The City administers a number of different permits, licenses, and forms for residents and businesses.
Building Development
Zoning map information.
When navigating the zoning map, select the “Zoning Bylaw” option in the legend on the right-hand side to view zoning information.
Permits
*View the regulations and requirements for an outdoor fire pit.
Temporary Road Closure - Parade & Block Party Permit
Licenses
Business License Application - with a civic business premise
Business License Application - without a business premise
Forms
Access to Information Request Application Form
Damage or Loss Protocol Policy
Community Sport Facility Grant
Special Needs Transit Application
Business Incentive Application
Residential Growth Incentive Application
City of Melfort - Baseball Diamond Booking Request Form
Reduced Rate Facility Usage - Sporting Events - Application
Facility Reduced Rate Request Application
Tax Installment Payment Program (TIPPS) - Application Form
Tax Installment Payment Program (TIPPS) - Withdrawal Form
Tax Installment Payment Program (TIPPS) - Bank Account Change Form
Utility Pre-authorized Payment Application Form
Utility Pre-authorized Payment Withdrawal Form
Utility Pre-authorized Payment Bank Account Change Form
Expression of Interest Document
If you are not able to find the permit, license or form you are looking for, or you have any questions, please contact City Hall.
Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Effective July 1, 2022, both carbon monoxide (CO) and smoke alarms are required in all buildings in Saskatchewan which contain a residential occupancy.
On May 5, 2026, the Minister of Government Relations introduced Henry’s Law, an amendment to the National Building Code. This amendment requires all residential suites in Saskatchewan, regardless of their location in the building, to have a carbon monoxide (CO) alarm installed.
The enhanced regulations are named in honour of Henry Losco, who passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning in Regina in December 2025. Henry’s Law will require CO alarms in all multi-unit residential buildings consisting of apartments, condominiums, houses with secondary suites and all other buildings with multiple residential suites by November 1, 2026, regardless of when the building was initially built or last renovated.
- Click here for further information.
- Click here for Multi-Unit Residential Buildings requirements.
- Click here for Alternative Family Care Homes, Family Child Care Homes and Caregiver Homes Approved for Children in the Care of the Ministry of Social Services.
Please be advised that City Building Officials and the Melfort Fire Department are allowed to enforce this legislation during normal duties or routine inspections.
Want an inspection to make sure you are up to code? Contact us at: (306) 752-5911