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Chapter 743, Streets and Sidewalks, Use Of

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Type
By-law
Published by
City of Toronto
Date
October 9, 2025
Also called
Chapter 743
For
contractor
Building types
All building types
Pages
102
Instruments
City of Toronto Act, 2006

Overview

The consolidated chapter of the Toronto Municipal Code that governs use of the City's streets and sidewalks. Its twelve articles run from terminology through prohibited or regulated activities — event ticket sales, publication dispensing boxes, road damage deposits, location certificates, utility cut permit conditions, street events, canopies and awnings, boulevard parking, banners and temporary street occupations — then street work and municipal consent, the road disruption activity reporting system, encroachments, boulevard maintenance, sidewalks, walkways and driveways, remedial action, appeals, fees and enforcement.

What it covers

  • Article I Terminology
  • Article II Prohibited or Regulated Activities
  • Article III Street Work
  • Article III.1 RODARS
  • Article IV Encroachments in Streets
  • Article V Maintaining Boulevards
  • Article VI Sidewalks
  • Article VII Constructing Walkways and Driveways
  • Article VIII Municipal Remedial Action
  • Article IX Appeals
  • Article X Fees
  • Article XI Administration and Enforcement
  • Article XII Access to Social Infrastructure
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