Residential Front Yard & Boulevard Parking
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To appeal a refused off-street parking permit for residential front yard and boulevard parking, fill out an appeal application and submit to the Off Street Parking office.
Before you buy a property you may wish to ensure that any existing front yard parking facility is properly licensed. Note that the license does not follow the property, but that a new property owner will need to apply to have the license agreement transferred.
Please note that disabled front yard parking licenses are not transferable to a new property owner. Please contact the appropriate district office for further information.
While every effort is made to keep the information accurate and up-to-date, the City of Toronto is not responsible for discrepancies between information posted here and claims of or by individuals or representatives involved in the sale and/or purchase of a property. This information is not a substitute for the requirement of a legal enquiry respecting the purchase and/or sale of a property as per 918-15 A (5) of the City of Toronto Municipal Code.
If you have any questions about a particular address, please contact the Off Street Parking office. Also note that an official letter with property information, which may be required to complement an offer of purchase and sale, may be requested in writing. The fee for such a request is $120.75, which can be submitted by a cheque payable to “Treasurer, City of Toronto.”
A list of locations licensed for residential off-street parking can be found in the Street-Index.
Off street parking payment option is available online.
