Toronto By-law 591, s. (3) — Chapter 591 Noise
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- (f) do not apply. 591-14 November 14, 2024 G.1 Despite anything contained in § 591-3.2., where an application for an exemption permit is made by a not-for-profit corporation or a grassroots cultural organization, the applicant will not be required to pay the associated exemption permit application fee in Chapter 441, Fees and Charges. [Amended 2024-11-14 by By-law 1231-2024]
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- H The Executive Director may revoke an exemption permit, with or without notice, if there is non-compliance any of the exemption permit's conditions
- I The Executive Director will develop Exemption Permit Screening Criteria for the purposes of categorizing types of events or activities contained in an exemption permit application and use the Exemption Permit Screening Criteria in the assessment of exemption applications, including determining the applicable conditions and applicable fees. The Exemption Permit Screening Criteria will categorize types of events or activities into levels depending on their impact, considering factors including the duration of the event or activity, the total number of participants expected (if applicable), the hours of the event or activity, the location of the event or activity in relation to a residential zone, the applicant’s historical level of compliance with Chapter 591, and any other criteria determined by the Executive Director, and such Exemption Permit Screening Criteria may be amended by the Executive Director from time to time
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