Part 13 - Rural Zones (Sections 211 to 236)

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the AG - Agricultural Zone is to:

1. recognize and permit agricultural uses in areas designated Agricultural Resource Area in the Official Plan;
2. restrict the range of permitted uses to agricultural, forestry and related accessory uses in order to preserve these prime agricultural lands from loss to other uses;
3. regulate uses in a manner that respects the character of the area and minimizes land use conflicts; and,
4. identify, through the use of subzones, those existing farm lots having lot area and lot width minimums that are less than the minimums required in the principal Agricultural zone.  

Section 211

In the AG Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsections 211(3) to (5);
   2. a maximum of 3 guest bedrooms is permitted in a bed and breakfast; (By-law 2008-326)
   3. a maximum of 10 persons are permitted in a group home; (By-law 2008-326)
      agricultural use, see Part 2, Section 62
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
      Cannabis Production Facility, limited to outdoor cultivation and greenhouse cultivation in a greenhouse that existed as of June 12, 2019. (By-law 2019-222)
      one detached dwelling
      environmental preserve and educational area
      equestrian establishment
      forestry operation
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125 
      home-based business, see Part 5, Sections 127 and 128
      home-based daycare, see Part 5, Section 129
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      on-farm diversified use, limited to a place of assembly, See Part 3, Section 79 (By-law 2019-41)
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133

Conditional Permitted Uses

2. The following conditional uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsection 211(3) to (5);
   2. provided that they are located on the same lot and are accessory or ancillary to an agricultural use and the main detached dwelling;
   3. provided that they serve as housing for farm help and the minimum lot size must be 10 hectares;
   4. provided that in addition to the principal detached dwelling there is a maximum of one additional detached dwelling and a maximum total of three dwelling additional dwelling units.

bunk house dwelling
detached dwelling
mobile home (By-law 2020-299)

Zone Provisions

3. Zone provisions are set out in Table 211 below.

   Table 211 - AG Zone provisions

   I Zoning Mechanisms	Provisions
   	II Agricultural use, equestrian establishment and forestry	III Kennel	IV Other Uses
   (a) Minimum Lot Width (m)	90	see Part 3, Section 84	30
   (b) Minimum Lot Area (ha)	36		0.2, see ss. 211(6) (By-law 2008-457)
   (c) Minimum Distance Separation	see Part 2, Section 62		see Part 2, Section 62
   (d) Minimum Front Yard Setback (m)	(i) 10		10
   	(ii) 6 for a farm produce outlet with a floor area of 28 m2 or less
   (e) Minimum Rear Yard Setback (m)	10		10
   (f) Minimum Interior Side Yard Setback (m)	5		5
   (g) Minimum Corner Side Yard Setback (m)	10		10
   (h) Maximum Height (m)	12		12
   (i) Maximum Lot Coverage (%)	20		20

4. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.
5. Despite subsection 211(3), an agricultural use may also be permitted as an accessory use to a detached dwelling on a lot of 0.8ha or larger in area.  (By-law 2012-349)  (By-law 2016-290)
6. The minimum lot area stated in Table 211 reflects that of many existing smaller sized lots. New residential lot severances are only permitted for an existing residence made surplus to a farming operation, as per Official Plan requirements, and such will have a minimum lot area of 0.4 hectares.(By-law 2008-457)
7. Despite subsection 211(3), there are no minimum lot width and lot area requirements for an agricultural use that excludes livestock-related food production.  (By-law 2017-148)

Section 212 - AG Subzones

In the AG Zone, the following subzones apply:

AG1 TO AG3 Subzones

1. The AG1 to AG3 subzone are set out in Table 212A below and are used only to recognize existing smaller sized agricultural lots that do not meet the AG zone requirements:

   Table 212A – AG1 TO AG3 Subzone provisions

   I Subzone	Agricultural use, equestrian establishment and forestry
   	II Minimum lot area (ha)	III Minimum lot width (m)
   (a) AG1	30	60
   (b) AG2	18	60
   (c) AG3	10	60

2. Despite subsection 212(1), an agricultural use may also be permitted as an accessory use to a detached dwelling on a lot of 0.8 ha or larger in area. (By-law 2016-290)
   (2a) Despite subsection 212(1), there are no minimum lot width and lot area requirements for an agricultural use that excludes livestock-related food production.  (By-law 2017-148)    

AG4 TO AG8 Subzones

3. The AG4 to AG8 subzones are used for farm consolidations where a severance of a surplus farm house has occurred and the following uses are prohibited:
   bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
   detached dwelling
   group home, see Part 5, Section 125 
   home-based business, see Part 5, Sections 127 and 128 
   home-based daycare, see Part 5, Section 129 
   secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133 (By-law 2016-290)
4. The AG4 to AG8 subzone provisions are set out in Table 212B below:  (By-law 2016-290)   (5) Despite subsection 212(4), there are no minimum lot width and lot area requirements for an agricultural use that excludes livestock-related food production.  (By-law 2017-148)     

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the ME – Mineral Extraction Zone is to:

1. permit licensed mineral extraction operations in areas mainly designated as Sand and Gravel Resource Area or Limestone Resource Area in the Official Plan;
2. allow a limited range of permitted uses which are related to or compatible with mineral extraction operations, as well as interim uses that would not sterilize the potential of future mineral extraction operation on the lands within the ME zones;
3. Impose regulations to minimize the impact of mineral extraction operations on the surrounding area.

​Section 213

In the ME Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsections 213(3) and (4);
      agricultural use, see Part 2, Section 62
      environmental preserve and educational area
      equestrian establishment
      forestry operation
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      on-farm diversified use, limited to a place of assembly, See Part 3, Section 79 (By-law 2019-41)
      leaf and yard waste composting facility
      mineral extraction operation
2. The following conditional uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsections 213(3) and (4);
   2. the use is located on the same lot as an operating mineral extraction operation;
   3. the use mobile home is for a security guard or caretaker;
   4. the waste processing and transfer facility is limited to inert construction materials such as concrete and asphalt;
      one mobile home
      waste processing and transfer facility

Zone Provisions

3. Zone provisions are set out in Table 213 below.

   Table 213 - ME Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS	II ZONE PROVISIONS
   	(i) Farm produce outlet associated with an agricultural use	(ii) All other uses
   (a) Minimum lot width (m)	30
   (b) Minimum lot area (ha)	10
   (c) Maximum gross floor area (m2)	28	not applicable
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)	6	30
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	15
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	15
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)	30
   (g) Maximum height (m)	15
   (h) Minimum width of landscaped area along all lot lines (m)	15

4. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.  

