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41 Dearbourne Ave, Toronto

Everything the City of Toronto has published for this address: 6 building permits, 2011–2017. No company named as builder on any permit here.

6building permits
0development applications
$40kdisclosed value (1 of 6 disclosed)
2017-09-01latest activity

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Timeline (Footing's count)

YearPermitsApplicationsDisclosed value
20172
20163$40,000
20111

Building permits (6)

DatePermitStatusValueBuilderLinks
2017-09-01Renovation (2 rev.)Small Residential Projects · Second Suite (New) · 2 Unit - Semi-detachedClosedn/dRecord · City
2017-03-08Renovation · Plumbing & sprinklers*Plumbing(PS) · Building Permit Related(PS) · 2 Unit - Semi-detachedClosedn/dRecord · City
2016-11-30Renovation · Drains & site services*Drain and Site Service · Building Permit Related (DR) · SFD - Semi-DetachedClosedn/dRecord · City
2016-10-19Renovation · Drains & site services*Drain and Site Service · Back Water Valve (Sewer only) · SFD - DetachedClosedn/dRecord · City
2016-10-03RenovationSmall Residential Projects · Multiple Projects · SFD - Semi-DetachedInspection$40,000Record · City
2011-12-22RenovationSmall Residential Projects · Underpinning · SFD - Semi-DetachedInspectionn/dRecord · City

Permit column: the City's permit type, work and structure type as published. "n/d" = not disclosed: the City left the value blank. "Withheld" = the City named a builder who appears to be a private individual. City links go to the City of Toronto's permit dataset (City of Toronto Open Data).

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Source: City of Toronto Open Data — permits and, where the City publishes one, development applications, loaded nightly. The City of Toronto fills its builder column on only ~5% of permits (mainly new houses). "Not disclosed" means the City left the field blank (or wrote 0 or placeholder text for cost). Coordinates are the City's address point, not a survey of the works. Grouping by address is Footing's join on the normalized street address.