
Who’s in Charge of Building Standards on Reserve?
When a homeowner in Barrie builds a deck, a contractor in Collingwood puts up a new commercial unit, or a developer in Bracebridge breaks ground on a subdivision, there is a clear chain of oversight. Plans are reviewed. Permits are issued. Inspectors show up at every critical stage. If something is wrong, work stops. That...
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