Section 214 - ME Subzones

In the ME Zone, the following subzones apply:

ME1 Subzone – Mineral extraction operation with detached dwelling

1. In the ME1 Subzone:
   1. the following are additional permitted uses:
      one detached dwelling
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
   2. Despite the regulations of Table 213, in the ME1 subzone the detached dwelling must provide a minimum front yard setback of 15 m and a maximum front yard setback of 45 m. The purpose of these setbacks is to ensure that the detached dwelling is located near the road to minimize encroachment onto potential mineral aggregate resources in order to permit mineral extraction on other portions of the lands not located in close proximity to the dwelling.

ME2 Subzone – Mineral extraction operation - pit only 

2. In the ME2 Subzone the use mineral extraction operation shall be limited to a pit.

ME3 Subzone – Mineral extraction operation - pit only with detached dwelling

3. In the ME3 Subzone:
   1. the use mineral extraction operation shall be limited to a pit
   2. the following are additional permitted uses:
      one detached dwelling
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
   3. Despite the regulations of Table 213, in the ME3 subzone the detached dwelling must provide a minimum front yard setback of 15 m and a maximum front yard setback of 45 m. The purpose of these setbacks is to ensure that the detached dwelling is located near the road to minimize encroachment onto potential mineral aggregate resources in order to permit mineral extraction on other portions of the lands not located in close proximity to the dwelling.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the MR – Mineral Aggregate Reserve Zone is to:

1. identify those areas that are designated as Sand and Gravel Resource Area or Limestone Resource Area in the Official Plan for which at present there is no licensed mineral extraction operations, and are not along a rural truck route;
2. identify those lands where as yet unexploited mineral aggregate resources exist, until a request is made for a rezoning to the Mineral Extraction – ME zone to permit a mineral extraction operation;
3. allow for an interim period a limited range of permitted uses of a nature that would not sterilize the potential of future mineral extraction operation on the lands or neighbouring lands; and,
4. impose regulations reflective of the ME zone as lands in the MR zone may potentially be rezoned to ME to permit mineral extraction operations.

Section 215

In the MR Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsections 215(2) and (3);
      agricultural use, see Part 2, Section 62
      environmental preserve and educational area
      equestrian establishment
      forestry operation
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      on-farm diversified use, limited to a place of assembly, See Part 3, Section 79 (By-law 2019-41) 

Zone Provisions

2. The use provisions are set out in the subsections 215(2) and (3) below:

   Table 215 - MR Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS	II ZONE PROVISIONS
   	(i) Farm produce outlet associated with an agricultural use	(ii) All other uses
   (a) Minimum lot width (m)	30
   (b) Minimum lot area (ha)	10
   (c) Maximum gross floor area (m2)	28	not applicable
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)	6	30
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	15
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	15
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)	30
   (g) Maximum height (m)	15

3. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.

Section 216 - MR Subzones

In the MR Zone, the following subzones apply:

MR1 – Mineral aggregate reserve with detached dwelling

1. In the MR1 Subzone:
   1. the following uses are also permitted:
      one detached dwelling
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
   2. Despite the regulations of Table 215 in the MR1 subzone the detached dwelling must provide a minimum front yard setback of 15 m and a maximum front yard setback of 45 m. The purpose of these setbacks is to ensure that the detached dwelling is located near the road to minimize encroachment onto potential mineral aggregate resources in order to permit mineral extraction on other portions of the lands not located in close proximity to the dwelling.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the RC – Rural Commercial Zone is to:

1. permit the development of highway and recreational commercial uses which serve the rural community and visiting public in areas mainly designated as General Rural Area, Village and Carp Road Corridor Rural Employment Area in the Official Plan;
2. accommodate a range of commercial uses including services for the traveling public as well as agriculture-related, vehicle-oriented and construction products and services;
3. permit research facilities in areas designated Greenbelt Employment and Institutional Area in the Official Plan, and
4. regulate development in a manner that has a minimal impact on the surrounding rural area or villages.

Section 217

In the RC Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 217(3) to (5);
   2. despite the definition amusement park, a go-cart track is not permitted in an RC zone which abuts in whole or in part any VM, V1, V2 or V3 zone;
   3. retail store is limited to the sale of agricultural, construction, gardening or landscaping-related products, equipment or supplies;
   4. the detached dwelling or dwelling unit is limited to one in total and must be accessory to a permitted use;      
      amusement centre
      amusement park
      animal care establishment
      animal hospital
      artist studio
      automobile rental establishment
      automobile dealership
      automobile service station
      bar
      campground
      car wash
      click and collect facility (By-law 2016-289)
      detached dwelling
      dwelling unit
      gas bar
      heavy equipment and vehicle sales, rental and servicing
      hotel
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      parking lot
      restaurant
      retail food store, limited to a farmers’ market  (By-law 2016-134)
      retail store
      storefront industry, see Part 3, Section 99  (By-law 2018-171)
      warehouse (By-law 2013-58)
   5. no single commercial use can occupy more than 2500 m2 of gross leasable floor area on any lot in a RC zone in a village shown on Schedule 9. (By-law 2013-58) (By-law 2017-148)
   6. Where an outdoor farmers’ market is located on a lot with another use, the primary or subzone provisions do not apply and the farmers’ market may only by located in a:
      1. parking lot;
      2. yard abutting a parking lot; and,
      3. front of corner side yard;
         associated with the other use.  (By-law 2016-134)

Conditional Permitted Uses

2. The following conditional uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsection 217(3) to (5);
   2. provided that they are located in the same building or on the same lot as a permitted use;        
      bank machine
      convenience store
      drive-through facility
      personal service business

Zone Provisions

3. Zone provisions are set out in Table 217 below.

   Table 217 - RC Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS		II PROVISIONS
   (a) Lot area (m2)		4000
   (b) Lot width (m)		30
   (c) Front yard setback (m)		10
   (d) Interior side yard setback (m)	Abutting residential zone	4.5
   	All other zones	3
   (e) Corner side yard setback (m)		6
   (f) Rear yard setback (m)		10
   (g) Height (m)		11
   (h) Lot coverage (%)		25
   (i) Landscaping of yards		-required front and corner side yards to be landscaped, except for driveways crossing the front or corner side yard leading to a parking area
   (j) Outdoor storage		-outdoor storage permitted in interior side and rear yard only; must be screened and concealed from view from abutting streets and from abutting non-commercial or non-industrial zones

4. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2 - General Provisions, Part 3 - Specific Use Provisions and Part 4 - Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.
5. It should be noted that lots serviced by private services may require lot sizes larger than that necessary to meet zone provisions in order to accommodate the servicing systems capable of handling the increased levels of water consumption and sewage generation that may be associated with these uses.

