Right of Way Permits

New and existing driveway construction requires a right-of-way permit and must comply with the current Driveway Standards. An existing curb cut width may be maintained where the existing curb is deemed to be proper, at the discretion of the Town Engineer. 

Standard driveway drawings can be found on the Town of LaSalle Standard Drawings Page.

Requirements and additional information regarding infilling a ditch can be found on our Infilling a Ditch webpage. 

Right-of-Way permits are required for servicing work that is completed on Town property. Applicants must submit a lot grading sheet or site servicing plan for Town review. Additional information and specific requirements are included in the Town of LaSalle Development Manual.

A Right-of-Way permit is required for any landscaping or other personal property to be placed on Town property. Applicants will need to describe the nature of the encroachment and its location. Photos and/or sketches may also be required to assist in the review process.

The Town of LaSalle requires that utility companies must obtain a Right-of-Way permit to perform any work on Town property. As part of the permit application a drawing of the proposed utility must be submitted for Town review. Requirements on the drawing include;

• The proposed location and/or running line of the proposed utility
• The location of all existing utilities
• Dimensions from the proposed utility to existing utilities and the back of curb/edge of the road
• Traffic control measures as required

To obtain as-built information to include on your application please contact the Public Works Department.

A Right-of-Way permit may be submitted to request the use of Town property to gain access to private property. Applicants will need to describe the area of Town property they would like to use and what they would like to use it for (equipment access, etc.). A sketch or drawing will also be required to illustrate the proposed access plan.

If use of the property is allowed, the Town may include restrictions or additional requirements as deemed necessary by the Town Engineer. 

A Right-of-Way Permit is required for any traffic control activities in the Town. Applicants must submit their traffic control plan for review a minimum of 48 hours prior to the start of work. Traffic control plans must comply with Ontario Traffic Manual Book 7.