10 addresses in Anytown and Exampleville
The same 13 public records for each address, side by side: what the record shows, its source and the data's date. The table compares what the records say; it doesn't rank the addresses or say which to buy.
At a glance 130 lines, 10 addresses × 13 records
Side by side a row per address; open a cell for its line, source and date
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- Note
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- Facts
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Where they are 10 of 10 addresses placed, about 7 km across
Each address every line with its source and the data's date
188 Sample Crescent, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20262 Flagged3 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone R3, residential. Maximum height 11 m.
- Zone
- R3
- Maximum height
- 11 m
- Maximum lot coverage
- 35%
- Minimum lot frontage
- 12 m
- Parking zone
- Zone B
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 465 m²: roughly 12 m wide and 38 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 4 units on this lot, including a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Flagged
3 permits on record. The 2019 basement underpinning permit is still open.
- 2008
- Deck · closed
- 2014
- Basement finish · closed
- 2019
- Basement underpinning, est. $85,000 · open
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
- Overlay
- Not inside
- Nearest mapped flood plain
- 180 m north, along Sample Creek
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Flagged
2 active applications, including a 9-storey building 140 m away.
- 140 m north-east
- 9-storey mixed use, 112 units · under review
- 260 m south-west
- Lot severance into two lots · approved
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Note
A 2016 minor variance let the rear deck sit 0.4 m closer to the lot line.
- 2016
- Minor variance, rear deck setback · approved
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
214 Sample Street, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20261 Flagged2 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone R2, residential. Maximum height 10 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 372 m²: roughly 10 m wide and 37 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 3 units on this lot: the house and two more inside it or in a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Facts
1 permit on record: a 2012 deck, closed.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Flagged
The City's zoning map shows the rear of the lot inside the flood plain overlay along Sample Creek.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Nothing on record
No active applications within 300 m.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Nothing on record
No applications on record for this address.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
3203 Example Avenue, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20265 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone RM, multiple residential. Maximum height 14 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Mixed Use Areas", where the plan expects new housing and shops.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 610 m²: roughly 15 m wide and 41 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 4 units on this lot, including a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Facts
2 permits on record: a 2009 roof and a 2021 second unit in the basement, both closed.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Note
Listed (not designated) on the City's heritage register. Listings leave the register on 1 January 2027 unless the City issues a notice to designate.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Note
1 application within 300 m: a 4-storey building with 38 units, 270 m away, approved.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Nothing on record
No applications on record for this address.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Note
Inside the Anytown Station Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets a minimum of 150 residents and jobs per hectare.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
47 Demo Court, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20261 Flagged3 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone R1, detached homes. Maximum height 10 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 720 m²: roughly 18 m wide and 40 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 3 units on this lot: the house and two more inside it or in a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Flagged
2 permits on record. A 2022 permit for a second unit was issued and has no final inspection on record.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Nothing on record
No active applications within 300 m.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Note
A 2022 minor variance let a garden suite sit 1.2 m from the rear lot line.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
531 Model Road, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20261 Flagged3 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone R3, residential. Maximum height 11 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 410 m²: roughly 11 m wide and 37 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 4 units on this lot, including a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Nothing on record
No building permits on record for this address since 2000.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Flagged
3 active applications, including a 12-storey building with 180 units 90 m away.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Nothing on record
No applications on record for this address.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Note
Inside the Anytown Station Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets a minimum of 150 residents and jobs per hectare.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
65 Placeholder Lane, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20261 Flagged2 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone R2, residential. Maximum height 10 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 298 m²: roughly 8 m wide and 37 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 3 units on this lot; a garden suite needs a lot at least 9 m wide, so the extra units would be inside the house.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Facts
1 permit on record: a 2017 basement walkout, closed.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Flagged
Inside the Old Mill Heritage Conservation District: exterior changes need a heritage permit.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Nothing on record
No active applications within 300 m.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Nothing on record
No applications on record for this address.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
762 Mock Boulevard, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20261 Flagged3 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone RM, multiple residential. Maximum height 14 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 520 m²: roughly 13 m wide and 40 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 4 units on this lot, including a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Facts
2 permits on record: a 2006 garage and a 2018 furnace replacement, both closed.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Flagged
The City's zoning map shows the whole lot inside the flood plain overlay along Sample Creek.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Note
1 application within 300 m: a lot severance into two lots, 210 m away, under review.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Nothing on record
No applications on record for this address.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
819 Pattern Way, Anytown ONChecked 29 Sep 20262 Notes
Zoning
Facts
Zone R3, residential. Maximum height 11 m.
