Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019

Granisle, British Columbia · No. 508 · adopted 2020-01-22 · summary & facts

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The Corporation of the VILLAGEOF GRANISLE ZONING BYLAWNO. 508, 2019 Division One Division Two Division Three Division Four Division Five Division Six Division Seven Division Eight Division Nine Division Ten Division Eleven TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION................................... ....... ..1 DEFINITIONS.......................................... ........ ..5 GENERAL REGULATIONS........................... ..16 RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS............................ ..24 COMMERCIALDISTRICTS........................... ..29 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT................................ ..33 RURAL DISTRICTS....................................... ..37 PUBLIC USES............................................ ... ..40 OFF-STREET PARKING ............................... ..42 OFF STREET LOADING............................... ..46 AUTHORIZATION.................................... ...... ..48 THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGEOF GRANISLE ZONINGBYLAWNO. 508, 2019 A bylaw to regulate the use of lands and premises withinthe corporate boundaries of the Village of Granisle in accordance with the provisions of the Local Government Act. 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 Division One ADMINISTRATION Title This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the "Corporation of the Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508". Purpose The purpose of this Bylaw is to provide a clear and efficient system of land use regulation for the orderly, economic, and bene?cial use, development, and redevelopment of the Village of Granisle having regard for the provisions of the Granisle Of?cial Community Plan Bylaw No. 507, 2019. Application This Bylaw applies to all land, Buildings and Structures including the surface of water withinthe boundaries of the Village as shown on Schedule "A"attached to and forming part of this Bylaw. Conformity Land, including air space and the surface of water, shall not be used and Buildings and Structures shall not be constructed, altered, located or used except as speci?cally permitted inthis Bylaw. Severability Ifany section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Bylaw is for any reason held to be invalid by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, the invalid portion shall be severed and the decision that it is invalid shall not affect the validity of the remainder. Compliance with Other Legislation Nothing contained in this Bylaw shall relieve any person from the responsibility to seek out and comply with other applicable Village bylaws, or Provincial or Federal statutes and regulations applicable to their undertaking. 1.7 Non-Conforming Uses A lawful use of premises existing or lawfullyunder construction at the time of adoption of this Bylaw, although such use does not conform to the provisions of this Bylaw, may be continued, subject to the provisions of the Local Government Act and Community Charter. 1.8 Non-Conforming Lots Lots created priorto the adoption of this Bylaw, regardless of area or dimensions, may be used for any of the permitted uses of the designation in which they fall, subject to the regulations contained therein and provided the method by which sewage is disposed is satisfactory to the Medical Health Of?cer or recognized authority. 1.9 Inspection The BuildingOf?cial, Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or other Of?cer of the Village duly appointed by Council, is hereby authorized to enter, at any reasonable hour all days of the week, upon any property that is subject to regulations under this Bylaw to ascertain whether the provisions of this Bylaw are being observed. The Officer willseek owner's consent prior to any inspection and willprovide 24 hours' notice. 1.10 Violation Every person who: .1 violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw; .2 causes or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or violation of any of the provisions of this Bylaw; .3 neglects or omits to do anything required under this Bylaw; .4 carries out, causes or permits to be carried out any Development in a manner prohibited by or contrary to any of the provisions of this Bylaw; .5 fails to comply with an order, direction or notice given under this Bylaw; or .6 prevents or obstructs, or attempts to prevent or obstruct, the authorized entry of an officer onto property commits an offence under this Bylaw. 1.11 Penalty Any person who commits an offence under this Bylaw shall be liable upon summary conviction to a penalty as set out in the Offence Act, for every such violation,which penalty and cost shall be recoverable and enforceable upon summary conviction in the manner provided by the Offence Act. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 2 1.12 Metric Measurement Allregulationmeasurements shall be made in metric. The imperial equivalents are provided for convenience only and have no force or effect. 1.13 Amendments .1 Any person applying to have this bylaw amended shall apply in writing to the MunicipalClerk describing the proposed change and providing reasons in support of the application. In addition, ifsuch application is for amendment to the Zoning Map, itshall include a legal description and the location of the property to be rezoned, name and address of the owner of the property and, ifthe applicant is not the owner, permission from the owner for the application. .2 Every application for zoning amendment shall be accompanied by a non-refundable fee in the amount of $50.00. .3 The Municipal Clerk shall ensure that notice of public hearing shall be mailed or otherwise delivered to the occupiers of all real property a) withinthe area that is subject to the rezoning; and b) within 100 metres of the area that is subject to the rezoning. 1.14 Zone Boundaries The zone boundaries on the Zoning Map willbe interpreted as follows: .1 Where a zone boundary follows a highway, lane, railway, pipeline, power line, utilityright-of-way, or easement, itfollows the centre line, unless othenivise clearly indicated on the Zoning Map; .2 Where a zone boundary is shown as approximately following the Village of Granisle boundary, itfollows the Municipal boundary; .3 Where a zone boundary is shown as approximately following the edge, shoreline, or high-water mark of a creek, lake, or other water body, it follows the high-water mark of the creek, lake or other water body; .4 Where a zone boundary is shown as approximately following a property line, it is interpreted as following the property line; and .5 In circumstances not covered above, the zone boundary willbe determined by the scale of the Zoning Map 1.15 Zoning Maps .1 The location of the zones established by this Bylaware as shown on Schedule "A"which is attached hereto and forms part of this Bylaw and is hereinafter referred to as the Zoning Map. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 3 .2 Allland withinthe boundaries of the Village of Granisle is zoned. The zones are classi?ed with their short title abbreviations as follows: TABLE1 Establishmentof Zonin Districts Title ow Densi Residential ulti 0le Famil Residential obile Home District Residentialand Recreational Commercial Tourist Commercial Liht Industrial General Industrial Hea Industrial Rural Residential Rural Reserve Parks Institutional Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 4 Division Two DEFINITIONS f means a buildingorbuildings ancillary, auxiliary or subordinate to the principal building or principal use situated on the same lot. "accesso use" means a use ancillary, auxiliary, or subordinate to a principal use. "_ means the use of land, buildings or structures for the growing, rearing, producing and harvesting of agricultural products, including the storing and processing on an individualfarm of the primary agricultural products harvested, reared or produced on that farm and the storage of farm machinery and implements used on the farm; and speci?cally includes the keeping of dogs, horses, cattle, poultry, pigeons, ducks, geese or other livestock. "animal hos ital"means any building, structure or premise that would allow for the care, treatment and hospitalizationof animals. "apartment" means a multiple dwelling building comprising three or more dwelling units, each of which is occupied or intended to be occupied on a permanent home or residence of one family as distinct from a hotel or motel. "auction house" means a premise inwhich goods are sold by auction and entirely enclosed withinthe walls, ?oor and ceiling of the building. "automobile dealership" means a place of business engaged in retailing new cars and trucks, which may have as accessory uses gasoline pumps provided that the gasoline is not sold by retail to the public, body and fender work providing it is enclosed in the principal building and occupies less than 20% of the gross floor area, and used car and truck sales. "automobile or trailer; sales or rental |ot" means an open area used for the display, sale or rental of new or used passenger motor vehicles or trailers in operable condition and where no repair work is done. "automobile wrecking yar " means an area outside of an enclosed building where motor vehicles are disassembled, dismantled or junked, where vehicles not in operable condition and used parts of motor vehicles are stored and sold. "automobile repair shop" means a building used or intended to be used for major repairs to motor vehicles, trailers and parts thereof. