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Orders
4 posts on orders.
Snow and ice on the sidewalk: who Toronto says has to clear it
Toronto expanded City sidewalk clearing, but owners still have rules to follow. Here's what the City says about timelines, fines, and what a pile of complaints means for a building.
Read the post →Order to Comply: what it means when Toronto issues one
An Order to Comply is the City of Toronto telling a property owner: fix these specific problems by this date. Here's what triggers one, what happens if it's ignored, and how to check any address.
Read the post →Bylaw investigations: the paper trail before an order
Every 311 complaint about a property can become a bylaw investigation — and the record is public. Here's how investigations work, how they escalate into orders, and what a long complaint history tells you.
Read the post →What an open work order means when you're buying
An open order or violation is the City telling an owner to fix something. Unlike a permit, it's a flag — here's what the common ones mean and who inherits them.
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