Toronto address · Ward 14, Toronto-Danforth
120 Curzon St
The City of Toronto has 2 building permits since 2017 (1 still open) and 1 Committee of Adjustment file on record for this address.
Building permits
Every permit the City lists for this address since 2017, and any still open from before, newest first.
- Permit issued
Small residential project · Party wall admin permits
Party Wall Admin Permit related to 122 CURZON STREET
Applied Mar 16, 2021 · issued Dec 17, 2021 · Permit 21 127601 BLD
- Closed
Small residential project · Addition(s)
Enclose Existing deck with 2 Windows and door. Exterior to be cladded with 1x4 Cedar.
Applied Jun 7, 2018 · issued Jun 7, 2019 · completed Aug 9, 2019 · Permit 18 173821 BLD
Committee of Adjustment
This address's applications to the City's Committee of Adjustment since 2017, and any still open. A minor variance asks for a small exception to the zoning by-law, such as a little more height or a smaller setback; a consent divides a lot or grants an easement.
- Closed
Minor variance · R addition
To alter the existing 2½-storey semi-deatched dwelling by enclosing the front porch that began construction without a building permit.
Decision: Approved (hearing May 1, 2019)
Filed Jan 18, 2019 · File A0050/19TEY
What’s planned nearby
Development sites within 500 m
- Approved
1233-1243 Queen Street East and 77 Leslie Street
9 storeys · 142 homes · Mixed use
460 m away · Site plan · Approved · filed Mar 17, 2022
Neighbours’ Committee of Adjustment files within 250 m
99 Dagmar Ave · Minor variance
To alter the existing two-storey detached dwelling by constructing a complete third storey addition, and a rear three-storey addition with a front covered porch, a rear basement walkout, a rear ground floor deck with stairs, and two rear juliet balconies. Also, to construct a new rear one-storey ancillary building (one-car garage), abutting Dundas Street East. There will be a total of two residential dwelling units on this lot (one unit occupying the basement level, and one unit occupying the first, second, and third levels).
150 m away · filed Jun 17, 2026 · Hearing scheduled
22 Galt Ave · Minor variance
To alter the existing two-and-one-half-storey detached dwelling by constructing a new rear one-storey ground floor addition, a deck with stairs and a rear basement walkout.
240 m away · filed Mar 5, 2026 · Approved
9 Peyton Lane · Minor variance
60 m away · filed Apr 28, 2025 · Application withdrawn
9 Peyton Lane · Minor variance
To construct a new three-storey detached building (fourplex - four residential dwelling units - refer to the basement floor plan whereby one dwelling unit is partially above another dwelling unit). Each residential dwelling unit will have an integral garage, and a rear partially covered second floor balcony. This proposal has been reviewed as a building abutting side lot lines as the lot does not abut a municipal street. Also, the existing two-storey detached building (currently abutting Peyton Lane) will be maintained and unaltered.
60 m away · filed Apr 28, 2025 · Postponed
9 Peyton Lane · Consent
60 m away · filed Apr 28, 2025 · Application withdrawn
18 Sproat Ave · Minor variance
To alter the existing two-storey semi-detached dwelling by enclosing the front porch into habitable space.
210 m away · filed Mar 17, 2025 · Approved
137 Curzon St · Minor variance
To permit the existing two-and-one-half-storey detached building.
40 m away · filed Jan 13, 2025 · Approved
81 Coady Ave · Minor variance
To alter the existing two-storey semi-detached dwelling by constructing a complete third storey addition with a rear balcony. Also, to construct a new one-storey front enclosed porch (mudroom) with stairs.
240 m away · filed Dec 30, 2024 · Approved
From the City of Toronto’s open data: building permits (active, and cleared since 2017), Committee of Adjustment applications and address points, this record updated Sep 29, 2026, and the development sites from its Development Applications data. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto. Construction cost estimates and contractors’ names are left out on purpose, and nothing here names an owner.