Statutory notices | Public tenders

Statutory notices
The City is required to give notice to the public of intent to pass
by-laws, for a number of actions and to provide other information. City Council determines the type of notice unless specified by legislation. Council adopted the minimum public notice requirements for notice given under certain legislation (City of Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 162, Notice, Public). The notice requirements include posting on the City's website.

	Heritage lands
	View public notices regarding Heritage lands: 7 Austin Terrace (John B. Maclean House) 5 Eireann Quay 104 John Street 2 O'Connor Drive 97 St. George Street (John Downey House) 606 and 608 Yonge Street 610 and 612 Yonge Street 614 Yonge Street 616 Yonge Street 618 Yonge Street

	Notice of sale
	1. View public notices regarding the sale of property City Council has declared surplus to the City's requirements.
	2. View public notices regarding the sale of property City Council has declared surplus to the City's requirements.

	Licensing and Standards Committee Meeting of February 10s, 2010
	The Council of the City of Toronto proposed to amend by possibly adjusting the fares contained in Appendix C to Chapter 545, Licensing, Tariff A, Taxicab Rates and Fares by the inclusion of the Harmonized Sales Tax. View the public notice.

	Toronto and East York Community Council Meeting of February 9, 2010
	The Council of the City of Toronto proposes to pass a by-law to permanently close the portion of the Bonnycastle Street road allowance and the portion of Lake Shore Boulevard East. View the public notice.
	The Council of the City of Toronto proposes to pass a by-law to permanently close the public lane extending southerly from St. Joseph Street at the rear of 616 to 618 Yonge Street. View the public notice.

	Toronto City Council
	Residential Rental Housing Demolition and Conversion Control - Toronto City Council passed By-law No. 885-2007, and adopted Municipal Code Chapter 667, Residential Rental Housing Demolition and Conversion Control, under section 111 of the City of Toronto Act, 2006. View the public notice.