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The Toronto By-law states that you must obtain a Driveway Permit and you must only hire a paving contractor licensed to work in the City of Toronto. The process for obtaining a permit varies depending upon which part of the City you reside. What dictates an acceptable driveway also varies depending upon where you live.

The public right-of-way, also known as municipal road allowance, refers to a piece of City-owned land. It includes the roadways, sidewalks and a section of land used for utility services (e.g. electrical equipment, water mains, gas lines and telecommunication cables).

If you plan to undertake any landscaping work within the public right of way (the area beyond your property line), you need a Landscaping Permit prior to starting work.

Transportation Services plans, constructs and manages the transportation infrastructure within the public right-of-way, including the public realm, sidewalks and roads.

The Toronto By-law states that you must obtain a Driveway Permit and you must only hire a paving contractor licensed to work in the City of Toronto. The process for obtaining a permit varies depending upon which part of the City you reside. What dictates an acceptable driveway also varies depending upon where you live.

A building permit takes, 5 to 20 days depending on its class & size determination. Providing meets zoning requirements & submitted drawings provide all the necessary information. 5 days ? Residential fast track, maximum 100 m2 (1076 sq.. ft.)

Overview. Right-of-way refers to the City-owned portion of a piece of land. It is very often wider than the road and sidewalks that may abut your property and can extend to a considerable extent onto your property.