Toronto Ward 22
Scarborough-Agincourt sits inside Toronto's citywide multiplex zoning, so a fourplex is allowed as of right on most detached lots here. A sixplex, in a detached building only, is allowed as of right in nine wards, and Scarborough-Agincourt is not one of them. The browse button below opens current listings in Scarborough-Agincourt.
Not as of right. Toronto allows a sixplex as of right in nine wards, in a detached building only, and Scarborough-Agincourt is not one of them. A fourplex is allowed as of right here, as it is across Toronto.
Yes. A fourplex is allowed as of right on most detached residential lots in Scarborough-Agincourt, the same as it is across Toronto.
Committee of Adjustment rulings on 4 to 60 unit files in this ward, newest first, by property address and City file number.
Rulings
Approved
Median days, filing to ruling
A ruling is an approval or a refusal at a hearing. Deferred and withdrawn files are left out, because neither says what the Committee decided. Fewer than 10 rulings in twelve months, so no approval rate is shown.
Ruling
Units
Lot
Lot area
Days to ruling
Ward
Zone
Filed
1 ruling that covers more than one lot, such as a lot split or a building on each of two lots, is not listed here, because each line shows the size and the homes of one lot.
Read the whole city's registerWard boundaries and the rules change, and none of this is a zoning opinion on a specific lot. Confirm what an address allows with a TESA Scan.
Ward boundaries: City of Toronto Open Data. Sixplex wards: City of Toronto By-law 654-2025. Committee rulings: City of Toronto Committee of Adjustment records.