Zoning Bylaw No. 675, 2010 (Consolidated to June 2024)
Logan Lake, British Columbia
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ZONING
BYLAW
Bylaw 675, 2010
consonaateu
to:
June
18, 2024
Consolidated
to:
June
18, 2024
DISTRICTOF LOGAN LAKE
BYLAW 675 2010
A bylaw to provide zoning, ?oodplain,
parking and loading provisions
in the District of Logan Lake,
ursuant to the Local Government
Act.
WHEREAS Council, may by bylaw, regulate the use and density of land, buildings and structures;
the
area, shape and dimensions of parcels of land; and ?oodplain, parking and loading provisions, in order to
guide development
of land in an efficient, systematic and orderly way for the bene?t of the public;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Logan Lake, in open meeting assembled
enacts as
follows:
1.
This bylaw may be cited as "Districtof Logan Lake Zoning Bylaw No. 675, 2010".
2.
Schedules
"",A "B", ""C "D" and "E" as detailed below, are attached to and from a part of Zoning
Bylaw 675, 2010:
Schedule "A"- Zoning Bylaw Text;
Schedule "B" - Floodplain Provisions
Schedule "C" - Parking and Loading Provisions
Schedule "D" - Zoning Map (Townsite)
"Bylaw 784"
Schedule "E" - Zoning Map (District-wide)
"Bylaws 794, 895"
3.
If any 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 is invalid shall not affect any of the remainder.
4.
Zoning Bylaw 580, 2004 and all amendments
are hereby repealed.
5
This bylaw shall come into fullforce and effect upon adoption.
READA FIRST TIMEthis 15thday of June, 2010.
READA SECOND TIMEthis 7thday of September,
2010.
PUBLIC HEARING was held this 21Stday of September,
2010.
READ A THIRD TIMEthis 215'day of September,
2010.
RECONSIDERED ANDADOPTED this 21Stday of September,
2010.
Mayor (M. Dosch)
Chief Administrative Officer (W. Vollrath)
SCHEDULE "A"
Zoning Bylaw Text
SECTION 2
-- ADMINISTRATION........................................................................................
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9
SECTION 3 - ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES .........................................................................
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11
SECTION 4
-- GENERAL REGULATIONS .............................................................................
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13
SECTION 5
AR ZONE
-- AGRICULTURE.............................................................................
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19
SECTION 6
--
RR ZONE
-- RURAL RESOURCE
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21
SECTION 7
-- ER ZONE
--
ESTATE RESIDENTIAL..................................................................
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23
SECTION 8
-- R1 ZONE
-- SINGLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL, AND.................................................
...........
25
SECTION 9
--
R2 ZONE
- TWO FAMILYRESIDENTIAL............................................................
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27
SECTION 10
-- R3 ZONE
-- SMALLLOT SINGLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL.......................................
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29
SECTION 11
--
R4 ZONE
-
LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL...............................
......
31
SECTION 12
-- R5 ZONE
--
MEDIUMDENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILY
--
RESIDENTIAL ............................33
SECTION 13
-- C1 ZONE
-- TOWN CENTRE COMMERCIAL......................................................
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35
SECTION 14
-- C2 ZONE
-- NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMERCIAL..................................................
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37
SECTION 15
-- C3 ZONE
-- HIGHWAYCOMMERCIAL..............................................................
...............
39
SECTION 16
-- C4 ZONE
-- MIXEDCOMMERCIAL
-- RESIDENTIAL......................................................
.
41
SECTION 17
-- C5 ZONE
-- BOTTLEDEPOT .........................................................................
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43
SECTION 18
--
M1 ZONE
--
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL .....................................................................
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44
SECTION 19
M2 ZONE
-- GENERAL INDUSTRIAL.............................................................................
...
46
SECTION 20
--
M3 ZONE
-- MININGOPERATIONS ...............................................................................
...
48
SECTION 22
SG ZONE
SAND AND GRAVEL..................................................................................
...
49
SECTION 22
--
SG ZONE
-- SAND AND GRAVEL....................................................................
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49
SECTION 23
P1 ZONE
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE ............................................................
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50
SECTION 24
P2 ZONE
PUBLIC UTILITIESANDSERVICES ..................................................
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51
SECTION 25
P3 ZONE
--
PUBLIC AND CULTURAL FACILITIES.........................................................
.
52
SECTION 26
N1 ZONE
NEIGHBOURHOOD NURSERY .......................................................
54
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1
DEFINITION
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SECTION 27
-- UR ZONE
URBAN RESERVE ...............................................
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56
SCHEDULE B FLOODPLAINPROVISIONS.............................................
57
SCHEDULE C PARKINGAND LOADINGPROVISIONS....................................
60
SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS
ACCESSORY BUILDING means
a building or structure
that is subordinate and supplementary
to the
principal building or use permitted on the same parcel and may include but not be limited to a garage,
carport, storage
shed, or portable shelter
ACCESSORY DWELLINGUNIT means a dwelling unit that is accessory
to a principal use or building on
the same parcel.
ACCESSORY USE means
a use other than a principal use, which is ancillary or incidental to a principal
use or building on the same parcel.
AFFORDABLE 0R SPECIAL NEEDS HOUSING means housing for households that meet the criteria for
an assisted
living apartment
under the Independent
Living BC program, or the Shelter Aid for Elderly
Renters (SAFER) program, or subsidized housing through the BC Housing, Housing Registry.
AGRICULTURE means
the growing, rearing,
producing harvesting
or sale of agricultural crops, fur
bearing
animals,
poultry or other livestock,
and includes
processing
of primary agricultural products
harvested, reared or produced
by the farming operation, and the storage
of farm machinery implements
and agricultural supplies, and repairs to farm machinery and implements used by the farming operation,
but excludes intensive agriculture and commercial kennels outside of the Agricultural Land Reserve.
AMENITYAREA means a usable open or recreational space for the common use of all residents and
may include, balconies,
sundecks,
terraces,
landscaped
gardens,
games
rooms, swimming pools, tennis
courts, saunas, playgrounds and similar recreational and landscaped
areas.
AQUACULTURE means
an operation
including, but not limited to, the raising of ?sh (fry and smelts),
shellfish, molluscs,
crustaceans
and marine algae, including the storage
of fish feed and the treatment
and disposal of ?sh feces, but excluding:
.1 the cleaning, icing, rendering, canning, smoking, cooking, processing and storage
of fish;
.2 the manufacture of fish feed and the mixing of fish offal with fish feed; and
.3 the outdoor storage
of fish offal and feces.
BUILDINGmeans any permanent or temporary
structure having a roof and used or intended to be used
for the shelter or enclosure of any use, occupancy, persons, animals, or objects.
CANNABIS PRODUCTION means
the lawful production
of cannabis
and cannabis
derivatives
for
medical and non-medical purposes
as permitted by the Cannabis Act and any applicable regulations, and
includes cultivation, harvesting,
processing,
storage,
packaging, non-retail distribution, analytical testing,
and research,
but excludes retail cannabis sales and the cultivation of cannabis by an individual for
personal use and consumption.
"Bylaw 852"
CHILD CARE CENTRE means a facility for children that includes group child care, preschool, family child
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COUNCIL means the duly elected Council of the Districtof Logan Lake.
care,
occasional
child care,
and multi-age child care all as defined under the Community Care and
Assisted
Living Act S.B.C., as amended,
and the Child Care Licensing Regulation set out under B.C.
Reg. 95/2009, as amended.
"Bylaw 834"
CHURCH means a building for public worship or the holding of religious services.
CHURCHMANSE means a place of residence for the clergy of the associated
church.
CLUB OR LODGE means a building used for fraternal, social, recreational, union, professional, business,
travel or political activity which is operated for the use of club or lodge members and their guests
only.
CLUBHOUSE means a building used for the sale and rental of golf equipment and food and beverage
services to be sold and served to the public on the premises.
COMMERCIAL DAYCARE FACILITY means any type of facility licensed under the Community Care and
Assisted Living Act that provides group daycare programs for nine (9) or more children.
CONVENIENCE STORE means a retail outlet, catering primarily to the day to day needs of residents
and
tourists.
DEVELOPMENT means:
.1
the carrying on of any construction or excavation or their operation,
in, on, over, or under land or
water; or
.2
the making of any change in the use or intensity of use of any land, water, building or premises.
DRIVE-THROUGH RESTAURANT means a restaurant
which includes the sale or service of food or
beverages
to an occupant within a motorized vehicle.
DISTRICT means the Districtof Logan Lake.
DUPLEX means any building divided into two dwelling units, each of which is occupied or intended to be
occupied as a permanent
home or residence
of one family.
DWELLING or DWELLING UNIT means a self-contained set of habitable rooms containing not more than
one kitchen facility.
EXTERIOR SIDE PARCEL LINE means
a parcel line other than a front or rear parcel line which is
common to a highway other than a lane or walkway.
FAMILY means:
.1
an individual, or two or more persons related by blood, marriage, adoption, or foster parenthood
sharing one dwelling unit; or
.2
not more than ?ve unrelated persons
sharing one dwelling unit.
FARMERIFLEA MARKETS means an open--airmarket limited to the sale of fresh fruits and vegetable
and prepared food and crafts.
FENCE includes arbour, archway, gate, pagoda, screen, trellis and wall.
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FLOOR AREA means the total ?oor area of all floors in a building measured to the extreme outer limits of
the building including all areas
giving access
thereto such as corridors,
hallways,
landings, foyers,
porches
or verandas
and
excluding
auxiliary
parking,
unenclosed
swimming
pools,
balconies
or
sundecks,
elevators or ventilating machinery.
FOURPLEX means a building consisting of four dwelling units, each of which has separate
title and each
of which is occupied or intended to be occupied as the permanent home or residence of one family.
FRONT FENCE, HEDGE or WALL means a fence, hedge or wall located within the front yard of a parcel.
FRONT PARCEL LINE means the shortest parcel line common to a parcel and a highway other than a
lane.
FRONT YARD means the area of a parcel located between the front parcel line and the front building
line. The front building line is a line parallel to the front parcel line drawn across the parcel through the
point where a building on the parcel is closest to the front parcel line.
GRADE is determined in two steps:
.1
for each exterior wall, measure the average elevation of the finished ground adjoining the wall;
.2
from the average
elevation
?gures
for all the walls,
choose
the lowest elevation
figure to
represent the GRADE.
HEIGHT means the vertical distance from the grade to the highest point of the roof surface of a ?at roof,
the deck line of a mansard roof, and to the beam height level between the eaves and ridge of a gable, hip
or gambrel roof.
HIGHWAY includes a public street,
path, walkway, trail, lane, bridge, road, thoroughfare
and any other
public way.
HOME INDUSTRY means a small scale use providing a service primarily to the local community and
which is accessory
to the single family dwelling or agricultural operation including, but not limited to, a
carpentry shop, a welding shop, a metal working shop or a blacksmith's shop.
HOME OCCUPATION means an occupation or profession carried out in a home, where the occupation or
profession is accessory
to the use of a dwelling for residential purposes.
HOTEL
means
a building which contains
sleeping
units and
may contain
assembly,
commerce,
entertainment,
indoor recreation,
or restaurant
uses and premises
licensed for on-site consumption
of
alcoholic beverages.
INDOOR RECREATION FACILITY means a facility for the provisions of recreation and sports facilities
primarily conducted indoors such as arcades,
arenas,
fitness clubs, racquet courts, gymnasiums, dance
studios, swimming pools and bowling alleys.
INTENSIVEAGRICULTURE means the use of land, buildings and structures
by a commercial enterprise
or an institution for: the confinement
of poultry, livestock or fur bearing
animals,
or the growing of
mushrooms.
INTERIOR SIDE PARCEL LINE means a parcel line other than a rear or front parcel line which is not
common to a highway other than a lane.
