Factual register lookup.
We distinguish a published record result from a legal or planning determination.
Products/Heritage
PERIMTR / HERITAGE
PRIVATE PILOT · TORONTO
Know what heritage
status means before
you make plans.
Heritage records are public, but they are rarely simple. Perimtr brings the applicable register record, district context, published references, and the right next questions into one clear view of an address.
Request pilot access ↗HERITAGE PROPERTY CONTEXTPRIVATE PILOT / EXAMPLE
PROPERTY70 Yonge St
REGISTER RESULTCheck published record
DISTRICT CONTEXTCheck mapped area
Perimtr reports what the public record says—and where the record needs to be verified before a decision.
01 — WHAT IT IS
A factual record.
Not a planning
determination.
Heritage is a sourced public-record lookup for a Toronto property. It identifies what's published in the applicable heritage register and map context, explains the general process, and links you to the authoritative record.
It doesn't determine whether a particular alteration needs a heritage permit, whether a project will be approved, or whether a property is legally clear for a transaction.
02 — WHAT YOU GET
The record behind
the question.
Source, every time.
Named register, data freshness, and authoritative reference—every time.
Clear next steps.
Project-specific questions go to City Planning / Heritage Planning through City channels.
No approval prediction.
Whether a planned alteration requires approval or will be approved is the City's call.
03 — WHAT THE REPORT INCLUDES
Heritage context,
made clear.
Address & match confidence
The submitted address, its matched municipal location, and source date used for the lookup.
Heritage register context
Available factual status, published designation date, reference, or by-law link.
District context
Whether the location falls within an available mapped Heritage Conservation District.
Published attributes & references
Concise, attributed published context with a link to the authoritative record where supported.
Process & next steps
General public process context and the correct referral channel for property-specific questions.
04 — THE HERITAGE BOUNDARY
What we can
show. What we
refer out.
A published listed/designated status, district context, reference, and general published process.
Whether a specific window, demolition, renovation, or project needs approval or will be approved.
City Planning / Heritage Planning through the City's maintained channel, including 311.
05 — METHODOLOGY
Built to say
“unavailable” honestly.
Perimtr resolves an entered address against an available official municipal address index, then checks the matched location against validated public heritage register and district data. If a live source is unavailable or too stale, the report labels the result unavailable rather than reporting a clear result by assumption.
Published facts
Named register and mapped-district results directly supported by the source.
Specific decisions
Project, permit, compliance, legal, value, and transaction questions.
06 — PRIVATE PILOT
One address.
One complimentary
heritage report.
Heritage is invitation-only during the private pilot. Approved users create an account and receive one complimentary report for a supported address.
- Access
- Invitation-only
- Report
- One complimentary report
- Sharing
- Optional private access link
- Availability
- 60 days from generation
07 — KNOW BEFORE YOU USE IT
What the
record can't decide.
Not a heritage permit determination
The report does not decide whether a specific project, alteration, demolition, repair, or material change needs a permit or approval.
Not a legal confirmation
It is not confirmation of title, obligations, transaction readiness, or any property right.
Public records are partial
Records may be incomplete, revised, delayed, or unavailable. An absence does not establish that no consideration exists.
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