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 5 "basement" means that portion of a building between two floor levels which is completely or partly underground. "bachelor unit"means a dwelling unit having a room used or intended to be used solely as a bedroom. "ba|cony" means an extension of a ?oor projecting from a wall of a building enclosed by a parapet or a railing. "bed and breakfast" means an establishment conducted within a principal dwelling unit, by the residents of the dwelling unit, which provides sleeping accommodations to the travelling public on a daily basis and may include the preparation of a morning meal to guests using the sleeping accommodations. "boarding, lodging or rooming house" means a dwelling in which more than two sleeping units are rented with or without meals being provided, to other than members of the family of the leasee, tenant or owner and excluding the preparation of meals withinthe rented sleeping rooms. "buffer area" means an open and undeveloped area which is located between two uses, the purpose of which is to separate con?icting land uses. "building"means a structure located on the ground which is designed, erected or intended for the support, enclosure or protection of persons or property. When a structure is supported by party walls located upon lot lines, then each portion of such structure shall be deemed a separate building. "building, front line of' means the extended line of the wall of the building (or of any projecting portion of the building except canopies or eaves) which faces the front line of the lot. "building, rear line of" means the extended line of the wall of the building (or of any projecting portion of the buildingexcept canopies or eaves) which faces the rear line of the lot. "buildin su I " means the supply of materials that are incorporated into the structure of a building including hardware, lumber, wall paneling, and carpet; but excluding furniture and appliances that are normally removed by the owner on the sale of a building; and concrete mix plants and other manufacturing and processing plants. "building,temgoragj" means a building(except a private garage) not having its exterior walls supported by continuous concrete or masonry foundations or walls and includes boat shelters, bunk houses, skid shacks, construction skids, huts, tents, trailers or any other similar type of portable buildings or structures, whether or not the same be placed on foundations or affixed to the lot in any way, but Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 6 shall not include a mobile home which is located on a mobile home park, nor a permanent prefabricated residential dwelling industrial building or warehouse. "<?po_r't"means a detached exterior building or portion of a principal building used solely for the parking or temporary storage of private motor vehicles, open on at least three sides and inwhich there are not facilities for repairing or servicing such vehicles. "chief buildin ins ector" shall mean the Chief Building Inspector for the Village of Granisle, or such other person appointed by resolution or bylaw of Council. "Churct 1urch_i§L" means a building set apart and used for public worship or the holding of religious services, as well as for church and/or community sponsored programs. E/icu_se*' means a use providing for public functions, including Federal, Provincial and Municipal of?ces, schools, colleges, public hospitals, community centres, libraries, museums, parks, playgrounds, information centres and courts of law. ''clubor lodge" means a building or establishment used by an association or organization for fraternal, social or recreational purpose purposes which may include limitedprivate sleeping unit accommodation with cooking facilities and which shall be operated for the use of the club members and their guests only. "commercial recreation" means a recreational facility properly operated for gain and without restricting the generality of the foregoing includes amusement arcades, billiardand pool halls, bowling alleys, golf clubs, driving ranges, stadiums, arenas, rinks, courts, ?elds, ranges and racetracks. "commercial vehicle''means a vehicle engaged in carrying or which is designed to carry goods, wares or merchandise and which is licensed as a commercial vehicle under the appropriate Municipal or Provincial laws or regulations. "commercial |odging" means a building used for the temporary accommodation for the traveling public, including hotels, motels and other commercial resoit operations and may contain accessory assembly, commerce, entertainment, indoor recreation, Restaurant Uses and premises licensed for on-site consumption of alcoholic beverages. "controlled access highway" means a highway designated as a controlled access highway under the "Controlled Access Highways Act". "convenience store" means a store retailing groceries, meats, fruit and vegetable products, confectionaries and small hardware items for the convenient shopping of persons residing in the adjacent residential area and includes only such uses Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 7 as are necessary to satisfy this limitedbasic shopping need whichoccurs daily or frequently and shall not exceed 200 sq. m. (2,000 sq. ft.) of retail shipping area. "coop" means a covered enclosed structure to shelter hens. "council"means the MunicipalCouncil of the Village of Granisle. "curbs" means a raised margin designed for the delineation of parking stalls, lot lines and other traffic control. "day care centre" means a day care centre licensed as such under Provincial Regulations. "diesel fuel installation"means any building or land used or intended to be used for the sale of diesel fuel or lubricants to commercial vehicles and industrial equipment but shall not include a gasoline service station. "display yard" means an open area used for the display of new or used passenger automobiles, recreational motor vehicles, trailers, trucks, truck trailers, equipment, machinery or boats in operable condition, which are continually available for sale or rental and were no repair work is done. "drainage provisions" means a system for the collection and removal of surface water from any site or parking lot in such a manner as to comply and conform with climatic data listed in the supplement schedule of the National BuildingCode of Canada, for the Granisle area, which includes the connection of drain pipe or pipes to the MunicipalStorm Sewer or to a rock pit in accordance with other Municipalregulations. "drive-inbusiness" means an arrangement withfacilities for attracting prospective customers travelling in motor vehicles which are driven to the site where such business is carried on, where normally, the customer remains in the vehicle for service. "dwellin " means a building, occupied exclusively as a home, residence or sleeping place by one or more persons, but shall not include hotels, motels, auto courts, motor hotels or institutions. "dwe|lin sin le famil " means any building consisting of one dwelling unit which is occupied or intended to be occupied as a permanent home or residence of one family. "dwellin unit" means one or more habitable rooms consisting a self-contained unit with separate entrance and used or intended to be used for livingand sleeping purposes for no more than on family, and containing a separate and Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 8 properly ventilated kitchen with a sink and cooking facilities and a bathroom with water closet, wash basin and bath or shower. means an individualor two persons related by blood, marriage or adoption, or a group of not more than ?ve (5) non-transient persons living together as a single non-pro?t group in a housekeeping unit and including servants employed upon the premises. "fast food ick-u " means the carrying on of the business of a drive-in café where food stuffs and beverages are sold for consumption either on the premises or within a vehicle. %._ors means the ?gure obtained when the area of all the ?oors of the building on a site, except mechanical rooms parking and non-habitable areas, and cellars is divided by the area of the site. fggr§g§,_iej means an accessory use to a residential use which is a detached building, or a portion of a principal building used solely for the parking or temporary storage of private motor vehicles. "gasoline service station" means a place of business engaged exclusively in supplying goods and services essential to the normal operation of automobiles and excluding body and fender work and repair. "grade or grade level" means the ?nished ground level at the centre of the exposed wall of a building. "gross ?oor area" means the total area of all the ?oors, measured to the extreme outer limitsof the building, including all suites or dwelling units and all areas givingaccess thereto such as corridors, hallways, landing, foyers, staircases and stainivellsand mezzanines, enclosed porches or verandas and elevator shafts. "group housing" means a block of three (3) or more attached one family dwelling units located on a single lot in the form of rows, clusters or groups, with each dwelling unit having its own exterior access at ground level, sharing one or more party walls and having its own separate patio, garden and/or sharing a common courtyard. "habitable room" means a room designed for living, sleeping, eating or food preparation, including a living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. "height of buildings or structures" means the vertical distance from the average ?nished grade level at the perimeter of the building or structure to the highest point of the structure, or ifthe structure has a roof, to the highest point of the roof. