Consolidated Residential Zoning By-law 09-2026 (consolidated May 2026)
Burlington, Ontario
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Burlington Residential Zoning By-law
09-2026
City of Burlington
Consolidated
May 2026
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passed by Council or approved at the Ontario Land Tribunal. This consolidation of the By-law is
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Part 1: Administration .......................................................................................................................... 2
1.1
Title ..................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2
Compliance with this By-law ............................................................................................... 2
1.3
Compliance with other Regulations .................................................................................... 2
1.4
Area to which the Burlington Residential Zoning By-law Applies ........................................ 3
1.5
Repeal of Existing By-laws ................................................................................................. 3
1.6
Effective Date ..................................................................................................................... 3
1.7
Existing Buildings and Structures ....................................................................................... 3
1.8
Legal Non-conforming Uses ............................................................................................... 3
1.9
Non-complying Lots ............................................................................................................ 4
1.10
Non-complying Buildings and Structures ............................................................................ 4
1.11
Lots Reduced by Acquisition for Road Widening or Park Dedications ............................... 4
1.12
Enforcement and Penalties ................................................................................................. 4
1.13
Technical Revisions not Requiring a By-law Amendment ................................................... 4
1.14
Illustrations and other Reference Aids not Part of the By-law ............................................. 5
1.15
Severability / Validity ........................................................................................................... 5
1.16
Transition for Complete Applications .................................................................................. 5
1.17
Continuation of Approved Applications ............................................................................... 6
Part 2: Establishment of Zones and Uses ........................................................................................... 7
2.1
Zone Designations .............................................................................................................. 7
2.2
Zoning Exceptions .............................................................................................................. 7
2.3
Zone Boundaries ................................................................................................................ 7
2.4
Zone Maps .......................................................................................................................... 8
2.5
Multiple Zones on One Lot .................................................................................................. 8
2.6
Holding Provisions .............................................................................................................. 8
Part 3: Interpretation ......................................................................................................................... 10
3.1
Defined terms ................................................................................................................... 10
3.2
Interpretation of Words ..................................................................................................... 10
3.3
Interpretation of Tables ...................................................................................................... 11
3.4
Interpretation of Permitted Uses ........................................................................................ 11
3.5
Interpretation of Phased Condominium Registration or Multiple Standard Condominiums
on One Lot ......................................................................................................................... 11
3.6
0.3 metre Reserves ........................................................................................................... 11
3.7
Rounding to Determine By-law Compliance ...................................................................... 11
3.8
Multiple Building Connections ........................................................................................... 12
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3.9
Purpose Statements ......................................................................................................... 12
3.10
Daylight Triangles ............................................................................................................. 12
3.11 Development Comprising Contiguous Multiple Lots ............................................................ 12
3.12
Stratified Severances as One Lot ..................................................................................... 12
Part 4: Definitions .............................................................................................................................. 13
Part 5: General Provisions ................................................................................................................ 32
5.1
Accessory Uses ................................................................................................................ 32
5.2
Accessory Buildings and Accessory Structures ................................................................ 32
5.3
Garbage, Refuse and Storage .......................................................................................... 33
5.4
Balconies, Decks, Residential Patios, and Porches ......................................................... 33
5.5
Fencing and Privacy Screens ........................................................................................... 35
5.6
Swimming Pools ............................................................................................................... 35
5.7
Trailers, Recreational Vehicles and Commercial Vehicles ................................................ 36
5.8
Visibility Triangles ............................................................................................................. 37
5.9
Encroachments and Projections ....................................................................................... 37
5.10
Frontage on a Public Street .............................................................................................. 38
5.11
Home Occupation ............................................................................................................. 38
5.12
Office Uses in Residential Zones ...................................................................................... 39
5.13
Uses Permitted in All Zones .............................................................................................. 40
5.14
Additional Residential Units .............................................................................................. 41
5.15
Schools ............................................................................................................................. 42
5.16
Long-Term Care Facility and Retirement Home ............................................................... 43
5.17
Public and Private Hospitals ............................................................................................. 44
5.18
Places of Worship ............................................................................................................. 44
5.19
Day Care Centre ............................................................................................................... 44
5.20
Group Home ..................................................................................................................... 45
5.21
Correctional Facility .......................................................................................................... 45
5.22
Emergency Shelter ........................................................................................................... 46
5.23
Boarding House ................................................................................................................ 46
5.24
Additional Needs Housing ................................................................................................ 46
5.25
Utility ................................................................................................................................. 47
5.26
Agricultural Uses ............................................................................................................... 47
5.27
Bed and Breakfast ............................................................................................................ 47
5.28
Model Homes .................................................................................................................... 47
5.29
Temporary Sales Offices ................................................................................................... 47
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5.30
Temporary Building and Structures for Construction ........................................................ 48
5.31
Tents and Temporary Structures ....................................................................................... 48
5.32
Temporary Storage and Shipping Containers ................................................................... 48
5.33
Number of Buildings Per Lot ............................................................................................ 49
5.34
Availability of Municipal Services and Utilities .................................................................. 49
5.35
Outdoor Patios .................................................................................................................. 49
5.37
Exceptions to Height Provisions ....................................................................................... 49
5.38
Mechanical Equipment including Roof Top Mechanicals .................................................. 50
5.39
Roof Top Solar Panels ...................................................................................................... 50
5.40
Structures Related to Below-grade Parking ...................................................................... 51
5.41
General Landscaping Provisions ...................................................................................... 51
5.42
Exterior Barrier-Free Accessibility Ramp .......................................................................... 51
5.43
Setback Abutting Creek Blocks and Other Zones ............................................................. 51
5.44
Setback from a Watercourse ............................................................................................ 52
5.45
Setback from a Pipeline Right-of-Way .............................................................................. 52
5.46
Setback from a Highway Corridor ..................................................................................... 52
5.47
Setback from a Railway Right-of-Way .............................................................................. 53
Part 6: Parking and Loading .............................................................................................................. 54
6.1
Off-Street Parking and Loading Space Requirements ...................................................... 54
6.2
Parking Space & Loading Space Size .............................................................................. 56
6.3
Surface Treatment ............................................................................................................ 58
6.4
Parking Structures ............................................................................................................ 58
6.5
Designated Accessible Parking Spaces ........................................................................... 58
6.6
Bicycle Parking ................................................................................................................. 59
6.7
Driveway Width, Length and Landscaped Open Space Area ........................................... 62
6.8
Tandem Parking ................................................................................................................ 63
Part 7: Residential Zones ................................................................................................................. 64
7.1
Purpose Statements for Residential Zones ...................................................................... 64
7.2
Permitted uses .................................................................................................................. 65
7.3
Provisions for Detached Dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 to 6 Zones ........... 66
7.4
Provisions for Semi-Detached Dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 to 6 Zones . 68
7.5
Provisions for Street Townhouses in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 Zone ..................... 69
7.6
Provisions for Cluster Homes in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7 Zone ............................ 70
7.7
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8 Residential Zone Provisions ................................................. 71
7.8
High-Rise Neighbourhood (HN) Residential Zone Provisions .......................................... 75
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Part 8: Holding Zone Requirements .................................................................................................. 77
8.1
General Requirements for Lands Subject to a Holding Provision ..................................... 77
8.2
Holding Provision (H1) - Lands within 75 metres of a railway right-of-way ....................... 77
8.3
Holding Provision (H2) - Lands between 75 metres and 300 metres of a railway right-of-
way ................................................................................................................................... 78
8.4
Holding Provision (H3) - Lands within 75 metres of a railway yard .................................. 78
8.5
Holding Provision (H4) - Lands between 75 metres and 1,000 metres of a railway yard . 79
Part 9: Site-Specific Exceptions ........................................................................................................ 81
Part 10: Maps .................................................................................................................................... 82
Appendices to the By-law (Not Operative Parts of the By-law) ......................................................... 83
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Part 1: Administration
1.1 Title
This By-law may be cited as the Burlington Residential Zoning By-law.
1.2 Compliance with this By-law
a)
No building or structure shall be erected or altered, no change of use or occupancy of
any building, structure, land, premises, or any part thereof shall be made, and no lot
shall be created except in compliance with the regulations of this By-law.
b)
Where there is a conflict between regulations of this By-law, the most restrictive
regulation shall prevail.
c)
The regulations of this by-law shall be held to be the minimum requirements except
where the word maximum is used, such regulation shall apply as a maximum.
d)
The regulations of this By-law shall not apply to a public authority in any zone, except
the following regulations shall apply:
i)
Section 5.13 Uses Permitted in all Zones and any related regulations;
ii) Section 5.43 Setback abutting Creek Blocks and Other Zones;
iii) Section 5.44 Setback from a Watercourse;
iv) Section 5.45 Setback from a Pipeline Right-of-Way;
v) Section 5.46 Setback from a Highway Corridor;
vi) Section 5.47 Setback from a Railway Right-of-Way; and
vii) Part 6: Parking and Loading.
1.3 Compliance with other Regulations
a)
Compliance with this By-law does not exempt any person from the requirements of any
Federal, Provincial, Conservation Authority, Regional or Municipal legislation, approval
process, licensing or permitting regime, agreements, or other City by-laws.
b)
Compliance with the requirements of any Federal, Provincial, Conservation Authority,
Regional or Municipal legislation, approval process, licensing or permitting regime,
agreements, or other City by-laws does not exempt any person from the requirements of
this By-law.
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Note: A permit from Conservation Halton may be required prior to development
occurring on lands within Conservation Halton's regulated area, such as lands next to a
watercourse or along the shoreline of Lake Ontario or Burlington Bay. Where there is a
conflict between the regulations of this By-law and Conservation Halton requirements,
the requirements of Conservation Halton shall prevail.
The delineation of Conservation Halton's regulated area, including hazardous lands
and wetlands, is defined by and subject to the Conservation Authorities Act and Ontario
Regulation 41/24, which are administered by Conservation Halton. A map showing the
Approximate Regulation Limit of Conservation Halton is attached as Appendix A.
1.4 Area to which the Burlington Residential Zoning By-law Applies
This By-law applies only to the residential zoned areas within the City of Burlington shown on
the zoning maps forming Schedule A in Part 10 of this By-law.
1.5 Repeal of Existing By-laws
City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020 and all amendments thereto are hereby only repealed
as it applies to the areas shown in Schedule A.
1.6 Effective Date
The effective date of this By-law is March 2, 2026.
1.7 Existing Buildings and Structures
a) Nothing in this By-law shall prevent the reconstruction, restoration, or repair of an existing
building or structure that has been deemed unsafe by the City's Chief Building Official or
that has been severely damaged or destroyed by natural causes or fire, in whole or in part,
provided the reconstruction will not increase the height, size, or volume or change the
location or use of the building or structure.
b) Nothing in this By-law shall prevent the reconstruction, restoration or repair of a legally
established building or structure in whole or in part, provided the reconstruction will not
increase the height, size, or volume or change the location of the building or structure.
c) Nothing in this By-law will prevent a legally established building or structure which does
not conform to the yard, lot coverage, or building height regulations of the applicable
zone, from changing to any use which is permitted within the zone designation of the lot.
1.8 Legal Non-conforming Uses
Nothing in this By-law shall apply to prevent the continuation of the use of land, buildings or
structures for a purpose which is not listed as a permitted use in the zone applying to the
land, but which was legally established on the effective date of this By-law.
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1.9 Non-complying Lots
Where a lot in existence prior to the effective date of this By-law does not meet the minimum
lot area or lot frontage requirements of the applicable zone, the lot is permitted to be used
and buildings and structures thereon erected, enlarged, rebuilt, repaired or renovated,
provided the use conforms with this By-law and the buildings and structures comply with all
other regulations of this By-law.
1.10 Non-complying Buildings and Structures
A building or structure, which was legally established prior to the effective date of this By-
law, but which does not comply with one or more of the applicable zone standards is permitted
to be enlarged or altered provided that the use is permitted in the zone applying to the land or
is a legal non-conforming use described in Section 1.8 and the enlargement or alteration itself
complies with all applicable provisions of this By-law.
1.11 Lots Reduced by Acquisition for Road Widening or Park Dedications
Nothing in this By-law prevents the continued use of a lot that no longer conforms to the zone
regulations in which the lot is located, provided that the non-conformity is a result of land
acquisition for road widening or park dedication purposes by a public authority, and provided
that:
a) no further reduction is made in the dimensions, area or any other characteristics of the lot
as reduced, subsequent to the date of such acquisition, that would increase the extent of
the said non-compliance; and
b) no building or structure or addition thereto is erected on the lot as reduced, subsequent
to the date of such acquisition, except in accordance with all the regulations for the zone
in which such lot is located.
1.12 Enforcement and Penalties
a)
Any person or corporation who uses land contrary to any provision of this By-law and
any person who owns land which is used contrary to any provision of this By-law is guilty
of an offence.
b)
Any person convicted of an offence under any provision of this By-law shall be liable to a
penalty as set out in section 67(1) of the Planning Act, or its successor, as amended.
c)
Any corporation convicted of an offence under any provision of this By-law shall be liable
to a penalty as set out in section 67(2) of the Planning Act, or its successor, as
amended.
1.13 Technical Revisions not Requiring a By-law Amendment
Provided that the purpose, effect, meaning, and substance of this By-law are in no way
affected, the following technical revisions to this By-law are permitted without public notice or a
Zoning By-law Amendment:
a)
correction of grammar, punctuation, spelling errors or typographical errors;
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b)
changes to section numbering;
c)
additions or revisions to technical information on maps or schedules including, but not
limited to matters such as updating and correcting infrastructure information, keys,
legends or title blocks; and
d)
changes to appendices, footnotes, headings, indices, notes, tables of contents,
illustrations, historical or reference information, page numbering, footers and headers,
which do not form a part of this By-law and are editorially inserted for convenience or
reference only.
1.14 Illustrations and other Reference Aids not Part of the By-law
Illustrations, appendices, purpose statements, indices, marginal notes, and tables of contents
do not form part of the By-law and are inserted for clarification and reference only.
1.15 Severability / Validity
A decision of a court of competent jurisdiction that one or more of the regulations of this By-
law or any portion of the zoning maps to this By-law are invalid in whole or in part does not
affect the validity, effectiveness, or enforceability of the other regulations or parts of the
regulations of this By-law.
1.16 Transition for Complete Applications
a)
Nothing in this By-law prevents the development or use of a lot or building for which a
complete application for a building permit was received by the City on or before the
effective date of this By-law if the development or use complies, or the building permit
application is amended to comply, with the provisions of the City of Burlington Zoning
By-law 2020 as it read immediately prior to the effective date of this By-law.
b)
Where a complete application was received but not approved by the City on or before
the effective date of this By-law for the development or use of a lot or one or more
buildings, approval shall be granted under City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020 as it
read immediately prior to the effective date of this By-law, or this By-law, whichever
regulations are the most consistent with the intent of the complete application:
i)
Any application under Section 45 of the Planning Act;
ii)
Site Plan Control application under Section 41 of the Planning Act;
iii) Zoning By-law Amendment application under Section 34 of the Planning Act;
iv) Consent pursuant to Section 53 of the Planning Act;
v)
Draft Plan of Subdivision pursuant to Section 51 of the Planning Act or a description
under the Condominium Act;
vi) A Part Lot Control exemption pursuant to Section 50 of the Planning Act; and
vii) A zoning clearance certificate application.
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c)
For the purpose of Section 1.16 b), "complete application":
i)
Means an application which the City has deemed complete before the effective
date of this By-law;
ii)
does not include documents submitted for the purpose of consultation with city staff
under section 41(3.1) of the Planning Act, or its successor, as amended.
d)
Where the development or use of a lot of one or more buildings was the subject of a
complete application and approved under City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020 in
accordance with Section 1.16 b) of this By-law, a building permit may be issued after
final approval is received for all required applications if the development or use
complies, or the building permit application for the development or use is amended to
comply, with the provisions of By-law 2020 as it read immediately prior to the effective
date of this By-law.
e)
Sections 1.16 a) and b) shall not apply beyond the issuance of the final building permit.
f)
Section 1.16 is repealed in its entirety five years after the effective date of this By-law.
1.17 Continuation of Approved Applications
a)
Nothing in this By-law prevents the issuance of a building permit for a use of a lot or
a building for which one or more approvals under Section 34, 41, 45, 51 or 53 of
the Planning Act or approval of a zoning clearance certificate were issued on or
before the effective date of this By-law if the development or use complies, or is
amended to comply, with the provisions of City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020 as
it read immediately prior to the effective date of this By-law.
b)
Section 1.17 a) is repealed in its entirety three years after the effective date of this
By-law.
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Part 2: Establishment of Zones and Uses
2.1 Zone Designations
This By-law establishes the following residential zones and places all lands subject to this By-
law in one or more of the following zones:
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 (LN1)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2 (LN2)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3 (LN3)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4 (LN4)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5 (LN5)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6 (LN6)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7 (LN7)
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8 (LN8)
High-Rise Neighbourhood (HN)
2.2 Zoning Exceptions
a)
Where a zone symbol shown on Schedule A contains a hyphen followed by a number,
the number represents a site-specific exception that applies to the lands noted.
b)
The regulations of the site-specific exceptions are included in Part 9 of this By-law.
c)
The regulations of the site-specific exception supersede any inconsistent regulations in
the remainder of this By-law.
2.3 Zone Boundaries
When determining the boundary of any zone as shown on Schedule A, the following
regulations apply:
a)
Where a zone boundary is shown following a street, lane, unopened road allowance;
railway right-of-way; or utility corridor, the centreline of such street, lane, unopened
road allowance, railway right-of-way or utility corridor is the boundary and the zone
designations shall be deemed not to be abutting;
b)
Where a zone boundary is shown as running substantially parallel to a street or lane,
and the distance from the street or lane is not indicated, the distance shall be
determined by the scale of the zoning map measured from the limit of the street or lane;
c)
Where a zone boundary is shown as substantially following lot lines, the zone boundary
follows such lot lines;
d)
Where a zone boundary is shown following a watercourse, the zone boundary shall be
the greater of the stable top-of-bank, meander belt, or floodplain of the watercourse,
plus a 6 metre erosion access allowance as determined by Conservation Halton;
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e)
Where a zone boundary is shown as following floodplain hazard limits established by
Conservation Halton, the zone boundary shall be the floodplain hazard limits plus a 6
metre access allowance as determined by Conservation Halton;
f)
Where a zone boundary is shown following a natural heritage feature or area, or other
key feature including buffers or other wetlands, the boundary shall be determined by the
scale of the zoning map. Where features on the ground are at variance with the zoning
maps, the actual location on the ground shall govern;
g)
Where none of the above applies, the zone boundary shall be scaled from the
Schedule(s); and
h)
The determination of the boundaries of Niagara Escarpment Development Control is
administratively the responsibility of the Niagara Escarpment Commission in accordance
with regulations passed under the Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act.
2.4 Zone Maps
The zones and zone boundaries are shown on the Zoning Maps, which are attached as
Schedule A and form Part 10 of this By-law.
2.5 Multiple Zones on One Lot
a)
Where a lot falls into two or more zones, the use permissions and regulations for the
applicable zone shall apply to that portion of the lot. Except, in cases where a building
or structure is located on two or more zones, the more restrictive regulations shall
apply to the entire building.
b)
Notwithstanding a) above, parking spaces, driveways, aisles and stacking spaces
required by this By-law may be provided anywhere on a lot that falls into two or more
zones except that portion of a lot in any Open Space Zone of the City of Burlington
Zoning By-law 2020.
c)
A zone boundary dividing a lot into two or more zones is not a lot line for the purposes
of this By-law.
d)
Notwithstanding c) above, where two or more zones apply to a lot and one of the zones
is an Open Space Zone of the City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020, the boundary
between the Open Space Zone and the other zone(s) is considered a lot line for the
purposes of yards, setbacks and lot coverage requirements.
2.6 Holding Provisions
a)
Where a zone symbol shown on Schedule A has a prefix with the letter (H) and a
number within a set of brackets, the lands affected are subject to a holding provision in
accordance with Section 36 of the Planning Act.
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b)
Part 8 of this By-law contains general requirements for lands subject to a holding
provision as well as the conditions that must be satisfied prior to the removal of the (H)
symbol and any permitted interim uses.
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Part 3: Interpretation
3.1 Defined terms
a)
Terms that are defined in Section 4 have been bolded in the text of the By-law.
b)
The definitions of words in this By-law are not intended to preclude the applicability of a
definition under the Ontario Building Code Act or any other Act or its regulations for the
purpose of obtaining a building permit or approval.
c)
Words not defined in this By-law shall take on their usual meaning within a dictionary
determined by the Director of Community Planning, or their meaning as they are defined
in other relevant policy documents such as the Burlington Official Plan, Site Plan
Guidelines, provincial policies, and the Planning Act.
d)
The Director of Community Planning may exercise discretion in interpreting defined and
undefined words in this By-law.
3.2 Interpretation of Words
For the purposes of this By-law,
a)
words used in the present include the future;
b)
words in the singular include the plural and words in the plural include the singular;
c)
the words 'used' and 'occupied' shall include the words 'arranged' and 'designed to be
'used' or 'occupied' respectively;
d)
where a provision or standard involves two (2) or more conditions, connected by a
conjunction, the following shall apply:
i)
'and' means all the connected items shall apply in combination; and
ii)
'or' means that the connected items may apply singly or in combination.
e)
the words 'provision', 'standard' and 'requirement' are sometimes used interchangeably
to refer to the regulations of this By-law, and may be further interpreted as follows:
i)
'standard' and 'requirement' refer to matters that are regulating the position of
buildings or structures on a lot, such as required yards and setbacks;
ii)
'provision' refers to all other regulations, such as regulations setting out permitted
and prohibited land uses.
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3.3 Interpretation of Tables
a)
Where a "P" appears in a table it shall mean that the use is permitted in that zone.
b)
"--" shall mean the use is not permitted in that zone.
c)
"P" followed by number in superscript "P (#)" means a qualification to the permitted use
applies and is listed as a footnote to the table.
d)
A standard followed by a number in superscript (such as "1.2 metres (1)") means one or
more additional regulations apply and are listed as a footnote to the table.
e)
"m" means metres.
f)
"m2" means square metres.
g)
"N/R" means no requirement.
3.4 Interpretation of Permitted Uses
a)
A use listed as a permitted use in a table of this By-law shall be permitted only within
the zone in which it is listed as permitted.
b)
A use not listed as a permitted use in a zone in a table of this By-law shall not be
permitted in that zone, whether defined in Part 4: Definitions or not.
3.5 Interpretation of Phased Condominium Registration or Multiple Standard
Condominiums on One Lot
Where a Plan of Condominium has received Draft Plan Approval and where registration of the
Plan is intended to occur in phases or multiple standard condominiums, the draft approved
plan of condominium shall be deemed to be one lot for purposes of applying zoning
regulations. Zoning regulations shall apply only to the external limits of the Plan, not to interior
boundaries resulting from the registration of each phase or condominium.
3.6 0.3 metre Reserves
For the purposes of this By-law, a 0.3 metre reserve shall be considered to be part of the
abutting road.
3.7 Rounding to Determine By-law Compliance
All measurements and calculations shall be rounded to 1 decimal place, based on the
following regulations of rounding numbers, to determine By-law compliance:
a) For regulations calculated as a whole number, numbers less than 0.5 shall be rounded
downward to the nearest whole number, and the numbers 0.5 and greater than shall be
rounded upward to the nearest whole number;
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b) For regulations calculated as a number with one decimal place, numbers less than 0.05
shall be rounded downward to the nearest one-tenth number, and the numbers 0.05 and
greater than shall be rounded upward to the one-tenth number; and
c) For the purposes of calculating required parking spaces, accessible parking spaces,
bicycle parking spaces and loading spaces, the number of required spaces shall be
rounded upward to the next whole number.
3.8 Multiple Building Connections
a)
Where buildings are connected only below ground, they are considered separate
buildings for the purposes of applying the regulations of the By-law.
b)
Except where otherwise stated in this By-law, separation distances required by this By-
law between buildings do not apply to those portions of the building below ground.
c)
Buildings connected above the ground floor by features such as pedways, breezeways,
bridges, or other connections and that do not create additional gross floor area within
these connections are not considered one building for the purposes of applying the
regulations of the By-law.
3.9 Purpose Statements
Purpose statements are included in this By-law for each zone and are intended to assist in the
understanding of the By-law's objectives and purpose, the planning principles underlying the
use provisions and the regulatory provisions of the zone. They do not form part of this By-law.
3.10 Daylight Triangles
For purposes of determining a front lot line, or an exterior side lot line or any yard
dimension, a daylight triangle shall be deemed to be part of the lot, provided the
minimum distance of any building or structure from the hypotenuse of the daylight
triangle is 3 metres.
3.11 Development Comprising Contiguous Multiple Lots
Where multiple contiguous lots are developed under a single comprehensive site plan and
under one ownership, all contiguous lots shall be deemed to be one lot for purposes of
applying zoning regulations.
3.12 Stratified Severances as One Lot
Where a conditional stratified severance has been approved, the lands to which it applies,
shall be deemed to be one lot for the purposes of applying zoning regulation.
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Part 4: Definitions
A
Abutting: means having a lot line or portion thereof in common with another lot line or with a
street line.
Accessible Access Aisle: means a barrier-free space located adjacent to an accessible
parking space, designed and marked in accordance with applicable Provincial accessibility
standards to provide room for persons with disabilities to safely transfer to or from a vehicle.
Accessible Parking Space: means a parking space for the use of persons with a valid
accessible parking permit issued by the Province of Ontario.
Accessory Building or Structure: means a detached building or structure, the use of
which is accessory to the principal use, building, or structure located on the same lot.
Accessory Use / Accessory: means a use of land, a building, or a structure that is
naturally and normally incidental to, subordinate to, and exclusively devoted to the principal
use, building, or structure, and located on the same lot.
Additional Needs Housing: means any housing, including dedicated facilities, in whole or in
part, that is used by people who have specific needs beyond economic needs, including but
not limited to, needs such as mobility requirements or support functions required for daily
living. Examples of additional needs housing may include, but are not limited to long term
care facility, adaptable and accessible housing, and housing for persons with disabilities such
as physical, sensory or mental health disabilities, and housing for older persons.
Additional Residential Unit - Attached: means a self-contained dwelling unit which is
located on a lot and contained within a detached dwelling, semi-detached dwelling, street
townhouse or rear lane townhouse.
