Building permits — Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador
Do I need a building permit? What does it cost?
In the Town of Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador, building permit rules are set by Town of Paradise Development Regulations 2016 (consolidated June 2025), verified 2026-10-18. Permit required for: Development shall not be carried out unless Council has first issued a Building Permit; separate permit for each Building in a Subdivision. Exemptions: Accessory buildings up to 5.2 m2 do not require Council approval; greenhouses under 10 m2 do not require a building permit. Fees set in: annual Schedule of Fees as adopted by Council.
Town of Paradise Development Regulations 2016 (consolidated June 2025)
adopted bylaw
permit required for
Development shall not be carried out unless Council has first issued a Building Permit; separate permit for each Building in a Subdivision.
s. 3.2; s. 6.3
exemptions
Accessory buildings up to 5.2 m2 do not require Council approval; greenhouses under 10 m2 do not require a building permit.
s. 4.2(2)(a); s. 4.2(6)(a)
fees location
annual Schedule of Fees as adopted by Council
s. 3.21
authority
Council; Council or an Officer of Council for inspections
s. 3.2; s. 3.33
scout note
Development Regulations act as the building-permit instrument: permit required for each lot/building, building permit fees and securities per Town Fee Schedule, permit valid two years; NBC applies.
Getting a Permit (Town of Paradise)
Lists application forms for residential building permits, accessory buildings and apartments; fee payable by e-transfer.