KENNEL means a commercial establishment for the training, breeding or boarding of dogs, cats and
other animals kept as household pets.
LANDSCAPE SCREEN means an opaque barrier formed by a row of shrubs, trees or by a wooden fence
or masonry wall or by a combination of these.
LANDSCAPING MATERIALS,
HARD includes fences,
decorative
walls,
retaining
walls,
planters,
sculptures, decorative pools, or decorative rocks.
"Bylaw 834"
LANDSCAPING MATERIALS, SOFT includes trees, shrubs, grass, vines, ground covers, ?owers,
soil, mulches, or other similar materials in a landscaped
area.
"Bylaw 834"
LANE means a highway that provides only secondary access
to a parcel located at the side or rear of the
parcel.
MANUFACTURED HOME or MANUFACTURED HOUSING means a single family dwelling built in an
enclosed factory environment
in one or more sections,
intended to be occupied
in a place other than
where it is manufactured.
MOBILEVENDOR means a person who, either on his/her own account or as an of?cer, servant,
or agent
of another, sells or offers for sale goods from a mobile truck or other vehicle, or from another temporary
structure.
"Bylaw 834
"
MOTEL means a building or buildings which contains sleeping units but which does not contain premises
licensed for on-site consumption of alcoholic beverages.
MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING means a building on a parcel, containing three or more dwelling units
each of which is occupied or intended to be occupied as the permanent
home or residence
of one family.
MUNICIPALITY means the District of Logan Lake.
NATURAL BOUNDARY means the visible high--water mark of any lake, river, stream
or other body of
water where the presence
and action of the water are so common and usual, and so long continued in all
ordinary years, as to mark upon the soil of the lake, river, stream
or other body of water, a character
distinct from that of the banks thereof in respect
to vegetation, as well as in respect to the nature of the
soil itself.
OPEN MARKET means an open-air market for the sale of arts, crafts, merchandise
and other related
items.
"Bylaw 713"
OTHER FENCE, HEDGE or WALL means any fence, hedge or wall other than a front fence, hedge or
wall.
OUTDOOR DISPLAY YARD means an area outside an enclosed building used solely for the display of
?nished products of an industry or a retail establishment.
OUTDOOR STORAGE AREA means an area or a parcel used for the storage
of materials and finished
products of an industry or retail establishment.
PARCEL means any parcel, block or other area in which land is held or into which it is subdivided.
PARCEL
COVERAGE means the percentage
of the parcel area covered
by the area of all buildings,
including accessory
buildings.
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PARCEL WIDTH means the horizontal distance
between
the two side parcel lines measured at the
minimum setback from the front parcel line.
PARKING SPACE
means a space
within a building or parking area,
for the parking of one vehicle,
excluding driveways,
aisles, ramps, columns, office and work areas.
PERSONAL SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT means a business where personal services are provided for a
gain and where the sale of retail goods is only accessory
to the provision of such services including, but
not limited to, barber shops,
beauty salons, tailor shops,
laundry or dry cleaning
shops,
watch repair
shops, shoe repair shops and small appliance repair shops.
PORTABLE SHELTER means a structure constructed of fabric or other pliable material supported by a
rigid framework not requiring a foundation. A portable shelter may be anchored to the ground or a hard
surface
such as concrete or asphalt and erected for a temporary
or indefinite period of time. Portable
shelters are typically used to protect vehicles, boats, RVs, or other objects from the weather.
PRINCIPAL BUILDINGmeans the building that contains the principal use of the parcel and shall include
attached garages or carports, but does not include an accessory
building.
PRINCIPAL USE means the main purpose for which land, buildings or structures are ordinarily used.
PUBLIC UTILITYmeans a system, work, building, plant, equipment or resource owned by a municipality,
public or private utilitycompany
or other government
agency for the provision of water, sewer, drainage,
gas, electricity, transportation, communication services such as an electrical substation,
community sewer
system or public works yard.
REAR PARCEL
LINE means the boundary
of a parcel which lies the most opposite
to and is not
connected to the front parcel line.
REAR YARD means the area of a parcel located between the rear parcel line and the rear building line.
The rear building line is a line parallel to the rear parcel line drawn across the parcel through the point
where a principal building on the parcel is closest to the rear parcel line.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLE means
a vehicle
intended as
a temporary
accommodation
for travel,
vacation,
or recreational use and includes travel trailers,
motorized homes,
slide-in campers,
chassis-
mounted campers
and tent trailers. Recreational Vehicle also means sea-doos and other personal water
craft, all terrain vehicles, snowmobiles,
and boats.
RENEWABLE ENERGY means energy that is collected from renewable resources that are naturally
replenished on a human timescale such as solar, wind, hydro, tidal, geothermal and biomass energy.
"Bylaw 885"
RESTAURANT means an eating establishment where food is sold or served to the public and does not
include the sale or service of food or beverages
to an occupant within a motorized vehicle (i.e. does not
include drive-through restaurants).
RETAIL STORE means a building where goods, ware, merchandise,
substances,
articles or things are
offered or kept for sale to the general public, including storage
of limited quantities of such goods, wares,
merchandise,
substances,
articles or things, sufficient only to service the retail use.
SECONDARY SUITE means a self-contained accessory
dwelling unit contained within a building used as
a single family dwelling.
"Bylaw 862"
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SERVICE STATION means premises used principally for the retail sale of motor fuels, lubricating oils and
motor vehicle accessories
and the servicing of motor vehicles, and may include the auxiliary retail sale of
other products,
but shall not include any wholesale sales, automotive
frame repairs,
body repairs,
or
painting.
SETBACK means the required minimum distance between a building or use and each of the respective
property lines.
SHIPPING CONTAINER
means an enclosed
unit used in the packing, shipping, movement,
storage,
or
transportation
of freight, articles, goods, or commodities.via ship, rail, or truck, whether or not it is actually
being used
for such
purpose.
Shipping
Container
includes Sea
Cans,
Cargo
Containers,
Railway
Boxcars, or similar storage containers.
"Bylaw 834"
SHOPPING CENTRE means a unified group of retail and personal
service
establishment
on a site
planned, developed
and managed as a single operating unit, with shared on-site parking.
SIDE PARCEL LINE means a parcel line other than a rear or front parcel line.
SIDE YARD means the area of a parcel located between the side parcel line and the side building line.
The side building line is a line parallel to the side parcel line drawn across the parcel through the point
where a principal building on the parcel is closest to the side parcel line.
SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING means
any detached
building consisting
of one dwelling unit that is
occupied or intended to be occupied as the permanent
home or residence of one family.
SIXPLEX means a building consisting of six dwelling units, each of which has separate
title and each of
which is occupied or intended to be occupied as the permanent
home or residence of one family.
SLEEPING UNIT means
one or more habitable rooms, with not more than one bedroom and without
kitchen facilities, used or intended to be used for sleeping and living purposes.
SPECIAL CARE FACILITY means
an institution or residential facility where
care
and
attention
is
furnished, with or without charge on account
of age, in?rmity, physical or mental defect, or other disability
which requires care and which is designated as a community care facility under the Community Care and
Assisted Living Act.
STRUCTURE means any construction fixed to, supported
by or sunk into land or water,
but does not
include concrete,
asphalt, brick or tile-surfaced areas.
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT means a Temporary use Permit as outlined in the Local Government Act
under Division 9, Permits and Fees.
"Bylaw 724"
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT DESIGNATED AREAS means areas
designated
by specific zones where
Council may issue a Temporary Use Permit.
"Bylaw 724"
TRIPLEX means a building consisting of three dwelling units, each of which has separate
title and each
of which is occupied or intended to be occupied as a permanent
home or residence of one family.
UPPER FLOOR DWELLING UNIT means a dwelling unit that is located above the ground ?oor and is
accessible
by an entrance
separate from the non--residential, ground ?oor use.
USABLE SITE AREA means the area of a parcel measured
in a horizontal plane between the parcel
boundaries, excluding land in excess
of thirty percent slope.
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WATERCOURSE means any natural or man made depression
with well de?ned banks and a bed 0.6 m
or more below the surrounding land sewing to give direction to a current of water at least six (6) months
of the year or having a drainage area of 2 km2or more upstream of the point of consideration.
WRECKING YARD means land and/or buildings where motor vehicles, tractors,
logging equipment, farm
implements,
motorcycles, boats and industrial equipment
are disassembled,
prepared for disposal, are
rebuilt or are reused as part of a recycling program, and the keeping and/or storing of salvaged
materials
where such materials are bought, sold, exchanged,
baled or otherwise processed
for further use.
ZONE means a zone as established by this Bylaw
SECTION 2
-- ADMINISTRATION
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
Application
This Bylaw applies to all land, buildings and structures
including the surface of water within the
boundaries of the Districtof Logan Lake.
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 in this Bylaw
Severability
If any 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.
Inspection
The Corporate Administrator,
Building Inspector,
Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or other Officer of the
District 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.
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 under Section 2.4;
Offence
2.6
2.7
Each day's continuance of an offence under Section 2.5 constitutes a new and distinct offence.
Penalty
Any person who commits an offence under this Bylaw shall be liable upon summary conviction to a
penalty of not less than $5,000.
commits an offence under this Bylaw.
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3.1
Establishment
of Zones
The area within the boundaries of the District of Logan Lake shall be divided into the zones
identified in Column | and described in Column ll of Table 3--1
3-1
SECTION 3 - ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES
Zone Title
3.2
The correct name of each zone provided for in this Bylaw is set out in Column | of Table 3-1 and
the inclusion of the names contained in Column ll of Table 3-1 is for information purposes only
Column l
Zones
AR
RR
ER
R1
R18
R2
R3
R4
R5
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
M1
M2
M3
M4
SG
P1
P2
P3
N1
UR
Column ll
Title Elaboration
Agriculture
Rural Resource
Estate Residential
Single Family Residential
Single Family Residential with Secondary
Suite
Two Family Residential
Small Lot Single Family Residential
Low Density Multiple Family Residential
Medium Density Multiple Family Residential
Town Centre Commercial
Neighbourhood Commercial
Highway Commercial
Mixed Commercial
Residential
Bottle Depot
Light Industrial
General Industrial
Mining Operations
Aquaculture
Sand and Gravel
Parks and Open Space
Public Utilities and Services
Public and Cultural Facilities
Neighbourhood
Nursery
Urban Reserve
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3.3
3.4
3.5
The location of each zone is established in Schedules D and E, the Zoning Maps of this Bylaw.
Zone Boundaries
Where a zone boundary is shown on Schedules
D or E as following a highway or rail right--of--
way
or watercourse,
the centreline of the highway, rail right-of-way or watercourse
shall be the zone
boundary.
Where the zone boundary does not follow a legally defined line, and where the distances are not
specifically indicated, the location of the zoning boundary shall be determined by scaling from the
Zoning Maps.
Location of Zones
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SECTION 4
-- GENERAL REGULATIONS
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
Applicability of General Regulations
Except as expressly excluded, Section 4 applies to all zones established under this Bylaw.
Uses Permitted in all Zones
Parks and public utilities are permitted in all zones.
Prohibited
Uses
Occupancy of a recreational vehicle for more than 10 days in one month is prohibited on a parcel in
an R Zone.
Occupancy
of a recreational vehicle for overnight accommodation while it is parked on a highway is
prohibited.
"Bylaw 834
" "Bylaw 921 Remove
4.4(a)"
Wrecked Vehicles and Construction
Materials
Outdoor storage
of wrecked or disused vehicles or construction materials is not permitted except in
the M1, M2 or M3 zones where the zone provides.
Minimum Setback
from Watercourses
The minimum setback of all buildings and structures from watercourses
is 15 m.
Servicing
Requirements
Allparcels created by new subdivision in the R1, R18, R2, R3, R4, R5, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 and M1
zones shall be connected to a community water system and a community sewer system.
