- Alias
- Declaration of Use and Screening Form
- Form ref
- Rental Housing Protection By-law No. 24-109
- Submit to
- planningapps@hamilton.ca
- Applies to
- owner
The City of Hamilton Planning and Economic Development department's screening form for proposals to demolish rental housing or convert it to condominium tenure. It states its purpose as confirming whether the Rental Housing Protection By-law 24-109 applies and screening for a section 99.1 permit under the Municipal Act. Yes/no questions cover dwelling and rental unit counts, condominium and life-lease tenure, interior renovations by bedroom type, and consent to sever under section 53 of the Planning Act, closing with the by-law's definitions of conversion, co-ownership, demolition and rental unit.
What it covers
- 1. Project Information
- 2. Property Owner Information
- A. Dwelling Information
- B. Building Tenure
- C. Proposed Changes
- D. Information Regarding Interior Renovations or Alterations
- E. Application for a Consent to Sever Under Section 53 of the Planning Act
- 3. Declaration Section
- Definitions
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- Publisher
- City of Hamilton
- Category
- Declarations
- Published under
- Rental Housing Protection — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- City of Hamilton Planning and Economic Development
- Work types
- demolition · conversion · interior renovation
- Instruments
- Rental Housing Protection By-law No. 24-109 · Municipal Act, section 99.1 · Planning Act, section 53 · City of Hamilton Zoning By-law 05-200
- Signatories
- property owner
- Required for
- Screening a rental housing demolition or conversion proposal
- Document date
- January 2026
- Building types
- residential rental
- Tags
declarationrental-housingdemolitionconversionby-law