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Non-Residential "Full" Building Permit
City of Toronto: Toronto Building · version August 25, 2021, Rev. 2
Cover letter including
| 1 | Brief description of proposed work |
| 1 | Contents of the submission |
| 1 | Note: in the cover letter, include the file reference number of the submitted related building permit application |
Application forms
| 2 | Application For a Permit to Construct or Demolish Form |
| 3 | Commitment to General Reviews – By Architect and Engineers Form |
| 4 | Tree Declaration Form |
| 5 | Vibration Control Declaration Form, including zone of influence map, pre-construction survey and monitoring program |
| 6 | Municipal Road Damage Deposit Form. The form and payment are not required if Site Plan approval is required. Where Site Plan Approval is not required, a Municipal Damage Deposit Form is required for intake of the Building permit. (MRDD fees may be payable to Transportation Services; such payment will not hold up intake of the Building permit application.) |
| 7 | Green Roof Declaration Form |
| 8 | City Planning Green Roof Statistics Sheet |
| 9 | Ontario Building Code Supplementary Standard SB-10 Project Information Plan |
| 10 | Fees. Upon submitting all required forms and documents, the City sends a submission status letter indicating any deficiencies or, if complete, the required fees. All fees must be paid before the application is processed and review commences. (Applicants can send permit fee calculations to their Toronto Building contact for review in advance to expedite the fees; final fee confirmation depends on the final design submitted.) |
Plans and drawings
| 11 | Survey Plan or Pre-construction Survey, including property easements as applicable |
| 12 | Architectural Drawings including: Toronto Green Standard Statistics Template and Checklists |
| 13 | Context Plan |
| 14 | Site Plans Drawing, including:
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| 21 | Floor Plans Drawings |
| 22 | Roof Plans Drawings |
| 23 | Elevations Drawings |
| 24 | Sections Drawings |
| 25 | Ontario Building Code Matrix |
| 26 | Grading Plans |
| 27 | Site Servicing Plan |
| 28 | Structural Drawings |
| 29 | Electrical Drawings |
| 30 | Mechanical Drawings |
| 31 | Construction Details and Notes Drawings |
| 32 | Sprinkler Layout Plan |
| 33 | Shoring Drawings (as required) |
Technical supporting information
| 34 | Vibration Control and Zone of Influence Report |
| 35 | Construction Noise & Vibration Monitoring Plan |
| 36 | Construction Noise & Vibration Assessment Report |
| 37 | Design Calculations |
| 38 | Building Code Compliance Report |
| 39 | Geotechnical Engineering Report: includes all report updates; additional letters from the geotechnical engineer must be included |
Notes
| 40 | Property Owner Consent: Private Property Tie-back Agreements or Authorizations (as required for tie-backs into adjacent private properties) |
| 41 | Property Owner Consent: Tie-back & Piling Agreement with City Transportation Services (as required for tie-backs within the ROW) |
| 42 | A Green Roof Inspection Report Checklist will be required at final inspection. |
| 43 | Separate Alternative Solution Permit to be provided with the Building Application (if required). |
| 44 | This Permit Application Checklist should be read in conjunction with the Permit Application Checklist – General Notes. |
Submission requirements for building permit application are governed by Article 3 of Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 363. This checklist identifies the scope of information typically required to support processing of this type of application in accordance with Chapter 363. Nevertheless, it is the responsibility of the applicant to consult with the approval authority prior to application submission to confirm the submission requirements for more complex applications. This checklist is not intended to be exhaustive. Other information necessary for the complete review of the building permit submission may be required by the Chief Building Official and in accordance with § 363.
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