Business profile

Categories

• Media & Entertainment (primary)
• Beauty & Wellness
• Construction & Trades

Services

• Access for tiebacks, crane-swing, temporary access, and other negotiated benefits
• Acting with the confidence that persistent pursuit of clear goals will deliver exceptional long-term results
• Advanced Regulatory Corporation — Land development consulting in Toronto. Advanced Regulatory Corporation helps property owners, managers and fiduciaries unlock their properties’ full value and potential: planning approvals, permits and clearances, stakeholder management, due diligence and transactions, and project management and leadership.
• Building open lines of communication and dissuading antagonism
• Business Improvement Area (BIA) boards and staff
• City-organized Community Consultation Meetings (CCM) and Tenant Meetings
• Class 4 Noise Area classification (NPC-300)
• Combined application
• Community Benefits Charge and in-kind contribution (Section 37)
• Community Council, Council Committees, and other formal venues
• Conservation Authority Permit
• Consolidated Linear Infrastructure Environmental Compliance Approval (CLI ECA) for offsite upgrades to water and sewer lines
• Continuously integrating regulatory work with overall project progress, preventing later conflicts or delays at critical moments
• Critical review of existing drawings, reports, correspondence, data room
• Dedication of POPS, pedestrian clearway, road widening, corner rounding
• Dedication of parkland, off-site parkland, and encumbered parkland
• Demolition Permit
• Design Review Panel (DRP)
• Development Charge (DC) exemption, credit, or refund (Municipal Code exemptions, Above-Base Park Improvements (ABPI), Toronto Green Standard (TGS), demolition and redevelopment)
• Development potential summary (height, massing, floor area, permitted uses)
• Due diligence and transactions — ARC uncovers regulatory and physical risks and potential, allowing you to invest and transact with confidence.
• Due diligence checklist, project management, team coordination
• Educating neighbours as to the realistic scope of their input, and assisting them to refine and focus their interests productively
• Enhancing your organization’s reputation by conducting business with integrity, professionalism, and restraint
• Ensuring that regulatory submissions and external communications are as effective and persuasive as possible through meticulous technical review and revision
• Environmental Compliance Approval (ECA)
• Establishing clear and realistic scopes, budgets, and timelines collaboratively with other team members
• Final Bill and By-law
• Government and stakeholder groups — ARC draws on deep relationships with government and stakeholder groups to mitigate risk and earn support for your project.
• Heritage Permit, Heritage Easement Agreement or Covenant
• Letter of Credit (LC) and surety bond release and reduction
• Limiting distance and non-objection agreements
• Mapping stakeholders and anticipating their concerns and priorities
• Media interviews, statements, backgrounders, off-the-record discussions (inbound and outbound)
• Meetings and working groups with external stakeholders
• Metrolinx Corridor Development Permit (CDP) for adjacent development
• Minister's Zoning Order (MZO)
• Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Highway Corridor Management (HCM) Permit
• Minor Variance
• Motivating high performance through constant communication, predictable management, and exemplifying a commitment to quality work
• Municipal Infrastructure Agreement (MIA)
• Neighbours — ARC develops and maintains stable relationships with key neighbours, and negotiates with them on your behalf.
• Notice of Approval Conditions (NOAC), Statement of Approval, Site Plan Control Amendment
• Official Plan Amendment (OPA)
• Permit to Injure or Remove Trees
• Permits and clearances — ARC achieves the regulatory permits and clearances necessary for your project to advance.
• Plan of Condominium Approval
• Plan of Subdivision Approval
• Planning approvals — ARC provides strategy, project management, and technical expertise to secure valuable planning approvals.
• Preliminary discussions with regulatory and political stakeholders, as appropriate
• Professional staff in municipal, provincial, and federal government
• Project management and leadership — ARC keeps your project on track through relentless project management attention.
• Protected Species Conservation Registration or Permit
• Public office holders and political staff
• Public representation — ARC represents your project at important public moments by crafting persuasive narratives and technical materials that foster understanding and acceptance.
• Ravine and Natural Feature Permit (trees, grading)
• Relevant thought leaders and influencers
• Removal of Holding Symbol (Holding By-law Amendment, lifting of “H”)
• Rental Housing Demolition and Conversion Approval (Rental Replacement)
• Rental Replacement implementation (Section 111 Agreement, Rental Housing Demolition and Conversion Permit, Tenant Relocation and Assistance Plan)
• Research and critical analysis of regulatory and physical constraints (acoustic, aeronautical, air quality and odour, archaeology, conservation authority, employment area compatibility, environmental,
• Resident and ratepayer associations
• Resolving issues and setbacks immediately and collaboratively
• Review of anticipated or draft regulatory changes that may create new risks or opportunities
• Right of Way Construction Permit
• Road Disruption Activity Reporting System (RoDARS) application
• Self-initiated project meetings, open houses, and facilitated engagement sessions
• Site Plan Approval (SPA)
• Site visit, photography, interviews, verification of site conditions, attendance at inspections by other consultants
• Species at Risk Act (SARA) Permit and Agreement
• Stakeholder management
• Street Occupation Permit
• Summary of key transaction and project risks and recommended actions to investigate or mitigate
• Tenant and advocacy groups
• Working with nearby property owners and developers to achieve outcomes greater than would be possible separately
• Working with you to select and manage the expert consultants best-suited to your project’s characteristics and goals
• Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning, ZBA)

Service areas

• Toronto, ON, Canada

Public contacts

• Public email: stephen@a-rc.ca
• Public phone: 2017-2020
• aole: https://aole.org/membership-directory/individual/4715496
• linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/advanced-regulatory-corporation
• linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenjob
• maps: https://maps.google.com/?cid=6106681171489084158

Directory status

Registry verification: Not Registry Verified

Directory score: 86

Public source evidence

• Advanced Regulatory Corporation