Additional Residential Unit - Detached: means a self-contained dwelling unit which is
located within an accessory building on the same lot that contains a detached dwelling,
semi-detached dwelling, street townhouse, or rear lane townhouse.
Agricultural Use: means the growing of crops, including nursery, biomass, and horticultural
crops; raising of livestock; raising of other animals for food, fur or fibre, including poultry and
fish; aquaculture; apiaries; agro-forestry; maple syrup production; and associated on-farm
buildings and structures, including, but not limited to livestock facilities, manure storages,
value-retaining facilities, and housing for farm workers, when the size and nature of the
operation requires additional employment.
Amenity Area, Common: means an area on a lot provided for the common active or passive
recreation and enjoyment of all occupants of a residential development, excluding a
driveway or any other parking area. Located inside or outside a structure, common
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amenity areas may include landscape open space, building rooftops, patios, terraces, above
ground decks, swimming pools, party rooms, tennis courts and the like, but shall not include
balconies.
Amenity Area, Private: means an area on a lot provided for private use for the active or
passive recreation and enjoyment of the occupants of a dwelling unit, and may include
balconies but excluding a driveway, parking area, or walkway, which is accessory to,
directly accessible from, and outside of a dwelling unit.
Antenna System: means any apparatus, including antennas (such as panel, whip, or dish
types), supporting masts, poles, towers, or other structures, and associated accessory
equipment (such as cabinets, shelters, transmission lines, and electrical components),
designed or intended for transmitting or receiving radiocommunication, broadcasting, or
telecommunication signals. This definition excludes: (a) Antennas used solely for accessory
household television or radio reception (e.g., typical residential TV antennas or satellite
dishes); and (b) Antennas used by a federally licensed amateur radio operator.
Apartment Building: means a building containing five or more dwelling units which share a
common entrance and utilize a common internal corridor, stairway, and/or elevator system.
Occupants commonly share access to common amenity area and yards.
B
Balcony: means an outdoor platform adjoining a dwelling unit that has no direct access to
the ground, and which is used as private amenity area. A balcony may be covered by a roof
or another balcony and has at least one side open except for required railings or guards.
Basement: means that portion of a building situated wholly or partly below the first storey.
Bay Window: means a window assembly projecting outward from a wall of a building, which
may be multi-sided, boxed-out, or curved, and is not supported by a foundation or footings
extending below ground.
Bed and Breakfast: means an accessory use in which temporary sleeping accommodation,
with or without meals, is provided for compensation within a dwelling unit that is the principal
residence of the operator. Guest accommodation shall consist of guest rooms that do not
contain cooking facilities. This use does not include a hotel, motel, or boarding house.
Bicycle Parking Space: means an area for the purpose of parking and securing bicycles.
Bicycle Parking Space, Long Term: means an area for the purpose of parking and securing
bicycles that: is intended for use by the usual occupants of a building; is accessible, secure,
and weather protected; is equipped with a bicycle rack or bicycle locker; and is not provided
within a dwelling unit, suite, or on a balcony.
Bicycle Parking Space, Short Term: means an area for the purpose of parking and securing
bicycles for use by visitors, customers, or other non-regular users of a building, typically at
ground level and accessible to a building.
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Bicycle Parking Space, Stacked: means a two-tier bicycle parking solution comprised of
horizontal spaces with one tier of bicycle parking spaces at ground level and a second tier of
bicycle parking spaces directly above it, equipped with a mechanical device providing
ground level access.
Boarder: means any person who pays rent, fees or other valuable consideration for living
accommodation in a boarding house.
Boarding House: means a building or part of a building, which provides, with or without
meals and care, lodging to a boarder or boarders as the principal use, and may include one
dwelling unit for the owner or caretaker but shall not include a hotel, bed and breakfast
establishment, dwelling unit, additional residential unit, or any other residential use
otherwise defined in this By-law.
Body-rub Parlour: means any premises or part thereof where a body-rub is performed,
offered, or solicited in pursuance of a trade, calling, business or occupation as a service
designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or inclinations, but does not include any
premises or part thereof where the body-rubs performed are for the purpose of medical or
therapeutic treatment or are performed or offered by persons otherwise duly qualified,
licensed, or registered to do so under the laws of the Province of Ontario.
Building: means a fully enclosed roofed structure used or intended for supporting or
sheltering any use or occupancy by persons, animals or property. For greater clarity, the
following items are excluded from this definition: mobile homes; trailers; and vehicles.
C
Canopy: means a roof-like cover projecting from an exterior wall of a building or structure,
primarily intended to provide shelter over entrances, windows, walkways, or service areas,
and which is unenclosed (excluding necessary supports).
Cemetery: means land that has been established as a cemetery under the Funeral, Burial,
and Cremation Services Act or under a predecessor of that Act, and in respect of which a
certificate of consent issued by the registrar is registered in the land registry office; or land that
is otherwise set aside to be used either for the interment of human and/or animal remains or
for the scattering of cremated human and/or animal remains, or for both of these purposes, but
does not include a crematory.
City: means the Corporation of the City of Burlington.
Cluster Home: means a multiple-unit residential development on a single lot, comprised of
one- and/or two-unit buildings with attached units divided vertically from adjoining units.
Commercial Vehicle: means a motor vehicle having attached to it a truck or delivery body,
and may include a food truck, bus, cube van, tow truck, tilt and load trucks or trailers, dump
trucks, tractor trailers, semitrailers, or construction equipment that is self-propelled or designed
to be towed.
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Common Wall: means a vertical wall separating two or more units.
Community Garden: means an area of land operated and maintained by the City, an
organization, or a group of individuals for the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, flowers, or herbs,
primarily for personal use, donation, or incidental sale by the members, utilizing individual or
shared plots.
Correctional Facility: means a facility supervised by staff on a daily basis for persons who
have been placed on probation, released on parole, or admitted for correctional purposes. A
correctional facility shall be funded, licensed, approved, or supervised by the Province of
Ontario, Corrections Canada, or any other Federal Government agency or by any organization
on behalf of the Federal or Provincial Government, for the accommodation of not less than 3
and not more than 8 residents, exclusive of staff.
Creek Block: means a parcel or block of land, owned by the City of Burlington or other public
authority, containing a watercourse defined as the greater of the Regulatory Floodplain or
the valley through which the watercourse flows and may include an open space buffer area
beyond the top-of-bank, but which shall not include a separate parcel or block of land for a
storm water detention pond.
D
Day Care Centre: means a premises licensed or required to be licensed as a child care centre
under the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014, as amended, providing temporary care or
supervision for children. This term also includes premises providing similar temporary day-time
care or supervision for adults.
Daylight Triangle: means a triangular shaped area which if required, forms part of an
intersecting street.
Deck: means an outdoor platform, including any steps, adjoining a dwelling unit that has
direct access to the ground, having a floor height 0.6 metres or more above grade, and which
is used as a private amenity area. A deck is not covered by a roof and is not enclosed except
by railings, guards or privacy screens.
Development: means the creation of a new lot, a change in land use, or the construction of
buildings and structures requiring approval under the Planning Act, but does not include: (a)
activities that create or maintain infrastructure authorized under an environmental assessment
process or identified in provincial standards; or (b) works subject to the Drainage Act.
Driveway: means a single passageway or series of interconnected passageways, for
exclusive or shared private use, providing vehicular access between a street or condominium
common element roadway and an area used for the parking, loading, or storage of a vehicle.
Dwelling Unit: means a single habitable room, or a suite of habitable rooms, located in a
building, that is used or may be used as a residence by one or more persons living together
as a single housekeeping unit, in which both private cooking facilities and private sanitary
facilities are provided for the exclusive use of the occupants, and which has an independent
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entrance either directly from outside the building or through a common hallway or stairway
inside the building.
Dwelling, Detached: means a building containing only one dwelling unit but may contain
one or more additional residential units where permitted by this By-law.
Dwelling, Semi-Detached: means a building that is divided vertically by a common wall into
two dwelling units, where each dwelling unit has independent access and is situated on its
own legally conveyable lot or parcel of tied land having lot frontage on a public street or
private street. Semi-detached dwellings may contain one or more additional residential
units where permitted by this By-law.
E
Electric Vehicle (EV): means a motor vehicle that uses electricity for propulsion, and that
can use an external source of electricity to charge the vehicle's batteries.
Electric Vehicle Parking Space: means a parking space equipped with electric vehicle
supply equipment.
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment: means the equipment, including the connectors,
attachment plugs, charging cables, and controls, installed specifically for the purpose of safely
delivering electrical energy to an electric vehicle at a Level 2 charging level or higher.
Emergency Shelter: means a premises providing temporary overnight lodging, meals, and
essential support services in a supervised setting for persons requiring immediate shelter.
Established front yard or exterior side yard: means, in the case of an interior lot, the
average distance from the street line to the wall of the buildings situated on the two lots on
either side of the subject lot, or where one of those lots is vacant, the next adjacent occupied
lot. In the case of a corner lot, the distance from the street line to the wall of the building
situated on the lot adjacent to the subject lot, or where that lot is vacant, then next adjacent
occupied lot.
Existing: means existing as of the effective date of the provision that contains that word.
F
Fence: means a barrier erected for the purpose of enclosing all or part of a lot, or marking a
boundary. This includes associated gates, but excludes retaining walls or landscape features
such as trellises or arbours unless they form an integral part of the fence structure itself.
Fitness Centre: means premises operated for profit or gain where facilities are provided for
physical fitness activities such as weightlifting, exercise equipment use, and fitness classes,
and may include accessory facilities.
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Flooding Hazard: means the inundation, under the conditions specified below, of areas
adjacent to shoreline or a river or stream system and not ordinarily covered by water:
a) Along shorelines of the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River System and large inland
lakes, the flooding hazard limit is based on the one hundred year flood level plus an
allowance for wave effects and other water-related hazards;
b) Along river, stream and small inland lake system, the flooding hazard limit is the
greater of:
i)
The flood resulting from the rainfall actually experienced during a major storm such
as the Hurricane Hazel storm (1954), transposed over a specific watershed and
combined with local conditions, where evidence suggests that the storm event could
have potentially occurred over watershed in the general area;
ii)
The one hundred year flood; and,
iii) a flood which is greater than i) or ii) which was actually experienced in a particular
watershed or portion thereof, for example, as a result of ice jams and which has
been approved as the standard for that specific area by the Minister of Natural
Resources and Forestry;
except where the use of the one hundred year flood or the actually experienced event
has been approved by the Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry as the standard
for a specific watershed (where the past history of flooding supports the lowering of the
standard).
Floodplain: means the area, usually low lands, adjoining a watercourse, which has been or
may be subject to flooding hazards.
Floor Area, Accessory Building or Structure: means the sum of the total horizontal area of
each floor located at or above grade, measured to the outside of the exterior walls or posts of
an accessory building or structure.
Floor Area, Gross: means the sum of the total horizontal area of each floor of a building
measured from the exterior face of the exterior walls and the centre line of walls separating
two buildings or uses but excluding the following areas: motor vehicle parking areas;
bicycle parking areas located in a parking structure; loading areas; basements;
mechanical penthouses and floor area used exclusively for mechanical or electrical systems
serving the building (including mechanical shafts); elevator shafts; stairwells; and non-
habitable attics.
G
Garage, Private: means an enclosed accessory building, or an enclosed portion of a
principal building, designed or used primarily for the parking or storage of motor vehicles
and accessory to the principal use conducted on the same lot.
Grade: means, when used with reference to a building, structure, deck or porch, the lowest
elevation of the finished surface of ground where it meets the building, structure, deck or
porch.
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Grade, Established: means the geodetic elevation taken at the midpoint of the front lot line.
Group Home: means a single housekeeping unit in a residential building that is occupied by
6 to 8 persons (excluding staff or receiving family), living together under supervision that is
licensed, approved, or funded under an Act of the Parliament of Canada or the Province of
Ontario for the provision of specialized care or supervision.
H
Habitable Room: means a room within a dwelling unit that is used or may be used for living,
sleeping, eating, or cooking. This excludes a bathroom, water closet compartment, laundry
room, pantry, corridor, stairway, closet, lobby, private garage, basement primarily used for
storage/utility, non-habitable attic, sunroom not usable year-round, or any space used for
building services or common access.
Hazardous Lands: means property or lands that could be unsafe for development due to
naturally occurring processes. Along the shorelines of the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River
System, this means the land, covered by water, between the international boundary, where
applicable, and the furthest landward limit of the flooding hazard, erosion hazard or dynamic
beach hazard limits. Along river, stream and small inland lake systems, this means the land,
including that covered by water, to the furthest landward limit of the flooding hazard or
erosion hazard limits.
Height, Building: means, in the case of a principal building, the vertical distance between
the established grade of a building and the top of such building. In the case of an
accessory building or structure, it means the vertical distance between the grade of the
accessory building or structure and the top of such accessory building or structure. The
top is the highest point of the roof surface, parapet, or exterior wall, whichever is greater. In
the case of a structure with no roof, the top is the highest point of the structure.
Height, Podium: means the vertical distance measured from established grade to the
highest point of the main roof surface of the podium.
Home Day Care: means an accessory use where temporary care or supervision is provided
within a dwelling unit, or a building accessory thereto, operated by a resident of that
dwelling unit. Where care is provided for children, it must be in accordance with the
regulations, including the maximum number of children permitted, under the Child Care and
Early Years Act, 2014, as amended (whether licensed or unlicensed under that Act). Where
care is provided for adults, it shall be for no more than five adults. Overnight accommodation
shall not be provided for persons receiving care as part of a home day care.
Home Occupation: means an activity that provides a service as an accessory use within a
dwelling unit. A home day care is considered a home occupation.
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Internal Roadway: means a right-of-way or roadway that provides vehicular access to the
parking areas and parking spaces on a residential property intended for multi-unit residential
development and is not a lane or private street.
K
Kennel: means an establishment accessory to a residential or agricultural use for the
keeping, breeding, and raising of domesticated animals for profit or gain but which does not
include a veterinary establishment.
L
Landscaped Open Space: means that portion of the lot area which is required by this By-law
to be used for landscaping, and which excludes the area occupied by: buildings, driveways,
bicycle parking, snow storage, transformers, parking areas, parking spaces; and loading
spaces. For clarity, landscaped open space includes areas defined as hard landscaped
open space, and soft landscaped open space, and may include green roofs and approved
low impact development or stormwater management features when integrated as landscape
elements, subject to any specific regulations elsewhere in this By-law.
Landscaped Open Space, Hard: means an area of land within a lot dedicated to a walkway
or other area on a lot surfaced by stable or fitted materials such as unit pavers, patio stones,
concrete, gravel, stonework or artificial turf or similar materials, but does not include any
driveway, internal roadway, private street, ramp or parking area, parking space or
loading space, whether surfaced or not.
Landscaped Open Space, Soft: means an area of land within a lot which is open and
uncovered to the sky and dedicated to the planting of trees, shrubs, flower beds, grass or
other vegetative landscaping and may also include accessory ground cover as well as other
decorative landscape features, but excludes hard surfaces such as driveways, walkways,
patios or decks.
Lane: means a public or private right-of-way providing a means of access to lots abutting
thereon.
Licensed Establishment: means premises, which may include a restaurant, nightclub,
micro-brewery, or micro-distillery, that sells, provides, or serves alcohol pursuant to a licence
issued by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), but does not include
premises operating solely under a Special Occasion Permit or premises owned and operated
by the City.
Loading Space: means an off-street space for the temporary parking of vehicles while loading
or unloading merchandise or materials.
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Long Term Care Facility: means a premises licensed or approved as a long-term care home
under the Fixing Long-Term Care Act, 2021, as amended.
Lot: means a parcel of land under one ownership which is established as a separate parcel of
land in accordance with the lot creation sections of the Planning Act which abuts a public
street, except if it has been created as a parcel of tied land or unit in a vacant land
condominium, in which case, it may abut a private street.
Lot Area: means the total horizontal area within the lot lines of a lot.
Lot, Corner: means a lot situated at the intersection of and abutting upon two or more
streets or two parts of the same street, where the street lot lines have an angle facing the
lot of 135 degrees or less. In the case of a curved street lot line, such angle shall be formed
by the projected tangents drawn from the end points of the street lot line. A corner lot does
not include an angle formed by a lot abutting the bulb of a cul-de-sac or a turning circle.
Lot, Interior: means a lot other than a corner lot or a through lot.
Lot, Through: means a lot bounded on two opposite sides by streets provided that if any lot
qualifies as both a corner lot and a through lot, it shall be deemed a corner lot for the
purposes of this By-law.
Lot Coverage: means the percentage of the lot area covered by: 1) buildings; 2) porches;
3) decks containing a basement under the platform; and, 4) accessory buildings and
structures. Lot coverage is measured to the outside of the exterior walls or posts, including
all buildings and projections (cantilevered floor space, window projections, etc.).
Lot Depth: means the horizontal distance between the front and rear lot lines. If the front
and rear lot lines are not parallel, lot depth means the length of a straight line joining the
middle of the front lot line with the middle of the rear lot line.
Lot Frontage: means the horizontal distance between the side lot lines measured along the
front lot line, provided that where the front lot line is not a straight line, or where the side lot
lines are not parallel, the lot frontage shall be measured by a line at the front yard setback
and parallel to the chord of the front lot line. For the purposes of this By-law, the chord of the
front lot line is a straight line joining the two points where the side lot lines intersect the
front lot line.
Lot Line: means any boundary of a lot.
Lot Line, Exterior Side: means a side lot line that abuts a street.
Lot Line, Front: means the lot line dividing a lot from a street. On a corner lot, the shorter
lot line abutting a street is the front lot line; if such lines are equal, the front lot line shall
be designated by the City. On a through lot, the front lot line is typically the one providing
primary vehicular access to the principal use, but may be otherwise designated by the City.
Lot Line, Interior Side: means a side lot line that abuts another lot.
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Lot Line, Rear: means the lot line or point of intersection of the side lot lines farthest from
and opposite the front lot line.
Lot Line, Side: means a lot line other than a front lot line or a rear lot line.
Lot Line, Street: means the division between a street and a lot.
Lot of Record: means a lot according to a registered plan of subdivision, or a parcel of land,
the deed to which was registered prior to December 31, 1970, but does not include a lot in a
registered plan which has been designated by By-law as a plan which shall be deemed not to
be a registered plan of subdivision in accordance with the regulations of the Planning Act.
M
Mechanical Equipment: means equipment, devices, apparatus, and systems necessary for
the functional operation and maintenance of a building, structure, or use located therein,
including but not limited to equipment associated with heating, ventilation, air conditioning
(HVAC), plumbing, electrical distribution, emergency power generation, fire suppression,
elevators, communication systems, or swimming pool filtering and heating. This term applies
to the equipment itself, whether located inside or outside a building or structure.
Mechanical Penthouse: means a fully enclosed structure located on the roof of a building,
used exclusively for housing mechanical equipment, electrical equipment, elevator
equipment, ventilation equipment, communication equipment, water tanks, or similar systems
necessary for the operation of the building. A mechanical penthouse may include the
minimum necessary associated stair or elevator shaft overruns providing access only to the
roof level for service and maintenance purposes, but shall not include any floor area designed
or used for human habitation, amenity space, or access thereto.
Medical Office: means premises used for the consultation, examination, diagnosis, or
therapeutic treatment of human patients primarily on an out-patient basis by one or more
physicians, dentists, or other health professionals governed by the Regulated Health
Professions Act, 1991, as amended. A medical office may include a medical laboratory,
diagnostic imaging facility, pharmacy, or dispensary as an accessory use, but does not
include a hospital.
Mezzanine: means an intermediate floor assembly between the floor and ceiling of any room
or storey, which may be enclosed or open to the room or storey below, and includes an
interior balcony. For the purposes of calculating gross floor area and the number of storeys
in this By-law, a mezzanine shall be included in gross floor area and considered a separate
storey if: (a) it is enclosed by walls (other than required railings or guards) and its floor area
exceeds 10% of the floor area of the room or storey in which it is located; or (b) it is not
enclosed by walls and its floor area exceeds 40% of the floor area of the room or storey in
which it is located.
Mid-Rise Building: means a building five to eleven storeys in height.
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Mobile Home: means a dwelling designed to be mobile and constructed or manufactured to
provide a permanent residence for one or more persons in accordance with the applicable
Canadian Standards Association standard.
Model Home: means a building constructed as an example of a dwelling unit type offered
for sale or lease within an approved plan of subdivision, plan of condominium, or site plan
development, which is used temporarily for marketing and display purposes and including
office and / or show room and / or sales centre but is not occupied for residential purposes
during its use as a model home.
Motor Vehicle: means an automobile, truck, and any other vehicle propelled or driven by
other than muscular power, but does not include the cars of electric or steam railways, or other
motor vehicles running solely upon rails, or a traction engine, farm tractor, self-propelled
implement of husbandry or road-building machine within the meaning of the Highway Traffic
Act.
N
Natural Heritage Features and Areas: means features and areas, including significant
wetlands, significant coastal wetlands, other coastal wetlands, fish habitat, significant
woodlands, significant valleylands, significant habitat of endangered species and threatened
species, significant wildlife habitat, and significant areas of natural and scientific interest,
which are important for their environmental and social values as a legacy of the natural
landscapes of an area.
O
Office: means premises used primarily for conducting the affairs of a business, profession,
service, industry, or government, including administration, clerical work, management,
consulting, or the practice of a profession. A medical office is considered an office. This use
does not include a retail store, personal service establishment, or industrial activities such
as manufacturing or warehousing, unless otherwise specifically defined or permitted as
accessory.
Outdoor Patio: means an outdoor area accessory to a permitted non-residential use, such
as a restaurant or licensed establishment, equipped and used for the seating of patrons for
the consumption of food or beverages.
P
Parapet: means an extension of a wall of a building above the roof line that forms a barrier at
the edge of the roof.
Parking Aisle: means an internal access way located within a parking area that provides
direct access to a parking space or loading space but shall not be considered a driveway.
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Parking Area: means a parking aisle and parking space but does not include any part of a
street.
Parking Lot: means the total outdoor area of a lot used for the temporary parking of 5 or
more motor vehicles, comprising parking spaces, parking aisles, driveways, the interior
landscaped islands and medians, and may include EV Charging Stations, but excludes the
required perimeter landscaped buffer to a lot line, for the accommodation of clients,
customers, tenants, lessees, employees, or owners, but shall not include occupant parking
spaces in the driveway of individual dwelling units.
Parking Space: means an area provided for the parking of a vehicle and includes electric
vehicle parking spaces.
Parking Structure: means a building or other structure, or part thereof, located above or
below grade, used primarily for the parking or storage of five or more motor vehicles, and
which may include electric vehicle parking spaces or electric vehicle supply equipment.
This definition excludes a private garage accessory to a residential use with less than four
dwelling units.
Parcel of Tied Land (POTL): means any parcel of land legally bound and tied to a common
element condominium. A parcel of tied land must front on either a public street or private
street and shall, subject to the regulations of this By-law that relate strictly to parcels of tied
land, be regarded as a type of lot.
Parcel of Urban Residential Land: means a parcel of land that is within an area of settlement
on which residential use, other than ancillary residential use, is permitted by By-law and that is
served by,
a)
sewage works within the meaning of the Ontario Water Resources Act that are owned
by,
i)
a municipality,
ii) a municipal service board established under the Municipal Act, 2001,
iii) a city board established under the City of Toronto Act, 2006,
iv) a corporation established under sections 9, 10 and 11 of the Municipal Act, 2001 in
accordance with section 203 of that Act, or
v) a corporation established under sections 7 and 8 of the City of Toronto Act, 2006 in
accordance with sections 148 and 154 of that Act, and
b)
a municipal drinking water system within the meaning of the Safe Drinking Water Act,
2002.
Passive Recreational Use: means outdoor recreational areas and facilities requiring minimal
land alteration, including walking or hiking trails, interpretative or educational signage,
lookouts, boardwalks, picnic areas, benches, shade structures, and bicycle paths, but does
not include trails primarily for use by motorized vehicles, formalized sports fields, or significant
buildings.
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Patio, Residential: means an outdoor platform adjoining a dwelling unit that has direct
access to the ground, having a floor height less than 0.6 metres above grade, and which is
used as a private amenity area. A patio, residential is not covered by a roof and is not
enclosed except by guards or privacy screens.
Permitted Use: means a use permitted by this By-law.
Personal Service: means a building or part of a building where services are provided and
administered to individuals and their personal needs and where accessory retail sales is
permitted and include but is not limited to hair care, esthetics, health and beauty treatment
including alternative healthcare services, dressmaking, tailoring, tattooing, piercing, shoe
repair, dry cleaner's distribution station, printing and photocopying, and laundromat or similar
uses, but shall not include a body-rub parlour or medical office.
Podium: means the lower portion or base of a mid-rise building or tall building, including
the ground floor and potentially storeys above, which is clearly differentiated from the
building portions vertically above it.
Porch: means an outdoor platform, including any steps, adjoining a dwelling unit that has
direct access to the ground, and which is used as a private amenity area. A porch is covered
by a roof and shall have at least one side open except for required railings or guards.
Principal Building: means the building on a lot in which the principal use of the lot is
conducted. A lot may have more than one principal building only where specifically permitted
by this By-law.
Privacy Screen: means a decorative wall, fence or barrier designed primarily to provide
visual privacy for a patio, deck, balcony, or part of a yard.
Private Street / Road: means a private right-of-way providing a means of access to lots
abutting thereon and is not owned by a public authority.
Public Authority: means any federal, provincial, Regional Municipality of Halton, or City of
Burlington agency, and includes any commission, board, authority, or department established
by such an agency exercising any power or authority under a Statute of Canada or Ontario.
Public Street / Road: means a public right-of-way providing a means of access to lots
abutting thereon and owned by a public authority.
R
Recreational Vehicle: means a vehicle which provides short-term occupancy intended and
used exclusively for travel, recreation, and vacationing, designed to be towed or propelled by a
motor vehicle or self-propelled, and includes such vehicles commonly known as travel
trailers, camper trailers, truck campers, motor homes, or other similar vehicles but does not
include a mobile home.
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Renewable Energy System: means a device or collection of devices that generates thermal
energy or electrical power from renewable energy sources including, but not limited to, solar
radiation, wind, geothermal energy, or biomass. This includes associated components such as
photovoltaic panels, solar thermal collectors, turbines, ground or air source heat pumps,
inverters, mounting structures, and transmission equipment, typically accessory to a
principal use on the same lot.
