Municipal Numbering of a Property

Revised addressing may be required when severance of property is needed through:

• Committee of Adjustment consent
• Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) or Local Planning Approval Tribunal (LPAT) order
• Part lot control exemption application
• Subdivision application
• Whole lots

It also may be required due to:

• Amalgamation of properties for construction of a new commercial or residential development
• Development of site as condominium
• New construction results in an additional building or entrance on the property requiring a separate address
• New construction results in main entrance to building being on a different street (corner lot)
• Property currently unaddressed

Different address wanted for other reasons

Municipal Numbering Application Form

In addition to the application form, there are plan requirements for different application types:

Severance

Committee of Adjustment Consent or Ontario Municipal Board Order

This application requires a Deposited Reference Plan showing the new parcels. Plan must specify the PART number that will comprise each of the new parcels. If the property is flanked by a second street, a ground floor plan showing the entrances of the new houses is also required.

Part Lot Control Exemption Application

This application requires a Deposited Reference Plan or final draft version of Reference Plan showing the new parcels. Also a site plan and ground floor plan showing the entrances of the new houses are also required.

Subdivision

This application requires a Registered Plan of Subdivision or final draft version of the Plan of Subdivision. Also a site plan and ground floor plan showing the entrances of the new houses are also required.

Addressing of Whole Lots

This application requires a new or recent plan of survey. If a second street flanks the property, a ground floor plan showing the entrances of the new houses is also required.

Amalgamation of Properties for Construction of a New Commercial or Residential Development

This application requires a new or recent plan of survey. Also a site plan and ground floor plan showing the entrances of the new buildings are also required.

New Construction Results in Main Entrance to Building Being on a Different Street (Corner Lot)

This application requires a ground floor plan showing the entrance of the new building.

Property Currently Unaddressed

New or Recent Plan of Survey

If the property is flanked by a second street, a ground floor plan showing the entrance of the new building is also required.

Different Address Wanted for Other Reasons

Contact municipal addressing staff for assistance.

In connection with land severance/consolidation, rezoning application, development review or building permit application, the service charge for the processing of the application is $158.94, plus HST, for the first address and $40.10, plus HST, for each additional address. Applications for changing a municipal number are subject to a service charge for the processing of the application of $406.06, plus HST, for each number. Applications should be submitted without fee. Municipal addressing staff will advise applicant of the fee. (Fees as of January 1, 2018).