All parcels created by new subdivision in the ER zone shall be connected to a community water
system.
Height Exceptions
Any of the following structures
may exceed the maximum height regulations of this bylaw, but in no
case are they to exceed 15 metres in overall height when measured
from the natural ground:
dome, cupola;
public monument;
chimney;
spire, steeple, belfry;
radio and television tower or antenna;
?ag or lighting pole, flood light;
silo;
transmission tower;
hose and fire alarm tower;
mechanical appurtenance
on roof tops.
"Bylaw 834"
Lx'cobo'xi'ou'mlb'wixa;
O
Setback
Exceptions
4.10
No building or structure other than the following shall be located in the area of setback required by
this Bylaw:
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4.11
4.12
4.13
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1
signs;
.2
fences;
.3
steps provided they are not closer than 1 m from any side parcel line;
.4
a patio, terrace,
porch, sundeck,
balcony or canopy provided they are not closer than 2 m
from any parcel line;
.5
gutters,
eaves,
cornices,
sills, bay windows, chimneys, or other similar features,
uncovered
patios, terraces and steps provided they are not closer than 60 cm from any parcel line;
.6
arbours, trellises, fish ponds, ornaments,
?ag poles or similar landscape
features,
provided
they are not closer than 1 m from any parcel line;
.7
a parking space or loading space;
.8
landscape screens.
Interior Side Parcel Line Setback
Exception
of Strata Parcel
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.
Minimum Parcel Size and Minimum Parcel Width Exception
The minimum parcel size and minimum parcel width regulations for new subdivisions do not apply
to parks, public uses or public utilities.
Vision Clearance
at Intersections
In any zone,
no fence,
wall, or structure shall be erected to a height greater
than 1 m and no
hedge, bush, shrub, three or other growth shall be maintained or allowed to grow so as to obstruct
vision clearance
in the area bounded by the intersecting parcel lines at a street or lane corner and
a line joining points along side parcel lines 6 m (from their point of intersection,
as illustrated in
Figure 4-1. Notwithstanding this regulation, fences constructed
of wire strands or open woven wire
which do not impair vision at intersections
will be allowed with the vision clearance area in an AR
zone.
Visual Clearance
at Intersections
Figure 4-1
476.0th {<--
Fence Height Along an Exterior Side Parcel Line
4 14 Where both a front parcel line and an exterior side parcel line front a highway in the R1, R18, R2,
R3, R4 or R5 zones, the maximum height of fence, hedge or wall on the exterior parcel side parcel
line shall be 1 m.
Home Occupations
415
Where expressly
permitted within a zone,
home occupations
shall comply with the following
regulations:
.1
no outdoor storage of material associated with the home occupation
is permitted;
.2
a maximum of one (1) sign per parcel is permitted when advertising a home occupation and
shall not exceed 0.2 m2in area and shall not be illuminated;
.3
the home occupation
shall be carried out wholly within a dwelling or permitted accessory
building;
.4
no retail sales other than the sale of goods produced on the premises
is permitted;
.5
up to one (1) person, in addition to family members residing in the dwelling, may be engaged
in the home business;
.6
the home occupation
shall not occupy
more than 50 m2 of the dwelling and accessory
building;
.7
the home occupation shall not occupy more than 25% of the gross ?oor area of the dweiiing;
.8
a home occupation may not include:
.1
stables, kennels or animal breeding operations;
.2
restaurants;
.3
parking or storage
of commercial,
industrial, or construction equipment and material;
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.10
.11
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.4
vehicle or equipment repair and maintenance;
.5
metal or fibreglass fabricating;
.6
uses that produce toxic or noxious matter, noise, vibrations, smoke, dust, odour, litter,
heat,
glare, radiation, fire hazard,
or electrical interference
other than
normally
associated
with a dwelling;
no commercial vehicles exceeding
4,500 kg licensed gross vehicle weight are permitted to
be parked or stored on the parcel unless completely enclosed within a building;
a maximum of one commercial vehicle used for the home occupation
is permitted on the
parcel unless completely enclosed in a building;
a person
operating
a home occupation
shall possess
a District of Logan Lake business
license.
Home Industries
4.16
Where
expressly
permitted within a zone. a home industry shall comply with the following
regulations:
.1
the home industry is only permitted on parcels 1 ha or greater;
.2
a maximum of one (1) sign per parcel is permitted advertising a home industry and shall not
exceed 0.4 m2in area and shall not be illuminated.
.3
up to two (2) people, in addition to family members residing in the dwelling, may be engaged
in the home industry;
.4
the maximum floor area and outdoor site area of a home industry is 100 m2;
.5
any outdoor storage
associated
with the home industry shall be adequately
screened
from
neighbouring parcels and highways;
.6
a home industry shall not include:
.1
wrecking yards;
2
sand and gravel processing;
.3
sawmills, except in the RR zone;
4
intensive agriculture;
.5
vehicle or equipment
repair and maintenance,
vehicle recycling operations;
.7
stables, kennels or animal breeding operations as part of a home industry are permitted only
on parcels 2 ha or greater;
.8
the minimum setback of stables, kennels or animal breeding operations
as part of a home
industry from all parcel lines is 30 m;
.9
no commercial vehicles exceeding 4,500 kg licensed gross vehicle weight are permitted to
be parked or stored on the parcel unless completely enclosed within a building;
.10
a maximum of one commercial vehicle used for the home occupation
is permitted on the
parcel unless completely enclosed in a building;
11
a person
operating a home occupation
shall possess
a District of Logan Lake business
license.
417
4.18
lb'oaix)
in
4.19
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Bed and Breakfasts
Where
expressly
permitted
in a zone,
bed and
breakfasts
shall comply with the following
regulations:
.1
in the R1 and R2 zones, the maximum number of let bedrooms is 2, serving a maximum of 5
persons in total;
.2
in the AR and ER Zones, the maximum number of let bedrooms is 3 serving a maximum of 8
persons in total;
.3
in the RR Zone, the maximum number of let bedrooms
is 5, serving a maximum of 13
persons in total;
.4
the bed and breakfast shall be entirely contained within the dwelling;
.5
a maximum of one sign is permitted per parcel advertising a bed and breakfast and shall not
exceed 0.2 m2in area and shall not be illuminated;
.6
up to one (1) person, in addition to family members residing in the dwelling, may be engaged
in the bed and breakfast;
.7
no food shall be served in the bed and breakfast, other than breakfast, which may only be
served to registered overnight guests;
.8
the parking area for a bed and breakfast shall be located on the same parcel upon which the
bed and breakfast
is located and shall be hardsurfaced
with asphalt,
concrete,
brick or
similar pavement so as to provide a surface that is durable and dust free and shall be graded
and drained so as to properly dispose of all surface water
.9
a person operating
a bed and breakfast
consisting
of 3 or more rooms shall possess
a
District of Logan Lake business
license.
Secondary
Suites
"Bylaw 929"
Where
expressly
permitted
in a zone,
secondary
suites
shall
comply with the
following
regulations:
A secondary
suite shall only be located within a building used as a single family dwelling;
No moe than one secondary suite shall be permitted per single family dwelling unit;
A secondary suite shall not be allowed in conjunction with a bed and breakfast use;
A secondary
suite must be connected to the municipal sanitary sewer system
and water system
unless othen/vise specified withinthe pertaining zone;
A secondary suite shall comply with the Building Code;
In addition to the regulations
listed above,
other regulations may apply, including Section
4
General
Regulations,
Schedule
B
Floodplain
Provisions,
and Schedule
C
--
parking and
Loading Provisions.
Temporary
Use Permits
Temporary
User Permit Designated Areas and Conditions of Temporary Use Permits
1
The following zones are designated
as Temporary Use Permit Areas:
RR Rural Resource;
C1 Town Centre Commercial;
C2 Neighbourhood Commercial;
C3 Highway Commercial;
C4 Mixed Commercial-Residential;
M1 Light Industrial; and
M2 General Industrial.
4.24
Mobile Vendors shall be permitted in the CZ, C3, M1, & M2 zones."
"Bylaw 834"
.2
Council may issue Temporary
Use Permits for a three year period, renewable
once only, in
zones designated
as Temporary Use Permit Areas, provided that the temporary
use:
1
is not noxious or undesirable because of smoke, noise, vibration, dirt, glare, odour, radiation,
electrical interference,
or an offensive trade within the meaning
of the Health Act, as
amended from time to time;
.2
does not have a negative impact on adjacent lands;
.3
does not create a significant increase in the level or demand for services;
.4
does not permanently alter the site upon which it is located;
.5
is compatible with the property's land use designation; and
.6
complies with all conditions as may be specified by the Council, in the Temporary Use
Permit.
"Bylaw 7241:
"Uses
Permitted
in Specific Zones
4.20
Child Care Centres, which are provincially licensed facilities to accommodate
eight (8) children or
less, are permitted in any zone allowing a single family dwelling, provided they occur as an
accessory
use within a single family dwelling.
"Bylaw 834"
4.21
Shipping Containers are permitted in industrial zones (M1, M2, and M3 zones) and may only be
used as accessory
buildings."
"Bylaw 834"
"Vehicles parked
in Front Yard
4.22
A maximum
of four licensed
vehicles
(including motor vehicles,
recreation
vehicles,
boats,
snowmobiles, and other vehicles) are permitted within a front yard. Unlicensed vehicles are not
permitted in a front yard."
"Bylaw 834"
"Minimum Front Yard Landscaping
in Residential Zones
4.23
A minimum of 40% of the
Front Yard
in all Residential
zones
shall be landscaped
with a
combination of Hard or Soft Landscaping
Materials."
"Bylaw 834"
"Mobile Vendors
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SECTION 5
-- AR ZONE
-- AGRICULTURE
Purpose
Statement
5.0
The purpose of the AR zone is to preserve land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as
Agriculture for agriculture and related land extensive uses.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
5.1
The following uses and no others are permitted in the AR zone:
.1
bin
lis'
agriculture, intensive agriculture;
single family dwelling;
home occupation;
home industry;
bed and breakfast;
accessory
USE.
Regulations
5.2
On a parcel zoned AR, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located or altered and no plan
of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations established in the table below in which
Column | sets out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets out the regulations.
COLUMNl
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
4 ha*
2
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
2
.3
Maximum Height of Single Family Dwelling
10 m
4
Minimum Setback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
6 m
0
interior side parcel line
1.5 m
o
exterior side parcel line
45 m
MinimumSetback of Accessory
Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
Minimum Setback of Intensive Agriculture from:
o
parcel lines adjacent to a parcel zoned other than AR or RR
150 m
0
all other parcel lines
15 m
o
highway
30 m
-
watercourse
30 m
* Subject to approval by the Agricultural Land Commission
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Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
5.3
All manufactured
housing
must be on a permanent
foundation
and meet Canadian
Standard
Association 2240 or A277 standards.
Skirting
5.4
Skirting shall be installed within 60 days of installation of a manufactured home and shall have two
easily removable access
panels of a minimum width of 1.2 metres,
one providing access
to the
area enclosed by the skirting for inspecting or servicing the service connections to the home. Such
an access
panel shall be located close to the point at which such services
are located under the
mobile home; and the other providing access
to the area enclosed by the skirting for storage.
5.5
Skirting shall be factory prefabricated
or the equivalent quality and shall be painted or pre-?nished
so that the design and construction shall complement the main structure.
5.6
Skirting shall have two screen openings,
each with minimum area of 1600 sq. centimetres,
for the
purpose of providing cross ventilation beneath the manufactured home.