Restaurant, Standard: means a premises where food and beverages are primarily prepared
and offered for consumption on the premises, typically involving service to seated patrons. Any
take-out service is accessory, and it may include an associated outdoor patio or licensed
establishment component but does not include an associated drive-through facility.
Restaurant, Take-Out: means a premises where food and beverages are primarily prepared
for consumption off the premises, and which typically has limited or no seating area designed
primarily for patrons consuming meals on the premises. This use may include an associated
drive-through facility where permitted.
Retail Store: means premises where merchandise is offered or kept for sale or rental directly
to the public and includes a convenience store.
Retirement Home: means a building or part of a building that is a retirement home as
defined in the Retirement Homes Act, 2010.
Roof, Flat: means a roof having a slope of less than 1:10.
Roof, Peaked: means a roof having a slope of 1:10 or greater.
Rooftop Terrace: means an outdoor space located on the roof of a building which is
improved and intended for use as private or common amenity area.
S
School: means a premises used primarily for elementary or secondary academic instruction
that meets the requirements of the Education Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. E.2, as amended, and any
accessory uses such as school board administrative uses. This includes public schools
and private schools offering curriculum approved by the Province of Ontario, but does not
include a school, commercial or school, post-secondary.
School Board Administrative Uses: means non-instructional, office uses that support the
operation of a district school board as defined under the Education Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. E.2,
as amended.
School, Commercial: means premises used for providing private instruction or training in a
particular skill, trade, art, or subject, operated primarily for profit or gain. Examples may
include, but are not limited to, schools for business, computer training, driving, language,
music, dance, or arts & crafts, but does not include a school, school, post-secondary, or
fitness centre.
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School, Post-Secondary: means premises used for post-secondary education and
instruction, such as a university or a college of applied arts and technology, authorized by the
Province of Ontario to grant degrees, diplomas, or certificates, and may include associated
research facilities, student residences, and other accessory uses.
Setback: means the horizontal distance between a lot line or other specified boundary, and
the nearest point of any building or structure on the lot, measured perpendicular to the lot
line or boundary.
Shipping Container: means a standardized, reusable container designed for the transport of
goods by one or more modes of transportation (such as ship, rail, or truck), and may be used
for accessory storage or other purposes as permitted by this By-law but does not include a
building, structure, or vehicle otherwise defined or regulated.
Stepback: means the horizontal recess of an exterior wall of a building from the exterior wall
of the storey(s) immediately below.
Storage Yard: means an outdoor area on a lot used primarily for the keeping or storage of
goods, materials, equipment, or vehicles. Examples include, but are not limited to, storage for
construction supplies, landscaping materials, road maintenance materials, shipping
containers, contractor's equipment, motor vehicles (including salvage or impound yards
where permitted), recreational vehicles, or utility trailers. A storage yard may include an
accessory maintenance or repair facility related to the stored items, but does not include a
parking lot, loading space, or areas used primarily for retail display.
Storey: means that portion of a building included between the surface of any floor and the
surface of the floor next above it, or if there is no floor above it, then the space between the
surface of such floor and the ceiling or roof above it, but does not include a basement, attic
primarily used for insulation or mechanical systems, mezzanine, or mechanical penthouse.
Storey, First: means the lowermost storey of a building having its ceiling 1.8 metres or more
above established grade of the front wall of the building. In the case of an accessory
building containing an additional residential unit - detached, first storey shall mean the
lower most storey having its ceiling 1.8 metres or more above the grade of the accessory
building.
Street / Road: means a public street/road or private street/road.
Street Line: means a lot line dividing a lot from a street and is the limit of the street
allowance.
Structure: means anything that is constructed, erected, or placed on land, or affixed to
something located on land, requiring a fixed location on the ground or attachment to
something having a fixed location on the ground, but specifically excludes: (a) Signs; (b)
fences; (c) swimming pools and hot tubs; (d) platforms or patios with a floor height less
than 0.6 metres above adjacent grade; (e) walkways, driveways, sports courts, and similar
surfaces constructed essentially at grade; (f) minor accessory landscape, recreational or
decorative elements such as residential play equipment, planters, flagpoles, or garden
ornaments; (g) retaining walls having an exposed height less than 1.0 metre; and (h)
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components of a utility installation such as individual poles, lines, pipes, or pedestals located
within a public right-of-way or registered easement.
Swimming Pool: means any privately-owned outdoor tank or body of water used or which is
intended to be used and maintained for swimming or display purposes and which has a
maximum depth of water greater than 0.6 metres, other than a natural body of water or
stream.
T
Tall Building: means a building twelve storeys or higher.
Tandem Parking Space: means a parking space that can only be accessed by passing
through another parking space from a street, lane or driveway.
Temporary Sales Office: means a temporary building, structure, or portion thereof (which
may include part of a model home or its garage), used exclusively for the initial marketing,
sale, or leasing of lots or units within an approved plan of subdivision, plan of condominium,
or site plan development, and permitted only for a limited duration as specified elsewhere in
this By-law.
Tower: means that portion of a tall building located vertically above a podium, generally
characterized by a smaller tower floor plate than the podium.
Tower Floor Plate: means the gross floor area of any individual storey located within the
tower portion of a building.
Tower Separation Distance: means the minimum required horizontal distance between the
exterior faces of the tower portions of buildings. This distance shall be measured between
towers located on the same lot, and between a tower on one lot and a tower on an adjacent
lot. For the purpose of measuring tower separation distance, permitted projections such as
balconies shall not be included.
Townhouse Building: means a building containing four or more dwelling units, each
divided from the others primarily by vertical common walls extending generally from
foundation to roof, and each dwelling unit having an independent exterior entrance
accessible directly from the ground level.
Townhouse, Block: means a townhouse building where all dwelling units are located on
one lot and may share common vehicular access to a public street, but shall not include a
street townhouse.
Townhouse, Back-to-Back: means a townhouse building in which dwelling units are
attached side-by-side and back-to-back by common walls, including a common rear wall,
such that individual units do not have a rear yard, and where each unit has an independent
entrance from the outside.
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Townhouse, Rear Lane: means a townhouse building where each individual dwelling unit
is situated on its own legally conveyable lot or parcel of tied land and is accessed by a rear
lane, with garages or parking spaces located at the rear of the lot. A rear lane townhouse
may contain one or more additional residential units where permitted by this By-law.
Townhouse, Podium: means a dwelling unit constructed in a townhouse form, typically
having direct exterior access from the ground level or from a courtyard, located within the
podium of a mid-rise building or tall building.
Townhouse, Stacked: means a townhouse building in which dwelling units are placed
over or under other units, such that individual units are separated from each other both
vertically (by common floor/ceiling assemblies) and horizontally (by common walls), and
where each unit has an independent exterior entrance accessible from the ground level (which
may include via an exterior or common interior stair).
Townhouse, Stacked Back-to-Back: means a stacked townhouse where dwelling units
also share a common rear wall.
Townhouse, Street: means a townhouse building where each individual dwelling unit is
situated on its own legally conveyable lot or parcel of tied land having lot frontage on a
public street or private street. A street townhouse may contain one or more additional
residential units where permitted by this By-law.
U
Unitary Equipment: means standalone equipment including central air conditioning units,
heat pumps, pool equipment, residential generators and gas metres.
Unit Width: means the horizontal distance across the front of an individual unit measured
from one side wall to the other, parallel to the street or main access. Where units share walls
with adjacent units, unit width is the horizontal distance measured from the middle of one
shared wall to the middle of the other shared wall.
Upper Building: means the portion of a mid-rise building located vertically above the
podium.
Use: means: (a) when used as a noun, the purpose for which land, a building, or a structure
is designed, arranged, intended, occupied, or maintained; and (b) when used as a verb ("to
use" or "using"), the act of utilizing land, a building, or a structure for a purpose.
Utility: means a water supply, storm water or wastewater system, gas or oil pipeline, electricity
generation facilities and transmission and distribution systems including renewable energy
systems and district energy systems for electricity, heating and/or cooling, the generation,
transmission and distribution of steam or hot water, towers, communication or
telecommunication facilities and other cabled services, a public transit or transportation
system, licensed broadcasting receiving and transmitting facilities, or any other similar works
or systems necessary to the public interest, but does not include a new sanitary landfill site,
incineration facilities or large-scale packer and/or recycling plants or similar uses.
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Utility Installation: means the buildings, structures, equipment, lines, pipes, towers, poles,
pedestals, or other physical works used to provide a utility service. This includes but is not
limited to facilities associated with water supply, wastewater systems, energy generation,
transmission, and distribution (including electrical, gas, district energy, renewable energy), or
communication/telecommunication systems, but excludes antenna systems.
Utility Trailer: means a vehicle designed to be towed by a motor vehicle for the purpose of
transporting or storage of goods, materials, equipment or livestock such as boat and
snowmobile trailers.
V
Visibility Triangle: means a triangular area of land required at the intersection of two public
streets or at the intersection of a driveway, lane, parking aisle, or other vehicular access
with a public street, for the purpose of preserving sight lines for vehicular traffic. The
boundary of a visibility triangle shall be defined by two intersecting property lines or access
lines and a straight line drawn between specified points along them.
W
Wall, Front: means the wall of a building above ground that contains the primary pedestrian
entrance.
Wall, Rear: means the wall of a building above ground that is opposite to the front wall.
Wall, Side: means the wall of a building above ground that is not a front wall or rear wall.
Walkway: means a surface treated area that provides pedestrian access to and from a
driveway, a street or condominium common element roadway, and a dwelling unit.
Watercourse: an open channel, ditch or depression, whether naturally or artificially created, in
which flow of water occurs either continuously or intermittently.
Window Well: means a recessed area at or below grade, between a below grade window
and the surrounding earth, and which is constructed adjacent to the foundation of the building
to permit light and air to the below-grade window.
Y
Yard: means an area extending from the lowest level below grade to the sky, open and
uncovered, appurtenant to a building and unoccupied by any building, except as specifically
permitted in this By-law. In determining yard measurements, the minimum horizontal distance
from the respective lot lines to the nearest wall of a building above or below grade shall be
used.
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Yard, Exterior Side: means a yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard between
an exterior side lot line and the nearest wall of any principal building on the lot.
Yard, Front: means a yard extending across the full width of the lot between the front lot line
and the nearest wall of the principal building located on the lot.
Yard, Interior Side: means a yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard between an
interior side lot line and the nearest wall of any principal building on the lot.
Yard, Rear: means a yard extending across the full width of the lot between the rear lot line
and the nearest wall of the principal building located on the lot.
Z
Zone: means a specific category of permitted land uses, lot standards, and building
regulations established by this By-law, applicable to defined areas of land as delineated on the
schedules forming part of this By-law.
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Part 5: General Provisions
5.1 Accessory Uses
Where this By-law provides that land may be used or a building or structure may be
erected and used for a permitted use, that use shall include any accessory use
provided:
a)
the accessory use is located on the same lot;
b)
the gross floor area of the accessory use is less than 50% of the gross floor
area of the principal use;
c)
except for home occupations, where the accessory use is located within the
principal building, customer/client access to the accessory use shall be provided
from the principal building interior only.
5.2 Accessory Buildings and Accessory Structures
The erection, alteration, enlargement, maintenance and use of accessory buildings or
structures shall comply with the regulations of the applicable zone, except as otherwise
provided for in this section.
a)
An accessory building or structure shall not be used for habitation except as an
additional residential unit - detached in accordance with Section 5.14.
b)
An accessory building or structure shall not be located within a front yard or
required exterior side yard.
c)
The floor area of each accessory building or structure in a residential zone shall
count towards the maximum lot coverage requirements of the zone and shall not
exceed 10% of the lot area, except when approved as an additional residential
unit - detached.
d)
Accessory buildings and structures in a residential zone shall be subject to the
regulations of Table 1:
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Table 1: Setback, Overhang and Height Requirements for Accessory Buildings
and Structures
Setbacks, Overhang and Heights
Requirement
Minimum setback to the rear lot line
0.6 m
Minimum setback to the interior side lot line
0.6 m
Minimum setback to the exterior side lot line
Same as minimum required
exterior side yard for the
principal building
Maximum roof overhang from a wall or post
0.5 m
Maximum building height (peaked roof)
4.6 m
Maximum building height (flat roof)
3.5 m
5.3 Garbage, Refuse and Storage
a)
No garbage or refuse shall be stored on any lot in a residential zone except within
the building or structure on such lot or in a container in the interior side yard or
rear yard of such lot.
b)
A dumpster or garbage container shall be regulated in the same manner as an
accessory building or structure in accordance with Section 5.2.
c)
Garbage containers for a detached dwelling, semi-detached dwelling, additional
residential unit, street townhouse, and rear lane townhouse are exempt from
the regulations of Section 5.3 when an individual container is less than 1 cubic
metre in size.
d)
Notwithstanding Section 5.2 d), a building or structure for the storage of garbage
shall comply with the following regulations:
i)
Shall not be located in a required landscaped open space.
ii)
Shall not be located in a front or exterior side yard.
iii)
Minimum setback from a rear lot line: 1 metre
iv)
Minimum setback from an interior side lot line: 1 metre
v)
Minimum setback from an LN1 to LN7 zone: 15 metres
vi)
Maximum height: 3.7 metres
vii)
Shall not be located in any required parking space or obstruct any required
parking aisle.
5.4 Balconies, Decks, Residential Patios, and Porches
a)
A balcony, deck, residential patio or porch is permitted in all residential zones.
b)
A porch is not permitted above the first storey.
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c)
Balconies and decks located above the first storey and adjoining a wall facing the
interior side yard or rear yard are not permitted in the LN1 to LN7 zones outside
the following areas:
i)
Alton Community (lands bounded by Highway 407 to the north, Appleby Line to
the east, and Dundas Street to the south); and
ii) Orchard Community (lands bounded by Upper Middle Road to the south, Bronte
Creek Valley to the east, Dundas Street and the CN rail line to the north, and
Appleby Line to the west).
d)
Additional regulations for a balcony, deck, or porch with a platform less than or
equal to 1.2 metres above grade:
i) Maximum 2 metres encroachment into a required front yard or exterior side
yard.
ii) Maximum 1 metre encroachment into a required interior side yard.
iii) Minimum setback from front lot line:
1.5 metres
iv) Minimum setback from exterior side lot line:
1.5 metres
v) Minimum setback from interior side lot line:
0.6 metres
vi) Minimum setback of a deck from rear lot line:
1.8 metres
vii) Maximum 2 metre encroachment into a required rear yard for a porch or a
balcony.
viii) Where a side lot line extends from a common wall dividing attached dwelling
units the interior side yard setback shall not apply.
e)
Additional regulations for a balcony, deck, or porch with a platform more than 1.2
metres above grade, but not above the first storey:
i)
Maximum 2 metres encroachment into a required front yard or exterior side
yard.
ii) Minimum setback from front lot line:
1.5 metres
iii) Minimum setback from exterior side lot line:
1.5 metres
iv) Minimum setback from interior side lot line:
Principal building setback
v) Minimum setback from rear lot line:
4.5 metres
vi) Maximum 2 metre encroachment into a required rear yard for a porch or a
balcony.
f)
Additional regulations for balconies, and decks above the first storey:
i)
Subject to principal building setbacks, except that a balcony or deck with a
width of 3 metres or less may encroach 1.5 metres maximum into a required
front yard, rear yard, or exterior side yard. The width of a balcony or deck is
measured along the exterior wall to which it is adjoined.
ii) Maximum projection from exterior wall: 3 metres.
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Note: The regulations in this section do not apply to basements under a deck,
residential patio, or porch. Basements are subject to regulations applying to
buildings, including minimum yards and setbacks.
5.5 Fencing and Privacy Screens
a)
For a fence located on the common lot line between a non-residential use and
a residential use, the maximum fence height shall be 3 metres.
b)
For all residential uses the following regulations apply:
i)
Maximum fence height: 2.5 metres.
ii)
Within a front yard, maximum fence height shall be 1.2 metres within 3
metres of a front lot line.
iii) Notwithstanding ii) above, where a front yard abuts the rear yard of a
corner lot the maximum fence height shall be 2.5 metres along the
common lot line within 3 metres of a front lot line.
iv) For a townhouse building, the maximum fence height shall be 1.2 m
within 3 metres of a lot line abutting a public street.
v)
Fencing for the purpose of enclosing a sport court is permitted to a
maximum height of 3 metres.
c)
Fence height shall be measured vertically from grade, exclusive of any artificial
embankment, to the highest point of each 3 metres section of fence, excluding
decorative post caps.
d)
Where the grade elevations along the fence vary, maximum fence height may
be increased by 0.3 metres provided that the lowest height of the same 3 metre
fence section does not exceed the maximum permitted height.
e)
Privacy screens are permitted on all porches, decks and balconies to a
maximum height of 1.8 metres from the floor surface of the porch, deck or
balcony.
5.6 Swimming Pools
a)
A swimming pool shall be permitted as an accessory use to any residential
use, in accordance with the following regulations:
i) Not permitted in a front yard or required exterior side yard.
ii) On lots less than 12 meters wide, permitted in a rear yard only.
iii) Minimum setback from a lot line: 1.5 metres measured from the inside wall of
the swimming pool and 0.9 metres measured from the outside of any hard
landscaped open space.
iv) Notwithstanding iii) above, where the height of the swimming pool is greater
than 1.5 metres, the minimum setback from any lot line shall be 3 metres.
v) Maximum height of a swimming pool: 2 metres, measured from the lowest
point of grade at the perimeter of the swimming pool.
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vi) Notwithstanding v) above, the maximum height shall not apply to a swimming
pool that is located on a rooftop terrace of an apartment building.
b)
A hydro-massage pool or hot tub having a water surface area which is less than
8 square metres shall not be subject to the above regulations.
c)
A swimming pool shall maintain a minimum setback of 3.3 metres from a
pipeline right-of-way.
d)
Notwithstanding c) above, an in-ground swimming pool shall maintain a
minimum setback of 7.7 metres from a TransCanada Pipelines Limited (TCPL)
pipeline right-of-way.
e)
Any structure used to contain mechanical equipment that is accessory to the
operation of a swimming pool shall be considered an accessory building or
structure and subject to the general regulations for accessory buildings and
structures in Section 5.2.
5.7 Trailers, Recreational Vehicles and Commercial Vehicles
a)
The following regulations apply to parking of trailers and recreational vehicles
in all residential zones:
i)
Any recreational vehicle, trailer, or any load thereon including a boat,
whether on or off a trailer or other supporting device, which does not
exceed a height of 2 metres, may be parked or stored in any yard.
ii)
Any recreational vehicle, trailer, or any load thereon including a boat,
whether on or off a trailer or other supporting device, which exceeds a
height of 2 metres, may be parked or stored in a rear yard or interior side
yard.
iii) Notwithstanding ii) above, the parking or storage of a recreational vehicle,
trailer, or any load thereon including a boat, whether on or off a trailer or
other supporting device, which exceeds a height of 3.6 metres, is
prohibited.
iv) Parking and storage of recreational vehicles and trailers is not permitted
within a visibility triangle or a required landscaped open space area.
b)
The parking of a maximum of one commercial vehicle shall be permitted in a
residential zone subject to the following regulations:
i)
The parking of a commercial vehicle shall only be permitted in a private
garage or driveway.
ii)
Where parked in a driveway, the commercial vehicle, including any
attached equipment or accessories, shall not exceed 6 metres in length and
2.3 metres in height.
iii) A commercial vehicle in excess of the dimensions in ii) above shall only
be permitted within a fully enclosed private garage.
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iv) The minimum number of required parking spaces shall not be occupied or
otherwise obstructed by the parking of a commercial vehicle.
5.8 Visibility Triangles
a)
At every street intersection, a 6 metre x 6 metre visibility triangle shall be
provided.
b)
At every driveway, lane, parking aisle or other vehicular access intersecting a
street, 3 metres x 3 metres visibility triangles shall be provided.
c)
Within a visibility triangle, buildings, structures, solid fencing, mechanical
equipment and landscaping shall not exceed a height of 1 metre above the
elevation of the street pavement measured at the centre point of intersecting
streets.
d)
Notwithstanding c) above, the maximum height shall not apply to one private or
municipal deciduous tree located within a visibility triangle.
5.9 Encroachments and Projections
a)
Every part of a required yard shall be unobstructed except for the
encroachments or projections permitted in this By-law.
b)
Exterior recladding of a building may project a maximum of 0.05 metres from
the wall of the existing building.
c)
A chimney; pilaster; belt course; sill; lintel; cornice; window box; ornamental
projection:
i) May encroach a maximum of 0.5 metres into a required interior side yard and
1 metre into any other yard.
ii) Shall maintain a minimum 0.6 metre setback from any lot line.
d)
Roof overhangs:
i) May encroach a maximum of 1 metre into any required yard.
ii) Shall maintain a minimum 0.3 metre setback from any lot line.
iii) Eavestroughs shall be included as part of the roof overhang.
e)
Exterior stairs, fire escape, basement walkout stair:
i) May encroach a maximum of 1.6 metres into a required rear yard.
ii) Shall maintain a minimum setback of 0.6 metres from any lot line.
f)
Window wells:
i) May encroach a maximum of 1 metre into any required yard.
ii) Shall maintain a minimum 0.6 metre setback from any lot line.
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g) Bay windows:
i) May encroach a maximum of 0.5 metres into a required interior side yard and
1.6 metres into any other yard.
ii) Shall maintain a minimum 0.6 metre setback from any lot line.
iii) Maximum width for an encroaching bay window shall not exceed 3 metres.
iv) An encroaching bay window must have at least 30% of the surface area of the
projection as a window.
h) Roofed or unroofed loading dock:
i) Not permitted in a yard abutting an LN1 to LN7 zone.
ii) May encroach a maximum of 3 metres into a required rear yard.
iii) Shall maintain a minimum 3 metre setback from a rear lot line.
i)
An awning or canopy:
i) May encroach a maximum of 1 metre into any required yard.
ii) Shall maintain a minimum 0.3 metre setback from any lot line.
iii) In the HN zone, a canopy may project into a required front yard or exterior
side yard up to half the distance of the required yard.
5.10 Frontage on a Public Street
a)
Excepting lots of record and parcels of tied land, no building or structure
shall be constructed on a parcel of land which does not have frontage on a
public street.
b)
Section 5.10 a) above does not apply to a lot used for:
i)
a utility installation;
ii)
a cemetery;
iii) a conservation/natural area.
c)
Section 5.10 a) above shall not restrict the erection of any building on a lot in a
registered plan of subdivision where a subdivision agreement has been entered into
but the streets will not be assumed until the end of the maintenance period.
5.11 Home Occupation
A home occupation is permitted in all dwelling units, subject to the following
regulations:
a)
The gross floor area of the home occupation must be less than 50% of the
gross floor area dedicated to the dwelling unit.
b)
An integral private garage may be used for a home occupation, provided the
minimum number of required parking spaces is maintained.
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c)
Persons employed by the home occupation business shall be limited to
residents of the household from which the home occupation is conducted.
d)
Where the business involves classes for teaching or instructional purposes, the
maximum number of clients permitted at any one time shall be three.
e)
For pet grooming and pet training, a maximum of four pets are permitted within
a dwelling unit.
f)
The following uses and activities are not permitted:
i)
outside storage,
ii)
outside manufacturing or processing activities,
iii)
outside display and sales areas,
iv)
automotive related uses,
v)
small engine repair,
vi)
kennel,
vii)
standard restaurant and take-out restaurant,
viii) direct retail sales or customer merchandise pick up,
ix)
body-rub parlour, and
x)
nightclub.
5.12 Office Uses in Residential Zones
Office uses are permitted in a building constructed as a detached dwelling in all
residential zones as a principal use or in combination with one or more dwelling
units, provided the detached dwelling has existed on the lot for a minimum of 2
years, subject to the following regulations:
a)
Minimum lot width: 18 metres.
b)
The lot shall have a front or side lot line in common with a Major Arterial,
Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue, Main Street or Neighbourhood Connector
identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this By-law.
c)
Maximum number of office uses: 2.
d)
50% of the front yard shall be maintained as soft landscaped open space.
e)
25% of the rear yard and exterior side yard shall be maintained as landscaped
open space.
f)
Solid screen fencing with a minimum height of 2.5 metres shall be installed along a
rear lot line and along all side lot lines extending from the rear lot line to the
front wall of the dwelling.
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g)
Parking shall be located in a side or rear yard only.
h)
Where the lot abuts a residential use, any parking area or driveway shall
maintain a minimum setback of 6 metres from the rear lot line and 3 metres
along that portion of the side lot line which is located in the rear yard.
i)
Storage or display of merchandise, material or equipment is prohibited.
5.13 Uses Permitted in All Zones
a)
The following uses are permitted in all residential zones:
i)
Additional residential units subject to Section 5.14;
ii)
Schools subject to Section 5.15;
iii)
Long-term care facility and retirement home subject to Section 5.16;
iv)
Public and private hospitals subject to Section 5.17;
v)
Parks and open space subject to the requirements of the Parks and Open
Space Zones in the City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020;
vi)
Places of worship subject to Section 5.18;
vii)
Day care centre subject to Section 5.19;
viii)
Group home subject to Section 5.20;
ix)
Correctional facility subject to Section 5.21;
x)
Emergency shelter subject to Section 5.22;
xi)
Boarding house subject to Section 5.23;
xii)
Additional needs housing subject to Section 5.24;
xiii)
Utility subject to Section 5.25;
xiv) Community garden;
xv)
Agriculture use subject to Section 5.26;
xvi) Bed and breakfast subject to Section 5.27;
xvii) Model homes subject to Section 5.28;
xviii) Temporary sales offices subject to Section 5.29;
xix) Temporary buildings and structures for construction subject to Section 5.30;
xx)
Temporary storage and shipping containers subject to Section 5.32; and
xxi) Infrastructure.
Subject to compliance with any other regulations or standards which are generally
applicable and required elsewhere in this By-law or any other regulations or
standards specified for the use in this By-law.
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b)
The development of essential emergency services or institutional uses including
hospitals, long term care facilities, retirement homes, pre-schools, school
nurseries, day care centres, and schools, are only permitted outside of hazardous
lands and hazardous sites.