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 9 "hen" means a female chicken "highway" means a street, road, lane, bridge, viaduct and any other.wayopen to the use of the public but does not mean a private right-of-way on private property. "home occupation" means an accessory use of a service character which: (a) is customarily carried on in a dwelling unit; and (b) is carried on by member of the family residing in the dwelling unit; and (c) is clearly incidental and secondary to the use of the dwelling unit for residential purposes. "iunkyar " means an area outside of an enclosed building where junk, waste, used building materials, used industrial materials, scrap metal, used, discarded or salvaged materials are put, sold, exchanged, stored, bailed, packed, disassembled or handled. Ajunk yard shall not be constructed to include the arrangements for the sale, purchase or storage of used, discarded or salvaged materials as a minor part of the manufacturing operations. "kennel" means any building, structure, compound, group of pens or cages or property, excluding animal hospitals, where three or more dogs or cats are, or are intended to be cared for, bred, boarded or kept for and purposes whatsoever. "key-lock fuel installation" means a private facilityfor the dispensing of gasoline or diesel fuel. "landscaping" means the planting of lawns, shrubs and trees and the addition of fencing, walks, drives or other structures or materials as used in landscape architecture. klmdmirriatj means a coin operated laundry, drying and dry-cleaning facility. ?aLd" means a public thoroughfare or way which affords only a secondary means of access to a lot at the side or roar. Wc_em means the License Inspector as appointed from time to time by the Council of the Village of Granisle. ?E means an establishment where food and alcoholic beverages are offered for sale to the public, for consumption within the premises or off the site. Typicaluses include but are not limitedto neighborhood pubs, beverage rooms, cocktail lounges, cabarets and nightclubs. This use must hold a liquor primary license and may include off-sales as an accessory use; Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 10 "|ot" means an area of land designated as a separate distinct parcel on a legally recorded subdivision plan or description ?led in the Land Registry Of?ce and having a principal frontage upon a public street or road. "Li" means the total horizontal area withinthe boundary lines of a lot. '|'.|ot de th" means the total horizontal distance between the front lot and rear lot Ines. means the total horizontal distance between the side lot lines measured at the front setback line and measured at right angles to the lot depth. ll_lc>_t,E1e_r"means the lot at the intersection or junction of two or more streets; for the purpose of this definition the street shall not mean a lane. "|ot interior"means a lot other than a corner lot. "lotlines, front"means the boundary line of the lot and the street on which the lot abuts. Inthe case of a corner lot, the shortest lot line abutting the street shall be deemed to be the front lot line, except that only one front lot line need be provided. "lotline rear" means the lot line furthest from the opposite front lot line, except _ that there shall be not more than one rear lot line. "lotline side" means a lot line marking the boundary between two lots, or between a lot and a lane, or between a lot and a public street, in the case of a corner lot. "mobile home" means a structure manufactured as a unit or units intended to be occupied in a place other than of its manufacture and which contains one dwelling unit equipped with a water closet and a bathtub or shower, waste from which may be disposed of directly into sewer. It is designed with detachable towing and touring gears and upon arrival at the site, can be completed and ready for occupancy except for placing on foundations, connections of utilities and some incidental assembly. "single wide mobile home" means a mobile home whose shortest width is 20 feet or less. "double wide mobile home" means a mobile home whose shortest width is more than 20 feet. "modular home" means a manufactured home which is certi?ed as being constructed to the Canadian Standards Association A277 Standard and conforms to the BC Building Code. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 11 "motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle as defined in the MotorVehicle Act of the Province of BritishColumbia. "off-street parking" means a use providing for the parking of vehicles other than on a highway. "outdoor garden shop" means an open area used for the display and retail sale of bedding plants, flowers and nursery stock. "parking space" means a space withina building or a parking area for the parking of one vehicle, excluding driveways, ramps, columns, of?ce and work areas. "personal service establishment" means a business providing service to the person such as barber shops, beauty parlors, dry cleaning establishments, ?orist shops, Iaundromats, photographic and artists' studios, shoe repair shops, tailor shops and dressmaking shops. - means a building or part of a buildingwhere prescription drugs, pharmaceutical, health and beauty aid products, and other similar products administering to the individualand personal needs of persons are sold to the public and may include accessory sales of goods such as food snacks and beverages, sundries, tobacco, stationary, magazines and newspapers, but does not include groceries, meats and produce." "prefabricated dwelling"means a dwe|ling(s) which is manufactured in a place other than that where it is erected or occupied, and which shall be constructed in accordance with the Buildingregulations of the National Building Code and shall be permanently secured to a mobile home. " rinci al buildin " means an existing or proposed building which contains the principal use on the site and shall include attached garages and carports. § means the main purpose for which the lot or parcel, building or structure is used. ?L%j means the occupancy or use of a building or part thereof as a dwelling unit. ? means an eating and drinkingestablishment where food and beverage is sold to the public for immediate consumption within the premises, but where no provision is made for the consumption of food or beverage in motor vehicles which are parked on the site; and does not include a public house. "rooster" means a male chicken Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 12 f means ablock of at least three and not more than six side-by--side one familydwellingunits,with each dwelling unit on a separate lot attached to its neighbor at its side, and In which each familydwelling unit shall be separated from each other by a party wall, and shall be served by a rear lane. § means a school conducted for hire or gain other than a private academic, religious or philanthropic school, and includes a studio of dancing teacher, a boarding school, a school of calisthenics, business school and any other such specialized school conducted for hire or gain. "school ublic"means a place of instruction other than a commercial school. '; means a continuous fence, wall, compact evergreen hedge or continuation thereof, supplemented with landscape planting that would effectively screen the property which itencloses and is broken only by access drives and lanes. kivmio? means a length of highway designed for vehicular use, of which one side adjoins a highway designated as a controlled access highway, and from which access is permitted to parcels on the other side. "setback" means a required minimum distance between a building or structure and the respective lot lines. "site coverage" means that percentage of the total area of the lot that willbe covered by all buildings or structures builtthereon. "sleeping unit"means one or more rooms used or intended to be used for sleeping, or sleeping and livingpurposes, but not including a sink or cooking facilities. A bathroom containing a water closet, wash basin and a bath or shower may be shared. "special care facility"means an institution or residential facility where food or lodgingor both, together with care and attention, are furnished, with or without charge, for two or more persons who on account of age, in?rmity, physical, mental or other disability, require attention or care and which is designated as a community care facility under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act. "storage yard" means an area outside of an enclosed building where construction materials and equipment, solid fuels, lumber and new building materials, monuments and stone products, public service and utilityequipment or other goods, materials, products, vehicles, equipment or machinery are stored, baled, piled, handled, sold or distributed. A storage yard shall not be constructed to include an automobile wrecking yard, a display yard, or a junk yard. