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Permits

Setup: 10-Sep-2011 [604]

• There are two basic ways to use park facilities: through programs, and through permits. This Topic provides information on permits.

From Governance and The Commons: Trillium Project - 2010 - 2012:

Sports permit fees

TPP example of variable permit fees

The issue of community collaboration and sports fees became quite large, right across the city, during the second year of our grant. We took part in three citywide public discussions about the hands-on community management of children’s soccer and baseball in city parks and had four individual meetings with volunteers who wanted to make use of our database material. On the basis of what was said at these meetings, we created our first publiccommons.ca slide show for a Parks Committee deputation, highlighting the operational role of community volunteers in maintaining sports fields.

Permit fees and park friends

City support for allowing park friends to contribute their gifts in their neighbourhood parks continues to be a roller coaster ride. We uploaded our “Campfires in parks” picture/video presentation as a tool for discussion. Our new “natural ice rinks” collection of photos, stories, and media material is next in line. Natural ice rinks seem to be one neighborhood activity that still gets solid support from staff, and no group is being asked to pay either a permit fee or insurance for flooding the rinks and making them available for park users. Also, such concrete projects with positive outcomes seem to retain volunteers, contributing to a sense of neighbourhood accomplishment.

Permits

Setup: 10-Sep-2011 [604]

• There are two basic ways to use park facilities: through programs, and through permits. This Topic provides information on permits.

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A campfire permit for Greenwood Rink

Description: How rink users got a campfire permit for Greenwood Rink, February 2010 (hint: it took 38 emails)

Part of: Community Notebooks: Campfires Permits

Date: 07-May-2011 direct link (CampfireCorrespondenceGreenwoodRinkFebruary2010.pdf) [146]

Artists in the Park - Permits and other issues

Description: 1) Hindrances and benefits from the City's 2006 centralized permit policy, 2)city staff relationships/partnerships with performers vs."policing" approach 3) some possibilities of "ungoverned" spaces

Part of: City Of Toronto Bylaws How Do I ... ? Lively Parks Permits

Date: 29-May-2010 By: Belinda Cole [80]

Arts in City parks

Description: Toronto Arts Council questionaire May 2010

Part of: Permits

Date: 29-May-2010 [55]

City approves reduced fees for sports fields  The Star article, June 12, 2012

Part of: Permits Who makes the rules?

Date: 17-Jun-2012 direct link (StarCityApprovesReducedFeesForSportsFields120612.pdf) [1231]

City of Toronto Permit Rates

Part of: Permits

Date: 28-Jul-2012 direct link [1795]

Field Permit Fees  Toronto Sports Council working session

Part of: Permits

Date: 15-May-2012 [1184]

Field Permit Meeting Summary  May 12, 2012

Part of: Permits

Date: 28-May-2012 direct link (FieldPermitMeetingSummaryFINALMay12-2012.pdf) [1209]

Film guidelines

Description: Toronto Television and Film Office Guidelines

Part of: Permits

Date: 29-May-2010 [305]

Film permits

Description: City by-law re: making films

Part of: Permits

Date: 29-May-2010 [214]

Fire Pit Process

Part of: How Do I ... ? Permits User Guide: Campfires

Date: 28-Jul-2012 Source: City of Toronto Permit Rates direct link (Fire_pit_permit_2012.pdf) [1794]

Globe media: sports field permits  Parents, coaches fume over surprise playing field fees

Part of: Governance Project: Related Media Permits

Date: 04-Apr-2012 direct link [1126]

Harmonized Permit Allocation 2004

Description: Report to introduce the new, harmonized Parks and Recreation Division permit allocation policy framework. 2004.

Part of: Permits

Date: 15-Jun-2010 direct link (HarmonizedPermitAllocationPolicyForIndoorAndOutdoor2004.pdf) [393]

How to get City of Toronto Firepits permit

Description: How do I get a permit for a regional-park firepit in Toronto?

Part of: How Do I ... ? Permits User Guide: Campfires

Date: 07-May-2011 [141]

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