5.14 Additional Residential Units
a)
Up to three additional residential units are permitted on a parcel of urban
residential land in all residential zones where one detached dwelling, semi-
detached dwelling, street townhouse, or rear lane townhouse is permitted.
b)
Of the three additional residential units permitted in a) above, up to two are
permitted to be an additional residential unit - detached.
c)
A maximum of one accessory building containing additional residential units -
detached is permitted on a parcel of urban residential land.
d)
Additional residential units shall not be included in the calculation of minimum
number of visitor parking spaces.
e)
A 1.2 metre wide unobstructed pedestrian access shall be provided from the street
to the entrance of an additional residential unit - attached or additional
residential unit - detached located in the rear yard or interior side yard. A gate
may be constructed within the pedestrian access, but no projections shall be
permitted within the 1.2 metre width.
f)
Notwithstanding Sections 5.2 c) and d) of this By-law, an accessory building
containing an additional residential unit - detached shall be subject to the
regulations of Table 2 and as follows:
i)
Exterior stairs above the first storey are not permitted to project into the front
yard, exterior side yard or the required interior side yard.
ii)
Decks and balconies above the first storey of the accessory building and
rooftop common amenity areas or private amenity areas are not permitted
on or attached to an accessory building containing an additional residential
unit - detached.
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Table 2: Provisions for Accessory Buildings Containing an Additional Residential
Unit - Detached
Accessory Building containing an
Additional Residential Unit -
Detached
Maximum gross floor area
80 m2 except in the LN5 and LN6
zones, the maximum gross floor
area is 15% of the lot area.
Minimum setback from an interior
side lot line or rear lot line
1.2 m, except 3 m for the portion of
the accessory building that is
greater than 4.6 m in height for a
peaked roof or 3.5 m in height for a
flat roof.
Minimum setback to the exterior
side lot line
Same as minimum required exterior
side yard for the principal
building.
Maximum height
7 m for a peaked roof
6 m for a flat roof
Maximum roof overhang from a wall
or post
0.5 m
g)
A minimum separation distance of 4 metres shall be provided from an additional
residential unit - detached and a principal building located on the same parcel
of urban residential land.
5.15 Schools
The following regulations apply to schools and post-secondary schools:
a)
Minimum lot frontage: 45 metres.
b)
For post-secondary schools, the lot shall abut a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose
Arterial, Urban Avenue or Main Street identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this
By-law.
c)
Minimum setback from any street line: 3 metres.
d)
Maximum setback from a street line in an LN1 zone: 6 metres.
e)
Minimum interior side yard: 3 metres plus an additional 3 metres where the
yard is adjacent to an LN1 to LN7 zone, except the minimum interior side
yard for a portable shall be 3 metres.
f)
Minimum rear yard: 7.5 metres plus an additional 1.5 metres for a building
greater than 11.25 metres in height.
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g)
Notwithstanding the yard requirements in Section 5.2, the yard requirements
for portables shall comply with the regulations of this section.
h)
Notwithstanding Section 5.2, seasonal sports domes are permitted on a
secondary school or post-secondary school site, subject to the minimum
setback and maximum building height regulations of Section 5.15 of this By-
law.
i)
The maximum building height: 15 metres; 25 metres for a seasonal sports
dome.
j)
Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
k)
School board administrative uses are permitted in a building constructed as
a school in all residential zones as a principal use, provided the building has
existed on the lot for a minimum of 2 years, and the lot has a front or side lot
line in common with a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue,
Main Street, Neighbourhood Connector or Industrial Connector as identified on
Schedule B in Part 10 of this By-law.
l)
Where a school site consists of multiple lots, the school site shall be
considered one lot for the purposes of this By-law.
5.16 Long-Term Care Facility and Retirement Home
The following regulations apply to a long-term care facility and retirement home:
a)
The lot shall abut a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue, Main
Street, or Neighbourhood Connector identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this
By-law.
b)
Minimum lot frontage: 30 metres.
c)
Minimum lot area: 900 square metres.
d)
Minimum front yard: 7.5 metres.
e)
Minimum rear yard: 9 metres.
f)
Minimum interior side yard: 3 metres plus an additional 3 metres where the
yard is adjacent to an LN1 to LN7 zone.
g)
Minimum exterior side yard: 6 metres.
h)
Maximum building height: 15 metres.
i)
Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
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5.17 Public and Private Hospitals
The following regulations apply to public and private hospitals:
a)
Maximum lot frontage: 30 metres.
b)
The lot shall abut a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue, Main
Street, or Neighbourhood Connector identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this
By-law.
c)
Minimum setback from any street line: 3 metres.
d)
Minimum setback from all other lot lines: 15 metres.
e)
Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
5.18 Places of Worship
The following regulations apply to a place of worship:
a)
Includes an attached or detached manse, an accessory dwelling unit for a
watchman and any other associated buildings located on the same property.
b)
Minimum lot frontage: 30 metres.
c)
The lot shall abut a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue, Main
Street, or Neighbourhood Connector identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this
By-law.
d)
Minimum setback from any lot lines or street line: 15 metres.
e)
Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
5.19 Day Care Centre
a)
The following regulations apply to a day care centre:
i)
Minimum lot frontage: 15 metres.
ii) Shall provide services to more than 5 children or adults.
iii) Shall not provide for overnight accommodation to those being cared for.
iv) Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
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v) The lot shall abut a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue,
Main Street, or Neighbourhood Connector, as identified on Schedule B in
Part 10 of this By-law.
vi) Within the LN1 to LN7 zones, the maximum gross floor area shall be 300
square metres.
vii) Sections 5.19 a) v) and vi) shall not apply to a day care centre on a school
site or within a school building.
b)
For all other lot and building requirements, the following shall apply:
i)
within the LN1 to LN7 zones, the regulations for detached dwellings in the
respective zone.
ii) within the LN8 or HN zones, the regulations for detached dwellings in the LN1
zone.
iii) Notwithstanding ii), a day care centre contained within an apartment building
in the LN8 or HN zones shall be subject to the regulations for apartment
buildings in the respective zone.
iv) A day care centre is also permitted in conjunction with a school or place of
worship where it will be subject to the setback requirements for a school or
place of worship.
5.20 Group Home
The following regulations apply to a group home:
a)
Minimum lot frontage: 15 metres.
b)
In apartment buildings over 3 storeys, one group home is permitted for every 30
dwelling units and subject to one group home per floor.
c)
The minimum private amenity area for any group home is 12 square metres for
each resident, including live-in staff or receiving family.
d)
Any private amenity area shall be located in the rear yard.
e)
For all other lot and building requirements, the respective zone regulations for
detached dwellings and apartment buildings shall apply.
5.21 Correctional Facility
The following regulations apply to a correctional facility:
a)
Minimum lot frontage: 15 metres.
b)
Minimum lot area: 500 square metres.
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c)
Maximum lot coverage: 35%.
d)
The lot shall abut a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, or Urban Avenue as
identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this By-law.
e)
Minimum setback from any street line: 3 metres.
f)
Minimum setback from all other lot lines: 15 metres.
g)
Maximum building height: 10 metres for a peaked roof or 7.5 metres for a flat
roof.
h)
Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
5.22 Emergency Shelter
The following regulations apply to an emergency shelter:
a)
Minimum lot frontage: 30 metres.
b)
Minimum setback from any street line: 3 metres.
c)
Minimum setback from all other lot lines: 15 metres.
d)
Parking is not permitted within 3 metres of a residential use in a residential
zone.
e)
The maximum number of beds permitted in an emergency shelter is 20.
f)
For all other lot and building requirements, the respective zone regulations for
a detached dwelling shall apply.
5.23 Boarding House
The following regulations apply to a boarding house:
a)
Minimum lot frontage: 18 metres.
b)
The maximum number of beds permitted in a boarding house is 10.
c)
For all other lot and building requirements, the respective zone regulations for
a detached dwelling shall apply.
5.24 Additional Needs Housing
a)
A long-term care facility shall be subject to the regulations of Section 5.16.
b)
Other additional needs housing shall be permitted in any permitted housing
form and subject to the regulations for the housing form in the respective zone.
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5.25 Utility
Any building containing a utility installation must comply with zone regulations for a
detached dwelling in the LN1 to LN7 zones, and in the LN8 and HN zones, the
respective zone requirements for detached dwellings in the LN1 zone shall apply.
5.26 Agricultural Uses
a)
Livestock operations, greenhouses, and outdoor cannabis production facilities
are not permitted in a residential zone.
b)
A minimum setback of 15 metres from a street line or lot line is required for all
buildings excluding a dwelling which shall be subject to the regulations of the
respective zone.
5.27 Bed and Breakfast
A bed and breakfast is permitted in a detached dwelling subject to the following
regulations:
a)
Minimum lot frontage: 18 metres.
b)
A maximum of three guest rooms or suites.
c)
No one other than a resident of the dwelling may be employed or have their
services retained in the operation of the bed and breakfast.
d)
Meals shall be provided to the guests of the bed and breakfast only.
5.28 Model Homes
Model homes are permitted on lands that have received draft plan of subdivision or
condominium approval for residential purposes, subject to the following regulations:
a)
The number of model homes does not exceed 10 units or 10% of the dwelling
units draft approved in the plan of subdivision or condominium whichever is the
lesser.
b)
The model home is built within a lot defined by the draft approved plan of
subdivision or condominium.
c)
The model home complies with all other requirements of this By-law for the
applicable type of dwelling unit with the exception of the parking requirements.
5.29 Temporary Sales Offices
a)
The temporary sales office is located in the plan of subdivision, condominium, or
site plan where the lots or units are being sold or leased.
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b)
The temporary sales office shall not be permitted until an applicable plan of
subdivision, condominium, or site plan control has received draft plan approval.
c)
The temporary sales office shall only be permitted for such period that work within
a relevant plan of subdivision, condominium, or site plan remains in progress,
having not been finished or discontinued for 60 days.
d)
The temporary sales office shall comply with the minimum yards for the
applicable zone.
5.30 Temporary Building and Structures for Construction
a)
Temporary buildings and structures, including a shipping container, normal and
incidental to construction shall be permitted in all zones, provided that a valid
building permit has been issued by the City of Burlington where a building permit
is required, and that these uses shall only be permitted so long as the same are
necessary for any work in progress which has been neither finished nor abandoned.
b)
Temporary buildings and structures shall be removed from the site within 60
days of final building permit inspection.
5.31 Tents and Temporary Structures
a)
The use of temporary structures, tents, trailers or recreational vehicles for
human habitation, business, storage of merchandise or other purposes, is
prohibited except:
i)
Tents may be used for children's play, excluding camps.
ii)
Tents maybe be used by the operators of a circus, carnival or carousel for
a maximum period of 14 days.
iii)
Tents or trailers may be used for a special occasion or special sale of
goods or merchandise in conjunction with a permitted use, for a
maximum of 30 days in a calendar year.
iv)
One tent may be used for the seasonal sale of flowers, plants, shrubs,
trees and other garden materials and landscape products, provided the
zoning of the property permits the sale of these items, for a maximum
period of 90 days and limited to one occasion in a 12 month period.
v)
Temporary stages and other structures for entertainment purposes shall
be permitted for a maximum period of 10 days.
vi)
The temporary structure, tent, trailer or recreational vehicle shall be set
back a minimum of 3 metres from a street line and shall not be located
within a required landscaped open space.
5.32 Temporary Storage and Shipping Containers
a)
A movable storage structure or a shipping container may be permitted in a
driveway of a residential property for a period not exceeding 30 days in any
given calendar year, provided that:
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i)
the movable storage or shipping container is not located within or
blocking access to a required parking space.
ii)
the movable storage or shipping container is set back a minimum of 0.6
metres from a street line.
iii)
it does not exceed a maximum height of 3 metres and a maximum length
of 6.1 metres.
b)
In no case shall a movable storage structure or shipping container encroach
onto a public sidewalk, or a public right-of-way, or create a site line obstruction.
5.33 Number of Buildings Per Lot
No more than one building shall be located on a lot in a LN1 to LN7 zone, with the
exception of an accessory building or structure or an additional residential unit -
detached as specifically permitted in this By-law, or on school sites.
5.34 Availability of Municipal Services and Utilities
No land shall be built upon and no building or structure shall be erected or expanded for
any purpose unless municipal services and utilities including sanitary sewers, storm
sewers and drains, water mains, electric power lines and roads are available and
adequate.
5.35 Outdoor Patios
An outdoor patio is not permitted in a residential zone.
5.36 Kennels
A kennel is not permitted in a residential zone.
5.37 Exceptions to Height Provisions
The height restrictions of this By-law shall not apply to:
a) an antenna, antenna system, or mast (when attached to or on a building)
b) a chimney or smokestack
c) a spire or steeple on a place of worship
d) clock tower, bell tower, belfry, or church tower
e) ornamental architectural features such as, but not limited to, cupolas and finials
f) an electrical power transmission tower or line and related apparatus
g) rooftop mechanical equipment and mechanical penthouse (subject to Section 5.38)
h) a light standard, including outdoor sports field lighting facilities
i)
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j)
a Federally regulated and authorized telecommunications tower
k) a water tower
l)
a weathervane, lightning rod or other weather device
m) storage tank
n) roof top solar panel (subject to Section 5.39)
o) a required fire wall extending above the top of the roof of a building
p) buildings and structures that are accessory to a permitted agricultural use,
provided that the building or accessory structure is not used for human habitation.
q) roof top access to a rooftop terrace provided that:
i)
the feature must be set back a distance equal to its height from the exterior front
wall and exterior rear wall;
ii) the maximum total area for the feature is 10.5 square metres;
iii) the maximum projection for eaves beyond the exterior walls of the feature is 0.6
metres; and
iv) the maximum height to the eaves of the roof top access is 3 metres.
5.38 Mechanical Equipment including Roof Top Mechanicals
a) Roof top mechanical equipment:
i)
Shall have a minimum setback of 5 metres from the building edge.
ii) Notwithstanding i) above, shall have a minimum setback of 1.5 metres from the
building edge provided it is enclosed on four sides and screened with solid
screening equal to the height of rooftop mechanical unit.
iii) A mechanical penthouse, including any appurtenances thereto shall not exceed 6
metres above the maximum building height.
iv) Rooftop mechanical equipment, including any appurtenances thereto shall not
exceed 2 metres above the maximum building height.
b) Unitary equipment not located on a rooftop shall be subject to the following
regulations:
i)
Permitted in all yards.
ii) Minimum interior side yard, exterior side yard and rear yard: 0.6 metres.
iii) When located in the front yard, shall be no further than 1.5 metres from the front
wall of the principal building.
5.39 Roof Top Solar Panels
a)
Rooftop solar panels that exceed a height of 0.9 metres above the roof upon which it
is located shall be set back a minimum of 5 metres from all edges of a roof.
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b)
Notwithstanding a) above, rooftop solar panels shall not exceed a height of 2 metres
above the roof upon which it is located.
5.40 Structures Related to Below-grade Parking
Notwithstanding any other requirement of this By-law, air ventilation shafts or an access
staircase, shall be permitted anywhere on the same lot as the parking structure is
located, subject to the following regulations:
a)
Shall not be located in a required front yard or exterior side
yard.
b)
Shall have a minimum setback of 3 metres from any lot line.
5.41 General Landscaping Provisions
a)
To qualify for any minimum landscaped open space or soft landscaped open
space requirement of this By-law, an individual area of landscaping provided on a
lot shall contain an area with minimum dimensions of 3 metres by 3 metres and may
include additional area of lesser dimensions provided the additional area is
contiguous to the 3 metres by 3 metres area.
b)
Required soft landscaped open space shall abut the front lot line.
c)
Landscaping provided on the roof of a building shall be included in the calculation
of required landscaped open space on the lot, provided it meets the requirements
of a) above and has a minimum soil depth of 1 metre.
5.42 Exterior Barrier-Free Accessibility Ramp
An exterior unenclosed ramp to provide a barrier-free path of travel to a building or
structure as may be required under the Ontario Building Code Act or Accessibility for
Ontarians with Disabilities Act shall be exempt from the provisions of this By-law except for
the following requirements:
a)
Setback from a front lot line: 0.5 metres.
b)
Setback from a side lot line abutting a street: 0.5 metres.
c)
Setback from all other lot lines: 1 metre.
5.43 Setback Abutting Creek Blocks and Other Zones
a)
Notwithstanding the other regulations of this By-law, all buildings and
structures shall maintain the following setbacks from lands zoned O2 or O3 in
the following maps of the City of Burlington Zoning By-law 2020:
i)
15 metres from an O2 or O3 zone on Zoning Maps 1-W and 1-E north of
Plains Road West;
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ii)
3 metres if creek block includes a 3 metres buffer from limit of the
floodplain and erosion hazards; and,
iii)
7.5 metres from an O2 or O3 zone on all other Zoning Maps except
Zoning Maps 25, 30 and 29.
b)
The above setbacks may be reduced to the applicable setback requirement
contained in the base zoning, provided the approval of the City and, in the case
of lands located within Conservation Halton's regulated area, the approval of
Conservation Halton is obtained.
5.44 Setback from a Watercourse
Every building, including accessory buildings 15 square metres in size or greater,
and parking lots shall maintain a minimum setback of 6 metres from the greater of
the limit of the floodplain, meander belt, or stable top-of-bank of any watercourse
which is not within a creek block, unless a reduced setback is specifically permitted
by Conservation Halton or, in the case of a watercourse not regulated by
Conservation Halton.
5.45 Setback from a Pipeline Right-of-Way
a)
Every building and accessory building shall maintain a minimum setback of
7.7 metres from a pipeline right-of-way.
b)
Accessory structures shall maintain a minimum setback of 3.3 metres from
the pipeline right-of-way.
c)
Notwithstanding a) above, every building and accessory building shall
maintain a minimum setback of 11 metres from the Trans-Northern Pipeline Inc.
pipeline right-of-way, unless a reduced setback is specifically permitted by the
pipeline company.
d)
Notwithstanding b) above, every structure, parking area, parking lot, or
loading area, including any parking spaces, loading spaces, stacking spaces,
and any associated parking aisle or driveway shall maintain a minimum
setback of 7.7 metres from the TransCanada PipeLines Limited (TCPL)
pipeline right-of-way.
5.46 Setback from a Highway Corridor
Notwithstanding any other provision of this By-law, all buildings and structures and the
following features shall have a minimum setback of 14 metres from the lot line abutting
the boundary of Highway 403, Highway 407 and the Queen Elizabeth Way:
a)
Any required parking area, parking lot or loading area, including any required
parking space, loading space, stacking space, or bicycle parking space, and any
associated parking aisle or driveway;
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b)
A required amenity area; and
c)
A stormwater management facility.
5.47 Setback from a Railway Right-of-Way
Notwithstanding any other regulations in this By-law, all outdoor amenity areas and
buildings and structures containing a dwelling unit, community centre, place of
worship, day care centre, school, post-secondary school, hospital, long-term care
facility, retirement home, group home, correctional facility, emergency shelter
and boarding house shall be located no closer than 30 metres from any railway
corridor.
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Part 6: Parking and Loading
6.1 Off-Street Parking and Loading Space Requirements
a)
Whenever a new development occurs or whenever a development is
enlarged, extended or increased in capacity, in accordance with this By-law, off-
street vehicle parking spaces shall be provided and maintained.
b)
Any parking space, accessible parking space, bicycle parking space, and
loading space requirements of this By-law shall be provided for and located on the
same lot as the use for which the parking is required.
c)
The number of parking spaces required for permitted uses in all zones shall
be in accordance with Table 3, unless otherwise specified in the respective
zones. Where more than one use specified in Table 3 is provided on the same
lot or in the same building, the parking spaces required shall be in respect of
each use.
d)
For developments containing 11 dwelling units or more, a minimum of one
electric vehicle parking space shall be provided. If the electric vehicle
parking space is provided as a visitor parking space, it shall not count towards
meeting the minimum number of visitor parking spaces or accessible parking
spaces required in Table 3 or Section 6.1 of this By-law, respectively.
Table 3: Off-Street Parking Standards
Use
Minimum Parking Standard
Cluster Home
Detached Dwelling
Semi-Detached Dwelling
2 parking spaces per unit;
If on a parcel of tied land fronting onto a common
element condominium road:
1.5 parking spaces per unit where 1 parking space
shall be located on the parcel of tied land and 0.5
parking spaces per unit for visitor parking shall be
located within the common element condominium
block which contains the condominium roadway.
Street Townhouse, Rear Lane
Townhouse
2 parking spaces per unit
Block Townhouse
2 parking spaces per unit, 0.25 visitor parking
spaces per unit
Stacked Townhouse
Stacked Back-to-Back Townhouse
1 parking space per unit, 0.25 visitor parking spaces
per unit
Back-to-Back Townhouse
2 parking spaces per unit, 0.25 visitor parking
spaces per unit
Apartment Building
1 parking space per one-bedroom unit
1.25 parking spaces per two-bedroom unit
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Use
Minimum Parking Standard
1.5 parking spaces per three or more bedroom unit
0.25 visitor parking space per unit
1 additional parking space per 75 units for the use of
maintenance vehicles servicing the site
Dwelling Units on the 2nd or 3rd
floor of a 2 or 3 storey commercial
building
1.25 parking spaces per unit, inclusive of visitor
parking
Additional Residential Unit
0 parking spaces for the first additional residential
unit
1 parking space for the second or third additional
residential unit
Bed and Breakfast
Boarding House
1 parking space per guest room
Cemetery
1 parking space per employee plus 1 parking space
per 4 seats chapel capacity
Convent, Monastery
1 parking space per 2 beds
Convenience Store, retail store
3.5 parking spaces per 100 m2 gross floor area
Correctional Facility
0.85 parking space per employee
0.25 visitor parking spaces per resident
Day Care Centre
4 parking spaces per 100 m2 gross floor area
Emergency Shelter
0.85 parking space per employee
0.25 visitor parking spaces per resident
Group Home
2 parking spaces
Home Occupation
None required
Home Day Care
None required
Hospital, Health Care Facility
0.65 parking spaces per patient bed
Long-Term Care Facility
0.35 parking spaces per bed
Medical Office
6 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor area
Office
3 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor area
Personal Service
4 parking spaces per 100 m2 gross floor area
Place of Worship
0.2 parking spaces per seat or prayer
space, or
6 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor
area, whichever is higher
Restaurant, Standard
18.5 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor area
Restaurant, Take-Out
10 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor area
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Use
Minimum Parking Standard
Retirement Home
0.6 parking spaces per unit
0.25 visitor parking spaces per unit
1 additional parking space per 50 units for the use of
maintenance vehicles servicing the site
Retail Store
3.5 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor area
Retail Centre
5 parking spaces per 100 m2 of gross floor area
School
For elementary schools: 1.5 parking spaces per
classroom
For secondary schools: 3 parking spaces per
classroom
Post-Secondary School
5 parking spaces per classroom plus 1 parking
space per 20 m2 of gross floor area of auditoriums
e)
In addition to parking spaces, a residential building containing 25 dwelling units
or more shall provide and maintain on the same lot a minimum of 1 loading space.
f)
In addition to parking spaces, industrial or commercial uses that require the
receiving, shipping, loading or unloading of goods, wares, merchandise or raw
materials, shall comply with the following minimum regulations:
i)
1 loading space for gross floor area between 300 square metres and
2,299 square metres;
ii)
2 loading spaces for gross floor area of 2,300 square metres to 7,360
square metres; and
iii) 1 additional loading space for each gross floor area increment of 9,200
square metres (or part thereof) over 7,360 square metres.
6.2 Parking Space & Loading Space Size
a)
Unless otherwise specified in this By-law, all parking spaces shall have a
minimum width of 2.75 metres and a minimum area of 16.5 square metres.
b)
Parallel parking spaces shall comply with the following minimum dimensions:
i)
2.75 metres in width;
ii)
7.2 metres in length; and
iii) Unobstructed end spaces may be 6.7 metres in length.
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c)
Where a wall, column or other obstruction is adjacent to or within a parking
space in a parking structure, the minimum width of the parking space shall
increase by 0.3 metres.
d)
Notwithstanding c) above, an additional 0.3 metres is not required when:
i)
The maximum length of the wall, column or any other obstruction does not
exceed 1.15 metres from the non-driving aisle end of the parking space;
ii)
The wall, column or any other obstruction is located at the front or rear of
the parking space.
e)
Up to 5% of the minimum required parking spaces may be designed for a
motorcycle, cargo bicycle or similar vehicle and shall be clearly identified as
being reserved for the parking of motorcycles, cargo bicycles or similar vehicles
only.
f)
Notwithstanding any other provision in this By-law, a parking space for
motorcycles, cargo bicycles or similar vehicles shall comply with the following
minimum dimensions:
i)
1.3 metres in width; and
ii)
3 metres in length.
g)
The minimum internal dimensions for a private garage shall comply with the
following minimum dimensions:
i)
6 metres in depth;
ii)
3 metres in width; and
iii) 2 metres of height clearance.
h)
The minimum internal dimensions for unobstructed area in the private garage
shall comply with the following minimum dimensions:
i)
5.5 metres in depth;
ii)
3 metres in width; and
iii) 2 metres of height clearance.
One step is permitted in the unobstructed area.
i)
Loading spaces shall comply with the following minimum dimensions:
i)
3 metres in width;
ii)
9.7 metres in length; and
iii) 3 metres of height clearance.
j)
The location of loading doors and associated loading facilities:
i)
Shall not be allowed within a yard abutting a street; and
ii)
Shall not be allowed in a required yard abutting an LN 1 to LN8 zone.
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6.3 Surface Treatment
Every parking lot shall be graded and drained and the surface treated so as to
provide a permanent durable and dustless surface.
6.4 Parking Structures
a)
Any part of a parking structure that projects 1.6 metres or more above grade shall
be subject to the yard requirements of the zone.
b)
Entrance and exit ramps to below-ground parking structures and above-ground
parking structures or buildings shall be set back 7.5 metres from a street line.
c)
A minimum setback of 2 metres from any lot line shall apply to below-ground
parking structures.
d)
Where a below-ground parking structure is located in accordance with c)
above, and is located below a required landscaped open space, there shall be
a minimum depth of 2 metres between grade and the top of the structure.
6.5 Designated Accessible Parking Spaces
a)
Where parking spaces are required, accessible parking spaces shall be
provided in accordance with this section.
b)
The total number of accessible parking spaces required shall be in
accordance with Table 4. Where both resident and visitor parking spaces are
required for a residential use, the accessible parking spaces required shall be
calculated as the sum of the requirements of Table 4 applied to each type of
parking (i.e. resident and visitor).
