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Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 918, Parking on Residential Front Yards and Boulevards

Published by City of Toronto under Landscape Construction Permit

Alias
Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 918
Form ref
Municipal Act, 2001
Applies to
homeowner
Instruments
Municipal Act, 2001

Chapter 918 of the Toronto Municipal Code, the City of Toronto's chapter on parking on residential front yards and boulevards, adopted by By-law 680-2006. It sets the boulevard and front yard restrictions, then a long applicability article of grandparenting and named ward and address exceptions, followed by the front yard parking licence: the application, conditions on the parking area, tree planting, downspout disconnection and polling, licensing, the parking plate, renewal, transfer and cancellation, refusal, appeals, maintenance, fees and enforcement.

What it covers

  • Article I General Provisions
  • Article II Restrictions
  • Article III Applicability
  • Article IV Application for a Front Yard Parking Licence
  • Article V Front Yard Parking Licence Issuance
  • Article VI Refusal of an Application
  • Article VII Appeals
  • Article VIII Maintaining Parking Area
  • Article IX Fees
  • Article X Enforcement and Penalties
  • Article XI Transition
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
By-laws
Published under
Landscape Construction Permit — the municipality's own heading
Document date
September 1, 2026
Tags
by-lawmunicipal-codefront-yard-parkingboulevardlicence
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