DEMOLITION PERMITS
A Demolition Permit is required prior to demolishing or removing any building, or part thereof, with a floor area greater than 120 ft2 (107.64 ft2 in the R.M. of Rosser) from any property located within the South Interlake Planning District (SIPD). The elimination of a building from a property affects that property's assessment and taxes. The SIPD is responsible for notifying Manitoba Assessment of all building demolitions and removals associated with a Demolition Permit issued by the SIPD.
When demolishing or removing a building, or part thereof, it shall be the responsibility of the applicant to ensure the following:
- Site safety is maintained as per Part 8 of the Manitoba Building Code:
Safety Measures at Construction and Demolition Sites (Click Here for PDF); - Compliance with all applicable Municipal By-law regulations and procedures;
- All applicable Utilities are disconnected and secured;
- The area is fenced and secured during demolition and clean-up (if applicable);
- After demolition/removal, the site must be cleaned up, i.e.:
- removal of old foundation;
- ground filled and leveled;
- site made safe as to the satisfaction of the Designated Officer; - If the building/structure is located within the Town of Stonewall, it must be removed/demolished, and site cleaned up and made safe within 90 Days of permit issuance. A 90 Day extension may be granted at the discretion of the Development Officer.
If you are planning to rebuild or renovate the building/structure you are demolishing within one year of removing it, you may combine the Demolition with your Building Permit application for no extra cost. If you are not planning to rebuild, or are rebuilding something other than what you've demolished, a separate Demolition Permit is required.
- Completed application form (required for paper applications) (Click Here for PDF);
- Site plan showing which buildings/structures, or parts thereof, on the property are being demolished/removed, with dimensions (If all buildings are being demolished/removed, a Site Plan is not required);
- Letter of authorization is required if you are applying on behalf of the landowner (Click Here for PDF);
- Permit Fee in accordance with the SIPD’s Fee Structure By-Law (Click Here for PDF).