Table 4: Accessible Parking Standards
Required Parking Spaces
Required Accessible Parking Spaces
12 or fewer
1 Type A space
13-100
4% of parking spaces with an equal number of
Type A and Type B spaces (1)
101-200
1 space plus 3% of parking spaces with an equal
number of Type A and Type B spaces (1)
201-1,000
2 spaces plus 2% of parking spaces with an
equal number of Type A and Type B spaces (1)
1,001 or greater
11 spaces plus 1% of parking spaces with an
equal number of Type A and Type B spaces (1)
Notes:
(1) If an odd number of accessible parking spaces is required, the additional space may
be a Type B accessible parking space, except if only one accessible parking space
is required, it shall be a Type A space.
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c)
Section 6.5 b) above shall not apply to detached dwellings, semi-detached
dwellings, cluster homes, street townhouses, and rear lane townhouses.
d)
Accessible parking spaces shall be counted towards the minimum number of
required parking spaces.
e)
Where an accessible parking space is provided, the accessible parking
space shall:
i)
be identified with a provincially regulated vertical sign displaying the
international symbol for accessible parking spaces and, for a 'Type A'
space, identifying the space as van accessible;
ii)
be located adjacent to a delineated accessible access aisle with a
minimum width of 2 metres;
iii) comply with the accessible parking space dimensions in Table 5.
Table 5: Accessible Parking Space Dimensions
Accessible
Parking Space
Type
Minimum Width
Minimum Length Minimum
Overhead
Clearance
Type A
3.4 m
6 m
2.75 m
Type B
2.75 m
6 m
2.75 m
f)
Where there are accessible parking spaces in a parking lot, the entrance of
the parking lot and circulation to and from the accessible parking spaces
shall include a minimum overhead clearance of 2.75 metres.
6.6 Bicycle Parking
a)
A bicycle parking space not located in an enclosure must be separated from
parking spaces, visitor parking spaces or loading spaces by 2 metres.
b)
Each horizontal bicycle parking space shall be a minimum of 0.6 metres wide,
1.8 metres deep with 2 metres of height clearance, exclusive of parking racks
and hardware.
c)
Each vertical bicycle parking space shall be a minimum of 0.6 metres wide,
1.1 metres deep with 2.3 metres of height clearance, exclusive of parking racks
and hardware.
d)
A minimum of 5% of required bicycle parking spaces shall be designated
spaces for large bicycles, such as cargo, recumbent and bicycles with trailers.
e)
Each bicycle parking space for large bicycles, such as cargo, recumbent and
bicycles with trailers shall be horizontal.
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f)
Each horizontal bicycle parking space for large bicycles, such as cargo,
recumbent and bicycles with trailers shall be a minimum of 0.91 metres wide,
3.05 metres deep with 2 metres of height clearance, exclusive of parking racks
and hardware.
g)
Each bicycle parking space shall be accessed by an aisle with a minimum
width of 1.5 metres.
h)
Bicycle parking spaces and accesses shall be located on hard-surfaced
areas.
i)
Short-term bicycle spaces and long term bicycle parking spaces shall be
provided in accordance with the minimum requirements in Table 6.
j)
Where a lot contains more than one use, the required number of bicycle
parking spaces is the sum of all bicycle parking spaces required for each
use.
k)
Long term bicycle parking spaces:
i)
A minimum of 25% of the required long term bicycle parking spaces shall
be stored in a horizontal ground mounted position. The remainder of the
spaces may be provided as stacked or vertical bicycle parking spaces.
ii)
A minimum of 50% of the required long term bicycle parking spaces must
be horizontal. A bicycle parking space located on the lower level of
stacked rack is considered a horizontal bicycle parking space.
l) Short term bicycle parking spaces:
i)
Shall be located no more than 25 metres from the primary pedestrian
entrance to the building.
ii)
A minimum of 25% of the required short term bicycle parking spaces
shall be weather protected, except none of the required bicycle parking
spaces for an elementary school are required to be weather protected.
iii) Must not be provided as stacked or vertical bicycle parking space.
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Table 6: Bicycle Parking Space Requirements
Use
Bicycle parking
spaces, short term -
minimum required
Bicycle parking
spaces, long term -
minimum required
Apartment building
0.1 spaces per
dwelling unit, 2
spaces minimum
0.5 space per
dwelling unit, 2
spaces minimum
Commercial multi-unit
building (includes
individual buildings
on the same lot as
the multi-unit
building)
0.2 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 3 spaces
minimum
0.1 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
Retail Store
0.2 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 3 spaces
minimum
0.1 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
Day Care Centre
0.1 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
0.2 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
Restaurant
3 spaces plus 1
space per 1000 m2 of
gross floor area
0.1 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
Office/ medical
office
0.13 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
0.2 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum1
Elementary School
4 spaces minimum
No minimum
All other commercial
uses not otherwise
specified
0.05 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area
2 spaces minimum
0.09 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
Industrial uses
0.03 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
0.07 spaces per 100
m2 of gross floor
area, 2 spaces
minimum
All other non-
residential uses not
otherwise specified
2 spaces minimum
2 spaces minimum
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6.7 Driveway Width, Length and Landscaped Open Space Area
a)
A maximum of one driveway shall be permitted for each residential lot, except
in the case of a corner lot or through lot where a maximum of one driveway
per street frontage may be permitted if the second driveway location is
approved by the City.
b)
Where two driveways are permitted, the maximum width of one driveway shall
be 4 metres inclusive of walkways.
c)
Unless otherwise specified in this By-law, driveways shall be a minimum of 6
metres in length. For driveways with direct access to a public street, driveway
length shall be measured from the street line to the front of garage or where
there is no garage, to the end of the driveway. For driveways with direct
access to a private street, driveway length shall be measured from back of
sidewalk, or where there is no sidewalk from back of curb, to the front of garage
or where there is no garage, to the end of the driveway.
d)
Driveways shall have a minimum width of 2.75 metres. The width of driveways
and walkways shall be measured perpendicular to the direction of travel of the
vehicle or person.
e)
Unless otherwise specified in this By-law, the combined maximum width of all
hard surfaces (driveways plus walkways) for all dwelling types except
apartment buildings shall be:
i) For lot frontage less than 9 metres in width: 4.5 metres.
ii) For lot frontages equal to or greater than 9 metres and less than 12 metres in
width: 5.5 metres.
iii) Notwithstanding the above, for lot frontages less than 12 metres in width with a
dwelling containing a two-car garage on or before December 14, 2009: 7 metres.
iv) For lot frontages equal to or greater than 12 metres and less than 18 metres in
width: 7.5 metres.
v) For lot frontages equal to or greater than 18 metres in width: 10 metres.
f)
For lots identified in e) above, the remaining lot area between a street line and
a front wall of the dwelling facing a street shall be landscaped open space,
excluding porches and stairs.
g)
Circular driveways are permitted subject to the following:
i) Lot frontage is equal to or greater than 21 metres.
ii) Must be located in a front or exterior side yard.
iii) Maximum width of a walkway shall be 2 metres.
iv) The combined width of the two points of access shall not exceed a maximum
width of 9 metres.
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v) The widest point beyond circular driveway shall not exceed a maximum width of
9 metres.
vi) Minimum width of 8 metres of landscaped open space between driveway
access points.
6.8 Tandem Parking
a) Required parking spaces shall be readily accessible without obstructions at all
times for parking and removal of a motor vehicle without the necessity of moving
any other vehicle or obstruction.
b) Notwithstanding a) above, required parking spaces for the following uses are
permitted to be provided as tandem parking spaces:
i) Additional residential units;
ii) Group homes, provided that at least 2 parking spaces are accessible at
all times;
iii) Dwelling units, provided:
i. the tandem parking spaces are located in a private garage or on
a driveway devoted exclusively to the dwelling unit; or
ii. the tandem parking spaces are located in a parking lot or
parking structure, are occupant spaces, and comprise a maximum
of 20% of the required occupant parking.
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Part 7: Residential Zones
7.1
Purpose Statements for Residential Zones
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1-6 (LN1 to LN6)
The purpose of these zones is to accommodate detached dwellings, semi-detached
dwellings and, in the Orchard Community, street townhouses.
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7 (LN7)
The purpose of this zone is to accommodate cluster homes on a single lot.
Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8 (LN8)
The purpose of this zone is to accommodate existing detached dwellings, new detached
dwellings with at least one additional residential unit - attached, in addition to semi-
detached dwellings, block townhouses, street townhouses, rear lane townhouses,
stacked townhouses, back-to-back townhouses and stacked back-to-back townhouses.
Apartment buildings, personal services and retail stores are also permitted subject to
additional provisions.
High-Rise Neighbourhood (HN)
The purpose of this zone is to accommodate new detached dwellings with at least two
additional residential units - attached, block townhouses, street townhouses, rear lane
townhouses, stacked townhouses, back-to-back townhouses, stacked back-to-back
townhouses and apartment buildings. Personal services, restaurants and retail stores are
also permitted subject to additional provisions.
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7.2
Permitted uses
The following Table 7 establishes the uses permitted in the Residential Zones.
Table 7: Permitted Uses in Residential Zones
Permitted
uses
LN1
LN2
LN3
LN4
LN5
LN6
LN7
LN8
HN
Residential uses
Detached
Dwelling
P
P
P
P
P
P
--
P (1)(2)
P (3)
Semi-
Detached
Dwelling
P
P
P
P
P
P
--
P
--
Cluster
Homes
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
--
--
Block
Townhouse
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
P
Street
Townhouse
P (4)
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
P
Rear Lane
Townhouse
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
P
Back-to-back
Townhouse
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
P
Stacked
Townhouse
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
P
Stacked
Back-to-Back
Townhouse
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P
P
Apartment
Building
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P (5)
P
Non-residential uses
Personal
Service
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P (6)
P (6)
Restaurant
Standard
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P (6)
P (6)
Restaurant
Take-Out
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P (6)
P (6)
Retail Store
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
P (6)
P (6)
Notes:
(1) Existing detached dwellings are permitted.
(2) New detached dwellings containing a minimum of one additional residential unit -
attached are permitted.
(3) New detached dwellings containing a minimum of two additional residential units -
attached are permitted.
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(4) Permitted only on lots in the Orchard Community (lands bounded by Upper Middle Road
to the south, Bronte Creek Valley to the east, Dundas Street and the CN rail line to the
north, and Appleby Line to the west).
(5) Permitted only on lots with a front lot line abutting a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose
Arterial, Urban Avenue, Main Street, or Neighbourhood Connector identified on
Schedule B in Part 10 of this By-law.
(6) Permitted on the ground floor of a street townhouse or apartment building located
adjacent to a Major Arterial, Multi-Purpose Arterial, Urban Avenue, or Main Street
identified on Schedule B in Part 10 of this By-law to a maximum gross floor area of 300
square metres.
7.3 Provisions for Detached Dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 to 6
Zones
a)
Lot and Building Requirements by Building Type
The following Table 8 and additional regulations establish the zone standards that
apply to detached dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood LN1 to LN6 zones.
Regulations for accessory buildings and structures are set out in Section 5.2.
Table 8: Provisions for Detached Dwellings
LN1
LN2
LN3
LN4
LN5
LN6
Minimum Lot Area
225 m2
270 m2
360 m2
425 m2
680 m2
925 m2
Minimum Lot
Frontage
7.5 m
9 m
12 m
15 m
18 m
24 m
Minimum Front Yard
3 m (1)
3 m (1)
6 m (1)
6 m (1)
7.5 m (1)
9 m (1)
Maximum Lot
Coverage
50%
50%
40% (2)
35% (2)
35% (2)
35% (2)
Minimum Rear Yard
6 m
7 m
7.5 m (3)
9 m (3)
9 m (3)
9 m (3)
Minimum Interior
Side Yard
1.2 m one
side, 0.6
m other
side (4)
1.2 m one
side, 0.6 m
other side
(4)
1.2 m one
side, 0.6 m
other side
(4)
1.5 m (4)
1.8 m (4)
2.4 m (4)
Minimum Exterior
Side Yard
3 m (1)
3 m (1)
4.5 m (1)
4.5 m (1)
4.5 m (1)
9 m (1)
Minimum Front Yard
Soft Landscaped
Open Space
30%
30%
30%
30%
40%
50%
Maximum Building
Height
11.5 m
for a
peaked
roof or
7.5 m for
10 m for
a peaked
roof or
7.5 m for
a flat
roof (5)(6)
10 m for
a peaked
roof or
7.5 m for
a flat
roof (6)
10 m for a
peaked
roof or 7.5
m for a
flat roof (6)
10 m for
a peaked
roof or
7.5 m for
a flat
roof (6)
10 m for
a peaked
roof or
7.5 m for
a flat
roof (6)
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LN1
LN2
LN3
LN4
LN5
LN6
a flat
roof
Notes:
(1) The minimum required front yard or exterior side yard may be reduced to the
established front or exterior side yard, provided there is a minimum setback of 1
metre from the street line.
(2) Maximum lot coverage on a lot with one or more additional residential units shall be
45%.
(3) On a corner lot the rear yard may be 4.5 metres.
(4) Where a detached private garage is in the rear yard, the minimum interior side yard
leading to the rear yard private garage shall be 3 metres.
(5) Properties in the Alton Community (lands bounded by Highway 407 to the north,
Appleby Line to the east, and Dundas Street to the south) or Orchard Community (lands
bounded by Upper Middle Road to the south, Bronte Creek Valley to the east, Dundas
Street and the CN rail line to the north, and Appleby Line to the west)) shall have a
maximum building height of 14 metres for a peaked roof or 10 metres for a flat roof.
(6) Properties with a front or exterior side yard abutting Lakeshore Road and North
Shore Boulevard and all properties south of Lakeshore Road and North Shore
Boulevard shall have a maximum building height of 13 metres for a peaked roof or 10
metres for a flat roof. For through lots, the front building elevation shall determine
the front of the lot for this regulation.
b)
Additional Provisions for Detached Dwellings
i)
The total width of all private garage door openings facing a street shall not
exceed 50% of the width of its building elevation.
ii)
An attached private garage with a garage door facing a street is not permitted
to project beyond the longest wall facing a street and containing residential
floor area on the first storey of a dwelling, or where there is a porch attached
to the longest wall facing a street, it shall not project past the porch.
iii)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
iv)
In the LN5 and LN6 zones, the maximum building depth shall be 20 metres,
measured from the minimum required front yard or established front yard, to
the wall more than 0.5 metres above grade closest to the rear lot line.
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7.4 Provisions for Semi-Detached Dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 to
6 Zones
a)
Lot and Building Requirements by Building Type
The following Table 9 and additional regulations establish the zone standards that
apply to each semi-detached dwelling unit in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood zones.
Regulations for accessory buildings and structures are set out in Section 5.2.
Table 9: Provisions for Semi-Detached Dwellings
LN1
LN2
LN3
LN4
LN5
LN6
Minimum Lot
Area
165 m2
165 m2
270 m2
270 m2
400 m2
500 m2
Minimum Lot
Frontage
6.5 m
6.5 m
9 m
9 m
9.5 m
13 m
Minimum
Front Yard
3 m (1)
3 m (1)
6 m (1)
6 m (1)
7.5 m (1)
9 m (1)
Maximum
Lot
Coverage
50%
50%
40% (2)
40% (2)
35% (2)
35% (2)
Minimum
Rear Yard
6 m
7 m
7.5m
9 m
9 m
9 m
Minimum
Interior Side
Yard
0.6 m (3)
0.6 m (3)
1.2 m (3)
1.5 m (3)
1.8 m (3)
2.4 m (3)
Minimum
Exterior
Side Yard
3 m
3 m
4.5 m
4.5 m
4.5 m
4.5 m
Minimum
Front Yard
Soft
Landscaped
Open Space
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
Maximum
Building
Height
11.5 m for
a peaked
roof or
7.5 m for
a flat roof
10 m for a
peaked
roof or 7.5
m for a flat
roof (4)(5)
10 m for a
peaked
roof or 7.5
m for a flat
roof (5)
10 m for a
peaked
roof or 7.5
m for a flat
roof (5)
10 m for a
peaked
roof or 7.5
m for a flat
roof (5)
10 m for a
peaked
roof or 7.5
m for a flat
roof (5)
Notes:
(1) The minimum required front yard or exterior side yard may be reduced to the
established front and/or exterior side yard, provided there is a minimum setback of
1 metre from the street line.
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(2) Maximum lot coverage on a lot with one or more additional residential units shall
be 45%.
(3) Where an interior side lot line shares a common wall, no setback is required.
(4) Properties in the Alton Community (lands bounded by Highway 407 to the north,
Appleby Line to the east, and Dundas Street to the south) or Orchard Community
(lands bounded by Upper Middle Road to the south, Bronte Creek Valley to the east,
Dundas Street and the CN rail line to the north, and Appleby Line to the west)) shall
have a maximum building height of 14 metres for a peaked roof or 10 metres for a
flat roof.
(5) Properties with a front or exterior side yard abutting Lakeshore Road and North
Shore Boulevard and all properties south of Lakeshore Road and North Shore
Boulevard shall have a maximum building height of 13 metres for a peaked roof or
10 metres for a flat roof. For through lots, the front building elevation shall
determine the front of the lot for this regulation.
b)
Additional Provisions for Semi-Detached Dwellings
i)
The total width of all private garage door openings facing a street shall not
exceed 50% of the width of the building.
ii)
In the LN5 and LN6 zones, the maximum building depth shall be 20 metres,
measured from the minimum required front yard or established front yard, to
the wall more than 0.5 metres above grade closest to the rear lot line.
iii)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
7.5 Provisions for Street Townhouses in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1 Zone
a)
Lot and Building Requirements for Street Townhouses
The regulations for permitted street townhouses in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
zone shall be subject to the requirements of the LN8 zone in Section 7.7, except
that the maximum building height shall be 11.5 metres for a peaked roof or 7.5
metres for a flat roof.
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7.6 Provisions for Cluster Homes in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7 Zone
a) Lot and Building Requirements by Building Type
The following Table 10 and additional regulations establish the zone standards that
apply to cluster homes in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7 zone.
Table 10: Provisions for Cluster Homes
LN7
Minimum Lot Area
2000 m2
Minimum Lot Frontage
12 m
Maximum Lot Coverage
40%
Minimum yard abutting a
street
7.5 m
Minimum yard abutting a rear
building elevation
6 m (1)
Minimum yard abutting a side
building elevation
3 m (2)
Minimum Landscaped Open
Space
35%
Maximum Building Height
10 m for a peaked roof or 7.5 m for a flat roof
Notes:
(1) Except 9 metres abutting an LN3, LN4, LN5 or LN6 zone.
(2) Except 4.5 metres abutting an LN3, LN4, LN5 or LN6 zone.
b)
Additional Provisions for Cluster Homes
i)
The minimum separation distance between cluster homes on the same lot
shall be 2.4 metres for a side wall to side wall condition; 15 metres for a rear
wall to rear wall condition; 15 metres for a front wall to front wall condition;
15 metres for a front wall to rear wall condition and 8.5 metres for a side
wall to a front wall or rear wall condition.
ii)
The minimum distance from a side wall to an internal roadway, parking
aisle, parking area, parking lot or parking space shall be 1.5 metres.
iii)
The minimum distance from a wall other than a side wall to an internal
roadway, parking aisle, parking area, or parking lot shall be 3 metres.
iv)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
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7.7 Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8 Residential Zone Provisions
a)
Lot and Building Requirements for Detached Dwellings
The regulations for permitted detached dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
zone shall be subject to the requirements of the LN1 zone in Section 7.3.
b)
Lot and Building Requirements for Semi-Detached Dwellings
The regulations for semi-detached dwellings in the Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
zone shall be subject to the requirements of the LN1 zone in Section 7.4, except that
the maximum building height shall be 14 metres for a peaked roof or 10 metres for
a flat roof.
c)
Lot and Building Requirements for Townhouses and Back-to-Back
Townhouses
i)
The following Table 12 establishes the zone standards that apply to the various
townhouse and back-to-back townhouse forms in the Low-Rise
Neighbourhood 8 zone.
Table 12: Provisions for Block, Street, Rear Lane and Back-to-Back Townhouse
Block
Townhouse
Street
Townhouse
Rear Lane
Townhouse
with
detached
rear garage
Rear Lane
Townhouse
with
integral rear
garage
Back-to-
Back
Townhouse
(19)
Minimum Lot
Area
4000 m2
160 m2 (1)
165 m2
115 m2
80 m2
Minimum Lot
Frontage or
Unit Width
5.5 m
6 m (2)(3)
5.5 m (4)
5.5 m (4)
6 m
Minimum Front
Yard
4.5 m
3 m
3 m
3 m
3 m
Minimum Rear
Yard
7.5 m
6 m
1.75 m (5)
1.75 m (5)
0 m
Minimum
Interior Side
Yard
1.2 m (7)
1.2 m (6)(7)
1.2 m (6)(7)
1.2 m (6)(7)
1.2 m (6)(7)
Minimum
Exterior Side
Yard
3 m
3 m
3 m
3 m
3 m
Minimum
Common
Amenity Area
10 m2/unit (8)
N/R
N//R
N/R
N/R
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Notes:
(1) Except 145 square metres on a private street.
(2) Except 5.5 metres on a private street.
(3) Except that for a corner lot, the minimum lot frontage shall be 9 metres.
(4) Except that for a corner lot, the minimum lot frontage shall be 8.5 metres.
(5) To a private garage.
(6) Where an interior side lot line shares a common wall, no setback is required.
(7) Except when abutting a detached dwelling or semi-detached dwelling in an LN4,
LN5 or LN6 zone, the abutting yard shall be a minimum of 4 metres.
(8) The minimum common amenity area requirement shall comprise at least one
contiguous outdoor area of a minimum of 55 square metres at ground level.
(9) For multiple back-to-back townhouses occurring on one lot, the lot area, lot
frontage and amenity area regulations in Table 12 shall apply to each unit.
d)
Additional provisions for street townhouses and back-to-back townhouses
i)
The total width of all private garage door openings facing a street shall not
exceed 50% of its building elevation.
ii)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
iii) The minimum lot depth or unit depth of a back-to-back townhouse dwelling
unit shall be 13 metres.
e)
Additional Provisions for Block Townhouses
i)
The minimum separation distance between block townhouse buildings on the
same lot shall be 2.4 metres for a side wall to side wall condition; 12 metres
for a rear wall to rear wall condition; 12 metres for a front wall to front wall
Block
Townhouse
Street
Townhouse
Rear Lane
Townhouse
with
detached
rear garage
Rear Lane
Townhouse
with
integral rear
garage
Back-to-
Back
Townhouse
(19)
Minimum
Private
Amenity Area
N/R
N/R
20 m2/unit
15 m2/unit
15 m2/unit
Minimum Front
Yard Soft
Landscaped
Open Space
N/R
25%
50%
50%
25%
Maximum
Number of
Attached Units
8
8
8
8
16
Maximum
Building Height
14 m for a peaked roof or 10 m for a flat roof
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conditions; 12 metres for a front wall to rear wall condition and 7.5 metres for
a side wall to a front wall or rear wall condition.
ii)
The minimum distance from a side wall to an internal roadway, parking aisle,
parking area, parking lot or parking space shall be 1.5 metres.
iii)
The minimum distance from a wall other than a side wall to an internal
roadway, parking aisle, parking area or parking lot shall be 3 metres.
iv)
The minimum distance from an integral private garage of a block townhouse
unit to an internal roadway shall be 5.5 metres.
v)
The minimum landscaped open space on the lot shall be 30%.
vi)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
f)
Additional Provisions for Rear Lane Townhouses
i)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
g)
Lot and Building Requirements for Stacked Townhouse, Stacked Back-to-
Back Townhouse and Apartment Buildings
i)
The following Table 13 and additional regulations establish the zone standards
that apply to stacked townhouses, stacked back-to-back townhouses and
apartment buildings.
Table 13: Provisions for Stacked Townhouse, Stacked Back-to-Back Townhouse and
Apartment Building
Stacked
Townhouse
Stacked
Back-to-Back
Townhouse
Apartment
Building
Minimum Lot Area
2,000 m2
2,000 m2
4,000 m2
Minimum Lot
Frontage
50 m
50 m
30 m
Minimum Unit Width
5 m
5.5 m
N/A
Minimum Front Yard
3 m (1)
3 m (1)
3 m
Minimum Rear Yard
6 m (2)
0 m
6 m (2)
Minimum Interior Side
Yard
1.2 m (2)
1.2 m (2)
4 m
Minimum Exterior
Side Yard
3 m
3 m
3 m
Minimum Common
Amenity Area
10 m2/unit (3)
10 m2/unit (3)
5 m2/unit (3)
Minimum Landscaped
Open Space
35%
35%
35%
Maximum Building
Length
60 m
60 m
60 m
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Notes:
(1)
Except that for the wall of a private garage containing an opening for a vehicle, the
minimum front yard or exterior side yard to the garage door of the private garage
shall be 5.5 metres.
(2)
Except when abutting a detached dwelling or semi-detached dwelling in an LN4,
LN5 or LN6 Zone, the abutting internal side yard shall be a minimum 4 metres, and
the abutting rear yard shall be a minimum of 7.5 metres.
(3)
The minimum common amenity area requirement shall comprise at least one
contiguous outdoor area of a minimum of 55 square metres at ground level or on the
roof of a podium, tower, or building.
h)
Additional provisions for stacked townhouse, stacked back-to-back
townhouse and apartment buildings
i)
The maximum height above grade of any pedestrian entrance facing a front
yard or exterior side yard shall be 7 stair risers.
ii)
When abutting a detached dwelling or semi-detached dwelling in an LN4,
LN5 or LN6 zone, the fourth storey shall have a minimum stepback of 3
metres.
iii)
The minimum separation distance between buildings on the same lot shall be
2.4 metres for a side wall to side wall condition; 12 metres for a rear wall to
rear wall condition; 12 metres for a front wall to front wall conditions; 12
metres for a front wall to rear wall condition and 7.5 metres for a side wall to a
front wall or rear wall condition.
iv)
The minimum distance from a side wall to an internal roadway, parking aisle,
parking area, parking lot or parking space shall be 1.5 metres.
v)
The minimum distance from a wall other than a side wall to an internal
roadway, parking aisle, parking area, parking lot or parking space shall be
3 metres.
i) Additional provisions for non-residential uses permitted in Table 7
i)
Where there is a combination of two or more non-residential uses as permitted
in Table 7, in one or more buildings, on one or more lots, designed as an
integrated, planned development having common off-street parking and
driveways, the non-residential uses shall be subject to the off-street parking
standard for Retail Centre in Table 3.