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SECTION 6
-- RR ZONE
-- RURAL RESOURCE
6.0
6.1
6.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the RR zone is to preserve land designated in the Official Community Plan as Rural
Resource for mining, forestry, and recreational uses.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and not others shall be permitted in the RR zone:
single family dwelling;
agriculture;
home occupation;
home industry;
bed and breakfast;
portable sawmill, permitted only on parcels 10 ha or greater;
log home manufacturing
facility, permitted only on parcels 4 ha or greater;
ookl'ou'
miis'w'
open land recreation including archery and ?rearm range, ski hill, cross country skiing trails,
golf course, rodeo ground, and equestrian
centre;
.9
airfield;
.10
pet boarding and breeding kennel, permitted only on parcels 2 ha or greater;
.11
cemetery;
.12
school;
.13
accessory use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as RR, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets out the
regulations.
COLUMNl
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
4 ha
2
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
2
.3
Maximum Height of Single Family Dwelling
10 m
4
Minimum Setback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
6 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
.5
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
6.3
Consolidated Bylaw 675, 2010
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
.6
MinimumSetback of Portable Sawmills from all parcel lines
150 m
.7
Minimum Setback of Log Home Manufacturing Facility from all
30 m
parcel lines
.8
Minimum Setback of Pet Boarding and Breeding Kennels from
30 m
all parcel lines
.9
Total
Combined
Maximum
Floor
Area
of/for
Accessory
Building(s):
o
where parcel area is 4 he or greater
250 m2
o
in all other cases.
100 m2
.10
Maximum width of Single Family Dwelling.
7 m
Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
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"Bylaw 834
"
"Bylaw 699"
All manufactured
housing
must be on a perimeter
foundation
below the frost line and
meet
Canadian Standard Association 2240 or A277 standards.
Skirting "Deleted"
"Bylaw 699"
"Bylaw 699"
SECTION 7
-- ER ZONE
-- ESTATE RESIDENTIAL
7.0
7.1
7.2
7.3
Purpose
Statement
The purpose
of the ER zone is to regulate
land designated
in the Official Community Plan as
Estate Residential for single family dwellings on large suburban style lots, having limited municipal
servicing, greater than 4000 m2in size.
"Bylaw 834"
Secondary
Suite
"Bylaw 929
"
A Secondary
suite connection
to an existing septic system
must show proof of capacity through
authorization by a qualified professional.
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the ER zone:
single family dwelling;
home occupation;
secondary
suite
home industry, permitted only on parcels 1 ha or greater;
bed and breakfast;
keeping of animals, permitted only on parcels 2 acres or greater and subject to the District's
Animal Control and Impoundment Bylaw.
"Bylaw 755"
bv'cn'h'oo'ro
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as ER, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered,
and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN |
COLUMN |l
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
4,000 m2
.2
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
1
.3
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
30 m
.4
Minimum Building Width of Single Family Dwellings
7 m
.5
Minimum Floor Area of Single Family Dwellings
85 m2
.6
Total
Combined
Maximum
Floor
Area
of/for
Accessory
75 m2
"Bylaw 834"
Building(s)
7
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
10 m
o
accessory
building
6 m
o
fence
2 m
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7.4
.8
MinimumSetback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
9 m
0
rear parcel line
9 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
-
exterior side parcel line
6 m
.9
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings from:
9 m
0
front parcel line
3 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
6 m
o
exterior side parcel line
7 m
"Bylaw 599"
.10
Minimum width of Single Family Dwelling
10%
Of lot area
to a
.11 Maximum Parcel Coverage
maximum. 0f 400m2
"B law 834"
Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
All manufactured
housing
must be on a perimeter
foundation
below the frost line and
meet
Canadian Standard Association 2240 or A277 standards.
"Bylaw 699"
Skirting
"Deleted"
"Bylaw 699"
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Bylaw 675, 2010
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SECTION 8
-- R1 ZONE
-- SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
Purpose
Statement
8.0
The purpose of the R1/R1S zone is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as
General Residential for single family dwellings on lots greater than 600 m2in size.
Permitted Uses
8.1
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the R1 zones:
1
single family dwelling;
2
home occupation;
.3
bed and breakfast;
4
secondary
suite;
5
accessory
use.
Regulations
8.2
On a parcel located in an area zoned as R1, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column l sets out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMNll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
MinimumParcel Size for New Subdivisions
600 m2
.2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
18 m
.3
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
1
.4
Minimum Floor Area of Single Family Dwellings
85 m2
.5
Maximum Floor Area of Accessory Buildings
50 m2
.6
Maximum Height of:
-
principal building
10 m
-
accessory
building
4-5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2 m
.7
Minimum Width of Single Family Dwelling
7 m
.8
Minimum Setback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
rear parcel line
5 m
0
interior side parcel line
15 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.9
Minimum Setback of Accessory
Buildings from:
no closer than the
0
front parcel line
principal building
0
rear parcel line
1 m
1 m
0
interior side parcel line
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o
exterior side parcel line
.11
Maximum Parcel Coverage
3m
40%
Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
All manufactured
housing must
be on a perimeter
foundation
below the frost line and
meet
Canadian Standard Association 2240 or A277 standards.
Skirtings
Skirtings shall be installed within 60 days of installation of a manufactured home and shall have two
easily removable
access
panels of a minimum width of 1.2 metres, one providing access
to the
area enclosed
by the skirting for inspecting or servicing the service connections
to the home. Such
an access
panel shall be located close to the point at which such services are located under the
mobile home; and the other providing access
to the area enclosed by the skirting for storage.
Skirtings shall be factory prefabricated
or the equivalent quality and shall be painted or pre-finished
so that the design and construction shall complement the main structure.
Skirtings shall have two screen openings, each with minimum area of 1600 sq. centimeters,
for the
purpose of providing cross ventilation beneath the manufactured home.
"Bylaw 929
" All Section 8
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SECTION 8
-- R1 ZONE
-- SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
Purpose
Statement
8.0
The purpose of the R1/R1S zone is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as
General Residential for single family dwellings on lots greater than 600 m2in size.
Permitted Uses
8.1
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the R1 zones:
single family dwelling;
home occupation;
bed and breakfast;
secondary suite;
'UI
'A'
accessory
use.
Regulations
8.2
On a parcel located in an area zoned as R1, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered,
and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets
out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMNll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
MinimumParcel Size for New Subdivisions
600 m2
.2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
18 m
.3
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
1
.4
Minimum Floor Area of Single Family Dwellings
85 m2
.5
Maximum Floor Area of Accessory Buildings
50 m2
.6
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
10 m
o
accessory
building
4-5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence. hedge or wall
2 m
.7
Minimum Width of Single Family Dwelling
7 m
.8
Minimum Setback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
6 m
0
interior side parcel line
15 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.9
Minimum Setback of Accessory
Buildings from:
no closer than the
0
front parcel line
principal building
0
rear parcel line
1 m
1 m
0
interior side parcel line
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o
exterior side parcel line
.11
Maximum Parcel Coverage
3m
40%
8.5
8.6
Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
All manufactured
housing
must be on a perimeter
foundation
below the frost line and
meet
Canadian Standard Association 2240 or A277 standards.
Skirtings
Skirtings shall be installed within 60 days of installation of a manufactured home and shall have two
easily removable
access
panels of a minimum width of 1.2 metres,
one providing access
to the
area enclosed by the skirting for inspecting or servicing the service connections
to the home. Such
an access
panel shall be located close to the point at which such services are located under the
mobile home; and the other providing access
to the area enclosed by the skirting for storage.
Skirtings shall be factory prefabricated or the equivalent quality and shall be painted or pre-?nished
so that the design and construction shall complement the main structure.
Skirtings shall have two screen openings, each with minimum area of 1600 sq. centimeters,
for the
purpose of providing cross ventilation beneath the manufactured home.
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SECTION 9
-- R2 ZONE
-- TWO FAMILYRESIDENTIAL
9.0
91
9.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the R2 zone is to regulate land designated in the Of?cial Community Plan as
General Residential for single family dwellings on lots greater than 600 m2in size and two family
dwellings on lots greater than 800 m2in size.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted
Uses
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the R2 zone:
single family dwelling;
duplex;
home occupation;
bed and breakfast;
secondary
suite;
"Bylaw 929"
'oa'cnlis'
co'roLx
accessory
use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as R2, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations
set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets
out the matter to be regulated and Column || sets
out the
regulations.
COLUMNI
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions for:
0
single family dwelling
600 m2
a
duplex which is situated on one parcel
800 m2
o
duplex which is divided into two separate
parcels
400 m2
per dwelling unit
.2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions for:
0
single family dwelling
18 m
o
duplex which is situated on one parcel
25 m
o
duplex which is divided into two separate
parcels
12 m per dwelling
Maximum Number of Principal Buildings Per Parcel
1
.4
Minimum Floor Area of Dwelling Unit
85 m2
.5
Total
Combined
Maximum
Floor
Area
of/for
Accessory
50 "12
"Bylaw 334"
Building(s)
.6
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
10 m
o
accessory
building
4.5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2 m
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.7
MinimumSetback of Principal Buildings from:
a
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
6 m
0
interior side parcel line
1.5 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.8
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings from:
. front parcel line
no closer than the
principal building
0
rear parcel line
1 m
0
interior side parcel line
1 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.9
Maximum Parcel Coverage
40%
.10
Minimum width of Single Family Dwelling
7 m
"Bylaw 699"
Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
All manufactured
housing
must
be on a perimeter
foundation below the frost line and meet
Canadian Standard Association 2240 and A277 standards.
"Bylaw 699"
Skirting "Deleted"
"Bylaw 699"
Interior Side Parcel Line Exception
Where a duplex is divided into two separate
parcels, the minimum interior side parcel line setbacks
shall not apply where there is a common wall shared between the dwelling units.
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SECTION 10
-- R3 ZONE
-- SMALL LOT SINGLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL
10.0
10.1
10.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the R3 zone is to regulate land designated in the OfficialCommunity Plan as Small
Lot Residential for single family dwellings on compact
urban lots greater
than 500 m2in size.
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the R3 zone:
.1
single family dwelling;
.2
home occupation;
.3
secondary
suite
.4
accessory use.
Regulations
"Bylaw 834"
"Bylaw 929
"
On a parcel located in an area zoned as R3, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated
and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMNI
Matter to be Re ulated
.1
"013:ka
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
Minimum Floor Area of Single Family Dwelling
Total
Combined
Maximum
Floor
Area
of/for
Accessory
Building(s)
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
0
accessory
building
0
front fence, hedge or wall
0
other fence, hedge or wall
Minimum Setback of Principal Buildings from:
a
front parcel line
0
rear parcel line
0
interior side parcel line
0
exterior side parcel line
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
0
rear parcel line
0
interior side parcel line
COLUMN ll
Re ulations
500 m2
16 m
1
75 m2
35 m2
"Bylaw 834
"
no closer than the
principal building
1 m
1 m
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10.3
10.4
10.5
10.6
-
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.9
Maximum Parcel Coverage
40%
Conditions
of Use for Single Family Dwellings
All manufactured
housing must meet Canadian Standard Association 2240 and A277 standards,
and ifa mobile home, contain skirting covering the base of the dwelling.
Skirting
Skirting shall be installed within 60 days of installation of a manufactured home and shall have two
easily removable access
panels of a minimum width of 1.2 metres,
one providing access
to the
area enclosed by the skirting for inspecting or servicing the service connections
to the home. Such
an access
panel shall be located close to the point at which such services are located under the
mobile home; and the other providing access
to the area enclosed by the skirting for storage.
Skirting shall be factory prefabricated or the equivalent quality and shall be painted or pre-?nished
so that the design and construction shall complement the main structure.
Skirting shall have two screen openings, each with minimum area of 1600 sq. centimetres,
for the
purpose of providing cross ventilation beneath the manufactured home.
