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The City’s response to a request for a property compliance report will include sufficient information to allow a solicitor to satisfy themselves with respect to permitted uses and minimum setbacks.
Information contained in a property file can only be released to the property owner or a lawyer acting on behalf of an owner. If you are not the property owner, you must submit a signed release form from the property owner.
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Fees |
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2025 Fees $270.24 fee per Roll Number (5-7 business days). $373.24 for a rush fee per Roll Number (1-2 business days).
Payments may be paid by cash, cheque, debit, or credit card. Credit card payments are accepted online only. A 2.4% convenience fee applies to credit card payments. |
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What is included in the Compliance Report? |
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The Building Division provides property compliance report service for confirmation of:
The Planning Division provides property compliance report service for confirmation of:
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Why do I need a Compliance Report? |
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Mortgage lenders, seeking to protect their investment, or lawyers, seeking to protect clients’ interests often ask for a property compliance report. Property compliance reports are most commonly required as a part of real estate purchasing contracts. Prospective buyers may also choose to purchase property compliance reports to learn more about the status of a property they are considering purchasing. |
| Questions about tax status, Fire Code compliance and water billing |
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Please be advised that this information is not provided through property compliance report requests. You may need to reach out to the specific City of Orillia departments or alternate agencies responsible for this information. Tax & Water Payments: Finance Department Fire Code compliance: Fire Department |
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How to request a Compliance Report |
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Submit your request online using our Public Portal under Other Permits. |
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How do I obtain a land survey of my property? |
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To obtain a copy of a land survey, please visit the Land Surveyors of Ontario website. |
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Legalization of Existing Dwelling Units |
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To determine if the units in a building are legal, or the process of legalizing existing units you will need to complete the Legalization of Existing Dwelling Units Form. For more information, please contact our Planning Division. |
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