Stacked
Townhouse
Stacked
Back-to-Back
Townhouse
Apartment
Building
Maximum Building
Height
18 m for a peaked roof or 13 m for a flat roof
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7.8 High-Rise Neighbourhood (HN) Residential Zone Provisions
a)
Lot and Building Requirements for Detached Dwellings
The regulations for permitted detached dwellings in the High-Rise Neighbourhood
zone shall be subject to the requirements of the LN1 zone in Section 7.3, except that
the maximum building height shall be 14 m for a peaked roof or 10 m for a flat
roof.
b)
Lot and Building Requirements for Townhouses, Back-to-Back Townhouses,
Stacked Townhouses, and Back-to-Back Stacked Townhouses
The regulations for permitted block, street, rear lane, back-to-back, stacked, and
stacked back-to-back townhouses in the High-Rise Neighbourhood zone shall be
subject to the requirements of Section 7.7.
c)
Lot and Building Requirements for Apartment Buildings
The following Table 14 and additional regulations establish the zone standards for
apartment buildings in the High-Rise Neighbourhood zone.
Table 14: Provisions for Apartment Buildings
Apartment Building
Minimum Lot Area
0.2 ha
Minimum Lot Frontage
30 m
Minimum Front Yard
3 m
Maximum Front Yard
7.5 m
Minimum Rear Yard
i.
Where abutting an LN1 to LN7
Zone
Storeys 1 to 3: 7.5 m
Storeys 4 to 6: 16.5 m
Storeys 7 and above: 25.5 m
ii.
All other cases
7.5 m
Minimum Interior Side Yard
i.
Where abutting an LN1 to LN7
Zone
Storeys 1 to 3: 5.5 m
Storeys 4 to 6: 14.5 m
Storeys 7 and above: 25 m
ii.
All other cases
4 m
Minimum Exterior Side Yard
3 m
Maximum Exterior Side Yard
7.5 m
Minimum stepback of a Tower or Upper
Building from a Podium
3 m
Maximum Height of a Podium
3 storeys
Minimum Tower Separation Distance
25 m
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Notes:
(1)
The minimum common amenity area requirement shall comprise at least one
contiguous outdoor area of a minimum of 55 square metres at ground level or on the
roof of a podium, tower or building.
d)
Additional Provisions
i)
Where a podium wall contains windows opposite another podium containing
windows, the minimum separation distance between the wall and the opposite
podium shall be 15 metres. Where a podium wall contains no windows and is
opposite another podium wall with no windows, the minimum separation
distance shall be 2.4 metres. Where a podium wall contains no windows and is
opposite another podium wall containing windows, the minimum separation
distance shall be 8.5 metres.
ii)
The minimum distance from an end wall to an internal roadway shall be 1.5
metres.
iii)
The minimum distance from a wall other than an end wall to an internal
roadway shall be 3 metres.
iv)
A podium shall be provided for mid-rise buildings and tall buildings.
v)
Where there is a combination of two or more non-residential uses as permitted
in Table 7, in one or more buildings, on one or more lots, designed as an
integrated, planned development having common off-street parking and
driveways, the non-residential uses shall be subject to the off-street parking
standard for Retail Centre in Table 3.
Minimum setback of a Tower to a lot line
that is not the street line
12.5 m
Minimum setback of an Upper Building
to a lot line that is not the street line
10 m
Common Amenity Area
5 m2/ unit (1)
Maximum Building Height
See Maximum Heights shown on the
Zoning Maps in Schedule A
Minimum Landscaped Open Space
35%
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Holding Zone Requirements
Part 8: Holding Zone Requirements
8.1 General Requirements for Lands Subject to a Holding Provision
a)
No person shall use the land to which the letter (H) symbol applies, erect any
building or structure, or expand an existing building or structure, until the (H)
symbol is removed in accordance Section 36 of the Planning Act, except:
i) Uses, buildings, and structures that legally existed on the date the By-law
applying the holding provision came into effect;
ii) Interim uses permitted in the applicable holding provision; and
iii) Any other exceptions permitted in the applicable holding provision.
8.2 Holding Provision (H1) - Lands within 75 metres of a railway right-of-way
a)
An alteration or a minor addition to an existing building is permitted provided:
i)
It does not exceed 25% of the existing gross floor area;
ii) It does not result in an increase in the number of dwelling units, except for
additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
iii) It complies with the lot and building requirements of the underlying zone.
b)
The following interim uses are permitted prior to the removal of the (H) holding
provision:
i)
Accessory uses, in accordance with Section 5.1;
ii) Accessory buildings and structures, in accordance with Section 5.2;
iii) Replacement of existing uses, in accordance with the lot and building
requirements of the underlying zone;
iv) Home occupations, excluding home day cares, in accordance with Section
5.11;
v) Office uses, in accordance with Section 5.12;
vi) Utilities, agricultural uses, model homes, temporary sales offices, and
infrastructure, in accordance with Section 5.13;
vii) Additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
viii) Non-residential uses permitted in the underlying zone, in accordance with
Section 7.2.
c)
The (H) holding provision shall be removed when the following conditions have been
completed to the satisfaction of the City:
i) Submission of a noise and vibration study that assesses the potential adverse
effects of nearby railway operations on any proposed new use and identifies
any recommended mitigation measures for the new use to ensure land use
compatibility to the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning; and
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ii) Submission of a letter of undertaking from the owner agreeing to undertake the
study's recommended mitigation measures and incorporate them into the
building permit plans and as part of any applicable Planning Act application to
the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning.
8.3 Holding Provision (H2) - Lands between 75 metres and 300 metres of a
railway right-of-way
a)
An alteration or a minor addition to an existing building is permitted provided:
i)
It does not exceed 25% of the existing gross floor area;
ii) It does not result in an increase in the number of dwelling units, except for
additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
iii) It complies with the lot and building requirements of the underlying zone.
b)
The following interim uses are permitted prior to the removal of the (H) holding
provision:
i) Accessory uses, in accordance with Section 5.1;
ii) Accessory buildings and structures, in accordance with Section 5.2;
iii) Replacement of existing uses, in accordance with the lot and building
requirements of the underlying zone;
iv) Home occupations, excluding home day cares, in accordance with Section
5.11;
v) Office uses, in accordance with Section 5.12;
vi) Utilities, agricultural uses, model homes, temporary sales offices, and
infrastructure, in accordance with Section 5.13;
vii) Additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
viii) Non-residential uses permitted in the underlying zone, in accordance Section
7.2.
c)
The (H) holding provision shall be removed when the following conditions have been
completed to the satisfaction of the City:
i) Submission of a noise study that assesses the potential adverse effects of
nearby railway operations on any proposed new use and identifies any
recommended mitigation measures for the new use to ensure land use
compatibility to the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning; and
ii) Submission of a letter of undertaking from the owner agreeing to undertake the
study's recommended mitigation measures and incorporate them into the
building permit plans and as part of any applicable Planning Act application to
the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning.
8.4 Holding Provision (H3) - Lands within 75 metres of a railway yard
a)
An alteration or a minor addition to an existing building is permitted provided:
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i)
It does not exceed 25% of the existing gross floor area;
ii) It does not result in an increase in the number of dwelling units, except for
additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
iii) It complies with the lot and building requirements of the underlying zone.
b)
The following interim uses are permitted prior to the removal of the (H) holding
provision:
i)
Accessory uses, in accordance with Section 5.1;
ii) Accessory buildings and structures, in accordance with Section 5.2;
iii) Replacement of existing uses, in accordance with the lot and building
requirements of the underlying zone;
iv) Home occupations, excluding home day cares, in accordance with Section
5.11;
v) Office uses, in accordance with Section 5.12;
vi) Utilities, agricultural uses, model homes, temporary sales offices, and
infrastructure, in accordance with Section 5.13;
vii) Additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
viii) Non-residential uses permitted in the underlying zone, in accordance with
Section 7.2.
c)
The (H) holding provision shall be removed when the following conditions have been
completed to the satisfaction of the City:
i) Submission of a noise, vibration, and air quality study that assesses the
potential adverse effects of nearby railway operations on any proposed new
use and identifies any recommended mitigation measures for the new use to
ensure land use compatibility to the satisfaction of the Director of Community
Planning; and
ii) Submission of a letter of undertaking from the owner agreeing to undertake the
study's recommended mitigation measures and incorporate them into the
building permit plans and as part of any applicable Planning Act application to
the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning.
8.5 Holding Provision (H4) - Lands between 75 metres and 1,000 metres of a
railway yard
a)
An alteration or a minor addition to an existing building is permitted provided:
i)
It does not exceed 25% of the existing gross floor area;
ii) It does not result in an increase in the number of dwelling units, except for
additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
iii) It complies with the lot and building requirements of the underlying zone.
b)
The following interim uses are permitted prior to the removal of the (H) holding
provision:
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i)
Accessory uses, in accordance with Section 5.1;
ii)
Accessory buildings and structures, in accordance with Section 5.2;
iii)
Replacement of existing uses, in accordance with the lot and building
requirements of the underlying zone;
iv)
Home occupations, in accordance with Section 5.11;
v)
Office uses, in accordance with Section 5.12;
vi)
Utilities, agricultural uses, model homes, temporary sales offices, and
infrastructure, in accordance with Section 5.13;
vii) Additional residential units, in accordance with Section 5.14; and
viii) Non-residential uses permitted in the underlying zone, in accordance with
Section 7.2.
c)
The (H) holding provision shall be removed when the following conditions have been
completed to the satisfaction of the City:
i) Submission of a noise and air quality study that assesses the potential adverse
effects of nearby railway operations on any proposed new use and identifies
any recommended mitigation measures for the new use to ensure land use
compatibility to the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning; and
ii) Submission of a letter of undertaking from the owner agreeing to undertake the
study's recommended mitigation measures and incorporate them into the
building permit plans and as part of any applicable Planning Act application to
the satisfaction of the Director of Community Planning.
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Part 9: Site-Specific Exceptions
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Maps
Part 10: Maps
Schedule A: Zoning Maps
Schedule B: Road Classifications
MAPLE AVE.
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APPLEBY LINE
APPLEBY LINE
GUELPH LINE
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MIDDLE
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DUNDAS ST.
APPLEBY LINE
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DUNDAS ST.
GUELPH LINE
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Warning: This zoning map is for general
reference only and may not reflect the most
current regulations or property boundaries;
users must verify information prior to relying
thereon.
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HWY 403
PLAINS RD. W
PLAINS VIEW AVE.
SPRING GARDENS RD.
GLENBROOK AVE.
GRAN
D
VI
EW AVE.
CRANE CRT.
B
A
Y
S
H
O
R
E BLVD.
VALLE
Y
I
N
N
R
D.
OAKDALE AVE.
ROYAL BOTA
BURLINGTON BAY
CITY OF HAMILTON
ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS
1:10,000
NO. 6 HWY. N
HWY 403
PLAINS
RD. W
ATERDOWN
N
O
R
TH SHORE BLV
D.
W
NO
.
6
HWY.
N
SNAKE R
D
.
3 - W
4 - W
2 - E
2 - W
1 - W
1 - E
MAP NO.1 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LEMO
NVILLE
RD.
EASTERBROOK AVE.
VILLE RD.
WINTERGREEN PL.
VAL
LEY
RO
AD
HI
DD
EN
VA
LLE
Y ROAD
COLEMAN CRT.
GREENHOUSE PL.
BELL
F
L
O
WER DR.
POWDER MAGAZINE RD.
SUMACH DR.
LAR
K
SPU
R LANE
GORTON AVE.
NORTH SHORE BLVD. W
GARDENVIEW DR.
YORK R
D
.
GENISTA DR.
DANFORTH AVE.
HIDDEN V
A
L
L
D.
TOLLGATE PL.
BOOTHMAN AVE.
SANDCHERRY DR.
HWY 403
ALDERGATE PL.
PL
AINS
RD. W
GE
R
A
NIUM L
A
NE
PATRICIA DR.
OLD YORK RD.
CRANE CRT.
BARRYMO
HENDRIE AVE.
SANDCHERRY DR.
FERNRIDGE CMN.
UNSWORTH AVE.
DA
NFORTH PL.
NO. 6 HWY. N
LASALLE PARK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
P
LAI
N
S RD. W
ALAYNE BRYK WAY
NORTH SHORE BLV
W
A
T
E
R
D
OW
N R
D
.
N
ORTH SHORE
BL
V
D
.
W
N
O
. 6
HWY
.
N
HWY 403
SNAKE RD.
3 - W
4 - W
2 - E
2 - W
1 - W
1 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.1 - E
Map Index
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
CITY OF HAMILTON
CITY OF HAMILTON
OLD YORK RD.
OLD YORK RD.
EDGE MOOR AVE.
M
O
U
N
T
A
I
N
BROW RD. W
OLD YORK ROAD
OLD PLAIN
S RD. W
NORWOOD AVE.
GLENBROOK AVE.
SNAKE RD.
PL
A
I
N
S
R
D
.
W
OLD YORK RD.
CRANE CRT.
OAKDALE AVE.
PLAINS RD. W
NO. 6 HWY. N
HWY 403
SNAKE R
D
.
PLAI
N
S
R
D. W
N
O.
6 HW
Y
. N
TERDOWN RD.
3 - W
4 - W
2 - E
2 - W
1 - W
1 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.2 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LEMO
NVILLE
RD.
HI
DD
EN
VA
LLE
Y R
OAD
OLD YORK RD.
OLD YORK RD.
FLATT RD.
SNAKE
RD.
SNAK
E R
D.
RD.
ANE CRT.
OLD YORK ROAD
S
NA
K
E
RD
.
PLAINS RD. W
ALAYNE BRYK WA
SNAKE R
D
.
PLAI
N
S
R
D. W
WA
T
E
R
D
O
W
N
RD.
HWY 403
O 6 HWY. N
3 - W
4 - W
2 - E
2 - W
1 - W
1 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.2 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
LEMO
NVILLE
RD.
ALDERSHOT PL.
EASTERBROOK AVE.
W
A
TE
R
DO
W
N
R
D
.
RAILWAY RD.
WINTERGREEN PL.
ISABEL CRT.
PLAINS RD. W
OAKLANDS PARK CRT.
D
HI
DD
EN
VA
LLE
Y ROAD
N
ORTH S
H
OR
E
BL
V
D. E
COLEMAN CRT.
EMERY AVE.
NO
R
T
H S
H
O
R
E
BLVD. W
SUMACH DR.
WILLIAM CR
T
.
N
EV
AR
C
DR.
E BLVD. W
WATERDOWN RD.
LASALLE PARK RD.
GARDENVIEW DR.
LYNN CRT.
ORK R
D
.
PARK AVE. W
PANIN RD.
LASA
LLE
P
ARK
RD
.
HIDDEN V
A
L
L
E
Y
RD.
FAIRWOOD PL. E
FAIRWOOD PL. W
COOKE BLVD.
HOWARD RD
.
CRAV
EN AVE.
BOOTHMAN AVE.
DARYL DR.
WATERDOWN RD.
HWY 403
CULLUM CRT.
NORTH SE
R
V
I
C
E
RD.
BAYSIDE CRT.
ALDERGATE PL.
HIDDEN VALLEY RD.
PARK AVE.
E
BARRYMORE CRT.
TOWNSEND AVE.
LEE CRT.
DAVID CRT.
LASALLE PARK RD.
N
O
RTH
S
HO
R
E BL
VD
.
E
PLAINS
RD. W
ALAYNE BRYK WAY
PLAINS RD. E
W
A
T
E
R
D
OW
N R
D
.
N
ORTH SHORE
BL
V
D
.
W
HWY 4
03
SNAKE R
D.
3 - E
3 - W
4 - W
2 - E
4 - E
1 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.3 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
ALDERSHOT PL.
ST MATTHEW'S AVE.
N
R
D
.
RAILWAY RD.
MANORWOOD DR.
TOWNSEND AVE.
N
ORTH S
H
OR
E
BL
V
D. E
TANAGER AVE.
FOREST
GLE
N AVE.
EMERY AVE.
NO
R
T
H S
H
O
R
E
BLVD. W
WHITE OAK DR.
MA
GLENWOOD AVE.
C
RANSTON CRT.
GALLAGHE
R
RD.
A
SCO
T
P
L
.
N
EV
AR
C
DR.
PLUMTREE DR.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
WATERDOWN RD.
LASALLE PARK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
BEDFORD AVE.
HWY 403
PARK AVE. W
CLEARVIEW AVE.
LASA
LLE
P
ARK
RD
.
FAIRWOOD PL. E
OD PL. W
TEAL DR.
DALEWOOD AVE.
COOKE BLVD.
CAR
MERLE AVE.
MASONRY CRT.
CRAV
EN AVE.
WATERDOWN RD.
FILMAN PL
.
TOWNSEND AVE.
HERBERTON P
L
.
OLD ORCHARD RD.
NORTH SE
R
V
I
C
E
RD.
BAYSIDE CRT.
BELHAVEN CRES.
QUEEN MARY AVE.
PARK AVE.
E
TOWNSEND AVE.
BIRCHWOOD AVE.
GROVE PARK DR.
SHADELAND AVE.
NORTH S
LASALLE PARK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
NO
R
TH S
H
O
R
E
B
L
VD.
E
KING RD.
ALAYNE BRYK WAY
WA
T
E
R
D
O
W
N
RD
.
ORE BLVD. W
PLAINS RD. W
HWY 403
5 - W
6 - W
3 - E
3 - W
4 - W
4 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
1:10,000
MAP NO.3 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
F HAMILTON
W
A
TE
R
DO
W
N
R
D
.
LLE RD.
HI
DD
EN
VA
LLE
Y R
OAD
I
R
ESON RD.
WATERDOWN RD.
OLD WATERDOWN RD.
RENNI
MOUNTAIN BROW RD.
SNAK
E R
D.
FLATT RD. EX.
WATERDOWN R
D.
FLATT RD.
HORNING RD.
SNAK
E RD.
PLAINS RD. E
P
L
AIN
S
RD. W
NORTH SHOR
SNAKE R
D.
ALAYNE BRYK WAY
PARK RD.
WATERDO
W
N
RD.
HWY 403
3 - E
3 - W
4 - W
2 - E
4 - E
7 - W
1 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.4 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
W
A
TE
R
DO
W
N
R
D
.
I
R
ESON RD.
WATERDOWN RD.
OLD WATERDOWN RD.
C
DR.
RENNICK RD.
MOUNTAIN BROW RD.
FLATT RD.
WATERDOWN R
D.
HORNING RD.
PARK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
KING RD.
S
N
A
K
E
RD.
ALAYNE BRYK WAY
W
A
T
E
R
D
O
W
N R
D.
HWY 403
PLAINS RD. W
6 - W
3 - E
3 - W
4 - W
4 - E
7 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.4 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-06
DORSET AVE.
S
P
R
I
NGBANK
C
R
E
S
.
ATKINS PL.
MANORWOOD DR.
CON
DOR DR.
TOWNSEND AVE.
SANFORD DR.
TANAGER AVE.
RAVEN AV
E.
LINDLEY CMN.
NORA DR.
MALLARD AVE.
C
RANSTON CRT.
LARK AVE.
EA
GLE
D
R
.
TOWNSEND AVE.
SHOREVIEW RD.
GALLAGHE
R
RD.
CONR
AD CRT.
A
SCO
T
P
L
.
ORIOLE CRT.
L
E
ONARD
NORTH SHORE BLVD.
E
PLUMTREE DR.
CEDARWOOD PL.
G
AGE CRT.
DOVER
C
OU
R
T
AV
E.
KINGSWAY DR.
MAPLEHURST AVE.
ENFIELD RD.
DOWL
AND
CRE
S
.
ANN AVE
.
TEAL DR.
DORCHES
T
E
R
C
RE
S.
CARD
I
NAL A
VE.
MERLE AVE.
E
DGEWATER CRES.
BLUEBIRD CRT.
TOWNSEND AVE.
TOWNSEND AVE.
PARTRIDGE DR.
WILLOWBROOK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
EAGLE DR.
D
E
WREN AVE.
JOAN DR.
LONG DR.
MARY ST.
DOWNSVIEW DR.
HARVEY PL.
OVE PARK DR.
KING
SHADELAND AVE.
SHARALIN
FILMANDALE RD.
FA
LC
ON
B
LVD.
GLE
N
A
CRES CRT.
FINCH AVE.
NORTH SHORE
BLVD.
E
PLAINS RD. E
ASALLE PARK RD.
WATERDOWN RD.
KING RD.
N
ORT
H
S
H
O
RE
BL
VD. E
E BRYK WAY
RE BLVD. W
S RD. W
HWY 403
5 - W
6 - W
3 - E
5 - E
6 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.5 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
ORSET AVE.
W
ARWICK DR.
WANDA DR.
GBANK
C
R
E
S
.
GREENWOOD DR.
ATKINS PL.
A
L
L
V
I
E
W
AVE.
INVER
NESS AVE.
KING RD.
SANFORD DR.
CEDAR AVE.
NORA DR.
HOLT DR.
NO
RTH SH
OR
E B
LVD. E
WARWICK
C
R
T
.
HURON DR.
SHEPHERD'S DR.
KING RD
FRANCIS RD.
ENFIELD RD.
ALGONQUIN RD.
L
E
ONARD CRT.
SHORE BLV
D.
E
CEDARWOOD PL.
EARL C
R
E
S
.
MARLEY RD.
KINGSWAY DR.
IROQUOIS RD
WAYNE PL.
WICKENS AVE.
MAPLEHURST AVE.
PLAINS RD.
E
SURREY LANE
MARLEY CRES
.
KING RD.
ELLENGALE RD.
D.
ANN AVE
.
STILLWATER CRT.
PLAINS RD. E
N
MOHAWK
R
D
.
GLEN VIEW AVE.
P
E
N
NY L
A
N
E
E
DGEWATER CRES.
NORTHLAND AVE.
GREEN
W
O
OD P
L.
McMILLANS LANE
TOWNSEND AVE.
BATEMAN CRT.
VANDERBURGH DR.
GAYNE BLVD.
CHERRYWOOD DR.
D
E
B
O
R
A
H CRES.
INDIAN RD.
O
N
E
IDA
D
R.
CLOVER
LEAF
DR.
JOAN DR.
SUNSET RD.
LONG DR.
QEW
MARY ST.
HARVEY PL.
ONEIDA PL.
MARLE
Y
CRT.
KINGSWOOD PL.
S
T
IL
L
W
A
T
E
R
CRES.
SHARALIN CRT.
N
O
R
TH
S
H
O
R
E B
L
V
D
. E
SHORE RD
PLAINS RD. E
FAIRVI
E
W
ST.
KING RD.
MAPLE A
VE.
QUEEN
ELI
ZABE
TH WA
Y
HWY 403
5 - W
6 - W
5 - E
6 - E
10 - W
9 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.5 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
DORSET AVE.
S
P
R
I
NGBANK
C
R
E
S
.
ATKINS PL.
MANORWOOD DR.
TOWNSEND AVE.
SANFORD DR.
LINDLEY CMN.
NORA DR.
WHITE OAK DR.
MALLARD AVE.
LARK AVE.
TOWNSEND AVE.
GALLAGHE
R
RD.
CONR
AD CRT.
A
SCO
T
P
L
.
PLUMTREE DR.
HWY 403
G
AGE CRT.
DOVER
C
OU
R
T
AV
E.
MAPLEHURST AVE.
ENFIELD RD.
DOWL
AND
CRE
S
.
DORCHES
T
E
R
C
RE
S.
MERLE AVE.
HICKORY LANE
FILMAN PL
.
TOWNSEND AVE.
TOWNSEND
YORKTON C
R
T
.
RD RD.
IDGE DR.
WILLOWBROOK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
NORTH SERVICE RD.
JOAN DR.
MARY ST.
DOWNSVIEW DR.
HARVEY PL.
GROVE PARK DR.
FILMANDALE RD.
GLE
N
A
CRES CRT.
FINCH AVE.
DORSET AVE.
S
P
R
I
NGBANK
C
R
E
S
.
ATKINS PL.
MANORWOOD DR.
TOWNSEND AVE.
SANFORD DR.
LINDLEY CMN.
NORA DR.
WHITE OAK DR.
MALLARD AVE.
LARK AVE.
TOWNSEND AVE.
GALLAGHE
R
RD.
CONR
AD CRT.
A
SCO
T
P
L
.
PLUMTREE DR.
HWY 403
G
AGE CRT.
DOVER
C
OU
R
T
AV
E.
MAPLEHURST AVE.
ENFIELD RD.
DOWL
AND
CRE
S
.
DORCHES
T
E
R
C
RE
S.
MERLE AVE.
HICKORY LANE
FILMAN PL
.
TOWNSEND AVE.
TOWNSEND
YORKTON C
R
T
.
RD RD.
IDGE DR.
WILLOWBROOK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
NORTH SERVICE RD.
JOAN DR.
MARY ST.
DOWNSVIEW DR.
HARVEY PL.
GROVE PARK DR.
FILMANDALE RD.
GLE
N
A
CRES CRT.
FINCH AVE.
RTH SHORE BLVD. E
LASALLE PARK RD.
PLAINS RD. E
KI
N
G
RD.
ALAYNE BRYK WAY
HORE BLVD. W
W
A
T
E
R
D
O
WN
RD.
QUEEN ELI
Z
ABE
T
H WAY
S RD. W
HWY 403
5 - W
6 - W
3 - E
7 - E
4 - E
7 - W
5 - E
6 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.6 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
KING
RD.
DORSET AVE.
W
ARWICK DR.
S
P
R
I
NGBANK
C
R
E
S
.
ATKINS PL.
INVER
NESS AVE.
SANFORD DR.
NORA DR.
WARWICK
C
R
T
.
JOB
'S LANE
KING RD.
ENFIELD RD.
VE.
CONR
AD CRT.
HY
DR
O
LANE
KIN
G
F
O
REST CRT.
CEDARWOOD PL.
WICKENS AVE.
PLAINS RD.
E
MAPLEHURST AVE.
SURREY LANE
ENFIELD RD.
PLAINS RD. E
KING RD.
GLEN VIEW AVE.
P
E
N
NY L
A
N
E
TOWNSEND AVE.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
WILLOWBROOK RD.
KING RD.
CLOVER
LEAF
DR.
JOAN DR.
LONG DR.
MARY ST.
HARVEY PL.
KINGSWOOD PL.
HWY 403
GLE
N
A
CRES CRT.
K
I
N
G
RD.
PLAINS RD. E
BRYK WAY
FAI
R
V
I
EW ST.
407 ETR
HORE BLVD
MA
P
L
E
AVE.
