Business, Building and Development

Find all your Norfolk County application, license, and permit needs in one place, whether you're starting a business, renovating your home, or planning an event.

Explore Norfolk's five-step process for community groups looking to start a new initiative or project on County land, within the County (such as a study), or that may require County resources.  

An encroachment agreement is a legal and binding agreement between the County and a property owner whose property abuts the municipal property. 

Learn more about the services Norfolk's Community Development Division delivers and how it is helping shape the County's future. 

Your Gateway to Opportunities in Norfolk County.

Learn more about hosting your special event or activities on Norfolk County's streets, sidewalks, parks, or other public spaces.

All film, television, and media production activity in Norfolk County must be reported to and coordinated through Norfolk's Film Liaison Office. 

Discover how Norfolk County supports local organizations through various grant programs that foster community initiatives and services.

Norfolk County's maps allow you to explore the County using interactive online maps, downloadable PDF maps, and access to open data.

Find surplus Norfolk County items online at GovDeals. 

The Planning Department is responsible for current Development Approvals under the Planning Act and long-range Land-Use Planning policy implementation and projects.

Resources for vendors to review, register, download, and submit bids for various procurement opportunities online. 

Norfolk County provides several advertising opportunities throughout our County facilities.

Norfolk County will dispose of land declared surplus by Council. Surplus property will be appraised and sold at fair market value.

Zoning By-Laws control land use by stating how the public can use land, the types of buildings and structures permitted, where they can be located, etc.