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Under the Ontario Building Code Act, no person shall occupy or use a building OR part of a building until the requirements of the building code are met. Issuance of occupancy is determined by the completion of all life safety devices and services required by the Ontario Building Code.
Residential occupancy (Group C) A building, or part thereof, used by persons for whom sleeping accommodation is provided but who are not harboured for the purpose of receiving care or treatment or are not involuntarily detained.
If you occupy an unfinished building without one, you may be ordered to vacate and other legal action taken against you.
Residential Occupancy Permit Checklist. General Requirements. Structure of the building or part, is substantially complete. Building envelope with respect to dwelling unit is. Insulation, vapour barriers and air barriers substantially. Grading substantially complete. Required electrical supply provided for the dwelling unit.
A Zoning Certificate of Occupancy is a permit that approves a new use or a change of use of a building or unit in ance with the Zoning By-law. For example changing from a retail store to a restaurant, or a vacant unit to a new use.

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Required Building Inspections Type of InspectionWhen to Call for Inspection Foundations* at completion Structural framing* at completion including rough-in of plumbing and HVAC Fire separations at completion of wall, floor and shaft separations and fire stopping, before installing interior finishes7 more rows
1) Every owner shall obtain an occupancy permit from the Chief Building Official prior to any a) occupancy of a building or part thereof after construction or alteration of that building, b) change in the major occupancy of any building or part thereof, or c) change in the permitted occupancy within the same Division
Building inspectors check the structural quality, architectural requirements, and general safety of buildings. Some building inspectors focus on fire prevention and safety. Fire inspectors and investigators ensure that buildings meet fire codes.
Home inspections are not required by law in Ontario, but they are highly recommended. A home inspection will give you a clear idea of the condition of the property you are interested in purchasing. It is important to remember that a home inspector is looking for major problems with the property.
You must obtain a building permit before you: construct any new building over ten square meters in area or place another structure, such as a mobile home, on your property. make renovations or repairs or add to a building. change the use of a building.

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