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Tymmy

I'm in York Region, too, Newmarket. You must have a second separate kitchen according to York Region. According to my town, you may only have on kitchen per dwelling. So, no in Newmarket but maybe Woodbridge has different laws for your home.
Pastryjen

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post #77 of 78

I am also looking into what it takes to have a home baking business and I feel overwhelmed with all the information and all the legalities. But it would be worth it to be able to bake in my own house.

post #78 of 78

URGENT !!!

 

I don;t do baking but I am on the same page trying to work from home, but I found a commercial kitchen south of Markham near the 401 available for rent, if anyone wishes to join in and split the rent with me, the monthly rent $1195.00 + T.M.I. If you are interested, please reply with an email or phone #. 

 

The kitchen is 4 years old and has:

 

 

= 1500sft free standing building with lots of parking spaces
= Walk in cooler and freezer
= Exhaust system and cooking equipment
= Convection ovens & Double door proofer, work tables, dough racks
= Hobart mixer, sinks, Stock pots burners, stove, fryer, refrigerated back counter,
= New 200 amps, new air conditioner, new shipping door

 

My business will be preparing frozen cooked meals and I'll need it only twice/week at first so if we could be a group of 4 people or so that would be very little cost to us, and since I won't be baking this might work well! Let me know ASAP if you're interested, reply with your email and I'll contact you. Thanks.

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