Applications

Residential Development Permit Application

If a proposed use is listed as discretionary within the applicable land use district or a waiver beyond 10% of the requirement is requested, the application will be forwarded to the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) for consideration and the adjacent landowners will be notified of the public hearing by mail. 

Non-Residential Development Permit Application

If a proposed use is listed as discretionary within the applicable land use district or a waiver beyond 10 percent of the requirement is requested, the application will be forwarded to the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) for consideration and the adjacent landowners will be notified of the public hearing by mail.  

Demolition Permit Application  

Lot Grading Permit Application

Access to Parkland and Open Spaces Permit Application

Land Use Bylaw Amendment Application

Telecommunication Permit Application

Sign Permit Application

In addition to a development permit, some projects may require additional permits for safety codes. Superior Safety Codes issues and inspects building, electrical, plumbing and gas permits on behalf of the Town of Coaldale. For more information about these permits, please consult the Superior Safety Codes website.

Fees & Rates Bylaw

1. Click and open the appropriate permit application package
2. Download and save the fillable PDF permit application package to your computer
3. Fill in the fillable permit application package and save to computer
4. Use your Adobe application to attach your signature, or otherwise electronically sign the document
5. Email the completed PDF permit application package and any PDF attachments to taxclerk@coaldale.ca.
6. Payment: The Town of Coaldale offers several convenient options for you to pay your development application fee, including online via credit card. Visit coaldale.ca/payment for more information.

Please note: properly completed permit applications take up to 5 - 7 days to process. To ensure that your application can be processed as quickly as possible, please refer to the Development Permit Application Completeness Standards  as outlined in the Land Use Bylaw. Incomplete applications may take longer to process.