You must provide evidence either of ownership of the property in question, or of leasehold or other access rights needed to complete your project. This could be, for example, a copy of a deed or a lease agreement.

You also must provide evidence that you have the necessary access rights for your project. These include rights relating to:

• provincial Crown lands (i.e., applicant of record)
• federal Crown lands (i.e., priority permit)
• permissions from Band councils with respect to reserve land or special reserves as defined by the Indian Act (Canada), where applicable.

Access rights relating to a project are defined as follows:

either title to or rights of access to the location of a project, sufficient to build, operate and maintain the project, enforceable for the term of the FIT contract. The contractual rights may include a lease, option, letter of intent, memorandum or understanding or other grant conditional only on:

(i) the applicant entering into the FIT contract, and

(ii) the supplier under the FIT contract being issue a notice to proceed.