Building Additions/Alterations — revision 03
646 COLLEGE ST, TorontoPermit details
- Application
- 24 216564 BLD rev 03
- Address
- 646 COLLEGE ST, Toronto (M6G)
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- Work
- Interior Alterations
- Structure
- Multiple Unit Building
- Status
- Application Acceptable
- Applied
- 2026-08-24
- Issued
- —
- Declared value
- $250,000
- Current use
- Mixed Use
- Proposed use
- Mixed Use
- Builder
- Owner-filed
Scope of work (as filed)
Revision No. 3: Propsoed Office on third floorRevision 02 - Proposed interior alterations to 3rd-floor change of use from residential to commerical (Office)----------------------------------------------------------Revision 01 - Revision to third-floor layout demolition.----------------------------------------------------------Proposed interior alterations to residential unit, removing some interior partitions for future renovations. Preparation and sanitary facilities to be maintained for dwelling unit. Interior alterations to replace partitions to be applied for at a later date.
Inferred opportunity scopes
DemolitionResidential alterationsCommercial interiorsDerived by rules from the permit text — an opportunity signal, not a statement that these packages are open or being bid.
Same application (4)
| Permit | Applied | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Building Additions/Alterations rev 00 Interior Alterations |
2024-09-23 | Permit Issued |
| Building Additions/Alterations rev 01 Interior Alterations |
2025-08-07 | Revision Issued |
| Plumbing(PS) rev 00 Building Permit Related(PS) |
2026-08-24 | Application Acceptable |
| Mechanical(MS) rev 00 Building Permit Related(MS) |
2026-08-24 | Application Acceptable |
Revisions and plumbing/mechanical/drain permits filed under the same application number.
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