Redacted sample · Observed August 7, 2026
These examples are derived from current official city records in the verified feasibility run. Exact addresses, filing identifiers, company names, and project names are removed from this public sample.
Public description indicates an interior fit-up and sprinkler-shop-drawing scope. The application-stage status makes it suitable for contractor review, but it does not establish availability.
Why surfaced: explicit Fire/Security Upgrade filing plus commercial tenant context.
Public description indicates multiple electromagnetic locks associated with a commercial building context.
Why surfaced: explicit Fire/Security Upgrade filing plus commercial-use language.
Public description indicates removal, relocation, and installation of sprinkler heads and related piping for a retail renovation.
Why surfaced: structured sprinkler work plus explicit retail context.
The structured record indicates sprinkler or standpipe work, but the public description does not clearly establish a commercial tenant or use. This belongs in a review queue, not a high-confidence list.
Why surfaced: relevant structured work field; commercial context needs contractor judgment.
Toronto Open Data CKAN — Building Permits, Active Permits
NYC Open Data — DOB NOW: Build, Job Application Filings
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