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Building Additions/Alterations — revision 03

30 NASHVILLE AVE, Toronto

Permit details

Application
24 172203 BLD rev 03
Address
30 NASHVILLE AVE, Toronto (M6M)
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Work
Fire Damage
Structure
Industrial
Status
Not Started
Applied
2026-08-26
Issued
Declared value
Current use
Industrial
Proposed use
Industrial
Builder
Owner-filed

Scope of work (as filed)

Rev 03 - revising the roof drain and storm connection inside the building to illuminate the need for site services modification.Rev 02: permit revision for the building due to the civil work related to the upgrade of the on-site storm water management plan.Rev 01 - The private scope of work includes:1. Removal of 3 masonry walls in the polish room area 2. Removal of mezzanine framing bearing on masonry walls above the polish room area3. Removal and replacement of slab on grade in the polish room area4. Change of select proposed window sizes.5. Minor alteration to indoor layout (single interior door to double door). Restoration following fire damage

Same application (7)

PermitAppliedStatus
Plumbing(PS) rev 00
Building Permit Related(PS)
2024-06-28 Inspection
Mechanical(MS) rev 00
Building Permit Related(MS)
2024-06-28 Permit Issued
Building Additions/Alterations rev 00
Fire Damage
2024-06-28 Inspection
Building Additions/Alterations rev 01
Fire Damage
2025-07-08 Revision Issued
Building Additions/Alterations rev 02
Fire Damage
2026-02-20 Revision Issued
Drain and Site Service rev 00
Site Service
2026-03-27 Examiner's Notice Sent
Mechanical(MS) rev 01
Building Permit Related(MS)
2026-08-27 Not Started

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