine whether a proposal meets the prerequisites for the removal of part lot control.
• It is the Applicant’s responsibility to ensure that building permits have been issued and applicable development charges are paid, prior to the processing of an application for exemption from part lot control.
• Part Lot Control By-laws are approved for a term of one (1) year and automatically expire after that timeframe. Please ensure that all land transfers occur within the one (1) year of the enactment of the part lot control exemption by-law.
• Follow-up with respect to extensions or renewals are the responsibility and cost of the Applicant.

Prepare your documents0 of 9

• Deposited reference plans6One (1) copy of each deposited reference plan(s) prepared by an O.L.S. in metric showing:
• Other documents3

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Complete the form1Download the set1 form

• Part lot control application formincluding Owner’s Authorization (if required) (Owner name(s) shown on the application form must be identical to the Owner name(s) registered on title)Form

Submit your application

• Complete the exemption from part lot control application form and submit it with all necessary documents by contacting Development Planning.
• Electronic copies of all requested documents are now required for submission.
• Digital files must be in .pdf format and generated directly from the software used to create them (AutoCAD, Softplan, Revit, etc.) using a PDF printer or converter (no scanned copies).
• All .pdf files must have the document properties/restrictions/ security settings/permissions set to allow, “Printing” and “Adding Markups” so Town staff can apply redline notes and approval stamps to the documents.
• No zip files or folders on electronic devices.
• Deposited reference plans are a submission requirement. However, in a case where a draft version(s) has been provided, the Development Services Department cannot guarantee the exemption by-law will proceed to the requested Council Meeting.
• Deposited reference plans should be submitted as soon as possible after application submission. Failure to submit, will defer your application to a subsequent Council meeting.
• Processing of an application will commence when all necessary supporting documentation and plans have been submitted together with the required application fees. Incomplete submissions will be returned to the applicant.

Pay the fee

Fees are exempt from HST and are made payable as follows:

• 2026 base fee: $1,811
• 2026 per unit fee: $79
• Subsequent or extension by-law fee (including registration): $1,208
• Town of Milton fees applicable include a base fee, plus a per unit fee plus a by-law registration fee. Town fees are reviewed annually.
• The fee covers one part lot control by-law per application submitted. In cases where Town staff considers that an additional by-law(s) is required to deal with certain lots/blocks, a supplementary fee will be payable per by-law.
• The Town’s fees include the cost of registration of one (1) Part Lot Control Exemption By-law. If difficulty is encountered in registering the by-law as a result of information provided by the Application, the Applicant will be responsible for any additional costs incurred by the Town. If issues arise requiring Conservation Authority review, additional fees may apply.
• Planning fees are due at time of submission.
• A cheque made payable to the Town of Milton can be submitted either by mail or in person (Drop Box or at Cashiers in the Main Lobby) to the attention of Co-ordinator, Development Administration at Town Hall at 150 Mary Street, Milton.
• Applicant/Owner Name
• Site Address
• File Number (if known)
• Missing information can cause delays in processing your payment and application.
• Applicable Halton Region fees should be forwarded directly to Halton Region.