1241
(By-law
2009-39) |
R4Z[1241] |
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- the following provisions apply to a Planned Unit Development:
- minimum required width of a landscaped buffer not abutting a street for a parking lot containing more than 10 but fewer than 100 spaces: 0.6m,
- Subsection 110(3) does not apply to a refuse collection area in the form of a concrete pad provided at the entrance of the lot,
- minimum rear yard setback: 7.0m
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1242
(By-law
2012-334) |
R4Z[1242] |
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- yard setback from lot line: 1.2 m
- interior dividing lot line: 0 m if there is no opening in the facing wall and/or 1.2 m if there is an opening in the face wall
- rear yard setback: 5 m
- minimum lot area 150 m2
- minimum lot width 6 m
- minimum amenity area requirement 45 m2
- townhouse dwelling of 4 units
- setback from interior lot line: 1.2 m
- setback from interior dividing lot line: 0 m if there is no opening in the face wall and/or 1.2 m if there is an opening in the face wall
- rear yard setback: 0 m
- minimum required parking is 2 spaces per dwelling unit
- the building line requirement to:
- a driving aisle parcel boundary 5.5 m
- an interior parcel boundary: 1.2 m
- an interior dividing parcel boundary 0 m
- a back parcel boundary 0 m
- for apartment dwelling, low rise
- maximum building height for an apartment dwelling is 11 m or 3 storeys whichever is the less
- Section 102 does not apply
- despite Section 65, the amount a covered but unenclosed porch, step, veranda or gazebo may project into a required street yard is 2 m
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1243 |
R4Z[1243] |
- residential care facility
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- residential care facility subject to the provisions of an apartment dwelling, low rise in the R5Z zone
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1244
(By-law 2021-48)
(By-law 2020-291) |
R4Z[1244]
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- The maximum net density for residential units is 85 units per hectare.
- Minimum rear yard setback is 6 m
- Minimum required width of a landscaped buffer of a parking lot not abutting a street, for a parking lot containing more than 10 but fewer than 100 spaces, is 0.58 m.
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1245 |
R3Z [1245]-h |
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- detached dwelling
- duplex dwelling
- semi-detached dwelling
- three unit dwelling
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- maximum lot coverage 60%
- minimum rear yard setback 6 m
- an amendment to this by-law to remove a holding “h” provision from any portion of the lands is conditional upon the following:
- the submission of a transportation impact study to the satisfaction and approval of the City
- an agreement between the City and the owners of the subject lands regarding cost sharing and implementation of a schedule for construction of road infrastructure improvements generated by development of any portion of the lands, and as recommended by the Transportation Impact Study and approved by the City
- the submission and approval of a site plan application to the satisfaction of the City
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1246
(By-law
2014-292)
(By-law
2012-334) |
R5A[1246]-h |
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only principal dwelling types permitted are:
- townhouse dwelling
- stacked dwelling
- apartment dwelling, low rise
- apartment dwelling, mid rise
- apartment dwelling, high rise
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- for both townhouse dwelling and apartment dwelling:
- minimum lot area 4,200 m2
- minimum lot width 30 m
- maximum lot coverage 50%
- minimum building main spacing 3 m
- minimum front yard setback 3 m
- minimum rear yard setback:back-to-back units 1.5 mall other cases 5 m
- minimum side yard setback 1.5 m
- minimum length parking spaces where a townhouse dwelling abuts a street where there is not a sidewalk: 4.5 m
- minimum parking requirement for townhouse dwellings: 1.5 spaces per dwelling unit, including visitor parking
- maximum height for an apartment dwelling, mid rise and apartment dwelling, high rise 37 m
- maximum height for an apartment dwelling, mid-high rise 37 m
- dwelling units can later be legally severed or divided without each dwelling unit having to meet the zone requirements as long as the original lot continues to meet the overall requirements
- an amendment to this by-law to remove the holding “h” provision from any portion of the lands is subject to the same conditions as contained in exception [1245]
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1247
(By-law
2014-292) |
R5A[1247] |
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only principal dwelling types permitted are:
- stacked dwelling
- apartment dwelling, low rise
- apartment dwelling, mid rise
- apartment dwelling, high rise
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- minimum lot area 3,100 m2
- minimum lot width 40 m
- maximum density 195 units/ha
- minimum front yard setback 6 m
- minimum rear yard setback 12 m
- minimum side yard setback 7.5 m
- maximum building height 19 m
- minimum parking requirement 1 parking space per dwelling unit plus 0.25 parking spaces per dwelling unit for visitor parking
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1248
(By-law
2014-292) |
R5A[1248] |
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only principal dwelling types permitted are:
- stacked dwelling
- apartment dwelling, low rise
- apartment dwelling, mid rise
- apartment dwelling, high rise
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- minimum lot area 3,300 m2
- minimum lot width 30 m
- maximum density 177 units/ha
- minimum front yard setback 6 m
- minimum rear yard setback 7.5 m
- minimum side yard setback 4.5 m
- maximum building height 19 m
- minimum parking requirement 1 parking space per dwelling unit plus 0.25 of a parking space per dwelling unit for visitor parking
