New Zoning By-law - Draft 2 Interactive Map
Comments and questions about the proposed zoning designations can be sent to the project’s email inbox: newzoning@ottawa.ca.
This is the second Draft of the Zoning Map for the new Zoning By-law. Public consultations on the draft 2 of the Zoning By-law and Zoning Map will continue through to June 30, 2025. Draft 3 of the Zoning Map will be released in early September 2025. For further information about the draft Zoning By-law, please go to New Zoning By-law | Engage Ottawa.
This interactive map of Ottawa offers a way to view the New Zoning By-law Draft 1 (Version1.1), in relation to the Existing Zoning By-law 2008-250 as of March 2025 . Up-to-date Zoning can be viewed on geoOttawa.
Tips for using the interactive mapping feature:
- The Existing Zoning By-law is to the left of the map slider (the line and symbol bisecting the map) and the New Zoning By-law Draft 2 is to the right of the map slider. Hover over the line or symbol and click to drag the slider. Drag the slider left to see more of the New Zoning By-law Draft 2, or drag the slider right to see more of the Existing Zoning By-law.
- View or close the map legend by clicking on the button with three horizontal lines in the upper left corner of the map.
- Users can view and zoom to an area of interest by clicking on an area of the map, the Zoom to function will appear in a pop-up, or by entering an address in the address search bar. The pop-up will display the Existing Zone Code and Draft Zone Code and links to the By-law text. To view all results at that location, click on the page arrows in the pop-up.
- Display available layers, including Ward Boundaries, by clicking on the box beside each layer above the map.
- Clicking on the +/- symbols or using the scroll button on your mouse also allows users to zoom in and out.
- To pan, click on the map and hold while moving the mouse in the desired direction.
- This application works best in the Google Chrome web browser.
- If you are having trouble accessing the map, please clear the cache on your computer and the situation should be resolved.
New Zoning By-law draft 2 schedules
Schedules from the current Zoning By-law are under review for the new Zoning By-law. For each schedule staff have indicated the status of review using one of four options in Document 5 – Overview of Schedules. Document 5 is available on the March 31 agenda.
PDF Documents - Download in .pdf format and read it with Adobe Acrobat.
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geoOttawa
geoOttawa is an interactive map tool that allows you to view map layers, get information and answers about the locations in the City of Ottawa. Search by address, intersections, streets, facilities, or park names to find a location. Many different layers of information are available such as parks, schools, City facilities, property parcels, roads, zoning and aerial photos dating back to 1928. geoOttawa is your starting point for mapping available from the City of Ottawa.