City of Toronto · Intake worksheet

Toronto occupied-property project intake checklist

The facts a reviewer needs before saying whether Toronto's demolition/conversion rules (Ch. 667), the rental renovation licence, or an N13 route applies, and what each would require. Cohort counts, not names. Unknowns are listed, not filled in.

Project

Project typedemolition / conversion / renovation / repair

Rental units affected (count)

Total dwelling units in the buildingCh. 667 demolition/conversion threshold (6+, verify)

Vacant possession required?yes / no / partly

Application

Permit application date (or planned)

Permit stagepre-application / building permit / issued

City file number, if any

Toronto layers

Rental renovation licence applied for?yes / no / not needed (verify)

Tenant assistance plan prepared?yes / no / not needed

RentSafeTO building?3+ storeys and 10+ units

Tenant cohort (counts only)

Households in occupied units

Longest current tenancy (years)

Households that have asked for accommodation (count)no names or details

Tenants informed of the project?yes / no / partly

Intake summary

Project type: Unknown
Rental units affected (count): Unknown
Total dwelling units in the building: Unknown
Vacant possession required?: Unknown
Permit application date (or planned): Unknown
Permit stage: Unknown
City file number, if any: Unknown
Rental renovation licence applied for?: Unknown
Tenant assistance plan prepared?: Unknown
RentSafeTO building?: Unknown
Households in occupied units: Unknown
Longest current tenancy (years): Unknown
Households that have asked for accommodation (count): Unknown
Tenants informed of the project?: Unknown

14 unknowns. Applicability of Ch. 667, the renovation licence and the N13 route is a reviewer's call; no compensation figure is produced here.

Sources

Toronto rental renovation licence (Ch. 667 amendments) for N13 renovations, with tenant accommodation or compensation and moving allowance — page not readable to an automated fetch; verify effective date and terms