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 13 "store retail"means a building where chattels are sold to the consumer of the ___._:_j: chattels and not for resale and does not include any retail outlet otherwise classi?ed or de?ned in this bylaw. " tom"means a habitable space between two ?oors, or between any ?oor and the upper surface of the floor next above, except that the topmost story shall be that portion of a building included between the upper surface of the topmost ?oor and the ceiling above. A basement which contains habitable accommodation shall be considered as a story. "trai|er" means any structure or vehicle used or designed to be used for working, livingor sleeping purposes and which is designed or intended to be mobile on land, whether or not self-propelled. "truck terminal" means a building or property used as an origin or destination point for the loading, unloading, assembling or transferring of goods transported by truck, or which provides containerized freight handling facilities or railtruck services, and where the local pickup, delivery and transitory storage of goods incidental to the primary function of the motor freight shipment occurs. "usable open space" means a compact, unobstructed area or areas available for safe and convenient use by all the building occupants, having no dimensions of less than 6 m and no slope greater than ten (10) percent, provided for greenery, recreational space and other leisure activities normally carried on outdoors. Usable open space shall exclude areas used for off-street parking, off-street loading and service driveways. "use" means a purpose for which any lot, parcel, tract of land, building or structure is occupied or maintained. ?v?c?ca-_" means the carrying on of a business of dealing in any commodity by selling such commodityto retail dealers or to other wholesale dealers or to contractors or to manufacturers for resale or for use intheir business. ?3Lag,fL1t" means that portion of the lot,extending from one side lot line to the other between the front lot line of the lot mean the perpendicular distance between the front line of the lot and the parallel line. The parallel line shall be drawn through the nearest point of the buildingor to be erected on the site. :ya_r<1,_rea_r" means that portion of a lot, extending from one side lot line to the other, between the rear line on the lot and a line drawn parallel thereto. The depth of such yard shall mean the perpendicular distance between the rear line of the lot and nearest point of the building erected or to be erected on the site. 3@r_d,_& means that portion of the lot, extending from the front yard to the rear yard, between the sideline of the lot and a line drawn parallel thereto. The width Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 14 of such yard shall mean the perpendicular distance between the sideline of the lot and the parallel line. The parallel line shall be drawn through the nearest point of the buildingerected or to be erected on the site. "zoningdistrict"means the zones into which the total area of the Village is divided under the provisions of this bylaw and the Zoning Map appended hereto as Schedule Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 15 Division Three GENERAL REGULATIONS 3.1 Applicability of General Regulations Except as expressly excluded, Part 3 applies to all Zones established under this Bylaw. 3.2 Uses Permitted in all Zones .1 The following uses are permitted in every zone and are not subject to the minimum parcel area of any zone: a) Public park; b) Essential utilityservices; c) Highway and lane; cl) Conservation areas, ecological reserves and preservation areas; e) Protective and emergency services; f) Airor marine navigational aids; and g) Communication facilities. .2 Despite 3.2.1 above, in R, C-1 and RR-1 Districts, no exterior storage or facilities for the repair and maintenance of equipment shall be permitted. 3.3 Uses Prohibited in all Zones .1 The following uses are prohibited in all zones: a) Cannabis Retail b) Cannabis Production Facility 3.4 Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure In areas of Ministryof Transportation and Infrastructurejurisdiction, their regulations and policies willbe applied. 3.5 Principal Buildings and Their Siting .1 Not more than one principal buildingshall be located on any lot. No residential use building is to be located on the same lot as any other residential use building or non-residential use building, except as otherwise provided for in this Bylaw; Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 16 .2 Nogrincipal building shall be located in any required front, side or rear yar . 3.6 Site Area Despite theminimumsite'arearequirement stipulated by this bylaw, where the Province or the 'Municipality or any public authority or agency is to purchase or othenmse acquire a portion of a parcel of land for a right-of- way or a highway, the minimum site area for that parcel for the permitted use may be reduced by as much as ten percent. 3.7 Height Exceptions Any of the following Structures may exceed the maximum Height regulations of this Bylaw: .1 public monument; water tanks, water tower, cooling unit; chimney; spire, steeple, belfry; radio and television tower or antenna; ?ag or lighting pole, ?ood light; transmission tower; hose and ?re alarm tower; mechanical appurtenance on roof tops, including satellite dishes or other telecommunications apparatus for domestic or commercial purposes. 3.8 Parking and Storage in Residential Districts No commercial vehicle, truck, bus, contractor's equipment, dismantled or wrecked automobiles, boat, trailer, or any other similar vehicles, craft or equipment shall be parked or stored in the open in any residential district, except the following: .1 One truck or commercial vehicle. .2 Trucks, commercial vehicles or equipment required for the construction, repair, servicing or maintenance of the premises when parked during normal working hours. .3 Any dismantled or wrecked vehicle for a period of not more than 30 successive days. 4 One boat or vessel not exceeding 10 m in length and 3.5 m in width. .5 One trailer or motor home. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 17 3.9 Accessory Buildings, Siting and Size Despite any other provisions ofthisbylawinall residential zones, accessory buildings shall be permitted provided that they are: .1 .2 Not located in any required front, side or rear yard, except as provided for in this bylaw. Except for attached carports or garages, placed no nearer than the rear wall of the principal building to the front lot line. Placed at least 3 m from any rear lot line, where no lane is provided. Placed at least 1 m from any rear lot line, where a lane is provided. In the case of carports or garages opening onto a lane, at least 2 m from any such lane. Sited so as to have the same side yard from any ?anking street as the principal building, provided that the principal building conforms to the minimum setback requirements as set out in this bylaw. Of such size so that they shall not have a floor area in excess of 1/3 of the total ?oor area of the habitable space in the principal buildingon the lot. Constructed so that the roof or ridge line shall not be in excess of 6 m above average grade level. Where an Accessory Buildingis attached to the Principal Building, it shall be considered a part of the Principal Building and shall comply with the requirements inthe Bylawapplicable to the Principal Building. 3.10 Temporary Buildings Despite the other provisions of this bylaw .1 Atemporary buildingortemporary structure may be erected for construction purposes on a parcel being developed for a period not to exceed the duration of such construction or 6 months whichever is the lesser, provided, however that such permit may be renewed upon written application for a period not to exceed 6 months. .2 Temporary buildings shall be subject to the following requirements: Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508,2019 a. Application shall be made inwriting to the Building Inspector for a permit to erect a temporary building or structure. b. The proposed temporary buildingor structure must not constitute or cause a public hazard, nor obstruct unnecessarily any public right- of-way. c. To ensure the removal of the temporary structure the Building Inspector willrequire a bond or other security to be posted; and; 18 d. Withinthirty (30) daysof the completion of the building or structure, such temporary building or structure must be removed, and the site thereof restored as nearly as possible to its condition prior to the erection of the building or structure. .3 Temporary buildings for other than construction purposes shall be subject to the same regulations as above and as well the following shall apply: a. ifupon review of the application the BuildingOf?cial ?nds the structure or shelter safe for the intended use a permit may be issued in accordance with the following schedule: i. structures of 19 m2 or less - $500.00 per structure ii. structures more than 19 m2 - $1,000.00 per structure .4 The permit shall be valid for a maximum of one year from date of issuance. .5 Seventy-?ve percent of the permit fee shall be subject to refund upon written application by the owner to the Building Of?cial advising that the temporary structure or structures have been removed and that all requirements conditional to the granting of the permit have been complied with. .6 The application for refund must be made within 6 months of expiration of the permit. 3.11 Home Occupations Home Occupation shall be permitted in residential zones provided that: .1 The occupation shall be conducted entirely withinthe dwelling unit; .2 No alterations shall change the character of the building as a dwelling unit; .3 No more than twenty-five percent of the total ?oorarea (including basements) of the dwelling unit is used for business purposes; .4 No evidence of the home occupation, including storage of materials or vehicles, shall be evident from the outside of the dwelling unit; .5 Despite .4 above, a home occupation is permitted a non-illuminated sign no larger than 0.6 m2(6.5 sq. ft) flat against the building; .6 Home occupation shall not be interpreted to include any of the following: commercial stables and kennels, real estate of?ces, restaurants. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 19 3.12 Projections into Required Yards Notwithstanding the otherprovisions of this bylaw, the following features may project into a required front, side or rear yard: .1 .2 .3 signs; steps; balconies or sundecks provided that such projections do not exceed 1.2 m, nor are closer than 1.5 m to the lot line; an uncovered patio or terrace which could be enclosed in any yard subject to the fence height limitationsas speci?ed in this bylaw. The provision of an awning or similartemporary covering for such terrace shall be permitted; gutters, eaves, cornices, sills, bay windows or chimneys provided they are not closer than 1 m from any Parcel Line; an uncovered swimming pool, provided that such pool shall notbe constructed withinthe front yard, or nearer than 3 m to any side or rear lot line, nor nearer than 3 m from any principal building. 