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Tenant Permit Application Process

Published by City of Richmond Hill under Non Residential Permits

Alias
Tenant Permit Checklist and Application
Applies to
contractor
Work types
tenant fit-up · alteration
Building types
non-residential

The City of Richmond Hill's Form T1 checklist for a tenant permit application, accepted only after the shell building's own building permit has been issued. It calls for tenant contact information, a detailed letter of use describing the operation and occupant load, and a key plan showing the unit among others in the building. Its licensing requirements section names tobacco or second-hand goods sales, more than two video games, billiard tables and adult entertainment as businesses needing a separate municipal licence, alongside the architectural, structural and mechanical drawing requirements.

What it covers

  • Detailed Letter of Use
  • Licensing Requirements of Businesses
  • Key Plan
  • Architectural Drawings
  • Structural Drawings
  • Mechanical Drawings
  • Other Submissions
  • Designer Information
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Publisher
City of Richmond Hill
Category
Checklists · non residential
Published under
Non Residential Permits — the municipality's own heading
Required for
Tenant fit-up permit applications, after the shell building permit has been issued
Tags
checklisttenant-fitupnon-residentiallicensing
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