Section 218 - RC Subzones

In the RC Zone the following subzones apply:

1. Zone provisions are set out in Table 218A below.

RC5 Subzone - campgrounds

2. In the RC5 subzone:
   1. despite Section 217(1) the following uses only are permitted;
   2. despite the definition marine facility the storage, servicing, repair, or sale or rental of boats is also allowed, along with the sale of marine fuels;
   3. despite the definition campground this may include cabins and chalets;
   4. the dwelling unit is limited to one in total;      
      campground
      dwelling unit
      marine facility
      park
      retail food store, limited to a farmers’ market (By-law 2016-134)
   5. Where an outdoor farmers’ market is located on a lot with another use, the primary or subzone provisions do not apply and the farmers’ market may only by located in a:
      1. parking lot;
      2. yard abutting a parking lot; and,
      3. front or corner side yard
         ​associated with the other use. (By-law 2016-134)
3. The following conditional uses only are permitted subject to the following:
   1. provided that they are located in the same building or on the same lot as a permitted use;
   2. only one dwelling unit as permitted in subsection 218(2) or one detached dwelling is permitted, not both;
      restaurant
      one detached dwelling
4. The RC4 subzone provisions are set out in Table 218A shall apply for the RC5 subzone.

RC6 and RC7 Subzones – Carp road corridor (convenience commercial nodes)

5. In the RC6 and RC7 subzones:
   1. the retail store is limited to a convenience store;  and to the sale of goods, products, equipment, supplies or services manufactured, processed, assembled, packaged or delivered by a permitted use, or the sale of previously prepared materials used in the manufacturing, processing, assembly, packaging or delivery of finished parts, finished products or services; (By-law 2014-166)
   2. the following uses are also permitted:        
      bank
      office
      retail store (By-law 2019-338)
6. The RC6 and RC7 subzone provisions apply as follows:
   1. for the RC6 subzone the provisions of the RC2 subzone in Table 218A apply;
   2. for the RC7 subzone the provisions of the RC zone in Table 217 apply.

RC8 And RC9 Subzones – Carp road corridor (highway commercial restricted)

7. In the RC8 and RC9 subzones:
   1. the automobile service station may not retail fuel;
   2. the following uses are prohibited:        
      bar
      gas bar
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      restaurant
   3. the following uses are also permitted:
      light industrial
      printing plant
      service and repair shop
      research and development centre
      office (By-law 2014-166)
   4. retail store is limited to the sale of agricultural, construction, gardening or landscaping-related products, equipment or supplies; and to the sale of goods, products, equipment, supplies or services manufactured, processed, assembled, packaged or delivered by a permitted use, or the sale of previously prepared materials used in the manufacturing, processing, assembly, packaging or delivery of finished parts, finished products or services. (By-law 2014-166)
8. The RC8 and RC9 subzone provisions apply as follows:
   1. for the RC8 subzone the provisions of the RC2 subzone in Table 218A apply;
   2. for the RC9 subzone the provisions of the RC zone in Table 217 apply.

RC10 Subzone – Greenbelt employment areas

9. In the RC10 subzone:
   1. despite Section 217(1) the following uses only are permitted:
   2. the uses day care and technology industry must be accessory to a research and development centre
      agricultural use, see Part 2, Section 62
      day care
      environmental preserve and education area
      forestry use
      on-farm diversified use, limited to a place of assembly, See Part 3, Section 79 (By-law 2019-41)
      research and development centre
      technology industry
      retail food store, limited to a farmers’ market (By-law 2016-134)
   3. zone provisions are set out in Table 218B below.
   4. Where an outdoor farmers’ market is located on a lot with another use, the primary or subzone provisions do not apply and the farmers’ market may only by located in a:
      1. parking lot;
      2. yard abutting a parking lot; and,
      3. front or corner side yard;
         associated with the other use. (By-law 2016-134)

RC11 Subzone

10. In the RC11 subzone:
    1. despite the permitted uses in subsections 217(1) and (2) the following uses are the primary permitted uses:       
       amusement centre
       artist studio
       automobile rental establishment
       automobile dealership
       automobile service station
       bank
       bed and breakfast establishment
       catering establishment
       convenience store
       drive-through facility
       dwelling unit
       funeral home
       gas bar
       heavy equipment and vehicle sales, rental and servicing
       light industrial use, limited to bakery
       medical facility
       office
       personal service business
       place of assembly
       printing plant
       research and development centre
       restaurant
       retail store
       retail food store
       service and repair shop (By-law 2014-166) (By-law 2019-338)
    2. zone provisions are set out in Table 218C below.

