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There are two different types of Liquor Licences. Applications may be obtained for either a permanent establishment such as a restaurant, bar or tavern or a Special Occasion Permit for small informal gatherings where liquor will be served.
Liquor Licences are granted by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). Planning Services assists business owners by coordinating municipal approvals confirming the establishment meets Fire Code, Building Code an Public Health regulations.
An application package is available through the AGCO, 90 Sheppard Ave. East, Suite 200, Toronto ON., M2N 0A4 or 416.326.8700.
Visit the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
This package will include a Municipal Information Form that must be completed and delivered to Corporate Support Services, Clerks, Third Floor, City Hall. Corporate Support Services will then:
The applicant will then:
The Registrar of the AGCO may approve a temporary physical extension of a licenced premises. The applicant must provide a detailed layout//plan of the event and submit it to the City Clerk, third floor, City Hall. A more detailed information form will be provided to the applicant at that time. The municipality will issue a letter of no objection upon receiving coments from Fire Services and Building and Development. Please allow 10 days to process the "no objection" letter in addition to the AGCO timeline.
The AGCO gives consent to a Special Occasion Permit. This permit is required to sell alcoholic beverages at any occasion that is not a licenced establishment or a private place or residence.
Process:
View information related to temporary structures.