Toronto multiplex zoning

Summary of Additional Multiplex Zoning Changes (Regulations from By-law 474-2023)

Toronto’s multiplex zoning regulations have recently undergone several updates impacting the design and construction of residential buildings in different zones. Each zone R, RD, RS, RT, and RM, has specific rules that influence how multiplexes can be developed, from main wall heights and dormer widths to parapet allowances and minimum lot frontages. This “At a Glance” summary condenses the essential zoning changes, offering developers, architects, and property owners a concise overview of the city’s intricate residential zoning framework.

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Summary table showing Multiplex Zoning Changes across different Residential Zones (R, RD, RS, RT, RM), detailing regulations for Main wall height for pitched roof buildings, Exemption for parapets, Height of main pedestrian entrance, Width of dormers, and Required minimum lot frontage.

Summary table showing Multiplex Zoning Changes across different Residential Zones (R, RD, RS, RT, RM), detailing regulations for Required minimum main wall separation, Permissions on lawfully existing vacant lots, and Alterations to the roof of a lawfully existing building.

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