3.13 Fence Heights .1 Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 The height of a fence, wall or hedge willbe measured from the average ground level 1 m from both sides of the said fence, wall or hedge. That portion of a retaining wall which projects above the surface of the ground that it supports shall be considered as a fence and subject to the regulations of this bylaw relating to fences. Despite clause .1 above, in cases where a retaining wall has been constructed along a property line, the height measurement must be determined from the surface of the ground that the retaining wall supports at the average grade level. Subject to the vision clearance provisions of these regulations, the followingheight limitationsshall apply to fences, walls or hedges; a) In all zones, fences "orwalls not greater than 1 m may be located in a front yard. b) In all zones except industrial districts, fences or walls not greater than 1.8 m in height may be located on any lot to the rear of a required front yard. c) In industrialdistricts,fences or hedges no greater than 2.4 metres in height may be located on any lotto the rear of a required front yard. 20 d) InRdistricts, where the rear line of a lot abuts the side line of an adjoining lot,the height of fences or walls on such rear lot lines shallnotbe greater than the height permitted on the side line of an adjoining lot at the point of abutment. .5 Clause .4 shall not apply to open mesh or chainlink fences erected on cemetery, public playground, park, play?eld, elementary or high school aretas. In these cases, no such fence shall exceed the height of 4 me res. 3.14 Screening, Landscaping and Storage Yards .1 In all zoning districts, any part of a lot not used for storage, building, parking, or loading facilities or outdoor recreation shall be landscaped and properly maintained. .2 No storage yards or area shall be permitted in a required front yard; nor in any required yard that abuts a lot in a residential district or is separated from such a lot by a street. .3 Storage yards - Screening consisting of a solid 2.4 m fence or wall, which shall not be used for advertising or display purposes or for the posting of notices, shall be provided as follows: a) In all industrial districts any part of a lot used as an outside storage area for the storage of all chattels, materials, vehicles and equipment on every side not directly facing the principal building on the lot, and no such materials shall be piled to exceed the height of the screening b) Required front screening shall be so situated as to conform with the applicable front yard setback provisions. .4 Parking areas, Loading areas and Display Yards -- a) Parking areas, loading area or display yard shall be separated from an adjoining street, except at the point of ingress and egress, or from a directly abutting lot in a in a R or RR district by a landscape strip of not less than 2 m in width. b) Screening of 1.8 m in height shall be provided and maintained except at the points of ingress and egress; i. Where any parking or loading area abuts a R or RR district, except however that where the area abuts a lane, screening along the lane shall be 1 m in height, for a distance of not less than 6 m from all point of ingress and egress to and from such parking areas. ii. Where any display yard abuts a lot in a R or RR district. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 21 3.15 Vision Clearance at Intersections Inthe case of a parcel abutting a highway intersectionnolandscapefeature or structure exceeding 0.6 m in height shall be permitted within the sight triangle formed by the intersection of.the lot lines at the corneroanda line' joining points along the lot lines a distance of 6.0 m from their points 0 intersection and as per the Transportation Act Regulation. Street 5-0 '" 6.0 m 3.16 Interior Side Parcel Line Setback Exception The Interior Side Parcel Line Setback requirements of this Bylaw shall not apply to strata parcels where there is a common wall shared by two or more dwellings. 3.17 Off-Street Parking AllZones shall be subject to the provisions for off-street parking and off-street loading in Division Nine of this Bylaw. 3.18 Gasoline Service Stations Service Stations shall be subject to the followingconditions. .1 The height of any buildingor structure shall not exceed 10 m .2 Buildingsetbacks shall be at least 7 m from any highway and at least 3 m from any other property line. .3 Gasoline service pumps or pump islands shall be located not closer than 4.5 m to any parcel line. .4 Allrepair equipment shall be kept, and all repair work shall be done entirely withinthe building. .5 Screening that is not less than 1.8 m in height shall be provided and properly maintained along any boundary of the parcel which abuts a parcel in a R Zone. .6 Where the parcels abut another parcel in an R Zone or is separated by a street or land there from, exterior lightingshall be designed to de?ect away from adjacent properties. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 22 3.19 Laying Hens .1 Notwithstandingthe provisions of this Bylaw, any residential or rural propertythat iszonedR-1 Low Density Residential, R-3 MobileHome District,R-3A Residential and Recreational, RR-1 Rural Residential and RR-2 Rural Reserve within the Village of Granisle is permitted to possess: a) a maximum of six (6) hens .2 No persons shall keep or harbor hens on land situated in the following zones: R-2 Multiple Family Residential C-1 Commercial C-2 Tourist Commercial I-1 Light Industrial I-2 General Industrial I-3 Heavy Industrial P-1 Parks P--2 Institutional .3 No roosters shall be permitted on any lot residential and rural property that does allow the keeping of poultry and is zoned R-1, R-3, R-3A, RR-1 and RR-2. .4 Allhens must be housed within a Coop that meets the following regulations: a) A minimum of 0.37 m2floor area per hen, with the provision that a maximum ?oor area shall not exceed 9.2 square metres (100 square feet); and b) Provide a minimum of 0.92 m2(10 square feet) of roofed outdoor enclosure; and c) the height shall not exceed 2 metres (6.56 feet), as measured from the ?nished grade; and d) shall be located only to the rear or side of a single-family dwelling; and e) the setback from any property line shall not be less than 4 metres (12 feet); and f) the setback from any dwelling shall not be less than 5 metres (15 feet); and g) provide and maintain at least one nest box for each hen; and h) be secured from sunset to sunrise, with hens kept within. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 23 4.1 Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 Division Four RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT R-1 .1 Permitted Uses: a) single family dwelling; b) two family dwelling; c) double wide modular home on permanent foundation; d) bed and breakfast; e) community halls; f) home occupation; g) accessory building and uses; .2 Regulations Inthe R-1 Districtthe following regulations apply. Table 4.1 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation MinimumLotArea for Sinle Famil 464 m2 _ MinimumLotArea for Two Famil 750 m2 -- For new subdivision whichever is less MinimumSetbacks of Principal Buildings: - Front Yard - Rear Yard - InteriorYard - Exterior Side Yard Maximum Site Coverae .3 Signs: The followingsigns and notices are permitted: a) Home occupation or community hall signboard not exceeding 1 sq. m. in area. b) One "for rent" or "forsale" sign, not exceeding 0.25 sq. m in area on any site. .4 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. 24 4.2 MULTIPLEFAMILYRESIDENTIALDISTRICT R-2 .1 Permitted Uses: a) apartment buildings; b) bed and breakfast; c) group housing; d) row housing; e) single family dwelling; f) two familydwelling; g) day care centres; h) special care facility; i) home occupation; j) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations In the R-2 Districtthe following regulations apply. Table 4.3 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation For new subdivision Minimum Lot Area For new development Minimum LotArea for each row house unit For new subdivision Minimum LotWidth Maximum Height of Principal Building 1000 m2 233 m2 25m 12 m or 3 story's whichever is less MinimumSetback for each dwelling unit - Front Yard - Rear Yard - Side Yard MaximumSite Coverae .3 Signs: The following signs and notices are permitted: a) Home occupation, day care centre, or community hall signboard not exceeding 1 sq. m in area on any site; b) one "forrent" or "forsale'' sign, not exceeding 0.25 sq. m in area on any site. .4 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 25 .5 Conditions of Use: . . _ _ a) Access to every dwelling unit in an apartment building shall be provided from a publichall or walk and shall be located and maintained to avoid the necessity of passage within 3 m of a window of a habitable room of any other dwelling unit unless it is an entry walk as close as practicable to right angles to the building and is effectivelyscreened. The use of continuous balconies for access to dwelling units is prohibited. b) The maximum permitted density in this district shall not exceed 60 units per hectare. 