Services to citizens

Permits Request

Anyone wishing to undertake an activity that requires the issuance of a permit or certificate under the municipal regulations must obtain such permit or certificate from the designated official before commencing the said activity.

If you are unsure whether your activity requires a permit or certificate, it is always best to contact the municipal planning department. 450-264-5353 or email us at info@hinchinbrooke.com to schedule an appointment.

 

 

In order to avoid potential delays in the implimentation of your project, it is recommended to subit a permit request or certificate request a minimum of 30 days before your planned works. 

 

 

Please remember that when you violate the current standards, whether a permit is required or not, you are subject to a fine.

Information and Forms

To find out about the fees associated with permit applications, please consult the list of permit and certificate costs.

Expansion of a Residential, Agricultural, or Other Building

  • Permit Required

Antenna or Communication Tower

  • Permit Required

Balcony

  • Repairs do not require a permit
  • Permit required for expansion or modification

Shed, Garage, or Other Outbuildings

  • Permit Required

Forest Clearing

  • It depends on the project. Contact the Municipality before starting work.

Residential, Agricultural, or Other Construction

  • Permit Required

Residential or Agricultural Excavation or Fill

  • Permit Required

Demolition or Relocation of a Building

  • Permit Required

Sign: Construction, Renovation, or Relocation

  • Certificate of Authorization Required

Doors and Windows

  • If replacement is for a single window or door, no permit is required.
  • If there are changes to dimensions, a permit is mandatory.

Septic Installations

  • Permit Required

Insulation, Heating, Plumbing

  • A permit is required only in the case of demolishing walls or making changes to the framework.

Subdivision

  • Permit Required

Swimming Pool

  • Permit Required

Wells, including Geothermal (construction or sealing)

  • Permit Required

Residential, Agricultural, or Other Renovation

  • Permit Required

Roof

  • Permit Required if there are structural changes or changes to materials.

Garage Sale

  • Certificate of Authorization Required
  • A maximum of two per year

Temporary Shelter

Balcony

  • Repairs do not require a permit
  • Permit required for expansion or modification

Fence

  • Standards to Be Followed
  • No permit required

Forest Clearing

  • It depends on the project. Contact the Municipality before starting work.

Doors and Windows

  • If replacement is for a single window or door, no permit is required.
  • If there are changes to dimensions, a permit is mandatory.

Insulation, Heating, Plumbing

  • A permit is required only in the case of demolishing walls or making changes to the framework.

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  • Immigrants for six months or less – article 22.3, par. 1, par. 2 (c).
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  • Individuals living outside Quebec – article 22.3, par. 2 (d)