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# Building Permits & Inspections
Permits are required for all new developments, buildings, additions, demolitions or alterations to your property or on existing structures. Development permits are needed to make sure that projects meet municipal land use bylaw regulations, while building permits ensure that National Building Code - 2019 Alberta Edition standards. Safety code permits are also required for changes in electrical, plumbing or gas.
To apply for any of the safety code permits please complete and submit the application and applicable fees and documents to Park Enterprises.
To apply for or inquire about development permits, visit Forms & Applications.
**Park Enterprises Ltd.**
10-491 WT Hill Boulevard South
Lethbridge, AB T1J 1Y6
Phone: (403) 329-3747
Fax: (403) 329-8514
Toll-Free: 1-800-621-5440
Toll-Free Fax: 1-866-406-8484
Email: contact@parkenterprises.ca
## **Statistics**
The **Building Stats and Permit Listing**spreadsheet is updated monthly, listing a monthly permit value summary, year to date summary and monthly permit valuation. Please call the Town Office if you require anything else.
Contact**Park Enterprises**with any concerns or questions**.**
**Builder Licensing
Beginning December 1, 2017, new requirements were brought into effect for residential builders in Alberta. All residential builders will be required to have a provincial builder's licence in order to construct new homes.
Municipal Affairs consulted with Albertans earlier in 2017; amendments were made to the New Home Buyer Protection Act to establish licensing requirements for residential builders. Legislation and regulations came into force December 1, 2017.
Builder licensing will apply to anyone constructing new homes, including condominiums and large multi-family homes, as well as renovations that impact more than 75% of a home's footprint.
For more information, see the FAQs from Municipal Affairs or contact them at builderlicensing@gov.ab.ca.**
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