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INTENSIFICATION/ CHANGE OF USE PERMIT APPLICATION Planning & Development Town of High River Reapplication meetings are required for a discretionary Intensification/Change of Use permit and are not

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1. To fill out a change of use form, follow these steps:
2. Obtain the change of use form from the local planning department or relevant authority.
3. Review the instructions and requirements stated on the form.
4. Provide all necessary information, such as property details, current use, proposed use, and any supporting documents or plans.
5. Double-check the form for accuracy and completeness.
6. Submit the completed form along with any required fees to the appropriate authority.
7. Await a response from the planning department or relevant authority regarding the approval or denial of the change of use.
8. If approved, ensure compliance with any additional conditions or regulations imposed by the authority.
9. Note: It is recommended to consult with a professional or seek legal advice if you are uncertain about any aspect of the change of use process.

Who needs change of use or?

1. Change of use may be required by individuals or businesses in the following situations:
2. - Property owners who wish to change the purpose or function of their property, such as converting a residential building into a commercial establishment or vice versa.
3. - Developers or investors seeking to repurpose a property for a different use, such as transforming an old factory into a residential complex.
4. - Businesses planning to expand their operations or introduce new activities that are not permitted under the current zoning or use permissions.
5. - Individuals or organizations facing regulatory or legal issues related to the current use of a property and seeking to rectify the situation through a change of use process.
6. - Any party considering a significant alteration in the use of a property in compliance with local planning regulations and guidelines.

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What is change of use or?

Change of use is the process of altering the way a property is used, such as converting a residential property into a commercial property.

Who is required to file change of use or?

Property owners or tenants who wish to change the designated use of a property are required to file a change of use application.

How to fill out change of use or?

To fill out a change of use application, the applicant must provide detailed information about the current and proposed use of the property, as well as any necessary supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of change of use or?

The purpose of a change of use application is to inform local authorities of the intended use of a property and ensure that it complies with zoning regulations and building codes.

What information must be reported on change of use or?

Information that must be reported on a change of use application includes the current and proposed use of the property, any renovations or alterations planned, and any potential impacts on the surrounding area.