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Shaun Lovell, Real Estate SalespersonRight At Home Realty, Brokerage289-813-3318

Toronto address · Ward 23, Scarborough North

208 Pitfield Rd

The City of Toronto has 1 Committee of Adjustment file on record for this address.

Building permits

The City lists no building permits for this address since 2017, and none still open from before.

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.

  • Minor variance · New R building

    To demolish existing dwelling and to construct a new two-storey detached dwelling with a rear deck.

    Decision: Deferred

    Filed Jan 25, 2022 · File A0032/22SC

    Application withdrawn

What’s planned nearby

Development sites within 500 m

Neighbours’ Committee of Adjustment files within 250 m

  • 105 Pitfield Rd · Consent

    The purpose of the consent application is to sever the property into two residential lots (Part A and Part B) with each lot containing a new detached dwelling. The proposed lot frontages for both Part A and Part B is 12.19 metres. The development proposal requires variances to the Zoning By-law(s), as outlined in the associated minor variance applications (Application A0140/20SC (Part A) and Application A0141/20SC(Part B)).

    240 m away · filed Jun 12, 2020 · Refused

  • 105 Pitfield Rd · Minor variance

    The purpose of this minor variance application is to construct a new detached dwelling on a proposed lot to be created through an application for a consent to sever the existing property into two lots (Cross Reference Consent Application No. B0023/20SC). The variances to the Zoning By-law is to allow for a lot to be created and to reduce the frontage requirements from 15 metres to 12.19 metres.

    240 m away · filed Jun 12, 2020 · Refused

  • 105 Pitfield Rd · Minor variance

    The purpose of this minor variance application is to construct a new detached dwelling on a proposed lot to be created through an application for a consent to sever the existing property into two lots (Cross Reference Consent Application No. B0023/20SC).The variances to the Zoning By-law is to allow for a lot to be created and to reduce the frontage requirements from 15 metres to 12.19 metres.

    240 m away · filed Jun 12, 2020 · Refused

  • 1972 Brimley Rd · Consent

    Proposal to sever the land into two lots for single family dwellings. The proposed lots are shown on the attached Lot Division Plan as PART 1 and PART 2. Each proposed lot would have a frontage of 11.5 metres on Brimley Road and an area of 562 square metres.

    150 m away · filed Oct 17, 2018 · Approved

  • 1972 Brimley Rd · Minor variance

    The owner is requesting consent to sever the land at 1972 Brimley Road into two lots, and has applied for variances for the proposed north lot, shown as PART 1 on the attached Lot Division Plan. The owner is proposing to demolish the existing dwelling and build a new single family dwelling on PART 1.

    150 m away · filed Oct 17, 2018 · Approved

  • 1972 Brimley Rd · Minor variance

    The owner is requesting consent to sever the land at 1972 Brimley Road into two lots, and has applied for variances for the proposed south lot, shown as PART 2 on the attached Lot Division Plan. The owner is proposing to demolish the existing dwelling and build a new single family dwelling on PART 2.

    150 m away · filed Oct 17, 2018 · Approved

Everything planned in Scarborough North

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.