Plumbing(PS) — revision 01
581 BLOOR ST W, TorontoPermit details
- Application
- 22 163219 PLB rev 01
- Address
- 581 BLOOR ST W, Toronto (M6G)
full property record — every permit and signal at this address
- Work
- Building Permit Related(PS)
- Structure
- Multiple Unit Building
- Status
- Revision Issued
- Applied
- 2025-06-20
- Issued
- 2025-08-05
- Declared value
- —
- Current use
- Multi Use
- Proposed use
- Multi Use
- Builder
- Owner-filed
Scope of work (as filed)
Rev 01 - P1 - added dish washing & storage units on level 1; commissary kitchen will not be cooking any food 1st Floor- open food stalls changed to private kitchens; conveyor belt added to connect all kitchens (connects kitchen under the mezzanine and building 2, with pickup counter in northwest counter); access ramp to connect Market Colonnade to Elevator Lobby Mezzanine Floor - 2 additional bathroom stalls added; additional seating added around the bar and perimeter of mezzanine; vaulted metal ceiling changed to gypsum board ceiling with vinyl printPlumbing - Proposal for interior alterations for new food market/hall - Mirvish Village MarketConvenience address is 615 Markham St.
Same application (5)
| Permit | Applied | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical(MS) rev 01 Building Permit Related(MS) |
2025-06-20 | Revision Issued |
| Building Additions/Alterations rev 02 Interior Alterations |
2025-06-20 | Revision Issued |
| Building Additions/Alterations rev 03 Interior Alterations |
2026-05-14 | Revision Issued |
| Plumbing(PS) rev 02 Building Permit Related(PS) |
2026-06-08 | Revision Issued |
| Mechanical(MS) rev 02 Building Permit Related(MS) |
2026-06-08 | Revision Issued |
Revisions and plumbing/mechanical/drain permits filed under the same application number.
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