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Foggy
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Hey guys,

Would I need a permit to shoot an engagement session at the Unionville historical building areas /Too good ponds near Hwy 7 and main st?

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If no one really knows the answer here, try giving them a call and if no permit is required, get it in writing (email) just to be safe.
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$103.50+HST :(

http://www.markham.ca/Markham/aspc/video/wedding/weddingservice.asp#photography
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Thanks for the info. With the weather being so crappy these days - getting a permit for the reserved 2 hours and not raining, I may actually have better odds at a decent lottery winning :wink:
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I have shot many engagements there and so have friends of mine and we never had to get a permit. It would be a different story if it is for a wedding though. The permit seems to be strictly for a wedding since it would be a bigger ordeal with the wedding party.
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