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Certificate of Insurance Municipal Licensing and Standards Road Allowance Permits

Published by City of Toronto

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Type
Guide
Published by
City of Toronto
Date
2020-12
Also called
Certificate of Insurance
Form reference
17-0232
For
any
Building types
All building types
Pages
2
Agencies
Municipal Licensing and Standards
Submit to
MLSRoadallowance@toronto.ca

Overview

Toronto's Certificate of Insurance, form 17-0232, from Municipal Licensing and Standards, Road Allowance Permits, in a two-page fillable layout dated 2020-12. The insurer or its representative fills it in with the insured's details, the operations covered, a permit number and the Commercial General Liability policy details, shown against a $2,000,000 minimum limit. Provisions on endorsements and additional insured status, a cancellation notice address and a certification block follow. The City's temporary sign pages link it for A-frame, portable, mobile and development signs.

What it covers

  • Certificate of Insurance
  • Commercial General Liability
  • Provisions of Amendments or Endorsements of Listed Policy(ies)
  • Certification
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