Building Permits
Commercial and housing in-person inspections of occupied dwellings have resumed, and are subject to COVID-19 pre-screening at time of inspection. Alternate and virtual inspections continue to be offered.
Please be advised that all evening and Saturday time slots are suspended until further notice.
The Zoning & Permits Branch, located at 31-30 Fort Street, is not accepting walk-in customers and permit applications must be submitted digitally.
Visit the COVID-19 website for a comprehensive listing of service impacts.
Les inspections en personne commerciales et résidentielles d’habitations occupées ont repris. Une évaluation préliminaire liée à la COVID-19 est faite au moment de l’inspection. Les inspections complémentaires et virtuelles sont encore offertes.
Veuillez noter qu’aucun créneau horaire n’est offert en soirée ou le samedi jusqu’à nouvel ordre.
La Direction du zonage et des permis, au 30, rue Fort, porte 31, ne prend pas les clients sans rendez-vous, et les demandes de permis doivent être soumises en format numérique.
Visitez le site Web sur la COVID-19 pour voir la liste intégrale des services touchés.
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A building permit from the City of Winnipeg provides legal authorization to begin construction of a building project. If you are going to build, add, renovate or alter any part of your building or residence, or perform work on electrical or plumbing systems, ensure that a permit has been obtained prior to starting any work. Permits provide a mechanism for the City to engage in a review of plans and/or audits of construction through inspections to help ensure that the work is in compliance with all building and electrical codes, and other relevant City by-laws such as zoning.
Miscellaneous Permits
A permit may be required for work and special events
Bird-friendly resources
Learn about bird-friendly building design guidelines and how to reduce bird collisions with commercial or residential buildings.