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Tiny house in Mont-Laurier: bylaw and permit
In Mont-Laurier (MRC d'Antoine-Labelle, Laurentides), building is governed by Règlement de zonage 134 (refonte administrative). We found no minimum tiny-house floor area in the documents read. Source read (consulté 2026-09-28); not legal advice: the town's planning department decides.
What we did not find
- Primary residence : Not found in the documents read
- Accessory dwelling : Not found in the documents read
- Floor area : Not found in the documents read
- Other criteria : Not found in the documents read
Note. Aucune disposition « mini-maison » dans le texte du règlement.
Source
Bylaw : Règlement de zonage 134 (refonte administrative)
Document read : www.villemontlaurier.qc.ca —
Frequently asked questions
Is there a tiny-house bylaw in Mont-Laurier?
The applicable bylaw is Règlement de zonage 134 (refonte administrative). We found no provision specific to tiny houses.
What is the minimum floor area of a tiny house in Mont-Laurier?
We found no minimum tiny-house floor area in the documents read. Confirm with the planning department: it depends on the zone of the lot.
Do I need a permit for a tiny house in Mont-Laurier?
Yes, in general: to build a dwelling, the municipality issues a permit under its zoning and building bylaws (LAU s. 119 and 120). The main page details the conditions.
See also: Building permit for a tiny house in Quebec · the free guide: where to build.
A survey of public documents at the date shown: bylaws change; not legal advice.