Consolidated
Bylaw 675, 2010
Page 30 of 65
an additional 15 m2per
additional bedroom
SECTION 11
R4 ZONE - LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
11.0
11.1
11.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose
of the R4 zone is to regulate
land designated
in the Of?cial Community
Plan as
General Residential for low--density, ground oriented (typically Townhouse
style) multiple family
dwellings to a maximum density of 40 units/ha.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the R4 zone:
.1
multiple family dwelling;
.2
home occupation;
.3
accessory use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as R4, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column | sets
out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets out the
regulations.
COLUMNI
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Maximum Density Per Parcel
40 dwelling units/ha of
usable site area
.2
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivision for a Multiple Family
Dwelling
1,000 m2
.3
Minimum Floor Area of Dwelling Unit within a Multiple Family
Dwelling for:
o
bachelor unit
40 m2
0
one bedroom unit
55 m2
0
additional bedrooms
4
Maximum Height of:
-
principal building
10 m
o
accessory
building
4.5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2 m
.5
Minimum Setback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
1.5 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.6
Minimum Setback of Accessory
Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
1 m
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0.3 m
0
interior side parcel line
0
exterior side parcel line
11.3
11.4
Interior Side Parcel Line Exception
for Duplexes,
Triplexes,
Fourplexes
and Sixplexes
Notwithstanding Section 112.5,
the minimum interior side parcel line setback regulation shall not
apply to duplexes,
triplexes, and fourplexes where there is a common wall shared
between
the
dwellings.
Special
Regulation
Notwithstanding Section 11.1, a sixplex is a permitted use on Lots 9-14, Plan 23273, Section 3,
Township 18, Range 21, W6M, KDYD; and notwithstanding Section 11.2.5, the interior side parcel
line setback regulation shall not apply where there is a common wall shared between the dwellings
of the sixplex.
7.
Total Combined Maximum Floor Area of/for Accessory Building(s)
50 m2
"Bylaw 834"
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SECTION 12
-- R5 ZONE
-- MEDIUMDENSITY MULTIPLEFAMILY
-- RESIDENTIAL
12.0
12.1
12.2
12.3
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the R5 zone is to regulate land designated in the Of?cial Community Plan as
Medium Density Residential for medium-density (typically Apartment style) multiple family dwellings
to a maximum density of 75 units/ha.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the R5 zone:
.1
multiple family dwelling;
.2
home occupation;
.3
accessory use.
Not withstanding section 12.1, the following uses and no others shall be permitted on Lot 2, Plan
25882 (except Plan 31192), KDYD
.1
affordable or special needs housing;
.2
home occupation;
.3
accessory
use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as R5, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN l
COLUMNll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Maximum Density Per Parcel
75 dwelling units/ha of
usable site area
.2
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivision
2,000 m2
.3
Minimum Floor Area of Dwelling Unit within a Multiple Family
Dwelling for:
o
bachelor unit
40 m2
0
one bedroom unit
55 m2
0
additional bedrooms
An additional 15 m2
per additional bedroom
.4
Minimum Floor Area of Affordable or Special Needs Housing
Not speci?ed
.5
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
12 m
»
o
accessory
building
45 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2 m
.6
MinimumSetback of Principal Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
10 m
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0
rear parcel line
6 m
0
side parcel line
6 m
.7
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings from:
no closer than
. front parcel line
principal building
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
1 m
o
exterior side parcel line
6 m
.8
Maximum Parcel Coverage
50%
.9
MinimumAmenity Area:
0
per bachelor dwelling unit
10 m2
0
per one bedroom dwelling unit
15 m2
0
per dwelling unit with more than one bedroom
20 m2
.10 Total Combined Maximum Floor Area of/for Accessory Building(s)
50 m2
"Bylaw 834"
Density Bonusing
12.4
Council may consider amendments
to this Bylaw to permit density bonusing (i.e. densities greater
than permitted under this Bylaw) if certain amenities such as affordable and special needs housing
are provided to the satisfaction of the District.
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SECTION 13
-- C1 ZONE
-- TOWN CENTRE COMMERCIAL
Purpose
Statement
13.0 The purpose of the C1 zone is to regulate land designated in the Official Community Plan as Town
Centre Commercial and encourage intensive retail, office, medium to high density residential, and
social/cultural activities that strengthen the community's core.
Permitted Uses
13.1 The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the C1 zone:
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.25
.26
.27
?nancial institution;
of?ce;
restaurant;
club or lodge;
educational or training facility;
medical or dental clinic;
hotel;
personal service establishment;
public transportation
depot;
retail store;
shopping centre;
outdoor garden shop;
library;
post office;
bakery;
commercial daycare facility;
convenience store;
gallery or studio;
meeting hall;
indoor recreation facility;
public assembly facility;
neighbourhood pub;
vet clinic;
"Bylaw 834
"
upper floor dwelling units to a minimum density of 75 units/ha in accordance with the R5
zoning provisions, except
multi-family residential to this density is permitted on the ground
?oor in the case of lots 4--9,DL 1666, KDYD, Plan EPP18134;
home occupation;
farmer/?ea
market;
to accommodate a Church in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAS1302, DL 1666, KDYD
"Bylaw 834"
"Bylaw 878"
Consolidated Bylaw 675, 2010
Page 35 of 65
.28
to include "Cannabis Retail" as a permitted use for Lot 6C, Plan KAS1302, DL 1666, KDYD
(6-220 Opal Drive)
"Bylaw 921"
Regulations
13.2
On a parcel located in an area zoned as C1, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations
set out in the
table below in which Column | sets out the matter to be regulated
and Column || sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
280 m2
2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
7.5 m
.3
Maximum Height of AllBuildings
12 m
4
MinimumSetback of AllBuildings from:
0
front parcel line
3 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
0 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
.5
MinimumFloor Area of Upper Floor Dwelling Unit for'
40 m2
55 m2
an additional 15 m2per
additional bedroom
0
bachelor unit
0
one bedroom unit
0
additional bedrooms
Screening
of Storage
13.3 All outside commercial storage,
including the storage
of garbage,
shall be completely contained
within a landscape
screen of not less than 2 m in height.
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SECTION 14
-- C2 ZONE
-- NEIGHBOURHOODCOMMERCIAL
Purpose
Statement
14.0 The purpose
of the C2 zone is to regulate
land designated
in the Of?cial Community
Plan as
Neighbourhood Commercial and encourage
small-scale commercial uses speci?cally
intended to
14 1 The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the CZ zone:
14.2
serve the neighbourhood withinwhich they are situated.
Permitted
Uses
'
oui
convenience store;
neighbourhood pub;
beer and wine store;
accessory
dwelling unit
accessory
use.
restaurant
Regulations
"Bylaw 834
"
"Bylaw 689"
On a parcel located in an area zoned as CZ, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations
set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
Matter to be Re ulated
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
.2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
.3
Maximum Floor Area for'
o
convenience store
0
accessory buildings
0
accessory
dwelling unit
.4
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
0
accessory
buildings
.5
Minimum Setback of Principal Building from:
0
front parcel line
a
rear parcel line
0
interior side parcel line
0
exterior side parcel line
6
Minimum Setback of Accessory
Building from:
0
front parcel line
0
rear parcel line
0
interior side parcel line
0
exterior side parcel line
.7
Maximum Parcel Coverage
COLUMNII
Re
ulations
1,000 m2
20 m
200 m2
25 m2
150 m2
9m
4.5m
6m
6m
3m
4.5m
6m
6m
3m
6m
50%
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Accessory
Dwelling Unit Regulations
14.3 Allaccessory dwelling units shall be subject to the following conditions:
.1
the maximum number of accessory
dwelling units per parcel is one (1);
.2
the accessory
dwelling unit shall be located withinthe principal building;
.3
the accessory
dwelling unit shall be located above, behind or below the principal use;
.4
there shall be a separate
entrance
for the accessory
dwelling unit.
Screening
of Storage
14 4 All outside commercial
storage,
including the storage
of garbage
shall be completely contained
within a landscape
screen of not less than 2 m in height.
SECTION 15
-- C3 ZONE
-- HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL
15.0
15.1
15.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose
of the CS zone
is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as
Highway Commercial and encourage
a limited range of commercial uses,
having a positive visual
appearance,
located adjacent to major highways and catering to the travelling public.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others are permitted in the 03 zone:
service station;
restaurant;
drive-through restaurant;
convenience
store;
hotel;
motel;
car wash;
boklbv'mlb'wiv;
accessory
dwelling unit, permitted only in conjunction with a convenience
store,
service
station, hotel or motel located on the same parcel;
.9
accessory
use;
.10
Farmer/Flea Market.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as C3, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered,
and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column || sets
out the
regulations.
COLUMNI
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
600 m2
.2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
17 m
.3
MinimumParcel Area for'
0
car washes
930 m2
0
hotels and motels
1,700 m2
.4
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
9 m
o
accessory
buildings
4.5 m
.5
Minimum Setback
of Buildings and Structures from all Parcel
6 m
Lines
.6
Maximum Parcel Coverage
50%
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Accessory
Dwelling Unit Regulations
15.3 Allaccessory
dwelling units shall be subject to the following conditions:
.1
the maximum number of accessory
dwelling units per parcel is one (1);
.2
the accessory
dwelling units shall be located within the principal building;
.3
the accessory dwelling unit shall be located above, behind or below the principal use;
.4
there shall be separate
entrance for the accessory dwelling unit.
Screening
of Storage
15.4 All outside
commercial
storage,
including the storage
of garbage
shall be completely contained
within a landscape
screen of not less than 2 m in height.
Special Regulation
15.5
Notwithstanding Section 15.1, automobile sales and service dealership
is a permitted use on Lot 6,
Plan 30878,
DL2217, KDYD.
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SECTION 16
-- C4 ZONE
MIXEDCOMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
Purpose
Statement
16.0 The purpose of the C4 zone is to regulate land designated in the Of?cial Community Plan as Town
Centre
Commercial
and encourage
a mix of commercial uses
and medium to higher density
multiple family residential
that
strengthens
the community
core
by creating
a Village Core
atmosphere.
"Bylaw 834
"
Permitted
Uses
16.1 The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the C4 zone:
.1
financial institution;
office
restaurant;
club or lodge;
educational or training facility;
medical or dental clinic;
hotel;
'oo'xi'm'cnlrs'w'
m
personal service establishment;
.9
public transportation
depot;
10
retail store;
11
shopping centre;
12
outdoor garden shop;
.13
library;
.14
post office;
.15
bakery;
.16
commercial daycare facility;
.17
convenience store;
.18
gallery or studio;
.19
meeting hall;
.20
indoor recreation facility;
.21
public assembly facility;
.22
neighbourhood pub;
.23
upper floor dwelling units;
.24
home occupation;
.25
Farmer/Flea Market.
Regulations
16.2
On a parcel located in an area zoned as C4, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
l| sets out the
regulations.
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Page 41 of 65
COLUMN |
COLUMN |l
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
280 m2
2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
7.5 m
.3
Maximum Height of AllBuildings
12 m
4
Minimum Setback of All Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
3 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
0 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
.5
MinimumFloor Area of Upper Floor Dwelling Unitfor:
o
bachelor unit
40 m2
0
one bedroom unit
55 m2
0
additional bedrooms
an additional 15 m2per
additional bedroom
Screening
of Storage
16.3 All outside
storage,
including the storage
of garbage,
shall be completely
contained within a
landscape screen of not less than 2 m in height.