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1249
(By-law
2014-292) |
R5A[1249] |
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only principal dwelling types permitted are:
- stacked dwelling
- apartment dwelling, low rise
- apartment dwelling, mid rise
- apartment dwelling, high rise
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- minimum lot area 4,600 m2
- minimum lot width 30 m
- maximum density 375 units /ha
- maximum lot coverage 45%
- minimum front yard setback 6 m
- minimum rear yard setback 5.5 m
- minimum side yard setback 4.5 m
- maximum building height 25 m
- minimum parking requirement 1 parking space per dwelling unit plus 0.25 of a parking space per dwelling unit for visitor parking
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1250
(By-law
2014-292
(By-law
2011-414) |
R5A[1250] |
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only principal dwelling types permitted are:
- stacked dwelling
- apartment dwelling, low rise
- apartment dwelling, mid rise
- apartment dwelling, high rise
- retirement home
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- minimum lot frontage 30 m measured along the lot line front
- maximum density 170 units /ha
- minimum front yard setback 6 m
- minimum rear yard setback 5.5 m
- minimum side yard setback 5.5 m
- maximum building heights are:
- 19 m for the shorter of the two buildings, and
- 25 m for the taller building
- minimum parking requirement 1 parking space per dwelling unit plus 0.25 parking spaces per dwelling unit for visitor parking
- R5A[1250] zone and the adjacent R5A[1251] zone are considered as one lot for parking requirement purposes
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1251
(By-law
2014-292) |
R5A[1251] |
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only principal dwelling types permitted are:
- stacked dwelling
- apartment dwelling, low rise
- apartment dwelling, mid rise
- apartment dwelling, high rise
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- minimum lot width 0 m as long as the lot has access to a public street through a private street
- minimum lot area 4,400 m2
- maximum density 275 units /ha
- minimum front yard setback 6 m
- minimum rear yard setback 5.5 m
- minimum side yard setback 5.5 m
- maximum building height 41 m
- minimum parking requirement 1 parking space per dwelling unit plus 0.25 parking spaces per dwelling unit for visitor parking
- the R5A[1251] zone and the adjacent R5A[1250] zone are considered as one lot for parking requirement purposes
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1252 |
R4Z[1252] |
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- for any lot within the R4Z[1252] zone the lot line opposite to the O1 zone is deemed to be the front lot line
- minimum front yard setback: 3 m
- maximum building height in storeys: 3.5 m
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1253
(OMB
Order File #PL141242, issued July 20, 2015)
(By-law
2014-350)
(By-law
2014-94)
(By-law
2011-151)
(By-law
2010-231) |
AM2[1253] H(20) |
- light industrial use
- recreational and athletic facility
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- light industrial use must be conducted entirely within an enclosed building, without the presence of noise, dust, odour, vibration or smoke
- minimum required number of parking spaces is 94 for the existing building as of September 10, 2014 (unless fewer spaces are required by Section 101), and any additional gross floor area beyond what exist as of September 10, 2014 will require parking at the applicable rate in Section 101.”, “-a maximum of 1250 square metres gross leasable floor area may be used for restaurant uses
- a maximum of 1400 square metres of gross leasable floor area may be used for recreational and athletic facility uses
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1254 |
TM H(15) |
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- maximum total gross floor area permitted to be developed on a lot in this zone is 35,000m2
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1255 |
R1D[1255] R1NN[1255] R1Q[1255] |
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- minimum rear yard setback: 7 m
- minimum corner side yard setback: 5 m
- minimum interior side setback: 1 m
- minimum front yard setback: 5 m
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1256
(By-law 2023-435)
(By-law 2020-299)
(By-law
2015-191)
(By-law
2010-237)
(OMB
Order, File #PL080959 issued June 1, 2010)
(By-law
2010-123) |
R1A[1256] |
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- grade means the average elevation of the level of the adjoining ground prior to the development of all the walls of a building on the lot
- gross floor area, means the total area of each floor, measured from the exterior of outside walls, excluding a basement, and including:
- accessory buildings and coach houses;
- potential floor area that is the area of a floor that is projected from an actual floor of a storey that is above the floor area of another storey or basement; and
- attic, where the height above the floor area of the attic is a minimum of 2.3 m over at least 75% of the floor area with a clear height of 2.1 m of any point over the floor area
- maximum 5.35 units per hectare
- maximum 0.35 floor space index
- maximum width of a vehicular access at a lot line is 3.05 metres
- the maximum combined width at the lot line of all vehicular accesses is 6.1 metres
- despite the preceding provision, vehicular accesses from public lanes are not to be included in the calculation of the maximum allowable combined width of all vehicular accesses at the lot line
- minimum landscaped strip of 1.5 metres, developed with soft landscaping, is required between the interior side lot line and a vehicular access
- minimum setback from a lot line for an accessory building or structure in a rear yard: 1.5 metres
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1257
(By-law2023-435)
(By-law 2020-299)
(By-law
2015-191)
(By-law
2010-237)
(OMB Order, File #PL080959 issued June 1, 2010)
(By-law
2010-123) |
R1A[1257] |
