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What are Alberta's four major building codes

National building code Alberta 2019 edition



National energy code of Canada for buildings 2017



National fire code Alberta 2019 edition



National plumbing code Canada 2020

National building code #9 - housing in small buildings

Outlines everything for residential and commercial properties less than three stories with an area under 600 square meters

Development permit

Confirms that a property use complies with the municipality land use plan and the associated land use bylaws which include:


Maximum building Heights


Permitted building location


Property use

Building permits

To confirm that buildings comply with applicable building codes



Construction new buildings


Change the use of a building


Secondary suites


Significant altering existing building


What is needed for an application for a building permit

An approved development permit is required

What does a building permit address

Building durability


Electrical systems


Plumbing


Energy efficiency


Occupant safety

What is an occupancy permit

Verify building is safe for occupancy and meets all code requirements

Immediate industry changes in building systems

Fire code changes or elevator sensors must happen immediately as they are safety issues

Not immediate changes in building systems

Wait till system is needing to be upgraded such as HVAC or insulation

Legacy status

Existing building typically get Legacy status if there are no alterations, it doesn't have to be brought up to the current code

Phasing out

New systems must be compliant

Grace periods

To allow properties to comply with provincial and federal legislation