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Bylaw 675, 2010
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SECTION 17
-- C5 ZONE
-- BOTTLE DEPOT
17.0
171
17.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the C5 zone is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community
Plan as Town
Centre Commercial and by allowing limited, small--scalerecycling uses.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Use
The following uses and not others shall be permitted in the C5 Zone:
.1
bottle and container recycling (domestic);
.2
accessory use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as CS, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations
set out in the
table below in which Column | sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMNl
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
1,000 m2
.2
MinimumParcel Width for New Subdivisions
20 m
.3
Minimum Floor Area of Principal Building
200 m
.4
Maximum Floor Area of Accessory
Buildings
20 m2
.5
Maximum Height of:
o
principle building
6 m
o
accessory
building
4.5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2.5 m
0
open mesh or chain linkfence
2.5 m
a
hedge
3 m
.6
MinimumSetback of Buildings and Structures from:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
.7
Maximum Number of Accessory
Buildings
1
.8
Minimum Setback of Accessory
Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
rear parcel line
1.5 m
0
interior side parcel line
1.5 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.9
Maximum Parcel Covera e
25%
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SECTION 18
-- M1ZONE
-- LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
Purpose
Statement
18.0
The purpose of the M1 zone is to regulate land designated
in the Official Community Plan as Light
Industrial/Service Commercial and encourage
a full range of industrial uses
oriented
towards
warehousing,
storage
and distribution, light manufacturing,
technology, and limited accessory
retail.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
18.1
The following uses and no others are permitted in the M1 zone:
.1
automobile, boat, trailer and recreation vehicle dealership;
manufactured housing dealership;
automotive and truck repair shop, including body repair and painting;
welding, machine or blacksmith shop;
cartage,
delivery or express facilities;
car washing establishment;
laundry or dry cleaning establishment;
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nursery or greenhouse;
.9
storage
building, workshop and yard for general contractor and trade contractor;
.10
building supply establishment;
.11
sale and repair of machinery, farm implements, and heavy equipment;
.12
sale, rental and repair of tools and small equipment;
.13
truck and truck-tractor sale or rental parcel;
.14
bulk petroleum products sales;
.15
veterinary clinic, including the boarding of animals;
.16
service station;
.17
light manufacturing,
processing,
finishing and packaging, which does not produce any dust,
odour, glare or noise on a neighbouring parcel;
.18
storage
building, warehousing
and wholesale
establishment,
packing
and
crating, cold
storage;
.19
of?ce, permitted only as an accessory
use;
.20
public works yard;
.21
accessory
use;
.22
value added materials processing where the processing facility is primarily enclosed within a
building(s), and produces
minimal dust, odour, glare or noise on a neighbouring parcel, and
involves limited handling and pre-processing
of materials outside of the principal buildings.
Regulations
18.2
On a parcel located in an area zoned as M1, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMN ||
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
MinimumParcel Size for New Subdivisions
900 m2
.2
MinimumParcel Width for New Subdivisions
25 m
.3
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
12 m
o
accessory
buildings
4.5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2.5 m
0
open mesh or chain linkfence
3.5 m
4
Minimum Setback of Building and Structure from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m each sideor
6 m one snde and
Om on other side
0
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
.5
Minimum Setback of Outdoor Storage Yard from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
side parcel line
3 m
.6
Minimum Setback of Outdoor Display Yard from any parcel line
2 m
.7
Maximum Parcel Coverage
60%
Surfacing
of Storage
and Display Areas
18.3 All outdoor display yards and outdoor storage
yards shall be surfaced with asphalt, concrete or
similar pavement
so as to provide a surface that is durable and dust free.
Living Quarters
18.4 For an M1 Zone, one dwelling unit as an accessory
use in conjunction with industrial use for the
accommodation of the owner, operator or an employee of the establishment is permitted. Such a
dwelling unit shall have a minimum?oor area of 33 m2and maximum ?oor area of 50 m2.
18.5 Special Regulation
.1
Notwithstanding
Section
18.1,
outdoor
storage,
subject
to screening
with
a
2m
high
combination of fencing and landscape
materials,
is a site--specificpermitted use on Lot 15,
District Lot 2217, Plan KAP31523 (109 Hillcrest Road).
"Bylaw 772"
.2
Notwithstanding Section 18.1, Cannabis Production is permitted on Lot 1 Plan KAP74698, DL
2217 KDYD (184 Apex Drive) provided that such production does not produce any odour on
neighbouring parcels, and the parcel coverage for this lot be increased
from 60% to 62%.
"Bylaw 852"
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SECTION 19
-- M2 ZONE
GENERAL INDUSTRIAL
Purpose
Statement
19.0 The purpose of the M2 zone is to regulate
land designated
in the Official Community Plan as
19.1
19.2
19.3
General Industrial and encourage
a full range of heavy industrial uses oriented towards: extensive
manufacturing
activities such
as
the storage
and
processing
of raw materials;
large
storage
buildings
and
warehouses;
major
recycling
facilities,
and
large-scale
growing
operations.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted
Uses
The following uses and no others are permitted in the M2 zone:
.1
automotive and truck repair shop, including body repair and painting;
welding, machine or blacksmith shop;
cartage, delivery or express facilities;
car washing establishment;
nursery or greenhouse;
of?ce, storage
building, workshop and yard for general contractor and trade contractor;
sale and repair of machinery, farm implements, and heavy equipment;
truck and truck-tractor sale or rental parcel;
bulk petroleum products sales;
LLL'Eobo'xiba'mlb'ooiu
0
service station;
1
storage
building, warehousing
and wholesale
establishment,
packing and crating, cold
storage;
.12
all manufacturing processing,
?nishing and packaging;
.13
wrecking yard;
.14
accessory
use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as M2, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets
out the matter to be regulated
and Column || sets
out the
regulations.
Living Quarters
For an M2 Zone, one dwelling unit as an accessory use in conjunction with industrial use for the
accommodation of the owner, operator
or an employee of the establishment is permitted. Such a
dwelling unit shall have a minimum area of 33 m2and a maximum ?oor area of 50 m2.
COLUMN I
COLUMN II
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
900 m2
.2
MinimumParcel Width for New Subdivisions
25 m
.3
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
12 m
o
accessory
building
4.5 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2.5 m
0
open mesh or chain linkfence
3.5 m
.4
Minimum Setback of Buildings and Structures from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
0
interior side parcel line
6 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
.5
Minimum Setback of Outdoor Storage Yard from:
0
front parcel line
6 m
a
rear parcel line
3 m
0
side parcel line
3 m
.6
MinimumSetback of Outdoor Display Yard from any parcel line
2 m
.7
Maximum Parcel Coverage
60%
Screening
of Wrecking
Yards
19.4 Any parcel containing a wrecking yard shall have a landscape
screen of not less than 2 m in height
placed so as to fully enclose the wrecking yard.
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20.3
SECTION 21
-- M4 ZONE
-- A
UACULTURE
"Deleted
by Bylaw 790"
SECTION 20
-- M3 ZONE
-- MININGOPERATIONS
Purpose
Statement
20.0
The purpose
of the M3 zone is to regulate
land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as
Mining Operations and encourage
uses oriented towards mining.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted
Uses
20.1
The following uses and no others are permitted in the M3 zone:
.1
mining operations;
.2
storage of explosives and related material;
.3
tourism interpretive centre;
.4
renewable energy production
"Bylaw 885"
.5
accessory
use.
Mines Act
20.2
The Mines Act applies
to all mines during exploration,
development,
construction,
production,
closure, reclamation and abandonment.
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SECTION 22
-- SG ZONE
-- SAND AND GRAVEL
22.0
22.1
22.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the SG zone is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as Sand
and Gravel Reserve
and encourage
uses oriented towards gravel extraction and processing
to
provide construction material for the
development
and maintenance
of roads,
buildings,
and
infrastructure.
"Bylaw 834
"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others are permitted in the SG zone:
.1
sand and gravel operations,
including extraction,
processing
and storage
of sand,
gravel,
related material, vehicles and equipment;
.2
accessory
use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as SG, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered,
and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column l sets
out the matter to be regulated
and Column ll sets
out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
1
Minimum Setback
of Buildings and Structures
from any Parcel
6 m
Line
SECTION 23 - P1 ZONE
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE
23.0
23.1
23.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the P1 zone is to regulate land designated
in the OfficialCommunity Plan as Parks
and Open Space and encourage
uses oriented towards active or organized recreational activities in
developed
parks, play fields, or similar recreational facilities, including arenas
and campgrounds,
and lands used for passive
or unorganized
recreational
activities,
including hiking trails and
mountain bike trails.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others are permitted in the P1 zone:
park;
open space conservation area;
campground;
golf course, including a clubhouse and an accessory
dwelling unit;
tourist information centre;
assembly or recreation facility;
accessory
use;
Open Market;
"Bylaw 713"
MobileVendor.
"Bylaw 889"
Shipping Containers (Campground Road PID: 007-297-271)
"Bylaw 902"
inoboki'ou'cn'rs'wioh
0
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as P1, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations
set out in the
table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Setback of Building and Structures from all parcel lines
5m
.2
Maximum Height of:
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2-5 m
0
open mesh or chain link fence
3-5 m
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6m
3m
4.5m
SECTION 24
P2 ZONE
-- PUBLIC UTILITIESAND SERVICES
24.0
241
24.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the P2 zone is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community
Plan as
Government and Institutional and encourage
uses oriented towards public works yards, utilities,
and refuse disposal.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted Uses
The following uses and no others are permitted in the P2 zone:
.1
public works yard;
.2
public utility;
.3
refuse disposal, transfer station;
.4
accessory
use;
.5
Logan Lake Search
and Rescue
equipment
storage
building and office located on the
westerly portion of District Lot 2213 (6880 Highway 97D), shown on Appendix "1" attached to
and forming part of this bylaw".
"Bylaw 710, 2012"
.6
Shipping Containers (6880 Hwy 97D
-- Public Works Yard)
"Bylaw 902"
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as P2, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets out the matter to be regulated and Column
|| sets out the
regulations.
COLUMN l
COLUMN ||
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
1
Maximum Height of:
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2'5 m
0
open mesh or chain linkfence
3'5 m
.2
Maximum Height of:
.
.
. .
12 m
,
prinCIple burlding
4.5 m
o
accessory
building
.3
Minimum Setback of Buildings and Structures from:
.
front parcel line
0
interior side parcel line
0
exterior side parcel line
0
rear parcel line
"Bylaw 710, 2012"
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SECTION 25
-- P3 ZONE
PUBLIC AND CULTURAL FACILITIES
Purpose
Statement
25.0 The purpose
of the P3 zone is to regulate land designated
in the Of?cial Community Plan as
Government and Institutional and encourage
uses oriented towards community facilities such as
schools,
police stations,
?re halls, health and care centres,
government
offices, or commercial
daycare facilities.
"Bylaw 834
"
Permitted Uses
25.1
The following uses and no others are permitted in the P3 zone:
.1
school and associated
playgrounds and playing ?elds;
.2
church including associated
assembly
hall, and a church manse;
.3
hospital, health centre, clinic;
.4
special care facility;
.5
office of municipal, provincial or federal governments;
.6
?re hall;
.7
police station;
.8
post office;
.9
library;
.10
funeral parlour;
.11
cemetery;
.12
commercial daycare facility;
.13
accessory
use
.14
Farmer/Flea Market.
Regulations
25.2
On a parcel located in an area zoned as P3, no building or structure shall be constructed,
located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations
set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets
out the matter to be regulated
and Column ll sets out the
regulations.
25.3
COLUMN |
COLUMNll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
12 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
2.5 m
0
open mesh or chain linkfence
3.5 m
.2
MinimumSetback of Building and Structure from:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
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0
side parcel line
6 m
.3
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings from:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
o
exterior side parcel line
4.5 m
.4
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
1,000 m2
.5
MinimumParcel Width for New Subdivisions
15 m
.6
Maximum Parcel Coverage
40%
Special
Regulation
25.4
Notwithstanding Schedule E, Lot B, Plan 20679, Section 30, Township 18, Range 24, W6M, KDY
D
is within the P3 zone (for a First Nation's Burial Ground near the Thompson River).
