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Second Kitchenette in a Single Family Dwelling on the Second Floor.
Posted by: Philip from Peterborough
3/18/2023 at 5:54:44 PM
A permit would be required but are there other rules?. There would be no stove.
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John from Pisces Contracting & Carpentry in Edmonton
3/24/2023 at 12:07:15 AM
If you plan on renting it out then you must meet all Canadian and local compliance requirements for secondary suites as well as a development and building permit as well as trades required. If it is for personal use then no, you only must meet general building codes. I built an entire full kitchen on 2nd floor once in BC for clients personal use as a 2nd living space, again for personal use. I only had to meet building codes for plumbing, electrical and the kitchen exhaust. Building permit was needed but no development was required.
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