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Temporary structures

Is a permit required?

Yes, a development permit may be required.

Temporary structures (tents, stages, bleachers, etc.) larger than 83.7 m2 (901 sq. ft.) require a development permit as per the Winnipeg Zoning By-law.

Temporary sales offices and temporary offices during construction do not require a development permit. Learn more about development permit exemptions.

Yes, a building permit is required.

Temporary structures (tents, stages, bleachers, etc.) larger than 83.7 m2 (901 sq. ft.) require a building permit as per the Winnipeg Building By-law.

Construction information

Application requirements

Review the development and building permit process to help navigate application requirements. 

Applications for temporary structures will be processed as combined development/building permit applications. Separate applications are not required.

To apply for a development/building permit, refer to the permit application for required documentation.

How to apply

Ensure you have all required documentation before applying.

Apply by email

Building & Trade Permits

Apply in person

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Zoning & Permits office
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Unit 31-30 Fort Street

Questions?

Please contact us.

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