The Town of Innisfil's Planning Services provides land use and development guidance to our growing community, shaping new roads, businesses, homes, trails, parks, and community facilities.
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Development applications
All new developments require a development application. Before you submit an application, you need to book a pre-consultation meeting to discuss your project and review the application process with our staff. Review our development applications to find all our application forms.
Site Plan Control |
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Most development projects will require an approved Site Plan Control Application. A site plan outlines the technical high-level design elements of a development project. |
Shoreline permits |
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Any residential property with frontage on Lake Simcoe requires a Shoreline Permit to build or extend structures or to alter natural elements of the property. Learn about the application process and apply today. |
Official Plan and zoning
Our Official Plan and Zoning By-law regulate land use in our community. Your development project needs to comply with the Official Plan and Zoning By-law.
Committee of Adjustment
You can apply for a minor variance to the Zoning By-law or a consent to sever through the Committee of Adjustment. View our Committee of Adjustment public hearing dates and review the application process.
Development charges
Depending on your development project, you may have to pay development charges to cover the cost of infrastructure to support the new development.
Innisfil Developer Principles of Engagement
We created the Innisfil Developer Principles of Engagement as a guiding document to ensure developers and associated entities conduct business with us and Council in an equitable, respectful, ethical, and transparent way. These principles are included as part of our development application process. Anyone can submit a complaint if they suspect a breach of these principles in writing to the Town Clerk.
Municipal Planning Data Reporting
Under the Planning Act, the Town of Innisfil must submit quarterly reports on planning application data to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing in accordance with Ontario Regulation 73/23.
The information collected includes details on planning applications submitted, decided, appealed, and withdrawn, along with the number of new housing units proposed and approved: