Section P: Relevant City of Toronto Municipal Code By-laws, Guidelines and Processes

	Relevant City of Toronto Municipal Code By-laws, Guidelines and Processes
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Relevant City of Toronto Municipal Code By-laws, Guidelines and Processes

You can find information on all City of Toronto by-laws in the City of Toronto Municipal Code.

Some of the by-laws that are especially relevant to the ongoing operations of your BIA relate to:

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• Filming (Municipal Code, Chapter 459) (PDF)



• Further guidelines for filming on streets under the jurisdiction of the City of Toronto can be found at the Toronto Film and Television Office.



• Graffiti (Municipal Code, Chapter 485) (PDF)



• Holiday Shopping (Municipal Code, Chapter 510) (PDF)



• Littering and Dumping of Refuse (Municipal Code, Chapter 548) (PDF)



• Noise (Municipal Code, Chapter 591) (PDF)



• Signs (Municipal Code, Chapter 693 - See Article 18 for guidelines on portable and A-frame signs.) (PDF)



• Property Standards (Municipal Code, Chapter 629) (PDF)



• Snow and Ice Removal (Municipal Code, Chapter 719) (PDF)



• Healthier Street Food (Municipal Code, Chapter 738) (PDF)



• Use of Streets and Sidewalks (Municipal Code, Chapter 743) (PDF)



• Trees (Municipal Code, Chapter 813) (PDF)



• Commercial Properties Waste Collection (Municipal Code, Chapter 841) (PDF)



• Signs - By-law 196-2010 (Municipal Code, Chapter 694) (PDF)

City-wide Graffiti Team

The City of Toronto also runs the Graffiti Abatement Program. City staff will remove graffiti on City-owned buildings, overpasses, bridges, and public parks. To report graffiti on these properties, or those owned by City agencies, utility companies and other public bodies, please consult the following list:

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