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Development Permits

Provided by: Eastern Kings, Rural Municipality of - AKA: Rural Municipality of Eastern Kings; Eastern Kings Community

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Responsible for issuing development, subdivision, and consolidation permits, including:

New residential construction
New commercial construction
Addition/additional construction
Change in use/relocation of a structure
Zoning permits

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Responsible for issuing development, subdivision, and consolidation permits, including:

New residential construction
New commercial construction
Addition/additional construction
Change in use/relocation of a structure
Zoning permits

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Description:	Responsible for issuing development, subdivision, and consolidation permits, including: New residential construction New commercial construction Addition/additional construction Change in use/relocation of a structure Zoning permits
Eligibility:	Owners of property within the Municipality
Fees:	Yes
How to Access:	Complete the appropriate application form; available online or from the Municipal Office
Documents Required:	Completed application form * Other documents dependent on permit type
Program Email:	developmentofficer.rmek@gmail.com
Language:	English
Website:	https://www.easternkingspei.ca/development/
Coverage Area:	Eastern Kings: Basin Head * Campbell's Cove * East Point * Kingsboro * Lakeville * Munns Road * Priest Pond * Red Point
Program Hours:	Office hours for Development Officer Services: Fri 9am-4pm

Eastern Kings Community Centre

85 Munns Road, Route 301, Kingsboro, PE C0A 2B0
Coverage Area: Eastern Kings: Basin Head * Campbell's Cove * East Point * Kingsboro * Lakeville * Munns Road * Priest Pond * Red Point
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Tue: 9am - 4pm
Thu: 9am - 4pm
Fri: 9am - 4pm
cao.rmek@gmail.com

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