If you are a property owner whose development does not comply with the Town of Uxbridge's Zoning By-law, you can apply for a minor variance. The Committee of Adjustment schedules public hearings and considers applications for minor variances.
Applying for a minor variance
Please send a completed Minor Variance Application to the Building Department to apply. After we have received your completed application and fee, we will provide you with a notice for your minor variance application.
| Item | Fee | Note |
| Residential & Non-Residential | $855 | Application Fee for a Minor Variance Application |
| Plan of Subdivision | $965 | Used to accommodate siting of a particular model |
| Emergency Meeting | $1,310 | Fee to have an emergency meeting called |
| Tabling Fee | $400 | Applicable whether applicant or committee requests tabling of application |
| Retroactive Fee | $400 | Where conditions of approval have not lapsed but the applicant anticipates that the approval conditions will not be met within the required timeframe |
| Additional Public Meetings | $845 | For applications that require more public meetings |
| Region of Durham Health Department Review | $293 | Required only for a lot with existing or private services |
| Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority (LSRCA) | in accordance with their fee schedule | www.lsrca.on.ca |
| Toronto Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) | in accordance with their fee schedule | www.trca.ca |
The Committee's approval may be conditional upon entering into a site plan agreement with the Township of Uxbridge and/or registering restrictions on title of the subject property.
Posting notice
You must post the notice (sign) 10 days before the meeting date. It must also be attached to stake put into the ground on the boulevard in front of the property. It should be clearly visible from the road.
Once the notice has been posted you must contact Development Services at 905-852-9181. Failure to comply will result in your application being tabled until the next available meeting and you have complied with the regulations of the Planning Act.
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