Permit Library › Other GTA municipalities › Region of Durham › Regional roads
Region of Durham Entranceway Permit
Entranceway permit for access to regional roads. Culverts and curb cuts are usually installed by the Region at the owner's cost, and other work in the right-of-way needs a separate Road Occupancy Permit [DUR].
You need it when: Building a new or changing an existing (temporary or permanent) entrance onto a Durham regional road.
Why it's needed
- Controls access to regional roads [DUR].
When to apply
- Allow up to 20 business days [DUR].
Review time
Plan for about 20 business days. [DUR]
Documents for a complete application
- Online application with a sketch of the entrance [DUR]
How to submit
- Online, 311, or entrancepermits@durham.ca [DUR].
Fees
No permit fee; the owner pays for Region-installed culverts and curb cuts [DUR].
Official pages
Track Region of Durham Entranceway Permit free.
Track this permit freeDeadlines in business days, email alerts before decisions are due, and your whole team in one place.
Sources are marked in the text: [TO] toronto.ca pages, [Guide] general industry guidance, [Plan] permit planning practice. Confirm on the official page before applying.