Subdivisions

If you want to divide a parcel of land into smaller lots, you'll need to apply for either:

  • A Plan of Subdivision: A Subdivision Application is required when a parcel of land is divided into two or more separate lots for the purpose of sale.
  • A Plan of Condominium: A Condominium Application is required for ownership structure purposes. It defines individual ownership of units, exclusive use of specific common areas, and shared use of other common elements.
  • A Consent: A Consent Application is required when a property owner wants to sever a portion of their lot to create a new lot or adjust a lot line.
  • Exemption from Part Lot Control: Part Lot Control allows further division of lots or blocks within that subdivision.

Before you begin your project, contact planning@caledon.ca to determine the zoning requirements for your property and to determine which application is appropriate. 

The Town strongly encourages a Pre-Consultation (PARC) meeting prior to the submission of a Plan of Subdivision and/or Condominium application, to identify potential issues early on and to determine the requirements for a complete application. 

Prepare Your Application

Through the Pre-Consultation (PARC) process, you will have an opportunity to discuss your proposal with staff before submitting a formal Planning Act application. This may help eliminate delays and costs. 

To complete the application form, you will need to have the following documents with you:

  • Property owner(s) contact information, including name, address, phone number and email address (as identified on their government-issued I.D.)
  • Your (applicant) contact information, including name, address, phone number and email address (as identified on your government-issued I.D.)
  • Property information such as municipal address, roll number/ARN and legal description
  • Details of the proposed application
  • Property closing date
  • Supporting material and documentation in PDF format as per the Town's Electronic Submission Requirements

Application fees will be confirmed by Planning staff in accordance with the Town's Fees By-law.

The Town is not commissioning any applications at this time. Please contact a lawyer or notary public to have your application commissioned. All applications must be commissioned.