QUEEN
E
LIZA
BETH
WAY
HWY 403
5 - W
11 - W
6 - W
7 - E
7 - W
5 - E
6 - E
10 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.6 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
KING RD.
YORKTO
KING RD.
K
I
NG
R
D.
ZABETH W
W
AT
E
R
D
O
WN
R
D.
AYNE BRYK WAY
HWY 403
6 - W
7 - E
4 - E
7 - W
6 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.7 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
KING
RD.
KIN
G
F
O
REST CRT.
KING RD.
STURBR
KING RD.
WESTHA
KING RD.
UPPER MID
KING RD.
IZABETH WAY
HWY 403
11 - W
6 - W
7 - E
12 - W
7 - W
6 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.7 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
BURLINGTON BAY
LAKE O
Beachway Park
QEW
PARKINS LANE
WILLOW AVE.
ALGONQUIN RD.
IROQUOIS RD.
EAS
TPO
RT DR.
QEW
NORTH SHORE
BLVD.
BAGGOT'S LANE
EASTPORT DR.
LAKESHORE RD.
INDIAN RD.
OMAHA ST.
L
A
KESHORE
C
R
T
.
N
O
R
T
H
SHOR
E
BL
VD.
E
LA
KESHORE R
D
.
MAPL
E AVE.
KING RD.
QUE
EN ELIZ
A
BET
H WAY
8 - W
9 - E
8 - E
9 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.8 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
A
L
L
V
I
E
W
AVE.
QEW
PARKINS LANE
WILLOW AVE.
ALGONQUIN RD.
IROQUOIS RD.
EAS
TPO
RT DR.
NORTH SHORE
BLVD.
E
MOHAWK
R
D
.
BAGGOT'S LANE
McMILLANS LANE
EASTPORT DR.
LAKESHORE RD.
BELLVIEW ST.
INDIAN RD.
M
A
R
KA
Y
OMAHA ST.
BELLVIEW CRES
.
A
DR.
L
A
KESHORE
C
R
T
.
ONEIDA PL.
A
T
E
R
CRES.
NOR
T
H S
H
O
R
E
B
LVD. E
LA
KESHORE R
D
.
JAMES S
MAP
L
E AVE.
BRANT ST.
KING RD.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
8 - W
9 - E
8 - E
9 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.8 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-06
W
ARWICK DR.
WANDA DR.
AUGUSTUS DR.
NWOOD DR.
WALLACE ST.
A
LL
V
IE
W
AVE.
CASAD
O
R
CRT.
NESS AVE.
HAMMOND ST.
CEDAR AVE.
MAPLE AVE.
HOLT DR.
QEW
HOR
E B
LVD. E
WARWICK
C
R
T
.
SABLE DR.
HURON DR.
SHEPHERD'S DR.
FRANCIS RD.
ALGONQUIN RD.
THOR
PE
RD.
MILNE LANE
EARL C
R
E
S
.
FAIRVIE
MARLEY RD.
IROQUOIS RD.
WAYNE PL.
CAROL ST.
PLAINS RD.
E
SURREY LANE
MARLEY CRES
.
LLENGALE RD.
C
AMP
BELL CRT.
MAPLE AVE.
STILLWATER CRT.
NORTH SHORE
BLVD.
E
MOHAWK
R
D
.
WILLIAMS
ON CRT.
LAMB'S
CRT.
GLEN VIEW AVE.
GREEN
W
O
OD P
L.
McMILLANS LANE
BATEMAN CRT.
VANDERBURGH DR.
LOCKHART RD.
HAW
K
I
N
CHERRYWOOD DR.
BELLVIEW ST.
INDIAN RD.
MA
RK
AY
C
M
N.
O
N
E
IDA
D
R.
NATHANIE
L
C
RES.
MAPLE AVE.
RICHMOND
YOU
N
G
AVE.
CLOVER
LEAF
DR.
STEPHENSO
SUNSET RD.
BELLVIEW CRES
.
REGINA
DR.
QEW
MAPL
E
CROSSING
B
L
V
D
ONEIDA PL.
MARLE
Y
CRT.
ST
ILL
W
A
TE
R
CRES.
N
O
RT
H
S
HOR
E
BL
VD.
E
NEW ST.
BRANT ST.
PLAINS RD. E
F
AI
R
VIEW ST.
KING RD.
LAKESHO
R
E
R
D.
JAMES S
T
.
MAPLE AVE.
QU
EEN
ELI
ZABE
TH WAY
10 - E
9 - E
8 - E
5 - E
10 - W
9 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.9 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
ELIZABETH ST.
F
HALIFAX PL.
NELSON AVE.
BURLINGTON AVE.
BRENTWOOD DR.
ELGIN ST.
CASAD
O
R
CRT.
ALMAS CMN
VICTORIA AVE
BIRCH AVE.
G
R
OVETRE
E
LANE
HAMMOND ST.
D
E
P
AUL
S
L
FREEMAN ST
.
MAPLE AVE.
BALDWIN ST.
CLARK AVE.
SABLE DR.
LOCUST ST.
JOHN ST.
EMERALD CRES.
BROCK AVE.
Y'S LA
N
E
ALFRED
C
RES.
THOR
PE
RD.
LAKESHORE RD.
PEARL ST.
FAIRVIEW ST.
BRANT ST.
ROBINSON ST.
MIRIAM CRES.
R
AMB
O
C
R
E
S.
ROSS ST.
OLGA DR.
EDEN PL.
BRANT ST.
JOHN S
T. EX
EDINBURGH D
MAPLE AVE.
LAMB'S
CRT.
CAROLINE STREET
MAPLEWOOD DR.
ONTARIO ST.
MARIA ST.
PINE ST.
HALTON PL.
HART RD.
HAW
K
I
N
S
C
R
E
S
.
HAGER AVE.
BLATHWAYTE LANE
BELLVIEW ST.
BLAIRHOLM AVE.
L
A
MBS
H
E
A
D DR.
NATHANIE
L
C
RES.
GRAHAM'S LANE
MAPLE AVE.
RICHMOND RD.
YOU
N
G
AVE.
HYDE RD.
STEPHENSON DR.
COU
RTLAN
D
PL.
GHENT AVE.
REGINA
DR.
BERDEA DR.
MAPL
E
CROSSING
B
L
V
D.
HURD AVE.
LEGION RD.
JAMES ST.
BLENHEIM ST.
ELIZABETH ST.
F
HALIFAX PL.
NELSON AVE.
BURLINGTON AVE.
BRENTWOOD DR.
ELGIN ST.
CASAD
O
R
CRT.
ALMAS CMN
VICTORIA AVE
BIRCH AVE.
G
R
OVETRE
E
LANE
HAMMOND ST.
D
E
P
AUL
S
L
FREEMAN ST
.
MAPLE AVE.
BALDWIN ST.
CLARK AVE.
SABLE DR.
LOCUST ST.
JOHN ST.
EMERALD CRES.
BROCK AVE.
Y'S LA
N
E
ALFRED
C
RES.
THOR
PE
RD.
LAKESHORE RD.
PEARL ST.
FAIRVIEW ST.
BRANT ST.
ROBINSON ST.
MIRIAM CRES.
R
AMB
O
C
R
E
S.
ROSS ST.
OLGA DR.
EDEN PL.
BRANT ST.
JOHN S
T. EX
EDINBURGH D
MAPLE AVE.
LAMB'S
CRT.
CAROLINE STREET
MAPLEWOOD DR.
ONTARIO ST.
MARIA ST.
PINE ST.
HALTON PL.
HART RD.
HAW
K
I
N
S
C
R
E
S
.
HAGER AVE.
BLATHWAYTE LANE
BELLVIEW ST.
BLAIRHOLM AVE.
L
A
MBS
H
E
A
D DR.
NATHANIE
L
C
RES.
GRAHAM'S LANE
MAPLE AVE.
RICHMOND RD.
YOU
N
G
AVE.
HYDE RD.
STEPHENSON DR.
COU
RTLAN
D
PL.
GHENT AVE.
REGINA
DR.
BERDEA DR.
MAPL
E
CROSSING
B
L
V
D.
HURD AVE.
LEGION RD.
JAMES ST.
BLENHEIM ST.
For Downtown
Area Zoning
see Map 9A
LAK
E
SH
ORE
R
D.
BRANT ST.
NORT
H
S
H
O
R
E
BLVD. E
FAI
RVIE
W ST.
PLAINS RD. E
JAMES S
T
.
MAPL
E
AVE.
NEW ST.
QUEEN ELIZABE
TH
W
AY
QUEENSWAY DR.
Y 403
13 - W
10 - E
14 - W
9 - E
14 - E
10 - W
9 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.9 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
ONTARIO HYDRO
ONTARIO HYDRO
ONTARIO HYDRO
L
AKESHORE RD.
CAROLINE ST.
BELLWOOD AVE.
ELIZABETH ST.
AUGUSTUS DR.
HALIFAX PL.
NELSON AVE.
BURLINGTON AVE.
WALLACE ST.
ELGIN ST.
HAR
R
IS CRES.
ALMAS CMN.
CASAD
O
R
CRT.
VICTORIA AVE.
BIRCH AVE.
BRIDGMAN AVE.
NEW S
FREEMAN ST
.
E AVE.
BALDWIN ST.
QEW
CLARK AVE.
SABLE DR.
LOCUST ST.
JOHN ST.
EMERALD CRES.
TALLMAN AVE
BROCK AVE.
WELLINGTON AVE.
EMERALD ST.
CROSBY AVE.
LAKESHORE RD.
PEARL ST.
MILNE LANE
OLD LAKES
H
O
RE
RD.
BRANT
HOLTBY AVE.
CAROL ST.
WOODLAND AVE.
LORNE ST.
SWANS
O
N CRT.
EDEN PL.
BRANT ST.
C
AMP
BELL CRT.
JOHN S
T. EX
TH SHORE
BLVD.
E
WILLIAMS
ON CRT.
CAROLINE STREET
ONTARIO ST.
SMITH AVE
.
MARIA ST.
PINE ST.
HALTON PL.
LOCKHART RD.
MARTHA ST.
STRATHEDEN
DR.
BLATHWAYTE LANE
BELLVIEW ST.
MA
RK
AY
C
M
N.
MAPLE AVE.
CAROLINE STREET
BATES CMN.
YOU
N
G
AVE.
BELLVIEW CRES
.
TORRANCE ST.
REGINA
DR.
MAPL
E
CROSSING
B
L
V
D.
HURD AVE.
JAMES ST.
BLENHEIM ST.
L
AKESHORE RD.
CAROLINE ST.
BELLWOOD AVE.
ELIZABETH ST.
AUGUSTUS DR.
HALIFAX PL.
NELSON AVE.
BURLINGTON AVE.
WALLACE ST.
ELGIN ST.
HAR
R
IS CRES.
ALMAS CMN.
CASAD
O
R
CRT.
VICTORIA AVE.
BIRCH AVE.
BRIDGMAN AVE.
NEW S
FREEMAN ST
.
E AVE.
BALDWIN ST.
QEW
CLARK AVE.
SABLE DR.
LOCUST ST.
JOHN ST.
EMERALD CRES.
TALLMAN AVE
BROCK AVE.
WELLINGTON AVE.
EMERALD ST.
CROSBY AVE.
LAKESHORE RD.
PEARL ST.
MILNE LANE
OLD LAKES
H
O
RE
RD.
BRANT
HOLTBY AVE.
CAROL ST.
WOODLAND AVE.
LORNE ST.
SWANS
O
N CRT.
EDEN PL.
BRANT ST.
C
AMP
BELL CRT.
JOHN S
T. EX
TH SHORE
BLVD.
E
WILLIAMS
ON CRT.
CAROLINE STREET
ONTARIO ST.
SMITH AVE
.
MARIA ST.
PINE ST.
HALTON PL.
LOCKHART RD.
MARTHA ST.
STRATHEDEN
DR.
BLATHWAYTE LANE
BELLVIEW ST.
MA
RK
AY
C
M
N.
MAPLE AVE.
CAROLINE STREET
BATES CMN.
YOU
N
G
AVE.
BELLVIEW CRES
.
TORRANCE ST.
REGINA
DR.
MAPL
E
CROSSING
B
L
V
D.
HURD AVE.
JAMES ST.
BLENHEIM ST.
WILLOW AVE.
PARKINS LANE
BAGGOT'S LANE
R.
LAKESHORE RD.
OMAHA ST.
L
A
KESHORE
C
R
T
.
WILLOW AVE.
PARKINS LANE
BAGGOT'S LANE
R.
LAKESHORE RD.
OMAHA ST.
L
A
KESHORE
C
R
T
.
9 - A Beach Strip
See 9 - A Beach Strip inset
LAKE ONTARIO
[
Map Index
9 - E
9 - W
5 - E
8 - W
14 - W
14 - E
13 - E
8 - E
13 - W
10 - E
9A
MAP NO.9 - A
LAKE ONTARIO
Scale -
2026-05-06
1:5,750
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general
reference only and may not reflect the most
current regulations or property boundaries;
users must verify information prior to
relying thereon.
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
W
ARWICK DR.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
D
R.
CEDAR AVE.
AR T
R
AIL
UR
S
E
A
S
O
N
S DR.
ARWICK
C
R
T
.
JOB
'S LANE
DELL CRT.
THOR
PE
RD.
CORIC AVE.
FAIRVIEW ST.
MARLEY RD.
HUNTLY ST.
PLAINS RD.
E
WINTERBERRY DR.
MIRIAM CRES.
PLAINS RD. E
LANE
MARLEY CRES
.
S
K
Y
VIEW DR.
HIGHLAND ST.
GREEN MEADOW DR.
MAPLE AVE.
LAMB'S
CRT.
GLEN VIEW AVE.
P
E
N
NY L
A
N
E
HWY 403
.
HAW
K
I
N
S
C
R
E
S
.
HEATHER HILLS DR.
NATHANIE
L
C
RES.
CLOVER
LEAF
DR.
STEPHENSON DR.
QEW
QEW
MARLE
Y
CRT.
B
R
ANT
S
T.
PLAINS R
D. E
FAIRVIEW
ST.
Q
UE
EN
E
LIZAB
ETH WAY
KING R
D.
MA
P
L
E
AVE.
407 ETR
HWY 403
10 - E
11 - E
11 - W
5 - E
6 - E
10 - W
9 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.10 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
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2020
PLAINS RD. E
TREELAND ST.
GABRIEL PL.
WOOD DR.
LEIGHLAND RD.
G
R
OVETRE
E
LANE
D
E
P
AUL
S
LANE
R
AIL
R
S
E
A
S
O
N
S DR.
BRANT ST.
TYRRE
RYCKMAN CMN.
G
R
AY'S LA
N
E
THOR
PE
RD.
CORIC AVE.
FAIRVIEW ST.
HUNTLY ST.
ROBINSON ST.
LEIGHLAND RD.
WINTERBERRY DR.
MIRIAM CRES.
PLAINS RD. E
S ST.
R
AMB
O
C
BONNIE CRT.
BLUEFIELDS DR
.
OLGA DR.
EDI
HIGHLAND ST.
MAPLE AVE.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
HELENA ST.
BRANT ST.
LAMB'S
CRT.
MAPLEWO
407 ETR
QEW
HAW
K
I
N
S
C
R
E
S
.
CH
.
BRANT ST.
NATHANIE
L
C
RES.
GRAHAM'S LANE
HYDE RD.
STEPHENSON DR.
COU
RTLAN
D
PL.
GHENT AVE.
BERDEA DR.
LEGION RD.
CHURCHILL AV
E
.
G
LEND
OR AVE.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
QUEENSWAY DR
BRANT ST.
PLAI
N
S
R
D
.
E
F
A
IRVIE
W S
T.
KING RD.
QUEEN ELIZABETH
WAY
M
A
PLE AVE.
407 ETR
HWY 403
10 - E
11 - E
14 - W
11 - W
15 - W
10 - W
9 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.10 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
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CRESTON PL.
BER
K
O
CRT.
CHIPPENDALE PL.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
B
R
O
O
KBRI
D
G
E
D
R.
CA
N
T
E
R
B
U
R
Y DR.
SCENIC
P
O
INT
W
H
I
T
E
CEDAR T
R
AIL
FOUR
S
E
A
S
O
N
S DR.
ASHTON PL.
LARCHW
OOD GREEN
FORESTVALE DR.
JOB
'S LANE
FAIRW
DELL CRT.
DR
O
LANE
HUNTLY ST.
STURBRIDGE DR.
WINTERBER
FRONTE
N
A
C
S
K
Y
VIEW DR.
BONFIELD CRT.
VA
L
L
E
Y
CLO
S
E
GREEN MEADOW DR.
FIELDG
A
TE DR.
BUCKINGHAM CRT.
C
R
O
FTON WA
Y
A
G
INCOURT
C
RES.
HWY 403
VI
L
LAGE GREEN
SALISBURY CRT.
RTH SERVICE RD.
GLOUC
E
S
TE
R
D
R
.
HEATHER HILLS DR.
WESTHAVEN DR.
E
D
E
NVALE
C
RES.
CLIFTON GREEN
KERN'S RD.
STERLING PL.
BRANT ST.
Q
UE
E
N
ELI
ZABETH WAY
K
ING RD.
U
P
PE
R
M
IDDLE R
D
.
PLAINS RD
. E
407 ETR
HWY 403
10 - E
11 - E
11 - W
7 - E
12 - W
12 - E
6 - E
10 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.11 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
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Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
N PL.
FARNHAM PL.
CHIPPENDALE PL.
AMHERST HEIGHTS CRT.
IAN RD.
CHRISTINA CRT.
B
R
O
O
KBRI
D
G
E
D
R.
CA
N
T
E
R
B
U
R
Y DR.
F
AL
MO
UT
H
TE
RR.
W
H
I
T
E
CEDAR T
R
AIL
WESTBURY AVE.
FOUR
S
E
A
S
O
N
S DR.
ON PL.
ESTER DR.
LARCHW
OOD GREEN
BRANT ST.
FAIRWAY C
R
T
.
SILWELL CRT.
A
MHERS
T
H
E
I
G
H
T
S
DR.
RO
U
NDLEA
F
C
R
T.
CROZIER CRT.
HUNTLY ST.
WINTERBERRY DR.
DAWLI
S
H
R
D
.
ALMONTE DR.
FRONTE
N
A
C PL.
BRA
BLUEFIELDS DR
.
HUMPHREYS CRES.
WAKEFIELD CRES.
FIELDG
A
TE DR.
FAIRCHILD BLVD
.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
HAVENDALE BLVD.
BRANT ST.
LI
NM
O
U
TH TE
R
R.
K
N
I
G
H
T
S BRIDGE CRT.
A
G
INCOURT
C
RES.
03
VI
L
LAGE GREEN
407 ETR
QEW
W
I
N
CHEST
E
R
C
R
T
.
E
D
E
NVALE
C
RES.
TY
A
N
D
A
G
A
PARK DR.
BRANT ST.
CLIFTON GREEN
FAV
E
RSHAM AVE
.
JANINA BLVD.
NORTH SERVICE
K
I
NG RD.
MAPLE
BRANT ST.
P
LAI
NS RD.
E
QUEENSWAY D
U
P
P
E
R MIDDL
E
R
D.
Q
UEEN ELIZABETH WA
Y
HWY 403
407 ETR
10 - E
11 - E
11 - W
12 - W
12 - E
16 - W
15 - W
10 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.11 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
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ON PL.
CHIPPENDALE PL.
CA
N
T
E
R
B
U
R
Y DR.
SUSSEX CRT.
SCENIC
P
O
INT
ORESTVALE DR.
RO
S
S
EAU PL
.
FRONTE
N
A
C PL.
BONFIELD CRT.
FIELDG
A
TE DR.
HAVENDALE BLVD.
BUCKINGHAM CRT.
K
N
I
G
H
T
S BR
A
G
INCOURT
C
RES.
M
ONM
OU
T
HARBOUR CRT.
SALISBURY CRT.
DUNDAS ST.
GLOUC
E
S
TE
R
D
R
.
BELMONT CRT.
WESTHAVEN DR.
E
D
E
NVALE
C
RES.
AP
P
L
E
F
ORD L
A
N
E
A
B
BE
Y CRT.
KERN'S RD.
STERLING PL.
DUNDAS ST.
BRANT ST.
UP
P
E
R MIDDLE
R
D.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
407 ETR
K
ING RD.
11 - E
11 - W
7 - E
12 - W
12 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.12 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
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2020
BEAUFORT CRT.
HAZELTON
BLVD.
FARNHAM PL.
K
IRSTIE
C
R
T.
D
U
N
C
A
S
T
E
R
D
CHIPPENDALE PL.
M
A
NSFIELD D
R
.
SIL
V
E
RP
IN
E C
RT.
PEA
R
T
REE L
A
N
E
AMHERST HEIGHTS CRT.
UPPERMIDDLERD.
GREENBANKTRAIL
DUNDAS ST.
B
R
AN
T
S
T.
HAZELTON BLVD.
CA
N
T
E
R
B
U
R
Y DR.
F
AL
MO
UT
H
TE
RR.
SUSSEX CRT.
O
BELGRAVE CR
T
.
B
A
D
E
R C
R
E
S.
MARCHBANK CRT.
CANNING CRT.
UP
PER MIDDLE RD.
SILWELL CRT.
ST
H
E
I
G
H
T
S
DR.
RO
S
S
EAU PL
.
FO
S
TE
GREENBAN
K
T
R
AIL
DAWLI
S
H
R
D
.
BA
RL
O
W
C
RES.
ALMONTE DR.
FRONTE
N
A
C PL.
BRANT ST.
HOOVER
CRT.
KEFIELD CRES.
FIELDG
A
TE DR.
FAIRCHILD BLVD
.
HAVENDALE BLVD.
TAMWORTH
C
R
T.
LI
NM
O
U
TH TE
R
R.
K
N
I
G
H
T
S BRIDGE CRT.
OURT
C
RES.
CO
T
T
ONTREE DR.
M
ONM
OU
TH
DR.
SOMERSET DR.
HARBOUR CRT.
REEN
PORTVIEW CRT.
BELMONT CRT.
W
I
N
CHEST
E
R
C
R
T
.
E
D
E
NVALE
C
RES.
HEM
M
I
N
G
WAY
D
R
.
AP
P
L
E
F
ORD L
A
N
E
B
E
A
UFORT DR.
TY
A
N
D
A
G
A
PARK DR.
BRANT ST.
A
B
BE
Y CRT.
FAV
E
RSHAM AVE
.
R
O
S
ET
O CRT.
KELL
E
R
CRT.
HOMER DR.
DUNDAS ST.
BRANT ST.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
U
P
P
E
R MIDDL
E
R
D.
NG RD
407 ETR
11 - E
11 - W
12 - W
12 - E
16 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.12 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
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L
AKESHORE RD.
CAROLINE ST.
BELLWOOD AVE.
ELIZABETH ST.
GARY CRES.
PAISLEY AVE.
SENECA AVE.
COURTLAND DR.
HAR
R
IS CRES.
CLIFFCREST CRT.
ALMAS CMN.
FAIRLEIGH PL.
VICTORIA AVE.
BIRCH AVE.
Y
O
R
K
SHIRE CRES.
BRIDGMAN AVE.
STRA
THALLAN AVE.
NEW ST.
NEWBOLD D
R
.
WATERLOO ST.
WAGNER
C
R
E
S.
LOCUST ST.
JOHN ST.
EMERALD CRES.
TALLMAN AVE.
WELLINGTON AVE.
CROSBY AVE.
EMERALD ST.
AN
D
REA CRT.
ALFRED
C
RES.
DRURY LANE
RE RD.
PEARL ST.
OLD LAKES
H
O
RE
RD.
BRANT ST.
HOLTBY AVE.
ALEXANDER CRT.
WOODLAND AVE.
LORNE ST.
SWANS
O
N CRT.
R
AMB
O
C
R
E
S.
OLGA DR.
BRANT ST.
JOHN S
T. EX
STINSON AVE
.
GEO
R
GE ST.
STREET
SMITH AVE
.
PINE ST.
MARIA ST.
HALTON PL.
MARTHA ST.
STRATHEDEN
DR.
BLATHWAYTE LANE
BRU
BLAIRHOLM AVE.
CAROLINE STREET
BATES CMN.
COU
PL.
TORRANCE ST.
HURD AVE.
NEWBOLD CRT.
JAMES ST.
BLENHEIM ST.
GUELPH LINE
LAKESHORE RD.
JAMES S
T
.
MAPLE AV
E.
BRANT ST.
ORE BLVD. E
NEW ST.
AIRVIEW ST.
13 - W
13 - E
14 - W
9 - E
14 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.13 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
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2020
AKESHORE RD.
AROLINE ST.
BALMORAL AVE.
SENECA AVE.
THIRD ST.
KAREN DR.
CLIFFCREST CRT.
FAIRLEIGH PL.
WOODWARD AVE.
Y
O
R
K
SHIRE CRES.
BRIDGMAN AVE.
SOUTH DR.
STRA
THALLAN AVE.
NEW ST.
NEWBOLD D
R
.
WAGNER
C
R
E
S.
EILEEN DR.
TALLMAN AVE.
E. HART
C
R
E
S
.
ARLINGTON BLVD.
BEAVER ST.
AN
D
REA CRT.
W
ARD RD.
DRURY LANE
DELAWARE AVE.
O
X
FO
RD
R
D.
ST PAUL ST.
BARONS
CRT.
TECUMSEH DR.
CORNICK DR.
ALEXANDER CRT.
LORNE ST.
CRT.
GUELPH LINE
E
DITH AVE.
MARKET ST.
W. HART CRES.
EVA DR.
BEVERLEY DR.
STINSON AVE
.
GEO
R
GE ST.
SMITH AVE
.
PRINCESS BLVD.
STRATHEDEN
DR.
BRIAR
W
OOD C
RE
S
.
BRUCE ST.
NEW ST.
GUELPH LINE
GREEN ST.
FIRS
T ST.
GLENCREST RD.
HART AVE.
SECOND ST.
PEPPER DR.
LAKESHORE RD.
HILLCREST
DR.
MA
YZEL RD.
CATHERINE ST.
ST
CLAIR AV
NEWBOLD CRT.
WOO
D
LAN
D
P
AR
K
DR
.
EAST S
I
DE CRES.
CLARIDGE RD.
GUELPH LINE
MES ST.
BRANT ST.
LAKES
HO
RE RD.
NEW ST.