RC12  Subzone – Villages of Cumberland, Metcalfe and Osgoode

11. In the RC12 subzone:
    1. The following uses only are permitted:      
       amusement centre
       animal care establishment
       animal hospital
       artist studio
       automobile rental establishment
       automobile dealership
       automobile service station
       bank
       bar
       car wash
       catering establishment
       cinema
       day care
       detached dwelling
       dwelling unit  (By-law 2015-190)
       emergency service
       funeral home
       gas bar
       heavy equipment and vehicle sales, rental and servicing
       hotel
       instructional facility
       library
       medical facility
       municipal service centre
       office
       park
       parking lot
       personal brewing facility (By-law 2019-41)
       place of assembly
       place of worship (By-law 2014-94)
       post office
       recreational and athletic facility
       restaurant
       retail store
       retail food store
       service or repair shop
       theatre
       training centre
       urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)
       warehouse  (By-law 2019-338)
    2. The following conditional uses are also permitted provided that they are located in the same building or on the same lot as a permitted use:
       bank machine
       convenience store
       drive-through facility
       personal service business; and
    3. clause 217 (1)(c) and subsection 217 (3) do not apply.
    4. retail sale of automobiles in association with an automobile service station must not exceed an amount equal to 10% of the lot area;
    5. zone provisions are set out in Table 218D below: (By-law 2013-58) (By-law 2014-94)

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the RG – Rural General Industrial Zone is to:

1. permit the development of light industrial uses in areas mainly designated as General Rural Area, Village and Carp Road Corridor Rural Employment in the Official Plan;
2. accommodate a range of light industrial uses and limited service commercial uses for the travelling public; and,
3. regulate development in a manner that respects adjacent land uses and will have a minimal impact on the surrounding rural area.

Section 219

In the RG Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 219(3) to (5);
   2. the dwelling unit is limited to a caretaker;
   3. the retail store is limited to the sale of agricultural, construction, gardening or landscape-related products, equipment or supplies;
      animal care establishment (By-law 2015-190)
      animal hospital
      automobile body shop
      automobile dealership
      automobile service station
      Cannabis Production Facility, and contained within a building that is not a greenhouse. (By-law 2019-222)
      drive-through facility (OMB Order #PL080959 issued March 18, 2010)
      dwelling unit
      gas bar
      heavy equipment and vehicle sales, rental and servicing
      kennel, see Part 3,Section 84
      leaf and yard waste composting facility
      light industrial uses
      parking lot
      printing plant
      retail store
      service and repair shop
      storage yard
      truck transport terminal
      warehouse
      waste processing and transfer facility (non-putrescible) 

Conditional Permitted Uses

2. The following conditional uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsection 219(3) to (5);
   2. the use is located on the same lot as the use listed in Section 219(1);
   3. the retail store is limited to the sale of goods, service or materials provided by a use permitted in Section 219(1);      
      animal care establishment
      bank machine
      bar​ (By-law 2018-171)
      car wash
      convenience store
      personal service business
      restaurant
      retail store (OMB Order #PL080959 issued March 18, 2010)
   4. ) A bar
      1. must be ancillary to a permitted brewery, winery or distillery; and,
      2. may not have a gross floor area exceeding the lesser of:
         1. 300 m², or
         2. 25% of the floor area of the brewery, winery or distillery to which it is ancillary. (By-law 2018-171)

Zone Provisions

3. Zone provisions are set out in Table 219 below.

   Table 219 - RG Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS		II PROVISIONS
   (a) Minimum lot width (m)		30
   (b) Minimum lot area (m2)		4,000
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)		15
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)		15
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	(i) Abutting a RG, RH or RC zone	3
   	(ii) Other cases	8
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)		12
   (g) Maximum principal building height (m)		15
   (h) Maximum lot coverage (%)		50
   (i) Outdoor storage		(a) outside storage is not permitted within any required front yard or corner side yard (b) outside storage must be screened from abutting residential uses or zones and public streets by an opaque screen at least 1.8 m in height from finished grade

4. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.
5. It should be noted that lots serviced by private services may require lot sizes larger than that necessary to meet zone provisions in order to accommodate the servicing systems capable of handling the increased levels of water consumption and sewage generation that may be associated with these uses.

Section 220 - RG Subzones

In the RG Zone, the following subzones apply:

1. Zone provisions are set out in Table 220A below.

RG4 and RG5 Subzones – Carp road corridor

2. In the RG4 and RG5 subzones:
   1. the automobile service station may not retail fuel;
   2. retail store is limited to the sale of agricultural, construction, gardening or landscaping-related products, equipment or supplies; and to the sale of goods, products, equipment, supplies or services manufactured, processed, assembled, packaged or delivered by a permitted use, or the sale of previously prepared materials used in the manufacturing, processing, assembly, packaging or delivery of finished parts, finished products or services. (By-law 2014-166)
   3. the following uses are prohibited:      
      gas bar
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
   4. the following uses are also permitted:      
      research and development centre
      technology industry
   5. the following conditional uses are also permitted subject to the use being located on the same lot as a primary permitted use:
      ​office (By-law 2014-166)
3. The RG4 and RG5 subzone provisions are set out in Table 220B below.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the RH – Rural Heavy Industrial Zone is to:

1. permit the development of heavy industrial uses in areas mainly designated as General Rural Area, Village and Carp Road Corridor Rural Employment in the Official Plan;
2. accommodate a range of heavy industrial uses and limited service commercial uses at locations which are neither environmentally sensitive nor in close proximity to incompatible land uses; and,
3. regulate development in a manner that respects adjacent land uses and will have a minimal impact on the rural area.

Section 221

In the RH Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsections 221(3) to (5);      
      automobile body shop
      automobile service station
      Cannabis Production Facility, and contained within a building that is not a greenhouse. (By-law 2019-222)
      crematorium
      drive-through facility (OMB Order #PL080959 issued March 18, 2010)
      gas bar
      heavy equipment and vehicle sales, rental and servicing
      heavy industrial use
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      leaf and yard waste composting facility
      light industrial use
      parking lot
      printing plant
      service and repair shop
      storage yard
      truck transport terminal
      warehouse
      waste processing and transfer facility

Conditional Uses Permitted

2. The following conditional uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsections 221(3) to (5);
   2. the use is located on the same lot as the use listed in Section 221(1);
   3. the retail store is limited to the sale of goods, service or materials provided by a use permitted in Section 221(1);      
      bank machine
      bar (By-law 2018-171)
      car wash
      convenience store
      restaurant
      retail store (OMB Order #PL080959 issued March 18, 2010)
   4. A bar
      1. must be ancillary to a permitted brewery, winery or distillery; and,
      2. may not have a gross floor area exceeding the lesser of:
         1. 300 m², or
         2. 25% of the floor area of the brewery, winery or distillery to which it is ancillary. (By-law 2018-171)

Zone Provisions

3. Zone provisions are set out in Table 221 below.

   Table 221 - RH Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS	II PROVISIONS
   (a) Minimum lot width (m)	50
   (b) Minimum lot area (m2)	8,000
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)	15
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	15
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	(i) Abutting an industrial zone	3
   	(ii) Other cases	10
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)	15
   (g) Maximum principal building height (m)	15
   (h) Maximum lot coverage (%)	50
   (i) Outdoor storage	(a) outside storage is not permitted within any required front yard or corner side yard; (b) outside storage must be screened from abutting residential uses and public streets by an opaque screen at least 1.8 metres in height from finished grade

4. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2 - General Provisions, Part 3 - Specific Use Provisions and Part 4 - Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.   (5) It should be noted that lots serviced by private services may require lot sizes larger than that necessary to meet zone provisions in order to accommodate the servicing systems capable of handling the increased levels of water consumption and sewage generation that may be associated with these uses.