Source: City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Neighbourhoods", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: City Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 455 m²: roughly 12 m wide and 38 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 4 units on this lot, including a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a City permit. A rental housing licence is required for each rented unit. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident, with one employee who lives elsewhere (sample).
Condo rules can add limits that aren't public.
Source: City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Facts
1 permit on record: a 2015 kitchen and bathroom renovation, closed.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Nothing on record
No active applications within 300 m.
Source: City development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Nothing on record
No applications on record for this address.
Source: City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.10% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: City tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $4.20 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: City water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
9140 Specimen Drive, Exampleville ONChecked 29 Sep 20262 Notes1 Not published
Zoning
Facts
Zone R1, detached homes. Maximum height 9 m.
Source: Town zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Residential", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: Town Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 890 m²: roughly 20 m wide and 44 m deep.
From the Town's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: Town property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 3 units on this lot: the house and two more inside it or in a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); Town zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a Town licence. The Town doesn't license long-term rentals. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident (sample).
Source: Town short-term rental and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Facts
1 permit on record: a 2020 pool, closed.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: Town building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: Town heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The Town's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: Town zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Nothing on record
No active applications within 300 m.
Source: Town development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Not published
The Town doesn't publish Committee of Adjustment decisions by address; its planning office answers by email.
Source: Town planning department (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.24% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: Town tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $3.85 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: Town water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
109 Template Terrace, Exampleville ONChecked 29 Sep 20261 Flagged3 Notes1 Not published
Zoning
Facts
Zone R2, residential. Maximum height 10 m.
Source: Town zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Official Plan designation
Facts
The Official Plan designates the lot "Residential", meant for low-rise homes.
Source: Town Official Plan land-use map (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 505 m²: roughly 13 m wide and 39 m deep.
From the Town's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: Town property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Extra units allowed
Note
The by-law permits up to 3 units on this lot: the house and two more inside it or in a garden suite.
Source: Planning Act s.16(3); Town zoning by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Rental and home business rules
Note
Short-term rentals are allowed only in a host's principal residence, with a Town licence. The Town doesn't license long-term rentals. The zoning by-law permits a business run from the home by a resident (sample).
Source: Town short-term rental and zoning by-laws (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Permits and renovations
Flagged
3 permits on record. A 2023 permit to underpin the basement is still open.
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: Town building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: Town heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The Town's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
Source: Town zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Development applications within 300 m
Note
1 application within 300 m: a 6-storey building with 64 units, 240 m away, under review.
Source: Town development applications (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Applications for this address
Not published
The Town doesn't publish Committee of Adjustment decisions by address; its planning office answers by email.
Source: Town planning department (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Transit station area
Nothing on record
Not inside a Major Transit Station Area, where the Province sets higher minimum densities.
Source: Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) · data date Aug 2025 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Property tax rate
Facts
The 2026 residential rate is 1.24% of assessed value (sample figure).
Multiply it by the assessment on the seller's tax bill to estimate the yearly bill.
Source: Town tax rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
Water and sewer rates
Facts
2026 water and sewer charges: $3.85 per cubic metre plus a fixed monthly charge (sample figure).
Source: Town water rate by-law (sample) · data date 2026 · retrieved 29 Sep 2026
About the records what each column reads, and the guide entry on it
Zoning
The zoning by-law divides a municipality into zones and says what each zone permits: the uses, the height, the setbacks, the lot coverage.
What zone is the home in, and what does the zone permit?Official Plan designation
The Official Plan is the municipality's long-term land-use plan; its designations (neighbourhood, mainstreet, employment, natural area) set the direction that zoning must follow.
What does the Official Plan designate the land as?Lot size from City maps
Toronto publishes its property boundaries and Guelph its property lines as open data. The check reads the parcel at the address and gives its area, width and depth from the mapping.