4.3 MOBILE HOME DISTRICT R-3 .1 Permitted Uses: a) double wide mobile home; b) single wide mobile home; c) single family dwelling; d) home occupation e) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations Inthe R-3 Districtthe followingregulations shall apply. Table 4.4 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation MinimumLotArea For new subdivision MinimumLotWidth for MobileHome lot 15 m MinimumLotWidth for Single Family 20 m Dwellin MaximumHeight of Principal Building 10 m or 2 'Astory's whichever is less MinimumSetbacks of Principal Buildings: - Front Yard - Rear Yard - InteriorYard - Exterior Side Yard MaximumSite Coverae .3 Signs: The following signs or notices are permitted: a) one "for rent" or "forsale" sign, not exceeding 0.25 sq. m in area on any site. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 26 .4 Off--StreetParking: O_ff-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with DivisionNine of this bylaw. 4.4 RESIDENTIALAND RECREATIONALDISTRICT R-3A .1 Permitted Uses: a) double wide mobile home; b) home occupation; c) motorhomes; d) parks; e) recreational trailer and fifthwheels; f) single family dwelling; g) single wide mobile home; h) truck and camper; i) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations In the R-3A Districtthe following regulations apply. Table 4.4 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re -ulated Re -ulation Minimum Lot Width 15 m -- RV Storae buildin whichever is less MinimumSetbacks of Principal Buildings: - Front Yard - Rear Yard - Interior Yard - Exterior Side Yard Maximum Site Coverae .2 Signs: The following signs or notices are permitted: a) Home occupation signboard not exceeding 1 sq. m in area on any site; b) one "for rent" or "for sale" sign, not exceeding 0.25 sq. m in area on any site. .3 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 27 .4 Generators or Power Plants: The use of generators or power plants willnot be permitted except for emergency use. Village of GranisleZoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 23 5.1 Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 Division Five COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS COMMERCIALDISTRICT C-1 .1 Permitted Uses: a) animal hospital and animal beauty parlors; b) bakery; c) banks; d) boarding, lodging or rooming house; e) business, government and professional of?ces; f) civic uses; g) commercial lodging; h) commercial recreation; i) funeral parlors; j) gasoline service station; k) health spas; I) laundromats and dry cleaners; m) liquor primary; n) medical and dental clinics; o) outdoor garden shops; p) personal service establishments; q) post office; r) printing establishments; s) restaurants; t) retail stores; u) shopping centres; v) special care facility; w) theatre; x) transportation depot; y) upholstery shops; 2) residential use in conjunction with permitted commercial uses, subject to subsection 5.1.6; aa) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations In the C-1 Districtthe following regulations shall apply. Table 5.1 Column ll Re - ulation 20 m or 10% of site perimeter, whichever is the o reatest 29 Column I Matter to be Re - ulated Maximum Hei ht of Buildins or Structures MinimumSetbacks _ Gasoline Service Station which Willbe as per Section 3.17 Maximum Site Coverage Gasoline service station Allother uses .3 Signs and Notices: The following signs and notices are permitted: a) Sign or signs not exceeding 4.7 sq. m intotal,orone percent of total ?oor space, whichever is greater, IS permitted on any site. .4 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. .5 Off-Street Loading: Off-street loading facilities shall be provided and maintained in accordance with DivisionTen of this bylaw. .6 Combined Commercial and Residential Units: Where a parcel is used for combined commercial and residential use the residential use shall: a) be contained inthe same building; b) be located over or behind the other use; c) have a separate entrance from outside; d) not exceed a density of 40 units per hectare (16 units per acre). 5.2 TOURIST COMMERCIALDISTRICTC-2 .1 Permitted Uses: In a Commercial 2 Zone the use of land, buildings and structures is restricted to: a) campground; b) civic use; c) club or lodge; d) commercial lodging; e) commercial recreation; f) gasoline service station; g) liquor primary; Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 30 h) marina; i) marine supplies sales; j) market; k) personal service establishment; I) pharmacy; m) retail store, craft and gift shop; n) recreational vehicle accommodation; o) restaurant; p) utilityservices. q) accessory buildings and uses r) caretaker dwellingsubject to subsection 5.2.3 below .2 Regulations In the C-2 Districtthe following regulations shall apply. Table 5.2 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation Minimum Lot Width 20 m or 10% of site perimeter, whichever is o reater Maximum Helht of Buildins or Structures MinimumSetbacks Front Yard Side and Rear Yard - where a lot abuts a Residential District Gasoline service station willbe as per subsection 3.17 Maximum Site Coverae .3 Caretaker Dwelling One dwelling unit in conjunction with the uses permitted in Section 5.2.1 for the accommodation of the owner, operator or an employee of the establishment is permitted. .4 Signs and Notices: The following signs or notices are permitted: a) A sign or signs not exceeding 4.7 sq. m in total, or one percent of total ?oor space, whichever is greater, are permitted on any site. .5 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 31 .6 Off-Street Loading: Off-street loading facilities shall be provided and maintained in accordance with DivisionTen of this bylaw. .7 Waste Disposal: Where the use is not served by a community sewer system, the discharge of human and other wastes shall be to the satisfaction of the Medical Health Of?cer or where such discharge is withinthe terms of the Pollution Control Act a provisionalpermit for that discharge shall be obtained before the site may be used. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 32 Division Six INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 6.1 LIGHT INDUSTRIALDISTRICT I-1 .1 Permitted Uses: InanIndustrial 1 Zone the use of land, buildings and structures is restricted to: 3) b) C) d) 9) 1) animal hospital and animal beauty parlors; automobile dealership automobile or trailer sales or rental lot, recreation vehicle, boat and heavy equipment sales and rental lot; automobile repair garage and parts depot, trailer and heavy equipment, manufacturing, repair garages and parts depot; automobile wrecking and junk yards provided that such uses are no less than 30 m from an Residential Zone and are completely enclosed by a tight board fence or solid wall no greater than 2.5 m high and that no material shall be piled to a height greater than the surrounding fence or wall; bottling and distribution plant; building supply and lumber yard; bulk storage, sales and distribution; car wash; cartage, delivery and express facilities including truck terminals and packing and crating establishments; cleaning and dyeing establishments, including laundromat and dry cleaner; commercial nurseries and greenhouses, including related retail outlets; commercial recreation; furniture, sash, door and other woodworking manufacturing and storage establishments; garage and parking lotfor the storage of vehicles; gasoline service station and key-lock fuel installation; machine shop and parts manufacturer, machinery and assembly not involving forging, casting, punch presses or drop forges; manufacturing, assembly, processing, ?nishing or repair of apparatus, equipment, machinery or non-metallic products; manufacturing, preserving, canning, freezing, grading or packaging of foods and beverages, including dairy products; municipal work yards; Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 33 u) of?ces in conjunctionwith storage buildings for trade and general contractors v) plumbing and sheet metal workshop; w) printing, publishing and other reproduction processes; x) propane sales; y) radio and television stations; 2) rental and repair of small equipment and tools; aa) restaurants includingfast food pick-up and drive-ins; bb) septic tank service; cc) storage of explosives; dd) warehousing and wholesale establishments including cold storage and fuel storage; ee) accessory buildings and uses; ff) caretaker dwelling subject to subsection 6.1.3 below. .2 Regulations Inthe I-1 Districtthe regulations in Table 6.1 shall apply. Table 6.1 Column l Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation MinimumLotArea MinimumLotWidth 10 % of site erimeter MaximumHei ht of Buildins or Structures MinimumSetbacks Front Yard 6 m Side and Rear Yard Gasoline service station as er section 3.17 MaximumSite Coverage Gasoline Service Station 45 % Allother uses 75 % .3 Caretaker Dwelling: One dwelling unit in conjunction with an industrial use for the accommodation of the owner, operator, or an employee of the establishment is permitted. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 34 6.2 GENERAL INDUSTRIALDISTRICT I-2 .1 Permitted Uses: In an Industrial2 Zone the use of land, buildings and structures is restricted to: a) auction house, including livestock; b) automobile repair garage for passenger and commercial vehicles including body repairs, painting, battery manufacturing, engine rebuilding; c) boat building, boat showrooms and display yards; d) furniture manufacturing and storage establishments; e) greenhouse and market garden operations; f) heavy equipment, recreational vehicles and boat storage; g) home occupation; h) machine shop and parts manufacturer, machinery and assembly not involving forging, casting, punch presses or drop forges; i) packing and crating; j) rental and repair of small equipment and tools; k) sash and door and other woodworking shops; l) single family dwelling; m) single wide mobile home; n) double wide mobile home; 0) storage, excluding auto wreckers and junk yards; p) trailer manufacture, repairs, sales and display yards; q) warehousing and wholesale establishments; r) workshop or garage; s) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations In the I-2 Districtthe regulations in Table 6.2 shall apply. Table 6.2 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation Minimum Lot Area Minimum Lot Width 10 % of site erimeter Maximum Heiht of Buildins or Structures MinimumSetbacks Front Yard Side and Rear Yard MaximumSite Coverae .3 Caretaker Dwelling: Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 35 One dwelling unit in conjunction with an industrial use for the accommodation of the owner, operator, or an employee of the establishment is permitted. 