Business Licences page

Pemberton, British Columbia · summary & facts

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## Operating in Pemberton? Here's what you need to know. Whether you're starting a new venture, running a home-based business, or setting up a food truck, you'll need a valid business licence to operate in the Village of Pemberton. Business licences help ensure all businesses meet local bylaws and contribute to a safe, vibrant community. ![Image of a barista handing over a coffee](/public/uploads/images/websitehomeenticers463x488121/1750290014-250w_websitehomeenticers463x488121.png) ### Who Needs a Business Licence? If you're offering goods or services within Village boundaries, whether you're a resident or a non-resident, you must hold a current business licence, as required under Business Licence Bylaw No. 855, 2019. **This applies if you're:** * Selling, renting (e.g. short-term rentals), bartering, or displaying goods * Advertising a business * Providing professional or personal services for profit **Resident businesses** must display their licence at their place of business. **Non-resident businesses** must carry their licence while operating in the Village. ### How to Apply or Renew The Village uses Cloudpermit, an online platform for managing applications and inspections. With Cloudpermit, you can: * Apply and renew licences from your phone, tablet, or computer * Track your application and receive updates * Communicate directly with Village staff * Schedule inspections, if required **Getting started:** * Create an account at ca.cloudpermit.com/login * Attach any required supporting documents (see Additional Requirements below) * Submit your business licence application * Make your payment: + Pay in-person at Municipal Hall (7400 Prospect Street) + Online via OptionPay #### Renewals Business licences are valid for the calendar year and expire on December 31. Renew by January 31 to avoid a late penalty, in addition to the regular annual fee. For current rates, refer to Schedule F of the Fees and Charges Bylaw. ## Depending on your business type, you may need to submit supporting documents. * Strata or property owner authorization * Pemberton Fire Rescue checklist * Sign permit application (for new signage) * Ministry approvals (for food or personal services) * Other documents specific to your business or location required by the licence inspector If you're opening a restaurant, view the BC Starting a Restaurant Guide for helpful provincial requirements. ### Have Questions about Business Licences? Contact Us