North Battleford issues $16.7M in building permits through June

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The value of residential alteration and repair permits more than doubled from $421,000, despite the city issuing two fewer than in the corresponding quarter of 2025. Last year’s residential total also included two new dwellings, two basement suites and five garages.

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Industrial permits helped offset some of the decline in other categories. Two permits carried a combined value of $1.94 million, up from $797,500 across three permits a year earlier.

An industrial alteration valued at $1.59 million accounted for most of this year’s total. The remaining $351,000 came from a new industrial permit.

Commercial permit values were largely unchanged, with six permits worth $2.34 million compared with seven valued at $2.39 million a year earlier.

No institutional permits were issued during the latest quarter, while the same period in 2025 included one institutional alteration and repair permit valued at $2.1 million.

The city also issued six sign permits and six demolition or removal permits worth a combined $404,400. A year earlier, four such permits carried a total value of $54,000.

Through the end of June, North Battleford had issued 47 building permits worth $16.69 million. That included 20 permits worth $10.08 million in the first quarter, when 10 commercial alteration permits accounted for approximately $9.85 million.

Separate planning figures show the city made 21 development decisions during the second quarter, with none denied. Approvals included a multiple-unit dwelling at 1102 98th St., two restaurant developments along 15th Avenue, a health-care clinic at 1101 101st St. and a retail addition and garden centre on Railway Avenue East.

Looking ahead, the department plans to extend utilities along Buhler Avenue for an 80-unit apartment building and complete drainage improvements and paving in Parsons Industrial Park.

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Kenneth.Cheung@pattisonmedia.com