MarkhamPlanning ApplicationsPart Lot Control
ePLAN Quick Reference – Deeming By-law Application
Published by City of Markham
This is the City of Markham’s document, as published on its website on 18 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- City of Markham
- Date
- Mar 2025
- Also called
- DEEM ePLAN Quick Reference Guide
- For
- owner
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 3
Overview
The City of Markham's ePLAN quick reference for a Deeming By-law (DEEM) application, which merges lots or parts of lots on a registered plan of subdivision by deeming them not part of the plan, for subdivisions registered at least eight years, in a 2 to 3 month process. Dated March 2025, it walks through the ePLAN steps from disclosure and owner information to document upload and fee payment after counter review by email, and lists the reference plan, registered plan, cover letter, surveyor's certificate and application form.
What it covers
- When is a Deeming By-law Application Required?
- Submitting an Application
- Apply for a New Application
- Detailed Information of New Application
- Agree to the Disclosure Fields
- Search Location Address
- Owner Information
- Folder Description
- Additional Information
- Document Upload
- Application Fee Payment
- Submission Requirements
- Drawings
- Documents
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