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Application for a Permit to Construct or Demolish (Form 14-0094)

Published by City of Toronto under First Party Sign Permit

Alias
Application to Construct or Demolish
Submit to
City of Toronto
Applies to
any
Signatories
applicant

The 2015 edition of the application for a permit to construct or demolish, form 14-0094, carried on the City of Toronto's first party sign permit page rather than on its building permit pages. Authorized under subsection 8(1.1) of the Building Code Act, 1992 for use by a principal authority, it takes project information, the purpose of the application from new construction through demolition and conditional permit, applicant, owner and builder details, Tarion Warranty Corporation questions under the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act, the schedules attached, and the applicant's declaration.

What it covers

  • A. Project Information
  • B. Purpose of Application
  • C. Applicant
  • D. Owner
  • E. Builder (optional)
  • F. Tarion Warranty Corporation (Ontario New Home Warranty Program)
  • G. Required Schedules
  • H. Completeness and Compliance with Applicable Law
  • I. Declaration of Applicant
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
Applications · demolition
Published under
First Party Sign Permit — the municipality's own heading
Form ref
subsection 8(1.1) of the Building Code Act, 1992
Work types
new construction · addition · alteration/repair · demolition
Instruments
Building Code Act, 1992 · Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act · Division C, Article 1.3.1.3 of the Building Code
Document date
2015-06
Document date display
June 2015
Tags
applicationbuilding-permitdemolitionpermit-application
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