Section 222 - RH Subzones

In the RH Zone, the following subzones apply:

1. Zone provisions are set out in Table 222A below.

RH4 and RH5 SUBZONES – Carp road corridor

2. In the RH4 and RH5 subzones:
   1. the automobile service station may not retail fuel;
   2. the following uses are prohibited:
      gas bar
3. The RH4 and RH5 subzone provisions are set out in Table 222B below.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the RI – Rural Institutional Zone is to:

1. permit a range of community-oriented and emergency service uses which serve the needs of the rural population in areas designated primarily as Village in the Official Plan;
2. permit a limited range of educational and religious-related institutional uses where they exist in areas designated General Rural Area and Agricultural Resource Area in the Official Plan, and,
3. ensure that future development will have a minimal impact on adjacent land uses and will respect the character of the surrounding village or rural areas.

​Section 223

In the RI Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 223(2) to (4);
   2. a maximum of one ancillary dwelling unit or detached dwelling is permitted with a place of worship
   3. a maximum of 10 persons are permitted in a group home
   4. a retail food store is limited to a farmers’ market
      cemetery
      community centre
      community health and resource centre
      day care
      emergency service
      environmental preserve and educational area
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      library
      municipal service centre
      museum
      park
      place of assembly
      place of worship
      residential care facility retail food store
      retirement home
      retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122
      rooming house
      school
      shelter, see Part 5, Section 134
      urban agriculture, see Part 3, see Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)  (By-law 2018-206)     (e) Despite (d), the use residential care facility is not permitted in the RI – Rural Institutional zone in the villages of Ashton, Burritt’s Rapids, Carlsbad Springs, Cumberland, Dunrobin, Fallowfield, Fitzroy Harbour, Galetta, Kars, Kenmore, Kinburn, Marionville, Metcalfe, Munster, Navan, Notre Dame des Champs, Osgoode, Sarsfield, Vars, and Vernon. (By-law 2013-359)

Zone Provisions

2. Zone provisions are set out in Table 223 below.

   Table 223 - RI Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS		II PROVISIONS
   (a) Minimum lot width (m)		30
   (b) Minimum lot area (m2)		2000
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)		6
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	(i) abutting a residential use or zone	10
   	(ii) all other cases	7.5
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)		6
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)		6
   (g) Maximum principal building height		10
   (h) Maximum lot coverage (%)		50
   (i) Minimum landscaped area (%)		20

3. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.
4. It should be noted that lots serviced by private services may require lot sizes larger than that necessary to meet zone provisions in order to accommodate the servicing systems capable of handling the increased levels of water consumption and sewage generation that may be associated with these uses.

Section 224 - RI Subzones

In the RI Zone, the following subzones apply:

RI1 – RI3 Subzones

1. Zone provisions are set out in Table 224A below.

RI4 Subzone

2. In the RI4 Subzone:
   1. the following uses are also permitted:      
      fairground
      recreational and athletic facility
      sports arena​
   2. zone provisions are set out in Table 224B below.

RI5 to RI8 Subzones

3. In the RI5 to RI8 subzones:
   1. despite subsection 223(1) the following uses only are permitted:
   2. a maximum of one ancillary dwelling unit or detached dwelling is permitted with a place of worship      
      cemetery
      day care
      place of worship
      school
   3. zone provisions are set out in Table 224C below.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the RR – Rural Residential Zone is to:

1. recognize and permit large-lot residential development in planned subdivisions and to acknowledge existing smaller lot development in areas designated as General Rural Area or Rural Natural Features in the Official Plan;
2. recognize clusters of existing residential development found in areas designated as Agricultural Resource Area or Greenbelt Rural in the Official Plan;
3. permit residential-only uses as well as related and accessory uses;   (4) regulate development in a manner that respects both the residential character of the area and the surrounding rural context.

Section 225

In the RR Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsection 225(2) and (3);
   2. a maximum of three guest bedrooms is permitted in a bed and breakfast;
   3. a maximum of 10 persons are permitted in a group home;
   4. a maximum of 10 persons are permitted in retirement home, converted;
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
      detached dwelling
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
      home-based day care, see Part 5, Section 129
      retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5,Section 133
      urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)
   5. Despite subsection 225(1), an agricultural use limited to the keeping of a maximum of 10 hens is permitted as an accessory use to a detached dwelling on a lot of 0.8 ha or larger in area. (By-law 2019-41)

Zone Provisions

2. Zone provisions are set out in Table 225 below:

   Table 225 - RR Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS	II RR
   (a) Minimum lot area (m2)	8000
   (b) Minimum lot width (m)	50
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)	10
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	10
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	6
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)	10
   (g) Maximum height (m)	11
   (h) Maximum lot coverage (%)	15

3. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.

Section 226 - RR Subzones

In the RR Zone, the following subzones apply:

1. The RR1 to RR3 subzone provisions are set out in Table 226A below and are used for existing country lot developments, while the RR zone is to be used for new subdivision development.

   Table 226A: RR1 to RR3 Subzone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS	II RR1	III RR2	IV RR3
   (a) Minimum lot area (m2)	8000	8000	8000
   (b) Minimum lot width (m)	45	50	60
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)	15	12	10
   (d) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	15	23	10
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	3	6	5
   (f) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)	15	12	5
   (g) Maximum height (m)	11	11	11
   (h) Maximum lot coverage (%)	no maximum	8	15

2. The RR4 to RR12 subzone provisions are set out in Table 226B below and are used for existing small lot size rural development in hamlets, along riverfronts and rural lot clusters, and golf course estate subdivisions.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the RU – Rural Countryside Zone is to:

1. accommodate agricultural, forestry, country residential lots created by severance and other land uses characteristic of Ottawa’s countryside, in areas designated as General Rural Area, Rural Natural Features and Greenbelt Rural in the Official Plan;
2. recognize and permit this range of rural-based land uses which often have large lot or distance separation requirements; and
3. regulate various types of development in manners that ensure compatibility with adjacent land uses and respect the rural context.

