Building permits — Strasbourg, Saskatchewan

Do I need a building permit? What does it cost?

In the Town of Strasbourg, Saskatchewan, building permit rules are set by Building Bylaw - Bylaw No. 485/26, verified 2026-09-27. Permit required for: Work must not commence before a permit is issued; permit required for retaining walls greater than 600 mm differential grade height. Exemptions: Decks under 600 mm (2 ft) in differential grade height on lands for residential use are deemed as patios exempt from this building bylaw. Administered by: Building Official.

Building Bylaw - Bylaw No. 485/26 adopted bylaw
permit required for Work must not commence before a permit is issued; permit required for retaining walls greater than 600 mm differential grade height. s. 5(5); s. 6(2)
exemptions Decks under 600 mm (2 ft) in differential grade height on lands for residential use are deemed as patios exempt from this building bylaw. s. 6(3)
fee basis Calculated by local authority; may include administration fee, service fee, and deposit as described in Schedules; Schedule "A" sets fixed fees ($50, $100, $300 by project type). s. 8(1); Schedule "A"
authority Building Official s. 3(3); s. 7(5)
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Adopts the Construction Codes Act framework; Building Permit required for structures 108 sq ft and over (decks, sheds, garages, additions, new homes); free permit for fences. Schedule A sets flat fees ($50-$300) plus demolition/moving permits and deposits; fees for Building Official inspections set by the Town's appointed Building Officials.

Building Permits (Town of Strasbourg webpage)

Town's own permits page: a Development Permit (CAO-approved, checks Zoning Bylaw compliance) must precede a Building Permit; names Professional Building Inspectors, Inc. (PBI) as the Town's legislated building official; links to the Building Bylaw and Zoning Bylaw.

Machine-readable: building-permits.json · Official website: http://townofstrasbourg.ca/ · Last verified 2026-09-27 · Building permits across Saskatchewan · Building permits in other municipalities