From Requirements
to Approval.
Corra coordinates the permit process for steel building and foundation projects, keeping documents, consultants, submissions, and municipal communication organized through approval.
What We Handle
- Permit requirements review
- Document coordination
- Application submission
- Municipal communication
- Comments and revisions
- Approval tracking
Requirements Reviewed
Start with a clear understanding of the submission.
Documents Coordinated
Keep consultants and required materials aligned.
Progress Tracked
Follow the application through comments and approval.
A Coordinated
Permit Package.
Corra manages the communication and coordination required to move a complete application through the municipal review process.
Requirements Review
Reviewing the permit requirements that apply to the proposed building, property, use, and municipality.
Document Coordination
Organizing the drawings, forms, supporting information, and consultant documents required for submission.
Application Submission
Submitting the coordinated building permit application on the client’s behalf.
Municipal Communication
Communicating with municipal reviewers and keeping the review process organized.
Comments & Revisions
Coordinating responses, revised documents, and required information when review comments are issued.
Team Coordination
Connecting the municipality, consultants, and design team throughout the submission.
Approval Tracking
Tracking the application status and required next steps through municipal approval.
The Right Information.
In the Right Place.
A permit package can involve documents from several professionals. Corra organizes the submission and keeps each party connected so missing information and review comments can be addressed efficiently.
- Application forms and project information
- Required drawings and supporting documents
- Consultant deliverables when required
- Review comments, revisions, and resubmissions
Five Steps.
One Tracked Application.
A clear path from the initial review to municipal approval.
Review
Confirm the municipal requirements, required documents, and outside consultants.
Assemble
Coordinate forms, drawings, project information, and supporting documents.
Submit
Submit the coordinated application and confirm receipt by the municipality.
Respond
Coordinate answers, revisions, and resubmissions required by municipal reviewers.
Track
Monitor the application status and communicate next steps through approval.
Project DependentSite Plan Approval requirements vary by municipality, site, and intended use.
Additional Coordination.
Clear Responsibilities.
Some municipalities require Site Plan Approval before issuing a building permit. When required, a civil engineering firm is typically retained to prepare the technical package. Corra coordinates that work within the permitting process.
Site Plan Approval can create additional costs and approval time. Civil engineering and related fees are not included unless specifically stated.
- Site grading
- Drainage
- Stormwater management
- Site servicing
- Parking layouts
- Fire access
- Landscaping
- Engineering comments
- Site Plan Agreement
Specialists When Required
Depending on the project, municipality, occupancy, size, and intended use, additional consultants may be required to satisfy Building Code and approval requirements.
Coordinated, Not Included by Default
An architect may be required for Building Code compliance, occupancy classification, layouts, accessibility, fire separations, exiting, or architectural permit drawings. Architectural services and fees are not included unless specifically stated.
Unless specifically included in the written proposal, the permitting package does not include the following third-party charges or services:
Municipal permit fees Development charges Consultant fees Architectural fees Survey costs Site Plan Approval fees Environmental studies Conservation Authority fees Third-party testing Third-party inspection costs
Start With the Requirements.
Talk to Corra about a permitting package for your next steel building or foundation project.