Section 227

In the RU Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to the following:
   1. the provisions of subsection 227(2) to (5);
   2. a maximum of 10 guest bedrooms is permitted in a bed and breakfast
   3. a maximum of 10 persons are permitted in a group home,
   4. a maximum of 10 persons are permitted in a retirement home, converted
      agricultural use, see Part 2, Section 62
      animal care establishment
      animal hospital
      artist studio 
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
      Cannabis Production Facility, limited to outdoor and greenhouse cultivation. (By-law 2019-222)
      cemetery
      detached dwelling
      equestrian establishment 
      environmental preserve and educational area
      forestry operation
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      home-based business, see Part 5, Sections 127 and 128
      home-based day care, see Part 5, Section 129
      kennel, see Part 3, Section 84
      on-farm diversified use, limited to a place of assembly, See Part 3, Section 79 (By-law 2019-41)
      retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122 
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133

Zone Provisions

2. In the RU Zone, development must comply with the provisions of Table 227:

   Table 227 - RU Zone provisions

   I ZONING MECHANISMS	PROVISIONS
   	II AGRICULTURAL USE, EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT		III KENNEL	IV OTHER USES
   (a) Minimum lot width (m)	60		see Part 3, Section 84	50
   (b) Minimum lot area (ha)	2			0.8, see ss. 227(6) (By-law 2008-457)
   (c) Minimum front yard setback (m)	10	6 for a farm produce outlet with a floor area of 28m2or less		10
   (d) Minimum corner side yard setback (m)	10			10
   (e) Minimum rear yard setback (m)	10			10
   (f) Minimum interior side yard setback (m)	5			5
   (g) Maximum height (m) -principal building	12			12
   (h) Maximum lot coverage (%)	20			20
   (i) Minimum distance separation	see Part 2, Section 62			see Part 2, Section 62

3. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions and Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions.
4. Despite subsection 227(2), an agricultural use limited to a stable and the keeping of horses, and the keeping of a maximum of 10 hens may also be permitted as accessory uses to a detached dwelling on a lot of 0.8 ha or larger in area.(By-law 2012-349) (By-law 2018-155)
5. The minimum lot area and minimum lot width for a detached dwelling indicated in Table 227, Column IV - Other Uses, applies only to a detached dwelling on an existing lot or a lot created by a consent application as per requirements of the Official Plan. The Rural Residential - RR zone is to be used for detached dwellings on lots in subdivisions. (By-law 2009-18)
6. The minimum lot area for a lot created by a consent application – severance process – is guided by Official Plan policy that requires a minimum lot area of 0.8 hectares for the severed lot and 10.0 hectares for the retained lot. (By-law 2008-457) (By-law 2019-41)
7. Despite subsection 227(2), there are no minimum lot width and lot area requirements for an agricultural use that excludes livestock-related food production.  (By-law 2017-148) 

Section 228 - RU Subzones

In the RU Zone, the following subzones apply:

1. In the RU1 to RU4 subzones:
   1. the following uses only are permitted:
      agricultural use, excluding livestock-related food production  (By-law 2017-148)
      artist studio 
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
      detached dwelling
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      home-based business, see Part 5, Sections 127 and 128
      home-based day care, see Part 5, Section 129
      on-farm diversified use, limited to a place of assembly, See Part 3, Section 79 (By-law 2019-41)
      retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122 
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133
   2. zone provisions are set out in Table 228 below:

      Table 228 - RU Subzone provisions

      I Subzone	II Minimum Lot Area (m2)	III Minimum Lot Width (m)	IV Minimum Interior Side Yard Setback (m)
      (i) RU1	4000	30	5
      (ii) RU2	2000	30	5
      (iii) RU3	1350	30	5
      (iv) RU4	1350	20	3

2. Despite subsection 228(1), there are no minimum lot width and lot area requirements for an agricultural use that excludes livestock-related food production.  (By-law 2017-148) 

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the VM - Village Mixed-Use Zone is to,

1. permit a wide variety of commercial, leisure, institutional and residential uses in areas designated as Village in the Official Plan,
2. reinforce the historical character of the Village core areas and mainstreets by promoting small-scale, street-oriented building form;
3. recognize the function of Business Improvement Areas as primary business or shopping areas; and
4. regulate development in a manner that adopts existing land use patterns so that the unique village character is maintained.

Section 229

In the VM Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 229(2) to (5);
   2. outdoor storage is permitted subject to:
      1. the principal building occupying 65% of the street frontage for a minimum depth of 3 m;
      2. not being located in a required yard; and
      3. being completely enclosed and screened from a public street, and from residential or institutional zones.
   3. retail store, retail food store and restaurant being located on the ground floor, and where located on the ground floor, they may also locate above the ground floor;    
   4. all uses located on the ground floor having direct access to the street;
   5. a maximum of 10 residents is permitted in a group home.      
      amusement centre
      animal care establishment
      animal hospital
      apartment dwelling, low rise
      artist studio
      automobile rental establishment
      automobile service station
      bank
      bank machine
      bar
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121 
      catering establishment
      cemetery
      cinema
      click and collect facility (By-law 2016-289)
      community centre
      community health and resource centre
      convenience store
      day care
      detached dwelling 
      diplomatic mission, see Part 3, Section 88
      duplex dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      dwelling unit
      emergency service
      funeral home
      gas bar
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
      home-based day care, see Part 5, Section 129
      hotel
      instructional facility
      library
      linked-detached dwelling
      marine facility
      medical facility
      municipal service centre
      museum
      office
      park 
      personal brewing facility (By-law 2019-41)
      personal service business
      place of assembly
      place of worship
      post office
      recreational and athletic facility
      residential care facility 
      restaurant
      retail store
      retail food store
      retirement home
      retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122
      rooming unit
      school 
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133
      semi-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      service or repair shop
      shelter, see Part 5, Section 134
      sports arena
      stacked dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      storefront industry, see Part 3, Section 99  (By-law 2018-171)
      theatre
      training centre
      three-unit dwelling
      townhouse dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2012-334) (By-law 2010-307) (By-law 2014-189)   
      urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148) (By-law 2018-206) (By-law 2019-338)
   6. residential care facility is only permitted in the VM – Village Mixed-Use zone in the villages of Greely, North Gower, Carp, Constance Bay, Richmond and Manotick; (By-law 2013-58)
   7. no single commercial use can occupy by more than 2500 m2 of gross leasable floor area on any lot in a VM zone in a village shown on Schedule 9. (By-law 2013-58) (By-law 2014-189)

