OakvillePlanning ApplicationsMinor Variance & Consent

Application for Minor Variance

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Form
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: 2026-04-01
Also called: Minor Variance Application
For: owner
Signed by: applicant or authorized agent · property owner or signing officer · commissioner for taking affidavits
Building types: All building types
Pages: 7
Agencies: Region of Halton · Conservation Authority
Submit to: coarequests@oakville.ca
Instruments: Planning Act

Overview

The Town of Oakville Committee of Adjustment's application for a minor variance, dated 2026-04-01 in its footer. A two-page submission guide covers the electronic process, drawings and supporting documents, the Town and agency fee tables, and links to zoning maps and official plans. The form records applicant, property, road access and servicing, existing and proposed buildings with setbacks, previous decisions, the variance requested under section 45(1) or 45(2), a declaration, owner authorization, agent appointment and a Zoning Review Waiver. It parallels the Consent application.

What it covers

Electronic Application Submission Process
What are the submission requirements?
How do I submit my application?
How do I pay the application fees?
Applicant Information
Property Information
Property Owner Information
Official Plan Designation and Zoning
Road Access and Servicing to Subject Land
Easements or Restrictive Covenants
Existing Building or Structure
Proposed Building or Structure
Current and Previous Applications / Decisions
Variance Request
Declaration of Applicant / Authorized Agent
Property Owner Authorization to Enter Property
Property Owner Acknowledgement of Public Information
Property Owner Appointment and Authorization of Agent
Zoning Review Waiver

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