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Quick Reference – Deeming By-law Application

Published by City of Markham

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of Markham
Date: June 2023
Also called: Deeming By-law
For: any
Building types: All building types
Pages: 4

Overview

The City of Markham's ePLAN Quick Reference for a Deeming By-law (DEEM) application, from Planning & Urban Design, June 2023. It explains that a deeming by-law merges lots or parts of lots on a registered plan of subdivision registered at least eight years earlier, notes a two-to-three-month process, and steps through the ePLAN application, document upload and fee payment, which for this application runs by email with Counter Staff. It lists the reference plan, registered plan, surveyor's certificate, cover letter 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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