Online Payments

You will be asked for your ROLL NUMBER when entering payment information for your taxes. This can be found on your tax notice.

(Click here to see the example in a PDF version)

BUSINESS LICENSE (New Application) 

1.   Apply for your Business License here.

• Review Town of Hinton Business License Bylaw 1126 here, or use the chart above, to determine license amount

2.   Pay for your Business License here (option pay)

• Enter your card information
• On the option pay site, use the dropdown menu to select license/application
• Enter the cost of the license in payment card amount
• In the comment section, enter your business name so we can connect your form to your payment
• Submit payment, and retain confirmation number.

3.  Once we receive your application and payment we will email you a copy of your business       license and receipt.

Received Invoice

In order to make a payment for your business license, please include the CUSTOMER NUMBER. A copy of your reviewed and signed renewal form is required to be submitted to the Town Office in order for your transaction to be completed. For more information on business licensing, please contact Development Services.

If you are applying for a new business, please see our Business Licensing page for more information, or contact our Development Services.

(Click here to see an example bill in a PDF version)

In order to make a payment for an Accounts Receivable- Other, please include the CUSTOMER ID. Please also include a DESCRIPTION of the payment being made in the description box.

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Learn more about animal licenses on this webpage.

Payments May Be Made Following Applying for a Development Permit

Development permit applications may be submitted in advance prior to applying for safety code permit applications. Development must be started and diligently pursued within 12 months of the date of the development permit approval. If Safety Code permits are required, you must apply prior to beginning your project.

You must apply for a development permit for:

Accessory buildings such as garages, sheds and gazebos

New building construction 

Additions or alterations to an existing building

Covered or enclosed decks regardless of height

Uncovered decks over 2 feet high

Demolition of an existing building

Change of use

Home based business

Secondary suites

Signs

Development permits are regulated by Hinton’s Land Use Bylaw. A development permit allows a specific type of use on a parcel of land.

You can use our online mapping system to gather information on your property such as zoning, dimensions and legal address. If you have any questions or require help filling out an application, contact development@hinton.ca or call/visit our offices.

Online payment/fees

Read our fees online or contact Development Services