Designer requirements

• The qualified designer's name
• The qualified designer’s registration number
• The qualification identification number of the qualified designer (Building Code Identification Number: BCIN)
• The qualified designer's signature
• The stamp or statement that the qualified designer has reviewed and taken responsibility for the design activities
• Tents must be designed to support all anticipated loads as prescribed in the Building Code

Drawing requirements

• Site Plan or survey showing the temporary tent location including the setbacks from the tent to the property lines, other tents and buildings located on the property.
• Access route for fire fighting (easily accessible for emergency personnel).
• Tent floor plan including (but not limited to):
• Aisle widths, proposed floor layout, occupant load, aisle widths, exit locations, fire extinguisher locations, bleachers, sidewalks, sanitary facilities

• Structural and fire protection design specification of the tent including:
• Underwriters Laboratories Canada (CAN/ULC) fire resistance or flame spread rating for the tent material
• Installation specifications for the tent
• Structural specifications to support snow loads for tents intended to be installed between November 15 and April 15

Additional requirements

• Application for a Permit to Construct or Demolish (PDF)
• Schedule 1 Designer Information Form (if applicable) (PDF)
• Commonly Used Applicable Laws & Building Permits (PDF)
• Building Permit Applicant Authorization Form (PDF)
• Owner's Letter of Undertaking Respecting General Review (PDF)
• General Review Commitment Form (PDF)
• Land and Building Use Declaration (PDF)
• Any other documents that are important for the project