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SECTION 26
-- N1 ZONE
-- NEIGHBOURHOOD NURSERY
26.0
26.1
26.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the N1 zone is to encourage small-scale
nurseries specifically intended to serve the
neighbourhood withinwhich they are situated.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted
Uses
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the N1 Zone:
.1
nursery or greenhouse,
without retail sales;
.2
single family dwelling;
.3
accessory
use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as N1, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
l sets out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets
out the
regulations.
COLUMN I
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Parcel Size for New Subdivisions
1,000 m2
2
Minimum Parcel Width for New Subdivisions
20 m
.3
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings per Parcel
1
4
Minimum Floor Area
of Single
Family Dwelling or Principal
85 m2
Building
50 m2
.5
Maximum Floor Area of Accessory Buildings
.6
Maximum Height of:
o
principal building
5 m
o
accessory building
45 m
0
front fence, hedge or wall
1 m
0
other fence, hedge or wall
25 m
0
open mesh or chain link fence
25 m
o
hedge
3 m
7
Minimum Setback of Buildings and Structures from:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
interior side parcel line
3 m
o
exterior side parcel line
45 m
0
rear parcel line
3 m
.8
Maximum Number of Accessory Buildings
2
.9
Minimum Setback of Accessory Buildings:
0
front parcel line
5 m
0
rear parcel line
1.5 m
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0
interior side parcel line
1.5 m
o
exterior side parcel line
3 m
.10
Minimum Setback of Outdoor Display Yard from any parcel line
1.5 m
.11
Maximum Parcel Coverage
25%
Storage
and Display Areas
26.3
The purpose of this zoning shall be for grow only operations.
Except for plant related materials;
including ?owers, shrubs, hedging, bushes and trees,
there shall be no outside storage
of materials
associated with the nursery or greenhouse.
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SECTION 27
UR ZONE
URBAN RESERVE
27.0
27.1
27.2
Purpose
Statement
The purpose of the UR zone is to regulate land designated
in the Official Community Plan as Urban
Reserve and reserve areas for a range of future urban land uses including residential, commercial,
and industrial once existing urban areas are developed.
"Bylaw 834"
Permitted
Uses
The following uses and no others are permitted in the UR zone:
.1
livestock grazing;
.2
open space conservation
area;
.3
open land recreation including archery and firearm ranges,
ski hill, cross country skiing trails,
golf course, ball fields, rodeo grounds, and equestrian
centre;
.4
public utility;
.5
single family dwelling;
.6
accessory
use.
Regulations
On a parcel located in an area zoned as UR, no building or structure shall be constructed, located
or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved
which contravenes
the regulations set out in the
table below in which Column
| sets
out the matter to be regulated and Column ll sets out the
regulations.
COLUMNI
COLUMN ll
Matter to be Re ulated
Re ulations
.1
Minimum Setback
of Buildings and Structures
from any Parcel
6 m
Line
.2
Maximum Number of Single Family Dwellings Per Parcel
1
.3
Maximum Height of Single Family Dwelling
10 m
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SCHEDULE B
FLOODPLAINPROVISIONS
Pursuant to Section 910 of the Local Government
Act, areas of the District of Logan Lake designated
as
?oodplain are as follows:
Those portions of the land within the ?oodplain setback specified in Section 2 of this Schedule,
and
those
portions of land lower than the Flood Construction Level specified in Section 3 of this
Schedule.
1.
Definitions
For the purpose of this schedule the following definitions shall apply:
Alluvial Fan means the alluvial deposit of a stream where it issues from a steep mountain valley or
gorge upon a plain or at the junction of a tributary stream with the main stream.
Designated
Flood means
a ?ood, which may occur in any given year, of such magnitude
as to
equal a ?ood
having a 200 year recurrence interval, based on a frequency
analysis of unregulated
historic flood records or by regional analysis where there is inadequate
stream
?ow data available.
Where the ?ow of a large watercourse
is controlled by a major dam, the designated ?ood shall be set
on a site speci?c basis.
Designated
Flood Level means the observed or calculated elevation for the Designated Flood and
is used in the calculation of the Flood Construction Level.
Flood Construction
Level means the Designated Flood Level plus the allowance for freeboard and
is used to establish the elevation of the underside of a wooden ?oor system or top of a concrete slab
for habitable buildings. In the case of a mobilehome, the ground level or top of concrete or asphalt
pad, on which it is located shall be no lower than the above described elevation.
It also establishes
the minimum crest
level of a Standard
Dyke. Where
the Designated
Flood
Level cannot
be
determined or where there are overriding factors, an assessed
height above the natural boundary of
the water body or above the natural ground elevation may be used.
Flood Proofing
means the alteration of land or structures
either physically or in use to reduce or
eliminate ?ood damage and includes the use of elevation and/or building setbacks
from water bodies
to maintain a floodway and to allow for potential erosion.
[Note: The purpose
of these
conditions is to reduce
the risk of injury, loss of life, and property
damage
due to ?ooding and erosion. However,
the District of Logan Lake does not represent
to the
owner or any other person that any building constructed or mobile home or unit located in accordance
withthe following conditions willnot be damaged by ?ooding or erosion.]
Freeboard means a vertical distance added to the Designated Flood Level and is used to establish
the Flood Construction Level.
Habitable Area means any room or space within a building or structure which is or can be used for
human occupancy,
commercial sales,
or storage
of goods, possessions
or equipment
(including
furnaces) which would be subject to damage if?ooded.
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Heavy Industry
includes such uses as manufacturing
or processing
of wood and paper products,
metal,
heavy
electrical, non-metallic mineral products,
petroleum
and coal products,
industrial
chemicals and by-products, and allied products.
Light
or Service
Industry
includes
such
uses
as
assembly,
fabricating,
light manufacturing,
warehousing,
wholesaling and food processing.
Manufactured
Home means a structure manufactured as a unit, intended to be occupied in a place
other than at its manufacturer,
and designed
as a dwelling unit, and speci?cally excludes recreation
vehicles.
Natural Boundary
means the visible high water mark of any lake, river, stream or other body of
water where the presence
and action of the water are so common and usual and so long continued
in all ordinary years as to mark upon the soil of the bed of the lake, river, stream or other body of
water a character distinct from that of the banks thereof,
in respect
to vegetation,
as well as in
respect to the nature of the soil itself (Land Act, Section 1). In addition, the natural boundary includes
the best estimate of the edge of dormant or old side channels and marsh areas.
Pad means a paved
surface
on which blocks, posts, runners
or strip footings are placed for the
purpose of supporting a mobile home or unit.
Setback
means
a withdrawal of a building or landfill from the natural boundary or other reference
line to maintain a ?oodway and to allow for potential land erosion.
Standard
Dykes
means those built to a minimum crest elevation equal to the Flood Construction
Level and meeting standards of design and construction
approved
by the Ministry of Environment
and maintained
by an ongoing authority such as a local government
body.
Watercourse
means any natural or man made depression
with well defined banks and a bed 0.6 m
or more below the surrounding land serving to give direction to a current
of water at least six (6)
months
of the year or having a drainage
area
of 2 km2 or more
upstream
of the
point of
consideration.
Setback Requirements
Pursuant to Section 910 (4) of the Local Government Act, no land?ll or structural support required to
support a ?oor system or pad, shall be constructed,
reconstructed,
moved, extended or located:
a)
within 7.5 m of the natural boundary of a lake, pond or any structure for ?ood
protection
or
seepage
control or of any dyke right-of--way;
b)
within 30 m of the natural boundary of the Thompson River;
c)
within 15 m of the natural boundary of any other watercourse.
Elevation Requirements
Pursuant to Section 910 (4) of the Local Government Act, no building, manufactured
home or unit,
modular home or structure or any part thereof shall be constructed,
reconstructed,
moved, extended
or located with the underside of a wooden ?oor system or top of a concrete slab of any area used for
habitation,
business,
or storage
of goods
damageable
by ?oodwaters,
or
in the
case
of a
manufactured
home or unit the ground level or top of the concrete
or asphalt
pad on which it is
located:
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b)
lower than 6 m above the natural boundary of the Thompson River;
nor lower than 1.5 m above the natural boundary of a lake, swamp, or pond;
nor lower than 1.5 m above the natural boundary of any other watercourse.
The required elevation may be achieved by structural elevation of the said habitable,
business,
or storage
area or by adequately
compacted
landfill on which any building is to be constructed
or mobile home or unit located, or by a combination of both structural elevation and land?ll. No
area below the required elevation shall be used for the installation of furnaces
or other fixed
equipment susceptible
to damage
by ?oodwater.
Where landfill is used to achieve the required elevation stated in Clause 3 a) above,
no portion
of the land?ll slope shall be closer than the distances
in Clause 2 from the natural boundary, or
the inboard toe of any structure for ?ood
protection or seepage
control, or the inboard side any
dyke right--of--way,and the face of the landfill slope shall be adequately
protected
against
erosion from flood ?ows, wave action, ice or other debris.
Foundations of construction in alluvialfan areas shall be designed by a Professional Engineer to
ensure that structures
are anchored to minimize the impact of ?ood,
sediment
and erosion
damage;
footings
are extended
below scour depth,
or fill materials
are armoured
where
elevation is achieved by fill,to protect against scour, erosion and ?ood
?ows.
3.
Other Requirements
Clause 3 shall not apply to:
a)
b)
d)
f)
a renovation of an existing building or structure that does not involve an addition thereto; or an
addition to a building or structure that would increase the size of the building or structure by less
than 25 percent of the ?oor area existing at the date of adoption of this Bylaw;
that portion of a building or structure to be used as a carport or garage;
farm buildings other than dwelling units and closed sided livestock housing. Farm dwelling units
on parcel sizes 2.1 ha or greater and within the Agricultural Land Reserve are exempted
from
the requirements
of Clause 3 a) but if in a floodable area shall be elevated one (1) m above the
natural ground elevation. Close-sided livestock housing behind Standard Dykes as approved by
the Inspector of Dikes is exempted from the requirement
to ?oodproof but if not behind Standard
Dykes shall be elevated one (1) m above the natural ground elevation;
light or heavy industrial development
which is required to ?oodproof to the Designated
Flood
Level;
heavy industry behind Standard Dykes;
on-Ioading
and
off-loading
facilities
associated
with water-oriented
industry
and
portable
sawmills. Main electrical switch gear shall be placed above the Flood Construction
Level.
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SCHEDULE C
PARKING AND LOADING PROVISIONS
1.
Application
of Regulations
1.1
Space for the off-street parking and loading of motor vehicles
in respect
of a use permitted
under this Bylaw shall be provided and maintained in accordance with the regulations of this
section.
2.
Exemption
of Existing Buildings
from Parking
and Loading Requirements
2.1
The regulations contained
in this section
shall not apply to buildings, structures
and uses
existing on the effective date of this Bylaw except that:
1
off-street parking and loading shall be provided and maintained in accordance
with this
section for any addition to any existing building and structure or any change or addition to
such existing use.
.2
off-street parking and loading prior to the adoption of this Bylaw shall not be reduced below
the applicable off-street parking requirements
of this section.
3.
Number
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
The number of off-street parking spaces
for motor vehicles required for any use is calculated
according to Table 1 of this Schedule in which Column | classi?es the types of uses and Column
|| sets out the number of required off-street parking spaces that are to be provided for each use
in Column |.
The number of off-street loading spaces
for motor vehicle required for any use is calculated
according to Table 2 of this Schedule in which Column l classifies the types of uses and Column
ll sets out the number of required off--streetloading spaced that are to be provided for each use
in Column
|.
In respect of a use permitted under this Bylaw which is not speci?cally referred to in Column l of
Tables
1 and 2, the number of off-street parking and loading spaces
is calculated on the basis
of the requirements for a similar use that is listed in Table 1 and Table 2.
Where the calculation of the required off-street parking and loading spaces
results in a fraction,
one parking or loading space shall be provided in respect of the fraction.
