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How to Query Historical Property Information

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  • To show results that are completed, ensure you check "Include inactive"
  • Use the filters to narrow your search, or you may have too many results show on the map
  • You can search by street, address, keyword, File Number, Bylaw Number, or by status and date range within the Search tab.

Click include inactive to see old permits

  • You will be shown your results on the Map tab. You can click a result to see details.
  • You can click on the List tab to see the results in a sortable list.
  • Click on a file number to access folder details, including type of application, completion date, and much more.

Click on link to view result details

 

 

Last updated: November 15, 2024

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