Development permit application processing times

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Development permit application processing times measure the average number of days to notify of:

  • complete application
  • decision on an application

On this page:

Intake processing times

Notification of complete application

Average number of business and calendar days to notify of a complete application. Metrics reflect data from previous week.

Report date: March 24, 2025  Metrics updated weekly

DescriptionAverage number of calendar daysProvincial service standardProvincial percent met targetAverage number of business daysCity service level standardCity percent met target

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Past reports can be accessed up to January 6, 2025.

 

Review processing times

Decision on application

Average number of business days to notify of a decision on an application. Metrics reflect data from previous month.

Note: There are no provincial service standards for review processing times.

Report date: March 1, 2025  Metrics updated monthly

DescriptionAverage number of business daysCity service level standardPercent met target

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Simple development permits only require a zoning review. Complex development permits are reviewed by multiple departments (e.g. zoning, water and waste, public works, etc.).

Past reports can be accessed up to December 1, 2024.

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