Zone Provisions

2. The zone provisions are set out in Table 229 below.

   Table 229 - VM Zone provisions

   I Zoning Mechanism		II Provisions
   (a) Minimum lot area (m2)		1,350 m2
   (b) Minimum lot width (m)		20 m
   (c) Front yard setbacks (m)	(i) minimum	No minimum
   	(ii) maximum	3 m
   (d) Corner side yard setbacks (m)	(i) minimum	3 m
   	(ii) maximum	4.5 m
   (e) Minimum interior side yard setbacks (m)	(i) abutting a residential zone	3 m
   	(ii) abutting any other zone	No minimum
   (f) Minimum rear yard setbacks (m)	(i) residential use building	25% of the lot depth, minimum of 7.5 m
   	(ii) non-residential use and mixed use buildings abutting a residential zone	7.5 m
   	(iii) all other cases	No minimum
   (g) Building heights (m)	(i) minimum	6.7 m
   	(ii) maximum	11 m
   (h) Minimum width of landscaped area (m)		No minimum, except that where a yard is provided and not used for required driveways, aisles, parking or loading spaces, the whole yard must be landscaped

3. The retail sales of automobiles may be provided only as an ancillary use to an automobile service station or gas bar, and must not exceed an amount equal to 10% of the lot area.
4. It should be noted that lots serviced by private services may require lot sizes larger than that necessary to meet zone provisions in order to accommodate the servicing systems capable of handling the increased levels of water consumption and sewage generation that may be associated with these uses.
5. In a VM Zone where a use changes from one permitted use to another permitted use and the minimum number of parking spaces required for the new use is greater than the minimum number of spaces required for the previous use, no additional parking spaces are required for the difference between what the previous use required and what the new use requires under this by-law, as long as the building envelope remains unchanged; for all other situations parking requirements are as per the use - related parking rates in Table 101. (By-law 2016-249)
6. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Special Use Provisions, Part 4- Parking and Loading Provisions.  (By-law 2016-249)

Section 230 - VM SUBZONES

In the VM Zone, the following subzones apply :

VM1 Subzone

1. In the VM1 Subzone:
   1. the following uses only are permitted subject to:
      1. being located on the ground floor of a building; and
      2. each occupancy not exceeding 200 square metres in gross leasable area;
         bank machine
         community health and resource centre 
         convenience store
         day care
         municipal service centre
         personal service business
         restaurant (effective on February 24, 2011) (OMB Order #PL080959 issued March 18, 2010)
         retail food store
         retail store
         service and repair shop
   2. the following uses are also permitted subject to:
      1. a maximum of 10 residents being permitted in a group home or a retirement home, converted;  (By-law 2014-189)
         ​detached dwelling
         duplex dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         dwelling unit
         group home, see Part 5, Section 125
         home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
         home-based day care, see Part 5, Section 129
         linked-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         park
         planned unit development, see Part 5, Section 131 and subsection 230(3)
         retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122
         secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133 
         semi-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         three-unit dwelling  (By-law 2014-189)
         urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)
   3. a planned unit development of detached dwellings is permitted in the Villages of Carp, Manotick and Richmond;
   4. the provisions of subsection 229(2) do not apply and the provisions set out in Table 230A below apply.

VM2 Subzone

2. In the VM2 Subzone:
   1. the following uses only are permitted subject to:
      1. each individual use not exceeding a gross leasable floor area of 120 m²;  (By-law 2014-189)      
         animal care establishment
         artist studio
         bank machine
         bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
         community centre
         community health and resource centre
         convenience store
         day care
         detached dwelling
         duplex dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         dwelling unit
         emergency service
         home based business, see Part 5, Section 127
         home based day care, see Part 5, Section 129
         instructional facility
         linked-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         medical facility (By-law 2018-155)
         office
         park
         personal brewing facility (By-law 2019-41)
         personal service business
         place of worship
         retail food store
         retail store
         restaurant, full service
         secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133
         semi-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         service and repair shop
         three-unit dwelling  (By-law 2014-189)     (b) the provisions of subsection 229(2) do not apply and the provisions set out in Table 230B below apply.

VM3 Subzone

3. In the VM3 Subzone:
   1. the provisions of subsection 229(1)(d) do not apply; and
   2. the provisions of subsection 229(2) do not apply and the provisions of Table 230C below apply;

VM4 Subzone

4. In the VM4 Subzone
   1. despite Section 229(1) the following uses are also permitted:      
      parking lot
      shopping centre
   2. despite Section 229(1) the following uses are prohibited:      
      automobile rental establishment
      automotive service station
      cemetery
      gas bar
      marine facility
      personal brewing facility (By-law 2019-41)
      residential care facility
       
   3. the provisions of subsection 229(2) do not apply and the provisions of Table 230D below apply:

VM5 Subzone

5. In the VM5 Subzone:
   1. the following uses are prohibited:
      apartment dwelling, low rise
      duplex dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      group home
      linked-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      residential care facility
      retirement home
      retirement home, converted
      rooming house
      semi-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      shelter
      three-unit dwelling
      townhouse dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2012-334) (By-law 2010-307) (By-law 2014-189) (By-law 2018-206)
   2. the detached dwelling and dwelling unit is limited to one in total and must be accessory to a permitted use.

