Personal information and confidentiality policy

This site uses cookies to optimize your browsing experience and track how you interact with it. By clicking "I accept", you consent to the use of these cookies. For more details on how we handle this information, see our confidentiality policy.

I refuse

Where do you want
to share ?

Events
10
Today
10
Selected
See all events
L’adresse URL a bien été copiée dans votre presse-papier.

Occupancy Permit

Anyone wishing to occupy all or part of a commercial or industrial building must first obtain an occupation certificate attesting that the intended use of the premises complies with the zoning by-laws.

Steps to obtain an occupancy certificate

  • A request for an occupancy certificate is required before occupying a local or commercial/industrial building
  • All activities must be conducted in accordance with the laws, regulations and codes, as well as according to municipal regulations and the CCQ-2010.
  • The company must be registered with the Registre des entreprise du Québec prior to obtaining their occupancy certificate
  • A separate application must be made for signage
  • A separate application must be made for renovations
  • The occupancy certificate will be issued only after approval of the final inspection
Non-compliance with these conditions can lead to the cancellation of the certificate.

Consult the by-law concerning applicable rates for permits (Appendix A)

Documents to submit

  • Occupancy request form duly filled out
  • Copy of a signed lease
  • Detailed floor plan of the space occupied by the tenant
  • Proof of identity (or photocopy if sent by email)

To submit your documents

In person to the Urban Planning Department

60, Martin Avenue
Dorval, Quebec  H9S 3R4

Email: occupation@ville.dorval.qc.ca

We will contact you once the permit is ready.

By-law RCM-60F-2016

Timeframe for issuing a building permit

Starting from the time all the information and technical documentation required is submitted and found to be in conformity, not including errors, and the required fees have been paid, the competent authority shall have 30 business days in which to issue (or, as the case may be, refuse to issue) a building permit.

Timeframe for issuing a certificate of authorization

Starting from the time all the information and technical documentation required is submitted and found to be in conformity, not including errors, the competent authority has 30 business days in which to issue (or, as the case may be, refuse to issue) a certificate of authorization.