Permit Set
A Permit Set is a coordinated package of architectural, structural, mechanical, and energy-compliance drawings required by the municipality for building permit approval.It is the final stage before construction begins; ensuring the project is safe, compliant, and ready to build.Architectural Drawings Includes:
Site plans
Existing and proposed floor plans
Roof plans
Elevations and sections
Construction details
Door and window schedules
Demolition plans and specifications
Structural Drawings Includes:
Required for structural modifications, additions, second-storey additions, and major renovations, including:Structural plans
Beam and footing details
Roof framing layouts
Structural notes and schedules
Mechanical and Plumbing Design Includes:
HVAC layouts
Ventilation strategies
Volume Calculation
Plumbing schematics
Mechanical notes
Energy Compliance (SB-12)
Energy efficiency documentation
Insulation and glazing requirements
Energy performance summaries
Municipal Documentation
Preparation and coordination of required municipal forms and permit submission documents.Why It Matters
A complete permit package reduces construction risk, improves municipal review timelines, ensures Ontario Building Code compliance, and provides a clear roadmap for construction.This phase transforms the approved design into technical documentation ready for permit approval and construction.Disclaimer
Structural engineering, HVAC design, land surveys, arborist reports, permit fees, municipal charges, third-party consultant fees, and construction costs are not included in OKA Design Studio's professional fees unless expressly stated otherwise. These services are provided by independent third-party consultants, contractors, or government authorities and may be coordinated by OKA Design Studio on the client's behalf for convenience. All fees, schedules, deliverables, and approvals associated with such services remain the responsibility of the respective third parties and are subject to change without notice. OKA Design Studio does not warrant, guarantee, or assume liability for the work, pricing, timelines, decisions, or approvals of any third-party consultant, contractor, supplier, or authority having jurisdiction.