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Toronto lists decks more than 60 cm above ground as permit-required. An uncovered platform at or below 60 cm may not require a building permit if it is not part of a required exit and it complies with zoning. Property-specific zoning still needs verification.
Toronto lists decks more than 60 cm (24 in) above ground as requiring a building permit.
Setbacks and placement depend on the applicable zoning rules for the lot.
Toronto asks for footing, beam/column, stair, guard and site-plan information for deck/porch permit applications.
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Toronto lists decks more than 60 cm (24 in) above ground as requiring a building permit.
Setbacks and placement depend on the applicable zoning rules for the lot.
Toronto asks for footing, beam/column, stair, guard and site-plan information for deck/porch permit applications.
Additional constraints may apply and should not be assumed from a generic city page.
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