Boulevard Cafe Permit Application (Former Toronto) - City of Toronto 2025

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The document is an application form for a Boulevard Cafe Permit in Toronto, detailing the necessary information and requirements for restaurant owners to apply for outdoor café operations. It includes sections for personal and business details, proposed dimensions, and specific requests such as barbeque or awning usage. The application requires submission of various documents including a business license, insurance certificate, sketches of the café layout, and payment of a non-refundable fee. Additionally, it outlines conditions for approval and operational guidelines.

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Begin by entering the Operating Name for your restaurant, followed by the File Number and Address. Ensure that you include the Postal Code and Restaurant Telephone Numbers.
Fill in the Name of Contact (Owner) with appropriate titles (Mr., Mrs., Miss, Ms.) and provide their First and Last Name.
Specify the Proposed Dimensions of your café area in meters, along with the Name of Corporation or Business and its Municipal Licensing & Standards Business Licence Number.
Indicate whether you are applying for a barbeque, awning, or heater within the boulevard café by selecting 'Yes' or 'No' as applicable.
Detail the type of fence you plan to use for enclosing your café area, ensuring compliance with height restrictions.
Attach all required documents including sketches, photographs, insurance certificates, and any necessary permits as outlined in the checklist section.
Review your application thoroughly before signing and dating it at the bottom of the form.

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How to check building permit status in Toronto?

Checking Application Status for the City of Toronto Visit the official City of Toronto website. Navigate to the building permit section. Input your permit number or property address. View the status and any additional notes or requirements.

How long does it take to get a permit from the city of Toronto?

Complete applications are reviewed within 20 business days for large buildings and 30 business days for complex buildings.

Do city of Toronto building permits expire?

Building permits are valid for the duration of construction provided construction is on-going. Where work has not started or has stopped, the permit is valid for up to 6 months (as per the Ontario Building Code). However, a Building Inspector may decide to provide you with an extension to your permit.

Do Ontario building permits expire?

How long is my permit valid? You have six months after the permit is issued to start construction. Once construction commences, the permit will not expire, although, it can still be revoked as per section 8 of the Building Code Act if construction discontinues for more than one year.

What happens if you never close out a building permit?

What is the worst that can happen? If open and/or expired permits exist and are not closed prior to closing, these permits become the responsibility of the new homeowner. The new owner will be responsible for paying all fees and/or fines and will be forced to complete the pending work.