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Director of Planning and Development
E-mail Planning, Building and Bylaw
Municipality of Brighton
67 Sharp Road
Brighton, On
K0K 1H0
P Walsh: 613-475-1162, ext 103
F.: 613-475-2599
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Chief Building Official
Municipality of Brighton
67 Sharp Road
Brighton, On
K0K 1H0
T.: 613-475-1162, ext 101
F.: 613-475-2599
Map this Location.
The Municipality of Brighton is committed to the maintenance of community standards that contribute to improving the quality of life in our community. The Mandate of By-Law Enforcement is to achieve compliance with municipal by-laws through education, mediation, and, as necessary, enforcement and prosecution.
The Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer will investigate your complaint shortly after receiving your written complaint. The By-law Officer is usually successful in obtaining voluntary compliance with municipal by-laws. There are always instances that require additional enforcement and when an individual does not voluntarily comply, there are formal legal requirements that must be followed and these can take time.
By-law Services investigates and enforces regulatory municipal by-laws such as property standards, clean yards, noise control, parking control, dog control, and sign control. The By-Law Officer is also responsible for issuing licenses, such as refreshment vehicle, hawkers and peddlers, salvage yard and sign permits.
Illegal dumping should be reported to the Northumberland County Waste Management Department at 1-866-293-8379.
If you are concerned about a by-law enforcement issue, you can file a by-law complaint by browsing the By-Law Enforcement Applications and Forms and contacting By-law Enforcement Officer Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm at 613-475-1162 extension 121 or by email.
Planning Department
Please make an enquiry about your property prior to completing an application using the Development Enquiry Form.
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Letter of Compliance - Property Information |
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Work order, zoning and agreement information letters are often requested during the course of a real estate transaction. Letters of compliance provide the following information: Current zoning, Compliance with zoning provisions and setbacks if a current survey is provided, Status of building permits on file, Status of any work orders on the property, Tax Certificate, and Fire Department work orders. Motor vehicle and propane exchange zoning information letters are usually requested to support the regulatory licensing applications. To request a Compliance letter, you can use this request form link or with this request form. |
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