Laneway Unit Zoning Blogs
The rear angular plane rule is designed to regulate the height and shape of garden and laneway suites as they extend toward the back of a property. Its purpose is to minimize overshadowing and ensure these buildings do not dominate...
Garden and Laneway Suites are innovative housing options that provide additional living space on residential lots. Both types of suites are self-contained units designed for day-to-day living and include kitchens, bathrooms, and sleeping areas. The main difference between them is...
Thinking about building a garden suite in Toronto? One of the most important zoning rules to understand is maximum building height. These regulations are designed to balance livability, privacy, and light while still allowing property owners to make the most...
When planning a garden suite or laneway suite in Toronto, many homeowners ask: Do I need to provide parking? Unlike traditional houses, Toronto has special parking rules for these secondary units that encourage flexibility, walkability, and sustainable design. Car Parking...
Building a Laneway suite in Toronto is more than just designing a compact home at the back of your lot. One of the most important factors to consider is accessibility how people and emergency services can reach the unit safely....
Understanding Lot Lines in Toronto Zoning Every property development project in Toronto starts with one key question: where are your property boundaries? Lot lines define the exact edges of your property and determine how far buildings must be set back,...
