The Council of the Township of North Huron adopted an updated Site Plan Control By-law in 2024. Site Plan Control (SPC) is a planning tool used to evaluate and manage site level elements of a development including drainage, access for pedestrians and vehicles, walkways, lighting, waste facilities, landscaping, and building orientation. All lands within the boundaries of the Township of North Huron are subject to site plan control pursuant to subsection 41(12) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.13, as amended.
Before a building permit can be issued, a Site Plan Control Agreement must be fully executed between the property owner and the Township, unless the proposed development is exempted as outlined in the Township Site Plan Control By-law. The Site Plan Control Agreement holds the developer/owner accountable to develop and maintain the site as per the approved site plans and terms of the agreement. Securities are collected as part of the site plan control agreement.
Please contact the Township of North Huron to confirm if your proposal requires a site plan control application.
Site Plan Application Process
Step 1 - Pre-Consultation
Applicants are strongly encouraged to consult with the Planner and Municipal staff on the proposed project prior to submission of the site plan control application materials.
To contact and request a pre-consultation meeting with Township staff, please contact the planner.
Step 2 - Submission of Application Materials
Once the applicant has consulted with the Planner and Municipal staff, they can submit their complete application form and supporting documentation.