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Letter of Use in Support of a Building Permit Application

Published by City of Mississauga under Building Documents And Forms

Alias
Letter of Use
Agencies
Mississauga Fire Plan Review
Applies to
any
Instruments
Ontario Building Code

The City of Mississauga's two-page letter of use, used with building permit applications, a change in tenancy, and zoning certificate of occupancy applications for industrial, commercial, public and institutional buildings. Part A, answered to the Planning and Building line, describes the business, the products or services, the scope of work, retail sales, outdoor display and storage, employees and patrons. Part B, answered to fire plan review, details commodities stored or processed, quantities, storage method and height, and lists example hazardous occupancies from commercial cooking to indoor tire storage.

What it covers

  • Part A
  • A. Project Address
  • B. Tenant Contact Information
  • C. Business Information
  • Part B
  • Hazardous occupancies and process
  • Declaration of Applicant / Owner / Tenant
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Declarations
Published under
Building Documents And Forms — the municipality's own heading
Work types
new construction · demolition · change of use · change in tenancy
Signatories
applicant
Required for
Building permit, change of tenancy and zoning certificate of occupancy applications for industrial, commercial, public and institutional buildings
Document date
July 2019
Building types
industrial · commercial · public · institutional
Tags
declarationletter-of-usechange-of-usefire-plan-reviewoccupancy

The same file, also linked at

  1. Zoning Certificate Of Occupancyopen
Letter of Use in Support of a Building Permit ApplicationOpen at www7.mississauga.ca

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