6.3 HEAVY INDUSTRIALDISTRICTI-3 .1 Permitted Uses: _ In an Industrial 3 Zone the use of land, buildings and structures IS restricted to: a) manufacture, processing and storage of asphalt, coal and tar products, coke, creosote, paving and roo?ng; b) mining or the extraction of raw materials from the ground; c) cement product manufacturing and retail; d) mining and processing operations; e) storage of explosives; f) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations Allcurrent provincial and federal government regulations apply to all mines during exploration, development, construction, production, closure, reclamation and abandonment. In the I-3 Districtthe regulations inTable 6.3 shall apply. Table 6.3 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re -ulated Re - ulation MinimumLotArea ta-aim MinimumLotWidth 10 % of site erimeter MaximumHei ht of Buildins or Structures MinimumSetbacks Front Yard 8 m Side and Rear Yard 1,5 m Maximum Site Coverae Village of GranisleZoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 36 Division Seven RURAL DISTRICTS 7.1 RURAL RESIDENTIALDISTRICTRR-1 .1 Permitted Uses: a) agriculture; b) animal hospital; o) bed and breakfast; d) campgrounds, subject to compliance with the campground regulations enacted pursuant to the Health Act; e) churches; f) extraction of raw materials from the land; g) heliports; h) home occupation; i) horticulture, greenhouses, nurseries; j) kennels, the keeping of bees, horses, pigeons, poultry, sheep, ?sh farms, or fur bearing animals for domestic purposes, provided that all buildings and structures used for such purposes are located not less than 25 m from any property line and not less than 10 m from any dwelling; k) livestock, grazing excluding feed lots; I) mushroom growing provided that such use is not less than 30 m from any property line; m) single family dwellings, including mobile homes; n) silviculture; o) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations In the RR-1 Districtthe regulations in Table 7.1 shall apply. Table 7.1 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re - ulated Re - ulation Minimum LotArea 1.15 ha Maximum Height of Buildings or Structures 11 m or 2 '/2story's whichever is less 10 % of site erimeter MinimumSetbacks Front Yard 8 m Side Yard 8 m Rear Yard 8 m Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 37 .3 Signs and Notices: _ _ The following signs and notices are permitted: 8) one "for rent", "forsale'',professional practice, home craft or occupation identity sign not exceeding .025 sq. m in area on any site. .4 Off-Street Parking: _ _ _ . Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division8 of this bylaw. 7.2 RURAL RESERVE DISTRICT RR-2 .1 Permitted Uses: a) agriculture; b) animal hospital; o) bed and breakfast; d) campgrounds, subject to compliance with the campground regulations enacted pursuant to the Health Act; e) churches; f) home occupation; g) horticulture,greenhouses, nurseries; h) kennels, the keeping of bees, horses, pigeons, poultry, sheep, ?sh farms, or fur bearing animals for domestic purposes, provided that all buildings and structures used for such purposes are located not less than 25 m from any property line and not less than 10 m from any welling; i) livestock, grazing excluding feed lots; j) mushroom growing provided that such use is not less than 30 m from any property line; k) recreation facilities, outdoor, including golf courses, archery ranges, rifleranges, ski resorts and marinas; I) single familydwellings, includingmobile homes; in) silviculture; n) temporary construction camps operated by, or on behalf of a government agency, utilitycompany or construction company for the temporary accommodation of its employee provided the method by which sewage is to be disposed of is satisfactory to the Medical Health Of?cer and provided that such temporary construction camps shall be removed at the completion of the project for which itwas constructed; o) the extraction of raw materials from the land; p) heliports and airports; Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 38 q) temporary construction camps operated by, or on behalf of a government agency, utilitycompany or construction company for the temporary accommodation of its employees provided the method by which sewage is to be disposed of is satisfactory to the Medical Health Officer and provided that such temporary construction camps shall be removed at the completion of the project for which itwas constructed; r) accessory buildings and uses. .2 Regulations In the RR-2 Districtthe regulations in Table 7.2 shall apply. Table 7.2 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation MinimumLotArea Maximum Height of Buildings or Structures 11 m or 2 '/2story's whichever is less Minimum Lot Width 10 % of site erimeter Minimum Setbacks Front Yard Side Yard Rear Yard .3 Signs and Notices: The following signs and notices are permitted: a) one "for rent", "forsale'', professional practice, home craft occupation identity sign not exceeding .025 sq. m in area on any site. .4 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 39 Division Eight PUBLIC USES 8.1 PARK DISTRICT P-1 .1 Permitted Uses: . In a Park 1 Zone the use of land, buildings and structures IS restricted to: a) Park; b) Open space conservation area; c) Assembly or Indoor Recreation Facility; d) Mobile and temporary vendors; and e) Accessory Use. .2 Regulations In the P-1 Districtthe regulations in Table 8.1 shall apply. Table 8.1 Column I Column ll Matter to be Re ulated Re ulation MinimumSetback of Buildingand Structures from AllParcel Lines 6 m (20 ft) 8.2 INSTITUTIONALDISTRICT P-2 .1 Permitted Uses In a Parks 2 Zone the use of land, buildings and structures is restricted to: a) civic use; b) church or church halls; c) club or lodges, community halls, auditoriums; d) day care centers; e) hospitals; f) schools, public; .2 Regulations In the P-2 Districtthe regulations in Table 8.2 shall apply. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 40 Table 8.2 Column l Column ll Matter to be Re - ulated Re.[nation MinimumLotArea MinimumLotWidth 20 m or 10% of site perimeter, whichever is the o reatest Maximum Heiht of Buildins or Structures MaximumSite Coverae 100 % .3 Signs and Notices: The following signs and notices are permitted: b) Sign or signs not exceeding 4.7 sq. m in total, or one percent of total ?oor space, whichever is greater, is permitted on any site. .4 Off-Street Parking: Off-street parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with Division Nine of this bylaw. .5 Off-Street Loading: Off-street loading facilities shall be provided and maintained in accordance with DivisionTen of this bylaw. .6 Combined Commercial and Residential Units: Where a parcel is used for combined commercial and residential use the residential use shall: e) be contained in the same building; f) be located over or behind the other use; g) have a separate entrance from outside; h) not exceed a density of 40 units per hectare (16 units per acre). Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 41 9.1 9.2 9.3 Division Nine OFF-STREET PARKING No land, water, building or structure shall be used by the owner,occupier or any other person for any use unless the off-street parkingrequirements for the use have been provided for in accordance with this division of this bylaw; provision shall be made for off-street parking on the same site as the principal building. Despite 8.1 of this bylaw off-street parking willbe permitted on a site within 150 m of the use for which it is provided only in the C--1,'C2and R- 2 Districts and shall conform to all of the requirements of this Division. Despite any other provision of this bylaw, all spaces provided for off-street parking, whether public or private, shall conform to the following requirements: .1 Size: Allparking spaces shall have a clear length of not less than 6.0 m and a clear width of not less than 2.8 m and a clear height of not less than 2.2 m. .2 Access: lngress and egress to and from all parking spaces shall be by means of unobstructed maneuvering aisles. The maneuvering aisles shall be not less than 6 m for right angle parking and may be reduced to 4.3 m for angle parking up to forty-?ve degrees from the maneuvering aisle. .3 Layouts: Where more than 10 parking spaces are provided, they must be so designed that vehicles are not required to back out onto a highway. .4 Access: Every off-street parking area shall have access to and from highways in accordance withVillage regulations and having constructed sidewalk crossovers. .5 Loca?on: lf parking is provided on the site, the parking portion must be consolidated with the portion of the site upon which the building is located so that the whole forms one lot. Ifthe parking is located on a site not immediately adjacent to the site containing the building for which the parking is provided, the owner must enter into a registerable convenant withthe Village of Granisle restricting the use of the site to parking in conjunction with the building or use site. Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 42 .6 Surfaces: Alloff-street parking spaces and access aisles on parcels other than those located in the RR-1, RR-2, R-1, R-1A, R-3 and R-3A Districts must be surfaced with asphalt or concrete and must be graded and drained to properly dispose of surface water. .6 Curbs: Allparking lots shall be provided with curbs as de?ned in this bylaw; such curbs to be constructed of asphalt, concrete or treated timber, installed and secured. .7 Distance: a) In R-2 Districts where parking facilities are located on the same site as the principal building, no part of the parking lot shall be located closer than 1.5 m to any dwelling. b) In Commercial Zones for parking located on the same site as the principal building, no part of the parking lotshall be located closer than 1.5 m to an adjacent dwelling. .8 Signs: All parking lots for more than 10 vehicles, other than for gasoline service stations, shall have directional signs so as to provide traf?c control. .9 Controlled Access Highway: For developments requiring approval and/or highway access from the Ministryof Transportation and Infrastructure, the number and size of off-street parking spaces shall be in accordance with Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure standards and specifications. .10 Mixed Occupancy: In the case of mixed uses, the total requirements for the off-street parking facilities shall be the sum of the requirements for the various uses computed separately. .11 Accessible Parking: Every off-street parking area shall provide, for every 20 stalls, a minimum of 1 stall for persons with disabilities. Each stall shall: a) have a clear width of not less than 6.0 m b) be located as close as possible to a main accessible building entrance and _ c) be clearly identi?ed as being for the exclusive use of persons with disabilities Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 43 9.3 Schedule of Parking Requirements TBLE9.3 Required Off-Street Parking Spaces 1per 70 m2of sales ?oor area plus 1per servicebay and l per 2 employees lColumn I C01llmIl11 lUse of Buildin or Parcel Re uired number of S -aces N g RESIDENTIAL lSinle--and two-famil dwellins 2 er dwellinunit l 5 Group housing,row housing and . . ' laartmems 1.5 per dwelling umt ' 1 er 6 dwellin units l COMMERCIALI INDUSTRIAL lAnimal hosital - Automobilesales and service, l lrecreationalvehicle, boat, trailer,heavy l : equipment and light ' industrial/commercialsales, equipment lreair lots, araes and arts deots l l 1 er 10m2of auction ?oor area . . . 1per 35 m2of sales ?oor area plus 1 l Bulldmg Materials Supply er 90 m2of warehouse/storae area i _-Carnpgrounds/RecreationalVehicle l Sites 1per 2 spaces plus 1 , 1er2emlo 1us2 erwashba l Commercial Recreation including 2 per bowling alley, 2 per court, 1 per 5 Amusement Arcades, Pool and Billiard V iHalls, Bowling Alle s and similaruses I 2 0 . :tif:hii::i:::;?;i"°°'°"a A 2 l Fast Food Pick-Upand Drive-In 2 per 7". m °f QFAPlus1 P" 8 Seats ' | or 3 whichever 1S reater ?Gasoline Service Station 11) aper 2 employees plus 2 per service , * Health Spas, Fitness Clubs and 1 per 19m2of ?oor area used by , G mnasiums uests ' 1per sleepingunit plus additional spaces for each accessory use plus 1 ) er 10 seats for meetin rooms 1 er 3 washin; machines l 1 er 2 bot saces - Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 44 [L '* '_--'-- ---~ ----- ------- ---- :___ _ ___ . Nurseries/Greenhses er 35 m2ofsale?or ar I. -- iOff1CeS,Medical/Dental 4 er doctor/dentist 1per 30 m2of gross ?oor area Offices, Business, Government and 2 Professional 1per 30 m gross ?oor area l P Of?ces, Police 1 er 74 m2ross ?oor area I Post of?ce 1per 3200 post of?ce boxes plus 1per I 140 m ross ?oor area : Restaurants,Cabarets, Lounges, Pubs and similarestablishments 1per 4 Seats ShoppingCentre (all uses combined) 4.5 per 100 m2gross ?oor area )Stores, Retail, Video Rental, l _ Supermarkets, Liquor store, Personal . lService,other commercialuses not ) otherwisementioned 2 ll Radio and Television Station 1 er 140 m2ross ?oor area S ;::r:';,?f,:2::?::::;:°m ' l ' Warehouse,mini--storagebuildings and - ' l other industrialuses not otherwise 1 per 90 m2gross ?oor area i mentioned 1 l CIVIC INSTITUTIONAL & PUBLIC 1 iiF 5 per classroom . 4 l 'PublicAssembly, including arenas, ; auditoriums, communitycenters, dance ]halls, exhibitionhalls, meetinghalls, 1stadiums, swimming pools and similar luses lOutdoor Recreation, Golf Courses, 10 per ha of parcel area or 25 per f Parks, Play?elds play?eld 1 per 5 seats plus 1 per 10m2of ?oor area in areas without ?xed seats, excluding playing surfaces Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 45 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 Division Ten OFF STREET LOADING Provision of Off-Street Loading spaces No land, water, building or structure shall be used by the 'owner,occupier or any other person for any use unless the off-street loadingrequirements for that use have been provided in accordance with this Division ofthis bylaw; provisions shall be made for off-street loading on the same site as the principal building. Existing Buildings, Structures and Uses Despite Section 9.1 above, the regulations contained in this Division shall not apply to buildings, structures or uses existing on the effective date of this bylaw, except that: .1 Off--streetloading shall be provided and maintained in accordance with this Divisionwhere there is a change in the principal use, or where the total ?oor area is increased in excess of 10 percent over the existing ?oor area; .2 Off--streetloading existing on the effective date of this bylaw shall not be reduced below the applicable off-street loading requirements of this Division. Calculating Off Street Loading Spaces The calculation of off-street loading spaces shall be determined by: .1 calculating the total gross floor of all principal and accessory buildings on the parcel including basements, except that portion of the basement which is used for parking or heating; and .2 in the case of mixed uses, the total requirements for off-street loading facilities shall be the sum of the requirements for the various uses computed separately. Location and Siting of Loading Facilities Off-street loading spaces and facilitiesshall be located on the same parcel as the use served, but not withinthe required front yard or closer than 15.0 m to the nearest point of intersection of any two road allowances. Development Standards .1 The location of all points of ingress and egress to a loading area shall be subject to the regulations of the Village. .2 All off-street loading spaces shall be sized to accommodate a vehicle 8.5 m in length, 3.0 m in width and 4.0 m in height. 46 .3 All off-street loading areas shall be bordered with adequate curbs and provision shall be madeforprotectingadjoining buildings and structures from maneuvering vehicles. .4 On all parcels zoned commercial all off-street loading spaces shall be paved. Inallother zoning districts, off-street loading spaces may be surfaced with gravel. Alloff-street loading spaces shall be graded and drained so as to properly dispose of all surface water. .5 Any lightingused to illuminateany loading area shall be so arranged that all direct rays of light are reflected upon the loading area, and not on any adjoining premises. 10.6 Required Off Street Loading Spaces The number of off-street loading spaces for a building or parcel is calculated according to Table 9 of this Bylaw in which Column I sets out the use of a building or parcel and categories of total gross ?oor area and Column ll sets out the number of required loading spaces. Required Off-Street Loading Spaces I Columnl Column ll Use of Building or Parcel Required Loading S-aces Retail, Business, Industry, Warehouse or similar , use: 0 - less than 470m2 i - 470 m2to 2,300 m-°- i - 2,300 m2to 4,600 m2 0 - each additional 4,600 m2or fraction thereof in -. excess of 2,300 m2 lOffice Building,Assembly Use, Hospital, IInstitution, Hotel, Club, Lodge, Auditorium, r Public Utility,School or similar use: ' less than 2,800 m2 l - 2,800 m2to 5,600 m2 - each additional5,600 m2or fraction thereof in ' ees f 2.8. 1 -- 2 3 1 additional Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 47 Division Eleven AUTHORIZATION 11.1 REPEAL Bylaw No. 405, being cited as the "Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 405, 2008" and all amendments thereto are hereby repealed. 11.2 EFFECTIVE DATE This bylaw shall come into force and take effect upon the date of adoption thereof. READ A FIRST TIME THIS 20"'DAY OF NOVEMBER2019 READ A SECOND TIMETHIS 20"'DAY OF NOVEMBER,2019 PUBLIC HEARING HELD THIS 4"'DAY OF DECEMBER,20'l9 READ A THIRD TIME THIS 4"'DAY OF DECEMBER,2019 APPROVED BY THE MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATIONAND INFRASTRUCTUREON THE ST"DAY OF JANUARY,2020 ADOPTED THIS 22"" DAY OF JANUARY,202O (%a lméggud /J%4;:zz CORPORATE OFFICER MAYOR Village of Granisle Zoning Bylaw No. 508, 2019 48 ZONING \\ A O 250 500 K 1.000 1.500Malres j:. \ --Lacamoaa ---Ma[cvRuad UMunldDa| Boundary l:.lL-zgalranzls Lake 5: R.C.M.R @ InfoCanlrelMusaum '3 I-'nrahall .L School (1 Church \\ ZONING Law Dansily Rasldnnaal (R-1) ..4 Mulllple FnmllyRusldunllnlnu) -- MnbtleHume Dsslnu (ma) -- Rnldonllal 5 Rauaulion (MA) Commcrnxal (0.1) TourislCommnnial (C-2) ughx lnduslrial (H) -- Ganaml lmmlnal (l-2) -- Hnavy lnduslrul (I-Cl) . l?urul Resldwlllal(RR-1) .13Rural Roservc (RR~2) -- Parks (P-I) l:l Insmuuanal (P-2) KP,Village of Granisle, Bylaw 5 ms uxzsms vuuas or Grcmisle Al ZONING MAP Village Of Granisle Bylaw No. 508, 2019 I hemby camly lhal lhis u moZoning Map nl Bylaw No 593, ZUIE OurvaraleAdmlmslralur mm D 50 100 200 300 4DDMe|!es Cuardlnale Syslem: NAD1983 CSRS UTM Znne1DN Date -NOVA2019