Where seating accommodation
is the basis for a unit of measurement
under this section and
consists
of benches,
pews, booths or similar seating accommodation,
each 0.5 m of width of
such seating shall be deemed to be one seat.
Where more than one use is located on a parcel, the total number of parking or loading spaces
to be required shall be the sum total of the requirements
for each use.
Where more than one use is located in a building, the total number of parking spaces
to be
required may recognize the mix of uses and determine the number of spaces
required based on
the various portions of the building dedicated to each use.
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3.8
Where more than one standard may apply to a use, the standard requiring the greatest number
of parking spaces
shall be used.
Location
4.1
Except for uses in the C1 or C4 zones, off-street parking spaces
shall be located on the same
parcel as the use they serve.
4.2
In the C1 or C4 zones, off--streetparking spaces
may be located on another parcel within 125 m
of the building or use the spaces
serve
under
the condition that
legal assurances
are
established to ensure that the parcel is used only for parking serving the building or use.
4.3
Off-street loading spaces shall be located on the same parcel as the use they serve.
7.
Handicapped
Parking
7.1
Parking for handicapped
persons shall be provided in accordance with the Building Code.
Dimensions of Parkin
S aces
5.1
Each off-street parking space required by this Bylaw shall not be less than 2.7 m in width, 5.5 m
in length and 2.2 m in height.
Dimensions of Loadin
S aces
5.2
Each off--streetloading space required by this Bylaw shall not be less than 3 m in width, 9 m in
length and 4 m in height. In no case shall the length of the loading space be such that a vehicle
in the process
of loading or unloading shall project into any highway (including all roads and
lanes).
Access to Parkin
S ace
5.3
Adequate provision shall be made for individual entry or exit by vehicles to all parking spaces
at
all times by means of unobstructed manoeuvring aisles, having widths not less than:
A.
7.5 m
--
where
parking spaces
are located at 90 degrees
to the manoeuvring
aisle
providing access to the space
B.
5.0 m
--
where
parking spaces
are located at 60 degrees
to the manoeuvring
aisle
providing access to the space
C.
3.5 m
-- where the parking spaces
are located at 45 degrees
to the manoeuvring
aisle
providing access to the space.
Surfacin
of Parkin
8 aces
5.4
Parking spaces
provided in the R5, C1, CZ, C3, C4, CS and M1 zones shall be hard surfaced
with asphalt, concrete,
brick or similar pavement so as to provide a surface that is durable and
dust-free and shall be graded and drained as to properly dispose of all surface water
6.
Siting
6.1
No off-street parking space shall be located within 2 m of the front parcel line.
5.
Standard
Consolidated Bylaw 675, 2010
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8.
Ministry of Transportation
and Infrastructure
Standards
8.1
The
Ministry of Transportation
and
Infrastructure
may
require
parking
in addition to the
requirements
of this bylaw, especially where lots are adjacent to a Provincial Highway
TABLE 1
REQUIRED OFFSTREET PARKING SPACES
COLUMN 1
COLUMN |l
Use
Re uired Number of 8 aces
Affordable or Special Needs Housing
1 per dwelling unit
Ambulance Station
1 and 1 per bay
Appliance Service/Repair Shop
1 per 40 m2of gross floor area
Automobile Service/Equipment Service Shop
1.5 per bay
Bakery
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
Banquet Hall
1 per 3 seats of seating capacity
Barber Shop/Beauty Parlour
1 per 20 m2of gross floor area or 2 per employee
Bed and Breakfast
1 per let guest room
Bottle Depot
1 per 20 m2of gross ?oor area
Bowling Alley
3 per lane
Building Supply Store
1 per 40 m2 of gross ?oor area
Campground
1 per campsite
Cemetery
1 per 200 graves
Church
1 per 8 seating places
Commercial Daycare Facility or Preschool
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
Community Care Facility, Non-Residential
1 per 40 m2of gross floor area
Community Care Facility, Residential
1 per 4 beds and 1 per 2 employees
Convenience Store
1 per 35 m2of gross ?oor area
Car, Truck, Boat, and Manufactured Housing
1 per 40 m2of gross floor area
Sales and Rentals
Dental Clinic
1 per 20 m2 of gross ?oor area or 4 per dentist
Department Store
1 per 30 m2of gross ?oor area
Dry Cleaning Shop
1 per 40 m2of gross floor area
Duplex
2 per dwelling unit
Electrical Substation
1 per 100 m2of gross area
Equipment Sales and Rental Store (including
1 per 70 m2 of gross ?oor area and 1 per 400 m
2
heavy equipment)
display area and 2 per parts department
Fourplex
1 per dwelling unit
Fire Station
3 per bay
Funeral Home
1 per 5 seating places in chapel
Gallery
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
Consolidated Bylaw 675, 2010
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Golf Course
Golf Driving Range
Government Of?ce
Hardware Store
Hospital, Extended Care
Hospital, General
Hotel/Motel
Ice Arena
Indoor Recreation Facility
Industrial Facility
Laboratory
Laundromat
Library
Liquor Store
Lodging House/Hostel
Medical Clinic
Meeting Hall
Mini--StorageFacility
Multi-FamilyDwelling
Neighbourhood Pub
Nightclub
Nursery or Greenhouse
Of?ce
Police Station
Post Office
Passenger
Depot
Pool/BilliardFacility
Racquet Court
Radio/Television Station
Rental Shop (not including heavy equipment)
Restaurant,
Eat-In
Restaurant,
Take-Out
Consolidated Bylaw 675, 2010
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4 per hole
1 per tee
1 per 25 m2of gross floor area
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per 2 beds for employee parking and 1 per 4
beds for visitor parking
1 per 2 beds for employee parking and 1 per 4
beds for visitor parking
1 per guest room and as required for other uses
1 per 15 m2of gross ?oor area or 1 per 5 seats,
whichever is greater
1 per 4 m"-of pool surface or 1 per 10 m2 of ice
surface or recreation ?oor space
2 plus 1 per 75 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per 2 washing machines
1 per 30 m2of gross floor area
1 per 30 m2of gross floor area
1 per 2 beds
1 per 20 m2gross ?oor area or 4 per doctor
1 per 20 m2of gross floor area
1 per 100 m2of gross area
1.25 per bachelor and 1 bedroom units, 1.5 per unit
with 2 bedrooms or more; 15% of these spaces
clearly marked as 'visitor parking'
1 per 3 seats
1 per 3 seats
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per 30 m2of gross floor area
1 per 10 m2of gross floor area except garages
1 per 25 m2of gross floor area
1 per 10 m2of waiting room area
2 per table
2 per court
1 per 30 m2of gross floor area
1 per 40 m2of gross floor area
1 per 10 m2of gross leasable area
4 per cash drawer
COLUMN
Use
Commercial and Industrial Uses with a Floor Area of:
0
less than 500 m2
1 space
0
500 m2to 2,000 m2
2 spaces
0
more than 2,000 m2
3 spaces
Public and Institutional Uses with a Floor Area of:
0
3,000 m2or less
1 space
0
more than 3,000 m2
2 spaces
Retail Store
Riding Stable
School, Kindergarten/Elementary
School, Secondary
Secondary Suite
Service Station
Small Appliance Repair Shop
Shopping Centre
Single Family Dwelling
Swimming Pool (public)
Supermarket
Taxi Facility
Theatre
Training Centre
Travel Agent
Triplex
Upper Floor Dwelling Units
Utilities Office
Veterinary Clinic
Warehouse/Storage
Facility
Wrecking Yard
Consolidated Bylaw 675, 2010
1 per 30 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per stall
2 per classroom
5 per classroom
1 per dwelling
2 spaces
plus 2 per service bay
1 per 40 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per 20 m2of gross leasable area
2 per dwelling
1 per 15 m2 of gross floor area
1 per 20 m2of gross floor area
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1 per cab and 1 per 2 office employees
1 per 5 seats
10 per classroom
1 per 30 m2of gross floor area
1 per dwelling unit
1 per bachelor and one bedroom dwelling unit, 1.5
per unit with 2 bedrooms or more
1 per 40 m2 of gross ?oor area
1 per 30 m2of gross ?oor area
1 per 180 m2of gross area
1 per 400 m2of gross area up to 400 m2and 1 per
1,000 m2 ross area thereafter
COLUMN |l
Loadin
Re uirements
TABLE 2
REQUIRED OFFSTREET LOADINGSPACES
Consolidated
Bylaw 675, 2010
INDEXOF AMENDING BYLAWS
Bylaw 689, 2011.............................................
Adopted May 17, 2011
Bylaw 695, 2011 ..................................
Adopted September 20, 2011
(Lot 162, DL 2217, KDYD, Plan 30880
--
R1S Zoning)
Bylaw 692, 2011 .........................................
Adopted October 4, 2011
(Lot 1, DL 2217 and 6485, KDYD, Plan KAP92176
-- R1 Zoning)
Bylaw 699, 2011 ......................................
Adopted October 18, 2011
Bylaw 710, 2012 .............................................
Adopted May 15, 2012
Bylaw 713, 2012 .....................................................
Adopted June 5, 2012
Bylaw 724, 2012 ...................................................
Adopted August 14, 2012
Bylaw 732, 2013 .................................................
Adopted January 22, 2013
Bylaw 755, 2014 .............................................................
September
3, 2014
Bylaw 760, 2014................................................................
October 21 , 2014
Bylaw 772, 2015 ................................................................
..
January 6,2015
Bylaw 788, 2015................................................................
......
July 14,2015
Bylaw 789, 2015 .............................................................
September
1, 2015
Bylaw 790, 2015 .............................................................
September
1, 2015
Bylaw 784, 2015............................................................
November 17, 2015
Bylaw 794, 2015 ............................................................
November 17, 2015
Bylaw 834, 2018 ................................................................
.....
April 17, 2018
Bylaw 852, 2019 ............................................................
November 26, 2019
Bylaw 862, 2020 ................................................................
......
July 14, 2020
Bylaw 878, 2021 ............................................................
November 23, 2021
Bylaw 885, 2022................................................................
......
May 24, 2022
Bylaw 889, 2022 ................................................................
.....
June 21, 2022
Bylaw 895, 2022 ................................................................
October 11, 2022
Bylaw 897, 2022 ............................................................
November 22, 2022
(Lot 2, DL 6485, KDYD, Plan Epp103240
--
R1S Zoning)
Bylaw 901 , 2023..............................................................
February 21, 2023
Bylaw 902, 2023..............................................................
February 21, 2023
(Public Works Yard & Campground Road)
Bylaw 905, 2023 ...............................................................
.....
April 18, 2023
(254 Calcite Dr. to R2)
Bylaw 921, 2024 ...............................................................
......
May 21, 2024
Bylaw 929, 2024................................................................
.....
June 18, 2024
Note to Users
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(MAP Schedule
D)
(MAP Schedule
D)
(MAP Appendix 1)
(MAP Appendix 1 & 2)
(MAP Appendix 1)
(MAP Appendix
1)
(MAP Appendix
1)
(Text & MAP Appendix
1)
(MAP Appendix 1)
(MAP Appendix
1)
(MAP Appendix A)
(MAP Attachment
A)
(MAP Schedule
A)
(MAP Schedule
A)
(MAP Schedule
A)
(P1 & P2 Zone Text)
(MAP Schedule
A)
(MAP Schedule
A)
"WHEREAS each
bylaw consolidation
shall be proof,
in the
absence
of
evidence to the contrary, of the original bylaw, of all bylaws amending it and of
the fact of adoption
of the original and all amending
bylaws", pursuant
to
'Authority to Consolidate Municipal Bylaws No. 655, 2009', which was adopted
on the 3rd day of November, 2009.
Certified a true and correct copy this?
day of
C r orate
dministrator
strict of Logan Lake
, 2024