Northern Light
Superstar
I meant just hit refresh on the page in your browser.
I don't find it quite that troublesome, normally.
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Toronto's AIC + Other Municipal Development Application Portals (UX/UI/APIs & Opendata)
- Thread starter Northern Light
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I meant just hit refresh on the page in your browser.
I don't find it quite that troublesome, normally.
i3uild
New Member
It's odd - I've eliminated cookies - switched browsers - nothing seems to work. I'd say it works 10% of the time I try and access it during the day.
artyboy123
Senior Member
Anyone having trouble with AIC today since early this morning...the link is not even loading...
Northern Light
Superstar
Anyone having trouble with AIC today since early this morning...the link is not even loading...
Which link were you having trouble with?, its working for me.
artyboy123
Senior Member
it was earlier in the morning but now it is working!
turini2
Active Member
Unfortunately I don't think I've ever used a good "planning data" system - but the Toronto one is particularly bad. Hard to find addresses or applications if you don't know the correct reference. We've got gigabit internet here at home, and documents take an age to download!
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
artyboy123
Senior Member
it's more like why turn something from "somewhat decent" into something purely garbage?
Sunnyside
Active Member
Oh, to bump a thread such as this...
I'm attempting to actually use the new AIC portal for the first time ever, and can't even follow links posted on UT without just being redirected to the landing page/map. That would be fine, if every single project I've searched for actually showed up- am I doing something wrong? Or is this stuff all scrubbed periodically?
...And is there not just a GIS portal where I can look at all development applications? I could've sworn there used to be...
I'm attempting to actually use the new AIC portal for the first time ever, and can't even follow links posted on UT without just being redirected to the landing page/map. That would be fine, if every single project I've searched for actually showed up- am I doing something wrong? Or is this stuff all scrubbed periodically?
...And is there not just a GIS portal where I can look at all development applications? I could've sworn there used to be...
Northern Light
Superstar
Closed and outdated links do happen.
In general, if your links are pre-2020, there is a good chance the link posted doesn't work; if they are for a project with a closed folder, its 50/50, the files are often still there, but the link often breaks.
Also the current iteration of the AIC is atrocious, much worse than it used to be.
1) If you want to look for new link, you can go here:
Application Information Centre
The Application Information Centre (AIC) provides information on all development applications in Toronto.
www.toronto.ca
Click on 'Refine Search'
Put in the Community Council Area
and Community Planning ( or C of A if applicable)
Hit search.
You can add additional info to narrow things down, including the application number, if you don't know the AICs quirks, I'd try to avoid that.
You'll get a map with pins, zoom in, find your pin, and you'll find the link.
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If that doesn't work, post a request in the thread for an up to date link, someone should be able to help.
Sunnyside
Active Member
This is greatly appreciated, I'll give it a shot. Will pull forward stuff (from this thread) if I can't find anything. I was having issues with some of the 'plexes posted on the first few pages, which are only from 2023, so I'll fiddle with the AIC a bit more. Thanks!Closed and outdated links do happen.
In general, if your links are pre-2020, there is a good chance the link posted doesn't work; if they are for a project with a closed folder, its 50/50, the files are often still there, but the link often breaks.
Also the current iteration of the AIC is atrocious, much worse than it used to be.
1) If you want to look for new link, you can go here:
Application Information Centre
The Application Information Centre (AIC) provides information on all development applications in Toronto.
Click on 'Refine Search'
Put in the Community Council Area
and Community Planning ( or C of A if applicable)
Hit search.
You can add additional info to narrow things down, including the application number, if you don't know the AICs quirks, I'd try to avoid that.
You'll get a map with pins, zoom in, find your pin, and you'll find the link.
*****
If that doesn't work, post a request in the thread for an up to date link, someone should be able to help.