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- grade means the average elevation of the level of the adjoining ground prior to the development of all the walls of a building on the lot
- gross floor area, means the total area of each floor, measured from the exterior of outside walls, excluding a basement, and including:
- accessory buildings and coach houses;
- potential floor area that is the area of a floor that is projected from an actual floor of a storey that is above the floor area of another storey or basement; and
- attic, where the height above the floor area of the attic is a minimum of 2.3 m over at least 75% of the floor area with a clear height of 2.1 m of any point over the floor area
- maximum 5.75 units per hectare
- maximum 0.35 floor space index
- maximum width of a vehicular access at a lot line is 3.05 metres
- the maximum combined width at the lot line of all vehicular accesses is 6.1 metres
- despite the preceding provision, vehicular accesses from public lanes are not to be included in the calculation of the maximum allowable combined width of all vehicular accesses at the lot line
- minimum landscaped strip of 1.5 metres, developed with soft landscaping, is required between the interior side lot line and a vehicular access
- minimum setback from a lot line for an accessory building or structure in a rear yard: 1.5 metres
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1258
(By-law2023-435)
(By-law 2020-299)
(By-law
2015-191)
(By-law
2010-237)
(OMB Order, File #PL080959 issued June 1, 2010)
(By-law
2010-123) |
R1BB[1258] |
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- grade means the average elevation of the level of the adjoining ground prior to the development of all the walls of a building on the lot
- gross floor area, means the total area of each floor, measured from the exterior of outside walls, excluding a basement, and including:
- accessory buildings and coach houses;
- potential floor area that is the area of a floor that is projected from an actual floor of a storey that is above the floor area of another storey or basement; and
- attic, where the height above the floor area of the attic is a minimum of 2.3 m over at least 75% of the floor area with a clear height of 2.1 m of any point over the floor area
- maximum 8.9 units per hectare
- maximum 0.35 floor space index
- maximum width of a vehicular access at a lot line is 3.05 metres
- the maximum combined width at the lot line of all vehicular accesses is 6.1 metres
- despite the preceding provision, vehicular accesses from public lanes are not to be included in the calculation of the maximum allowable combined width of all vehicular accesses at the lot line
- minimum landscaped strip of 1.5 metres, developed with soft landscaping, is required between the interior side lot line and a vehicular access
- minimum setback from a lot line for an accessory building or structure in a rear yard: 1.5 metres
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1259
(By-law2023-435)
(By-law 2020-299)
(By-law
2015-191)
(By-law
2010-237)
(OMB Order, File #PL080959 issued June 1, 2010)
(By-law
2010-123) |
R1B[1259] |
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- grade means the average elevation of the level of the adjoining ground prior to the development of all the walls of a building on the lot
- gross floor area, means the total area of each floor, measured from the exterior of outside walls, excluding a basement, and including:
- accessory buildings and coach houses;
- potential floor area that is the area of a floor that is projected from an actual floor of a storey that is above the floor area of another storey or basement; and
- attic, where the height above the floor area of the attic is a minimum of 2.3 m over at least 75% of the floor area with a clear height of 2.1 m of any point over the floor area
- maximum 10.87 units per hectare
- maximum 0.375 floor space index
- maximum width of a vehicular access at a lot line is 3.05 metres
- the maximum combined width at the lot line of all vehicular accesses is 6.1 metres
- despite the preceding provision, vehicular accesses from public lanes are not to be included in the calculation of the maximum allowable combined width of all vehicular accesses at the lot line
- minimum landscaped strip of 1.5 metres, developed with soft landscaping, is required between the interior side lot line and a vehicular access
- minimum setback from a lot line for an accessory building or structure in a rear yard: 1.5 metres
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1260
(By-law2023-435)
(By-law 2020-299)
(By-law
2015-191)
(By-law
2010-237)
(OMB Order, File #PL080959 issued June 1, 2010)
(By-law
2010-123) |
R1C[1260] |
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- grade means the average elevation of the level of the adjoining ground prior to the development of all the walls of a building on the lot
- gross floor area, means the total area of each floor, measured from the exterior of outside walls, excluding a basement, and including:
- accessory buildings and coach houses;
- potential floor area that is the area of a floor that is projected from an actual floor of a storey that is above the floor area of another storey or basement; and
- attic, where the height above the floor area of the attic is a minimum of 2.3 m over at least 75% of the floor area with a clear height of 2.1 m of any point over the floor area
- maximum 13.34 units per hectare
- maximum 0.4 floor space index
- maximum width of a vehicular access at a lot line is 3.05 metres
- the maximum combined width at the lot line of all vehicular accesses is 6.1 metres
- despite the preceding provision, vehicular accesses from public lanes are not to be included in the calculation of the maximum allowable combined width of all vehicular accesses at the lot line
- minimum landscaped strip of 1.5 metres, developed with soft landscaping, is required between the interior side lot line and a vehicular access
- minimum setback from a lot line for an accessory building or structure in a rear yard: 1.5 metres
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