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Consent of the Owner or Landlord

Published by City of Hamilton under Temporary Outdoor Patio Program

Alias
Consent of the Owner or Landlord Form
Applies to
owner
Signatories
owner · landlord

The private-property consent in the City of Hamilton's temporary outdoor patio program, used where the applicant for an outdoor dining district is a tenant rather than the owner — the counterpart to the business improvement area endorsement used for a patio in an on-street parking space. The owner or landlord identifies the land in the application, states the ability to grant permission for its use, and certifies that permission has been granted for a temporary outdoor dining patio in the summer or fall of 2020.

What it covers

  • Owner/Landlord Contact Information
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Publisher
City of Hamilton
Category
Inspections
Published under
Temporary Outdoor Patio Program — the municipality's own heading
Covers note
A single consent statement on one page; the only titled block below it is the owner or landlord's contact information.
Tags
consentlandlord-consenttemporary-patiooutdoor-diningtenant
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