VM6 Subzone

6. In the VM6 Subzone:
   1. despite Section 229(1) the following uses are prohibited:      
      automobile rental establishment 
      automotive service station
      gas bar
      marine facility
   2. the provisions of subsection 229(2) do not apply and the provisions of Table 230E below apply:

VM7 Subzone – North Gower

7. In the VM7 Subzone:
   1. despite Section 229(1) the following uses are prohibited:      
      animal care establishment
      animal hospital
      automobile rental establishment
      cemetery
      marine facility
      urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)
   2. the provisions of Section 229(1) (b) (i), (ii), and (iii) do not apply

VM8 Subzone – Richmond Village

8. In the VM8 Subzone:
   1. The following uses are prohibited:      
      cemetery
      automobile rental establishment
   2. The following uses are also prohibited except those that existed on July 14, 2010:      
      automobile service station
      gas bar
   3. parking is not required for the first 100 m² of gross floor area,
   4. 50% of the lot width, within 3.0 metres of the front lot line, must be occupied by building walls. (By-law 2010-255)        

VM9 Subzone

9. In the VM9 Subzone:
   1. The following uses are prohibited:
      apartment dwelling, low rise
      automobile rental establishment
      automobile service station
      bed and breakfast
      cemetery
      detached dwelling
      diplomatic mission
      duplex dwelling
      funeral home
      gas bar
      group home
      linked-detached dwelling
      marine facility
      municipal service centre
      residential care facility
      retirement home
      retirement home, converted
      rooming house
      semi-detached dwelling
      shelter
      sports arena
      stacked dwelling
      three-unit dwelling
      townhouse dwelling 
      urban agriculture (By-law 2017-148) (By-law 2018-206)
   2. Dwelling units are only permitted above the ground floor. (By-law 2016-47)

VM10 Subzone

10. In the VM10 Subzone:
    1. The following uses are prohibited:
       automobile rental establishment
       automobile service station
       cemetery
       detached dwelling
       funeral home
       gas bar
       marine facility
       sports arena (By-law 2016-47)

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the V1 - Village Residential First Density Zone is to,

1. permit detached dwellings in areas designated as Village in the Official Plan, and historically zoned for such low density use;
2. allow a limited range of compatible uses, and
3. regulate development in a manner that adopts existing land use patterns so that the low density, low profile form of a neighbourhood is maintained and enhanced.

Section 231

In the V1 Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 231(2);
   2. a maximum of three guest bedrooms is permitted in a bed and breakfast; and
   3. a maximum of 10 residents is permitted in a group home or retirement home, converted.
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
      detached dwelling
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
      home-based daycare, see Part 5, Section 129
      park
      retirement home, converted​, see Part 5, Section 122
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133
      urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)

Zone Provisions

2. The zone provisions are set out in Table 232 below.
3. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions, Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions and Part 5 – Residential Provisions.  

Section 232 - V1 Subzones

In the V1 Zone, the following subzones apply subject to the provisions of Table 232:

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the V2 - Village Residential Second Density Zone is to,

1. permit detached and two-unit dwellings in areas designated as Village in the Official Plan, and historically zoned for such low density use;
2. allow a limited range of compatible uses, and
3. regulate development in a manner that adopts existing land use patterns so that the low density, low profile form of a neighbourhood is maintained.

Section 233

In the V2 Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted uses subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 233(2);
   2. a maximum of three guest bedrooms is permitted in a bed and breakfast; and
   3. a maximum of 10 residents is permitted in a group home or retirement home, converted;
      bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
      detached dwelling
      duplex dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      group home, see Part 5, Section 125
      home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
      home-based daycare, see Part 5, Section 129
      linked-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      park
      retirement home, converted​, see Part 5, Section 122
      secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133
      semi-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
      urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)

Zone Provisions

2. The zone provisions are set out in Table 234 below.
3. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions, Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions and Part 5 – Residential Provisions.

Section 234 - V2 Subzones

In the V2 Zone, the following subzones apply subject to the provisions of Table 234.

Purpose of the Zone

The purpose of the V3 - Village Residential Third Density Zone is to,

1. permit a range of low and medium density housing types in areas designated as Village in the Official Plan;
2. restrict the building form to low rise, medium density, based on existing development patterns;
3. allow a limited range of compatible uses, and
4. regulate development in a manner that adopts existing land use patterns so that development is compatible with the scale and density of a neighbourhood.

Section 235

In the V3 Zone:

Permitted Uses

1. The following uses are permitted subject to:
   1. the provisions of subsection 235(4);
   2. a maximum of three guest bedrooms is permitted in a bed and breakfast;
   3. a maximum of 10 residents is permitted in a group home, a retirement home, converted; and (By-law 2018-155)
   4. In the case of a rooming house: (By-law 2014-189)
      1. Where there is no secondary dwelling unit, a maximum of seven rooming units is permitted;
      2. Where there is a secondary dwelling unit, a maximum of six rooming units is permitted. (By-law 2018-206)
         bed and breakfast, see Part 5, Section 121
         detached dwelling
         duplex dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         group home, see Part 5, Section 125
         home-based business, see Part 5, Section 127
         home-based daycare, see Part 5, Section 129
         linked-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         park 
         planned unit development,​ see Part 5, Section 131 and Subsection 235(2)
         retirement home, converted, see Part 5, Section 122 
         rooming house  (By-law 2018-206) 
         semi-detached dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2010-307)
         secondary dwelling unit, see Part 5, Section 133 
         three unit dwelling
         townhouse dwelling, see Part 5, Section 138 (By-law 2012-334) (By-law 2010-307)  (By-law 2014-189)
         urban agriculture, see Part 3, Section 82 (By-law 2017-148)
2. Despite Section 235(1), a planned unit development is permitted only in the Villages of Carp, Richmond and Manotick.
3. In the V3E,V3F, V3G, V3H and V3I subzones the following uses are also permitted: (By-law 2012-349) (By-law 2018-155)
   apartment dwelling, low rise
   retirement home 
   rooming house
   stacked dwelling (Subject to By-law 2010-307)

Zone Provisions

4. The zone provisions are set out in Table 236 below.
5. For other applicable provisions, see Part 2- General Provisions, Part 3- Specific Use Provisions, Part 4- Parking, Queuing and Loading Provisions and Part 5 – Residential Provisions.

Section 236 - V3 Subzones

In the V3 Zone, the following subzones apply subject to the provisions of Table 236: