Properties in unincorporated areas (LSDs) generally do not have zoning. However, they must still follow New Brunswick regulations such as: • Provincial Building Regulations 81-126 and 2002-45 • Barrier-Free Design…

You can request a Confirmation of Zoning, a signed letter from a Development Officer stating your property’s zoning and a map with its PID (Property Identification Number). There are two…

Most projects require four inspections, though this can vary. Speak with a Building Inspector to confirm what your specific project needs. It’s your responsibility to notify the inspector when you’re…

Fees vary depending on the location, value, and type of work. The Fees section outlines the current rates for municipalities, Rural Communities, and Local Service Districts (LSDs). For example: •…

To get a building/development permit, you must submit a Building/Development Permit Application Intake Form and provide detailed information about your project. See our Online Applications page. Required documentation—such as plans,…

Building/development permits are required throughout the Province of New Brunswick. Below is a general list of projects that require a permit. However, local building by-laws and zoning regulations may provide…