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A Zoning By-law provides the land use rules for our community. These rules must follow the Provincial and County policies, where applicable. Some examples of items regulated by the Zoning By-law include:
- How the land can be used,
- Determining where a building or structure can be placed on a lot,
- How big or small a lot can be,
- How many parking spaces are required, and
- Much more.
How do you Identify the Zoning of your Property?
To identify your property’s zoning, please Click Here to access the Township’s Online Interactive Planning Map. Alternatively, you can use the mapping found below in Schedule A – Maps.
Tip: Use the Main Key Map to identify which map (1 to 60) contains your property’s zoning information.
Once you have identified the zoning designation, please refer to the numbered Sections of the Zoning By-law to find the permitted uses and associated regulations for your property.
Sections of Zoning By-law 40/2016
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Title & Intrepretation
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Administration & Zones
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Definitions
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General Provisions
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Parking, Stacking & Loading Area Regulations
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Agricultural (A) Zone
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Rural Residential (RR) Zone
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Village Residential Low Density (R1) Zone
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Village Residential Medium Density (R2) Zone
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Village Commercial (C1) Zone
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Village Service Commercial (C2) Zone
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Hamlet Mixed Use (C3) Zone
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Highway Commercial (C4) Zone
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Rural Industrial (M1) Zone
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Extractive Industrial (M3) Zone
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Disposal Industrial (M4) Zone
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Institutional (I) Zone
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Open Space (OS1) Zone
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Open Space Restricted (OS2) Zone
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Environmental Protection (EP) Zone
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Special Provisions
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SCHEDULE A - MAPS
SCHEDULE B - MAPS
SCHEDULE C - MAP
| Map 1 - Wellhead Protection Areas |
APPENDIX A
Accessible Parking
Source Water Screening
Source Water Screening - Zoning By-law Amendment 14/2018
Planning Inquiries, please contact:
Amanda Roger, Planning Technician