Toronto Sidewalk Café Site Plan
Budget: $25 – $50 CAD
I’m putting together my sidewalk café permit package for the City of Toronto and need a precise, minimalist site plan that ticks every municipal checkbox. The drawing must clearly illustrate:
• Table and seating layout
• Barrier/fence locations with dimensions and material notes
• All ADA-compliant clearances, ramps, and circulation paths
Because there are no existing measurements, the engagement starts with an on-site visit to capture accurate dimensions of the curb edge, storefront, utilities, and pedestrian zones. A local professional who can meet downtown during regular hours is therefore essential.
After the site visit, I’ll need:
1. A scaled CAD plan in metric, delivered as both PDF (ready for submission) and the editable source file.
2. A simple rendered or 3-D perspective showing the café footprint on the sidewalk (nice-to-have, not mandatory).
Visual style: minimalist—clean lines, neutral tones—so city reviewers can focus on technical data.
When you reply, please confirm:
• Experience with Toronto patio or similar municipal permits
• Availability for the measurement visit
• Software you’ll use (AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, etc.)
• Turnaround time from site visit to final files
I’m ready to move quickly and will provide the city’s guidelines and any reference materials I have. Let’s create a permit-ready plan that gets approved the first time.
• Table and seating layout
• Barrier/fence locations with dimensions and material notes
• All ADA-compliant clearances, ramps, and circulation paths
Because there are no existing measurements, the engagement starts with an on-site visit to capture accurate dimensions of the curb edge, storefront, utilities, and pedestrian zones. A local professional who can meet downtown during regular hours is therefore essential.
After the site visit, I’ll need:
1. A scaled CAD plan in metric, delivered as both PDF (ready for submission) and the editable source file.
2. A simple rendered or 3-D perspective showing the café footprint on the sidewalk (nice-to-have, not mandatory).
Visual style: minimalist—clean lines, neutral tones—so city reviewers can focus on technical data.
When you reply, please confirm:
• Experience with Toronto patio or similar municipal permits
• Availability for the measurement visit
• Software you’ll use (AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, etc.)
• Turnaround time from site visit to final files
I’m ready to move quickly and will provide the city’s guidelines and any reference materials I have. Let’s create a permit-ready plan that gets approved the first time.