How big is the lot, according to the City's mapping?Extra units allowed
Since 2022 Ontario's Planning Act requires municipalities to permit up to three units on a serviced residential lot (two in the house and one in a garden or laneway suite, or similar), and many cities permit more.
How many homes does the zoning allow on the lot?Rental and home business rules
Four records are read: the city's short-term rental by-law, its rental licensing by-law (where it has one), its zoning rules for a home-based business, and Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act, whose rent-increase guideline doesn't apply to units first occupied after 15 November 2018.
What are the city's rules for renting the home out or running a business from it?Permits and renovations
A building permit is the City's record of work it approved for an address: additions, basements, decks, pools, plumbing, demolitions.
What building permits are on record for the home?Heritage
Under the Ontario Heritage Act a municipality keeps a register of properties it has designated (Part IV), the heritage conservation districts it has made (Part V), and properties it has listed as having heritage value without designating them.
Is the home designated, listed or in a heritage district?Flood plain overlay
Flood plain lines are drawn by Ontario's conservation authorities. Where a municipality carries those lines into its zoning by-law, they become an overlay that limits what can be built on the lots inside it.
What is a flood plain overlay?Development applications within 300 m
Each city keeps a record of the planning applications it is processing: rezonings, official plan amendments, site plans, subdivisions and minor variances. The check lists the applications on file within 300 m of the address.
What development applications are active near the home?Applications for this address
The same city application records, read for the address alone: a past minor variance, a severance, a site plan or a rezoning filed for this lot. In the four cities that publish the records, the check lists what is on file.
Are there planning applications on file for the home itself?Transit station area
A Major Transit Station Area is the land within about 500 to 800 m of a rapid transit station where the Province requires municipalities to plan for higher minimum densities.
Is the home in a Major Transit Station Area?Property tax rate
Each municipality sets its residential tax rate every year by by-law, as a percentage of the assessed value MPAC gives the property.
What is the residential property tax rate?Water and sewer rates
Municipal water and wastewater are billed by the municipality or its utility at published rates: a price per cubic metre, fixed charges by meter size, and in some cities a stormwater charge.
What do water and sewer cost here?
Sources and licences
| Source | Records | Data date | Addresses |
|---|---|---|---|
| City zoning by-law (sample) | Zoning | 2026 | 1–8 |
| City Official Plan land-use map (sample) | Official Plan designation | 2026 | 1–8 |
| City property boundaries (sample) | Lot size from City maps | 2025 | 1–8 |
| Planning Act s.16(3); City zoning by-law (sample) | Extra units allowed | 2026 | 1–8 |
| City short-term rental, rental licensing and zoning by-laws (sample) | Rental and home business rules | 2026 | 1–8 |
| City building permits (sample) | Permits and renovations | 28 Sep 2026 | 1–8 |
| City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register | Heritage | Sep 2026 | 1–8 |
| City zoning map service (sample) | Flood plain overlay | Aug 2026 | 1–8 |
| City development applications (sample) | Development applications within 300 m | 28 Sep 2026 | 1–8 |
| City Committee of Adjustment records (sample) | Applications for this address | 2026 | 1–8 |
| Minister-approved Major Transit Station Areas (sample) | Transit station area | Aug 2025 | All |
| City tax rate by-law (sample) | Property tax rate | 2026 | 1–8 |
| City water rate by-law (sample) | Water and sewer rates | 2026 | 1–8 |
| Town zoning by-law (sample) | Zoning | 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town Official Plan land-use map (sample) | Official Plan designation | 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town property boundaries (sample) | Lot size from City maps | 2025 | 9, 10 |
| Planning Act s.16(3); Town zoning by-law (sample) | Extra units allowed | 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town short-term rental and zoning by-laws (sample) | Rental and home business rules | 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town building permits (sample) | Permits and renovations | 28 Sep 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register | Heritage | Sep 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town zoning map service (sample) | Flood plain overlay | Aug 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town development applications (sample) | Development applications within 300 m | 28 Sep 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town planning department (sample) | Applications for this address | 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town tax rate by-law (sample) | Property tax rate | 2026 | 9, 10 |
| Town water rate by-law (sample) | Water and sewer rates | 2026 | 9, 10 |