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Permit guideWhitchurch-StouffvilleBuilding PermitsPools & Enclosures

Pool enclosure permits

You must apply for a pool enclosure permit to build the fence that needs to enclose a pool or hot tub from neighbouring properties.

From Whitchurch-Stouffville’s own page, checked Oct 2026.

  1. Check whether you need a permit

    • If you are installing a pool or hot tub on your property, there needs to be a fence enclosing it from neighbouring properties.
    • You must apply for a pool enclosure permit to build a fence around your pool.
    • View the Swimming Pool and Hot-tub Bylaw to learn more about the proper design and installation of swimming pools and hot-tubs.

  2. Prepare your plans0 of 5

    You need to include the following plans in your application package:

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  3. Complete the forms2

  4. Submit your application

    • Online, through the Town’s Permit Portal
    • Or by email
    • Fast Track Program

  5. Pay the fee

    • $260
    • An additional $190 if your property has on-site sewage service
    • Cash, cheque or debit

Written from Whitchurch-Stouffville’s own pages as published on 16 October 2026. The municipality decides what a permit needs: confirm with it before you apply. Legal notice

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