Legal Research

Toronto: From 43 Bylaws to One

By Connie Crosby

The City of Toronto currently operates under 43 bylaws inherited from the various municipalities that were amalgamated to make up the existing City. Work started in 2003 to rework the bylaws, and today they are working towards one proposed draft zoning bylaw.  Public consultations have been taking place, with the last one coming up this Thursday in the North York Civic Centre Council Chamber. A report on the public consultation will be made at the November 4th Planning and Growth Management Committee meeting. As well, over 500 stakeholder groups have been identified. They hope for completion and adoption of the new zoning bylaw in Winter 2010.

Read more about the Zoning Bylaw Project on the City of Toronto website. Included on the site is an interactive zoning bylaw map.

Full post as published by Slaw.ca on September 21, 2009 (boomark / email).