Road Closure Permit
When working on municipal property (including roads, sidewalks and ditches), a permit is required. The following types of permits are available at a cost outlined in the County of Prince Edward fees and charges by-law.
- Right of Way Permit: Required when working on municipal property including boring, road cuts, paving, ditching, grading, etc.
- Service Connection Right of Way Permit Application: Required when utility companies are installing infrastructure within a specific location of the municipal right of way.
- Road Occupancy Permit Application: Required for the placement of dumpsters, moving trucks, window cleaning, etc. or any activity that involves the use of municipal property.
- Property Entrance Application Instructions
- Oversized Load Permit: Required when the dimensions or weight of a vehicle(s) exceeds the normal limits permitted by legislation. Oversized load Permits can be obtained for a single trip (Single Trip Oversized Load Permit Application) or on an annual basis (Annual Oversized Load Permit Application).
For more information, review Specification for Oversized Load Permits.
Farm 911: Emily Project Access Point
Farm 911: Emily Project Access Point (EPAP) is a program to assign civic addresses to existing access points on both agricultural and vacant rural lands. The EPAP signs assist EMS with locating rural properties during an emergency.
Learn more about the importance of Farm 911 signs from the Farm 911 – The Emily Project
Applying for a Farm 911 sign
All applicants requesting an Farm 911: EPAP sign must submit an application to Development Services. All applications must include:
- $60.00 non-refundable fee for administrative and material costs.
- A sketch or site plan of the property, identifying the existing access point location(s) with distance to and in context with property line(s).
The applicant must be the property owner or must otherwise include a letter from the property owner designating the applicant as the property owner’s acting agent.
Download the Farm 911 application form and policy/procedures