Zoning bylaw controls:
- How land may be used
- Where buildings and structures can be located
- Types of buildings permitted/how they may be used
- Lot sizes and dimensions, parking requirements, building heights and setbacks from the street
Review Comprehensive Zoning By-Law 61-16
Houskeeping Amendment of Zoning By-Law 61-16
Staff undertakes a Housekeeping Amendment to the Muncipal Comprehensive Zoning By-Law on an annual basis to address a number of different items such as:
- consistency with other Provincial and Municipal policies and documents;
- Update Schedule 'A' mapping;
- Address any errors and/or issues identified through day to day implementation of the By-Law;
The following items relate to the Houskeeping Amendment:
Information Meeting- June 4, 2019
Notice of Public Information Meeting
Recommendation Meeting- TBD
Notice of Statutory Public Meeting
Staff Recommendation Report
Draft Amending By-Law
Propoposed Amendment Chart
Comments Recieved
Council Meeting-TBD
Final Amending By-Law
Housekeeping Amendments do not include any personal requests from Property Owners to amend the zoning or permissions on a property. These requests should be initiated by the Owner through a Planning Act Application Process in the form of a Zoning By Amendment.
If you require alternate formats of the above listed documents, please contact the Planning Department.
For more information about zoning, see our planning and development section.
For enforcement complaints, contact Bylaw Enforcement.
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