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The City of Toronto outdoor oven info and permit pages

As of March 2019: three city web pages

1. here

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Outdoor ovens can be reserved by groups hosting an event or program or by individuals for their own use. Application Timeline

Available all year round, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The application must be completed at least six weeks before the event
Payment must be paid in full for the booking being completed

How to book an outdoor oven
Be prepared

You must contact the local site supervisor to review any requirements for your booking. This includes what tools you’ll need, if any tools are available, if staff need to be hired, how much firewood you’ll need and more.

Christie Pits Park: 416-338-2614
Edithvale Park: 416-395-6164
Regent Park Community Recreation Centre: 416-392-5490
Sorauren Park Fieldhouse: 416-338-2614

Book

Call customer service to find an available location and to provide your information: 416-392-8188

Operating hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday
Pay the applicable social gathering fee to confirm your booking.
Insurance is also required.
Payment is required in full before a permit will be issued.

Using the outdoor oven

At least one member of the group who attends the event must be trained on the proper use of an outdoor oven. You can meet this requirement by reading the Outdoor Oven in a City Park Training Guide.

If you don’t want to operate the oven at their event, you can hire staff at your own cost to operate the oven.

If food will be served and/or sold to members of the public, you must meet all safe food preparation and handling requirements set out by Toronto Public Health. Insurance

Applicants must have general liability insurance naming the City of Toronto as an additional insured, with a minimum of $2 million coverage. If the applicant does not have this insurance, they may be able to purchase coverage through the Parks, Forestry and Recreation Customer Service Unit.

 

2. here

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Group Category Rate:

Commercial / Private / Non-resident $26.96

Not-for-profit / Resident $13.50

Insurance for Fire Pits and Outdoor Ovens

1 to 25: $27.00
26 to 100: $54.00

 

3. here

Permit - bake oven

Outdoor Oven Use - Commercial - Private - Non-resident (all ages)

Permit fee for the daily use of an outdoor oven by a commercial, private, or non-resident group: $26.04 (incl. HST)

  • Events run by a commercial, private or non-resident group with 25 people or less will only be charged the "Outdoor Oven Use - Commercial / Private / Non-resident (all ages)" fee.
  • Events run by a commercial, private or non-resident group with more than 25 people will also be charged the applicable social gathering / special event fee in addition to the outdoor oven permit fee.
  • Outdoor Oven Use - Not-for-profit / Resident (all ages)
    Permit fee for the daily use of an outdoor oven by a not-for-profit or resident group: $13.02 (incl. HST)
  • Events run by a not-for-profit or resident group will only be charged the "Outdoor Oven Use - Not-for-profit / Resident (all ages)" fee, regardless of the expected attendance.
  • Standard insurance requirements apply for these events.

Where a group requesting a permit does not have any members trained on the proper usage of an oven, they will be required to hire PF&R staff to operate the oven at their own cost.


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