W
13 - W
13 - E
17 - W
18 - W
14 - W
14 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.13 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
CAROLINE ST.
BELLWOOD AVE.
ELIZABETH ST.
S RD. E
GARY CRES.
PAISLEY AVE.
FAIRVIEW ST.
COURTLAND DR.
AX PL.
QUEENSWAY DR.
DEYNCOURT DR.
BRENTWOOD DR.
HAR
R
IS CRES.
PEARSON ST.
CLETA ST
MN.
VICTORIA AVE.
FAIRLEIGH PL.
LEIGHLAND RD.
CLARENDON PARK DR.
BIRCH AVE.
Y
O
R
K
SHIRE CRES.
G
R
OVETRE
E
LANE
BRIDGMAN AVE.
D
E
P
AUL
S
LANE
ARGON CRT.
AVE.
NEW ST.
QE
OLD D
R
.
ORPHA ST.
WIN ST.
WATERLOO ST.
WAGNER
C
R
E
S.
LOCUST ST.
JOHN ST.
EMERALD CRES.
TALLMAN AVE.
WELLINGTON AVE.
EMERALD ST.
CROSBY AVE.
RYCKMAN CMN.
AN
D
REA CRT.
G
R
AY'S LA
N
E
ALFRED
C
RES.
DRURY LANE
PEARL ST.
BRANT ST.
HOLTBY AVE.
GHENT AVE.
ROBINSON ST.
WOODLAND AVE.
LORNE ST.
BRE
NDA CRE
S
.
LILNAN CRT.
SWANS
O
N CRT.
R
AMB
O
C
R
E
S.
BRINELL
OLGA DR.
PL.
BRANT ST.
EDINBURGH DR.
JOHN S
T. EX
MAPLEWOOD DR.
PLAINS RD.
E
SHAR
FAIRVIEW S
GEO
R
GE ST.
STINSON AVE
.
LINE STREET
MAPLEWOOD DR.
JOYCE ST.
MARIA ST.
HALTON PL.
MARTHA ST.
PHYLLIS ST.
BLATHWAYTE LANE
BLAIRHOLM AVE.
BRANT ST.
M'S LANE
CAROLINE STREET
HYDE RD.
FASSEL AVE.
COU
RTLAN
D
PL.
GHENT AVE.
LEGION RD.
HURD AVE.
T
RUMAN ST.
JAMES ST.
CHURCHILL AV
E
.
BLENHEIM ST.
ASHLEY AVE.
F
AIR
VIEW ST.
GUELPH LINE
SHORE BLVD
BRANT ST.
MAINWAY
PLAINS RD. E
LA
K
ESH
O
R
E
R
D
.
JAMES
S
T.
M
A
PLE AVE.
NEW ST.
QU
EEN
EL
I
ZAB
ETH W
AY
QUEEN
S
W
A
Y DR.
407 ETR
13 - W
10 - E
13 - E
14 - W
9 - E
15 - E
14 - E
15 - W
9 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.14 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
CAROLINE ST.
PALING RD.
TREVESH CMN
P
OWELL CRT.
DR.
KAREN DR.
QEW
CLETA ST.
FAIRLEIGH PL.
WOODWARD AVE.
CLARENDON PARK DR.
Y
O
R
K
SHIRE CRES.
BRIDGMAN AVE.
ARGON CRT.
RAYMORE DR.
NEW ST.
REIMER CMN
REGE
QEW
ORPHA ST.
WATERLOO ST.
WAGNER
C
R
E
S.
WESLEY ST.
EILEEN DR.
TALLMAN AVE.
MC DOW
ELL RD.
BARCLAY RD
.
AN
D
REA CRT.
W
ARD RD.
DRURY LANE
O
X
FO
RD
R
D.
BARONS
CRT.
TECUMSEH
PEPPIATT CMN
CORNICK DR.
PEELE B
LVD.
LORNE ST.
BRE
NDA CRE
S
.
SWANS
O
N CRT.
PARKER CRES.
PROSPECT ST.
PROCTOR RD.
BRINELL AVE.
LINE
OOD DR.
GLENDALE CRT.
E
DITH AVE.
PLAINS RD.
E
SHAR
RON ST
.
ES.
FAIRVIEW ST.
EVA DR.
BEVERLEY DR.
GEO
R
GE ST.
STINSON AVE
.
GLENWOOD SCHOOL DR.
JOYCE ST.
PHYLLIS ST.
QUEENSWAY DR.
LEPAGE CMN
BRIAR
W
OOD C
RE
S
.
NEW ST.
QUEEN
S
W
A
Y DR
.
GUELPH LINE
GLENCREST RD.
FASSEL AVE.
PERRY DR.
HILLCREST
DR.
HAZEL ST.
MA
YZEL RD.
CATHERINE ST.
REDFERN RD.
DEAN S
T
.
WOO
D
LAN
D
P
A
K
D
ASHLEY AVE.
NEW ST.
GUELPH LINE
BRANT ST.
L
AKE
SHOR
E
R
D.
JAMES
S
T.
MAPLE AVE.
FA
IRVI
EW ST.
P
LAI
NS RD
.
E
MAINWAY
QUEE
N ELIZABETH WAY
ORE BLVD. E
QUEEN
S
W
A
Y DR.
407 ETR
13 - W
10 - E
13 - E
17 - W
18 - W
14 - W
9 - E
15 - E
14 - E
15 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
10,000
MAP NO.14 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
PLAINS RD. E
SUNNYD
A
LE DR.
FARNHAM PL.
QUEENSWAY DR.
MOUNT FOREST DR.
T.
AMHERST HEIGHTS CRT.
CHRISTINA CRT.
PETTIT RD.
M
OUNTAIN G
R
O
VE
A
VE.
MOUNTAINSID
E DR.
LEIGHLAND RD.
ORPHA ST
ESTER DR.
WEYBRIDGE CRT.
BRANT ST.
STANLEY DR.
JEFFERSON RD.
DE QUINCY CRES.
MOSS G
L
E
N RD.
TYRRELL RD.
RYCKMAN CMN.
ROLLING CRT.
INDUSTRIAL ST.
A
MHERS
T
H
E
I
G
H
T
S
DR.
F
I
S
H
NIELS A
VE.
M
EA
DOWBROOK
R
D
.
EIGHLAND RD.
BRE
NDA CRE
S
.
C
BLUEFIELDS DR
.
HUMPHREYS CRES.
H
E
R
T
E
L
CRES.
SUNNYDALE D
R
.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
BRANT ST.
PLAINS RD.
E
S
.
PARKWAY DR.
BUNNELL DR.
MOU
N
T
A
I
N
G
R
OVE AVE.
INNSWOOD DR
.
ROYAL DR.
D
U
N
B
A
R
R
D
.
HAROLD RD.
TR
QEW
C
WESTMINSTER PL.
CHARLES DR.
PHYLLIS ST.
BRANT
PRINCETON
C
R
E
S
.
CL
O
V
E
R RD.
TY
A
N
D
A
G
A
PARK DR.
BRANT ST.
T
RUMAN ST.
MO
S
S
GLEN CRT.
MOUNT ROYAL AVE.
FAV
E
RSHAM AVE
.
CHURCHILL AV
E
.
JANINA BLVD.
UPPER MIDDLE R
D
.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
BRANT ST.
MAINWAY
F
AIR
VIEW ST.
PLAINS RD.
E
GUELPH LI
NE
QU
EE
N
EL
IZABETH WAY
QUEENS
W
A
Y
DR.
M
APLE
A
VE.
UPPER
MI
DDLE RD.
Y 403
407 ETR
10 - E
11 - E
14 - W
11 - W
16 - E
12 - W
15 - E
12 - E
14 - E
16 - W
15 - W
10 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.15 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
BR
EN
NER CR
E
S
.
SUNNYD
A
LE DR.
HOMEWOOD DR.
TREVESH CMN
GUELPH LINE
MA
R
TI
N CRT.
NORTHVI
MAJESTIC DR.
QEW
PETTIT RD.
CLETA ST.
M
OUNTAIN G
R
O
VE
A
VE.
MOUNTAINSID
E DR.
ROSEMARY CRES.
REIMER CMN
QEW
MARYVALE CRT.
STANLEY DR.
CYPRUS AVE.
MOSS G
L
E
N RD.
S
T F
R
A
N
CE
S
D
R
.
BAVARONT PL.
BARKER AV
E.
CENT
INDUSTRIAL ST.
AUGUSTINE DR.
F
I
S
H
E
R
P
L
.
GR
E
N
A
L
LEN DR.
M
EA
DOWBROOK
R
D
.
WISE AVE.
PEPPIATT CMN
F
I
S
H
E
R AV
E.
BARNETT DR.
GIBBON ST.
BRE
NDA CRE
S
.
R
UTH DENE CR
E
S.
CHEVIOT CRT.
BRENNER CRT.
CRT.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
PLAINS RD.
E
MOU
N
T
A
I
N
G
R
OVE AVE.
ST M
A
R
Y
'
S
C
RES.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
BEAUFORT CRT.
BLVD.
LARABEE CRT.
FARNHAM PL.
K
IRSTIE
C
R
T.
D
U
N
C
A
S
T
E
R
D
R
.
C
A
RT
IER CRES.
KINGSB
RIDGE CRT.
LINCOLN CRT.
SHERBURNE DR.
D D
R
.
SIL
V
E
RP
IN
E C
RT.
PEA
R
T
REE L
A
N
E
AMHERST HEIGHTS CRT.
UPPERMIDDLERD.
GREENBANKTRAIL
DUNDAS ST.
M
MIDD
L
E
S
M
OOR CRES.
HAZELTON BLVD.
B
R
AN
T
S
T.
MILLWAY DR.
MANC
H
E
S
T
E
R
D
R.
OVERTON DR.
F
AL
MO
UT
H
TE
RR.
A
LCO
N
B
U
R
Y CRES.
B
A
D
E
R C
R
E
S.
WEYBRIDGE CRT.
COBBLESTONE DR.
LONGSHIRE DR.
RD.
TORQU
407 ETR
CUMMINS LANE
VALLEYF
I
E
L
D DR.
CANNING CRT.
UP
PER MIDDLE RD.
SILWELL CRT.
SINCLAIR
C
IR
.
COLDS
TR
E
A
M
D
R.
HUMBER CR
H
T
S
DR.
FO
S
TER CRT.
F
I
S
H
E
R
P
L
GREENBAN
K
T
R
AIL
M
EA
DOWBROOK
R
D
.
F
PREVIN CRT.
MELISSA CRES.
BLACKBU
R
N CRT.
DAWLI
S
H
R
D
.
UPPER
MIDDLE
RD.
BA
RL
O
W
C
RES.
L
E
OMINS
T
E
R DR.
BRANT ST.
CH
DEVLIN DR.
MELANIE CRT.
HANBURY CRT.
PA
U
L
INE CRT.
FAIRCHILD BLVD
.
HOLYHEAD DR.
ORTH
C
R
T.
LI
NM
O
U
TH TE
R
R.
RUS
H
B
U
R
Y CRT.
AMES
BUR
Y
CRES
.
CO
T
T
ONTREE DR.
ABBOTSBURY
ST
.
SHEFFIELD DR.
AMBLECOTE LANE
ARROW CRT.
KIRKBURN DR.
EAGLESFIELD DR.
CORA
L CRES.
WESTMINSTER PL.
HEM
M
I
N
G
WAY
D
R
.
FLEET PATH
B
E
A
UFORT DR.
TY
A
N
D
A
G
A
PARK DR.
BRANT ST.
MO
S
S
GLEN CRT.
FAV
E
RSHAM AVE
.
PLYMOUTH CRT.
KELL
E
R
CRT.
UPPER MIDDLE R
D
.
R.
PEMB
R
O
K
E CRT.
407 ETR
MAINWAY
DUNDAS ST.
GUELPH LI
N
E
UP
P
ER MIDD
LE
RD.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
Y 403
BRANT ST.
11 - E
11 - W
16 - E
12 - W
15 - E
12 - E
16 - W
15 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.16 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
D
EERWOOD DR.
DRIF
T
W
O
O
D
D
R
.
SHERBURNE DR.
MOUNTAIN G
R
OV
E
AVE.
GUELPH LINE
LONGME
A
D
O
W RD.
MIDD
L
E
S
M
OOR CRES.
S
S
I
L
V
ER
MILLWAY DR.
EXETER CRES.
MANC
H
E
S
T
E
R
D
R.
C
O
VENTRY
W
A
Y
CAVENDISH DR.
S
A
ND
L
EWOOD CRT.
A
LCO
N
B
U
R
Y CRES.
FALLING
B
ROO
K
C
R
T.
SANDR
INGHAM
DR.
407 ETR
WINDING W
LESTONE DR.
MONTGOMERY DR.
HEREFORD CRES.
LONGSHIRE DR.
RD.
JESTER CRT.
TORQUAY CRT.
S
T F
R
A
N
CE
S
D
R
.
407 ETR
BARKER AV
E.
VALLEYF
I
E
L
D DR.
INGERSOLL DR.
GILBERT CRT.
SINCLAIR
C
IR
.
LDS
TR
E
A
M
D
R.
HUMBER CRT.
AUTUMN
H
IL
L
C
RES.
AUGUSTINE DR.
GR
E
N
A
L
LEN DR.
F
I
S
H
E
R
P
L
.
M
EA
DOWBROOK
R
D
.
WISE AVE.
T
WIN O
A
K
S CRES.
F
I
S
H
E
R AV
E.
BARNETT DR.
MALCOLM CRES.
PREVIN CRT.
CRES.
BLAC
KWOOD DR.
R
UTH DE
T
E
R DR.
CHEVIOT CRT.
S
H
R
O
P
S
HI
R
E PL.
DEVLIN DR.
BRUN
S
W
ICK C
R
T
.
BERRYMA
P
A
ULA CRT.
ALDER
S
O
N
CRT.
AR
N
O
L
D
C
RES.
HANBURY CRT.
DUNDASST.
PARK KNOLL
CRT.
HOLYHEAD DR.
LAMBETH AVE.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
F
L
AN
A
G
A
N
CRT.
ABBOTSBURY
ST
.
D DR.
AMBLECOTE LANE
FO
NTANA CR
T.
PINE
MEADOW DR.
KIRKBURN DR.
C
U
TT
ER
S
PL.
MITCHELL DR.
LYNINGTON CRT.
407 ETR
CORA
L CRES.
C
AYUGA CRT.
IRE
L
AND DR.
T
I
N
T
A
GEL LANE
LYFORD LANE
CARNCASTLE GATE
ALDER DR.
COT
S
W
OLD CRES.
WHI
T
T
A
KER DR
.
TWEEDSMUIR CRT.
GI
L
L
I
N
GHAM DR.
S
N
OWHILL CRT.
LANCASTER CRES
.
MO
S
S
GLEN CRT.
ALBI
O
N
CRT.
UPLAND DR.
HEMLOCK CRT.
UPPER MIDDLE R
D
.
GLASTO
N
B
U
R
Y
RD.
DUNDAS ST.
MAINWAY
DUNDAS ST.
GUELPH LINE
BRANT ST.
U
PPER MIDDLE RD.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
407 ETR
11 - E
19 - W
16 - E
15 - E
12 - E
20 - W
16 - W
15 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.16 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
BALMORAL AVE.
F
E
N
WI
CK PL.
FRUITLAND AVE.
WILTON ST.
THIRD ST.
DOUGLAS
ST.
MYER'S LANE
SOUTH CRT.
LETITIA CRT.
RO
SSLYN DR.
WOODWARD AVE.
HAR
ONY
AVE
SOUTH DR.
BROOKF
I
E
L
D AVE.
SOUTH DR.
WILLOW LANE
HAMPTON CRT.
C
LAIRMO
N
T CRT.
EILEEN DR.
E. HART
C
R
E
S
.
PICTON PL.
HILLF
AIR PL.
ARLINGTON BLVD.
WALNUT
C
R
E
S
.
O
X
FO
RD
R
D.
ROBERT ST.
ST PAUL ST.
NEW ST.
TECUMSEH DR.
KESWIC
K
C
RT.
PINE COVE RD.
MAPLEHILL DR.
GUELPH LINE
POMONA AVE.
OAKHURST RD.
HAMBLING CR
T.
OLD COACH
RD.
R
O
SE
D
AL
E
C
RES.
W. HART CRES.
EVA DR.
FLOREN
C
PRINCESS BLVD.
SPRUC
EHILL AVE.
L
AK
E
LA
ND CRES.
BRIAR
W
OOD C
RE
S
.
NEW ST.
LANI CRES.
GUELPH LINE
FIRS
T ST.
ROSSMORE BLVD.
GLENCREST RD.
Ellyn Cmn.
HART AVE.
MAYF
A
IR PL
.
SECOND ST.
LAKESHORE RD.
PRIMRO
S
E
P
L.
ROSE
L
A
ND
CR
E
S
.
ST
CLAIR AVE.
CATHERINE ST.
JOHNSTON DR.
WOO
D
LAN
D
P
AR
K
DR
.
ES.
CLARIDGE RD.
GUELPH LINE
LAKESHO
RE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
NEW ST.
FAIRVIEW ST.
13 - E
17 - E
17 - W
18 - W
18 - E
14 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.17 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
ROTHESAY PL.
R
NICHOLS
O
N
CRT.
F
E
N
WI
CK PL.
AURO
R
A C
R
ES.
FRUITLAND AVE.
WILTON ST.
NEW ST.
WALMER RD.
KAST
ELI
C PL.
JEN
SIMON
DR.
DOUGLAS
ST.
MYER'S LANE
LETITIA CRT.
MONICA CRES.
HAR
M
ONY
AVE.
ARDEN
CRES.
C
AMBORNE C
R
E
S.
LAKESHORE RD.
LAKESIDE AVE.
GUILDWO
O
D
CRT.
HILLF
AIR PL.
OAKWOOD DR.
A
P
P
L
E
V
AL
E C
RANKIN DR.
GUILDWOOD
D
R
.
STAR
VIEW RD.
GRAPEHILL AVE.
REXWAY DR.
ABBOTT RD.
MALVERN
RD.
ROBERT ST.
NEW ST.
WALKER'S LINE
WALKER'SLINE
RAVENSWOOD CRT.
PINE COVE RD.
MELBA LANE
H
U
LL CRT.
R
E
X
WAY CRT.
FAI
R
LAWN CRES.
REGAL
RD.
WALDEN DR.
HAMBLING CR
T.
OLD COACH
RD.
KINGSTON CRT.
FLOREN
C
E
RUBEN
S CRT.
PENN
D
R
.
LANT
E
R
N LANE
LL AVE.
L
AK
E
LA
ND CRES.
OAKWOOD CRT.
LANI CRES.
LAKEVIEW AVE.
WOODVIE
SWINBURNE RD.
Ellyn Cmn.
RYERSON RD.
MAYF
A
IR PL
.
ELMHURST
CRES
.
BRECKONDALE CRT.
ELWOOD RD
.
JOHNSTON DR.
FAIRVIE
W
ST.
GUELPH LINE
NEW ST.
LAKESHO
RE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
17 - E
17 - W
18 - W
18 - E
21 - W
22 - W
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.17 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
RAMSGATE
RD.
F
E
N
WI
CK PL.
T.
KAR
QEW
LETITIA CRT.
YN DR.
WOODWARD AVE.
RE DR.
REGENCY CRT.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
WILLOW LANE
C
LAIRMO
N
T CRT.
EILEEN DR.
PICTON PL.
HILLF
AIR PL.
FAIRVIEW ST.
ARLINGTON BLVD.
L RD.
AY RD
.
NORTH S
CAPLAN CRES
WALNUT
C
R
E
S
.
O
X
FO
RD
R
D.
MONTEGO CRES.
NORTHGATE DR.
TECUMSEH DR.
NEW ST.
KESWIC
K
C
RT.
PROSPECT ST.
CUMBERLAND AVE.
MAPLEHILL DR.
DYNES RD.
OAKHURST RD.
HAMBLING CR
T.
OLD COACH
RD.
R
O
SE
D
AL
E
C
RES.
EVA DR.
FLOREN
C
E CRT.
DR.
CUMBERLAND AVE.
SPRUC
EHILL AVE.
BRIAR
W
OOD C
RE
S
.
NEW ST.
LANI CRES.
QUEEN
S
W
A
Y DR
.
GUELPH LINE
C
AST
L
E
GUARD CRES.
ROSSMORE BLVD.
GLENCREST RD.
Ellyn Cmn.
CATHERINE ST.
ST
CLAIR AVE.
DEAN S
T
.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
LAURENTIAN DR.
CLARIDGE RD.
DONN
A CRT.
F
AIR
V
IEW ST.
MAINWAY
GUELPH LINE
ES ST.
WALKER'S LINE
NEW ST.
LAKESHORE R
LA
K
E
S
H
ORE RD.
S RD. E
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
QUEENS
W
A
Y
D
R.
13 - W
13 - E
17 - E
17 - W
18 - W
19 - W
18 - E
15 - E
14 - E
19 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.18 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
ROTHESAY PL.
RAMSGATE
RD.
F
E
N
WI
CK PL.
O
R
A C
R
ES.
GL
E
N
MOOR CRES.
NEW ST.
WALKER'S LINE
KAST
ELI
C PL.
JENNIF
E
R
C
RES.
BILLINGS CRT.
HARRINGTON CRT.
LETITIA CRT.
HAR
M
ONY
AVE.
FAIR
VIEW ST.
WILENE CRT.
PUTTER PL.
RONALD DR.
ROCKWOOD DR.
GUILDWO
O
D
CRT.
B
RAEMORE RD.
HILLF
AIR PL.
OAKWOOD DR.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
CAPLAN CRES
.
.
GUILDWOOD
D
R
.
GRAPEHILL AVE.
REXWAY DR.
MAC
L
A
REN DR.
ABBOTT RD.
MONTEGO CRES.
NORTHGATE DR.
NEW ST.
WALKER'S LINE
RAVENSWOOD CRT.
CUMBERLAND AVE.
HENSHAW PL.
ARTREVA C
THORNWOOD AVE.
H
U
LL CRT.
R
E
X
WAY CRT.
GENEVA PL.
MANFRED DR.
FAI
R
LAWN CRES.
REGAL
RD.
HAMBLING CR
T.
OLD COACH
RD.
KINGSTON CRT.
FLOREN
C
E CRT.
C
HESTNUT PL.
CUMBERLAND AVE.
RUBEN
S CRT.
WI
L
EN
E
DR.
FLE
BRAEMORE PL
.
LL AVE.
BARTLETT
LANI CRES.
WOODVIEW RD.
C
AST
L
E
GUARD CRES.
RYERSON RD.
Ellyn Cmn.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
ELWOOD RD
.
COMMERCE CRT.
GENEVA PARK
WIND
S
OR CRT.
QEW
GUELPH LINE
WALKER'S LINE
L
A
K
ESHORE RD.
HORE RD.
NEW ST.
F
AIRVI
E
W S
T.
MAINWAY
WAY DR.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
23 - W
17 - E
17 - W
18 - W
19 - W
18 - E
21 - W
22 - W
19 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.18 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
R CR
E
S
.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
PIONEER RD.
GUELPH LINE
MA
R
TI
N CRT.
NORTHVIEW CRES.
MAJESTIC DR.
HAZELWOOD AVE.
QEW
ARY CRES.
S
A
ND
L
EWOOD CRT.
VANCOUVER CRES
.
BENTWORTH DR.
RUSHOLME CRES
.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
T.
SHERWOOD CRT.
MAINWAY
E.
HEATHFIELD DR.
R
E
DWOOD PL.
N
A
S
PEN
C
RT.
D
DR.
BAVARONT PL.
W
I
BARKER AV
E.
CENTENNIAL DR.
AL
D
RIDGE CR
E
S
.
ALLANGROVE DR.
BARNETT DR.
CRES.
MICHAEL CRES.
NEWLANDS CRES.
DR
.
M
OR
GAN CRT.
GREE
N
B
OUGH CR
E
S
.
NER CRT.
ADVANCE RD.
NORTHSIDE RD.
R
A
I
N
BOW CRT.
WOODSID
CONSORT CRES.
DEWBOURNE CRES.
GUELPH LINE
SCHOLARS CMN.
HUNTERS WOOD
NO
T
T
IN
GHA
M
AVE.
PA
R
K
G
A
T
E
C
R
E
S
.
L VALLEY DR.
QUE
C
L
INTO
N CRT.
TERRAVIEW CRT.
DAVIDSON CRT.
NORTHSIDE RD
.
EPPI
N
G CRT.
DR.
MAINWAY
EPPING RD.
WOODVALE
P
L
.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
UPLAND DR.
WHISPERING
THORNT
O
N RD.
SYC
A
M
O
R
E D
R.
WA
LKE
R'S LINE
G
UELP
H LINE
S RD. E
MAINWAY
F
AIRV
I
EW ST.
QUEENS
W
A
Y
DR.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
407 ETR
20 - E
18 - W
19 - W
16 - E
18 - E
15 - E
20 - W
19 - E
15 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.19 - W
Map Index
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LANDMARK RD.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
PIONEER RD.
QUEBEC AVE.
TOBYN DR
HANNIBAL RD
.
BILLINGS CRT.
OD AVE.
R
I
L
E
Y AV
E
.
REYNOL
DS
AV
E.
KILMER DR.
BRIST
OL
DR.
VANCOUVER CRES
.
O
LD
E
N
E
A
G
LE
DR
.
BECK
E
T
T
CRT.
BLAIR RD.
WALKER'S LINE
CO
LU
M
BIA CRE
S
.
DILLON RD.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
CHRISDON RD.
MMER WI
N
D
DR.
W
INDY OAKS
D
R
.
QUIL
T
E
R
C
RT.
MARIO
N
CRT.
HEADON RD.
ROXBOROUGH CRES.
H
A
N
N
I
B
A
L
R
D
.
PALMER DR.
ED
G
E
W
O
O
D PL.
WILTS
HIRE
AV
E.
NEWLANDS CRES.
MAINWAY
BURKHOLDER DR.
T
R
ILLIU
M
OR
GAN CRT.
R
A
I
N
BOW CRT.
WOODSIDE AVE.
CONSORT CRES.
LANSD
OWN DR.
BLANSHARD DR.
R.
PADDINGTON CRT.
QUAIL VALLEY DR.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
EPPI
N
G CRT.
MAINWAY
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
MOL
TER CRT.
EPPING RD.
KETELBEY CRT.
WHISPERING PINE RD.
THORNT
O
N RD.
QEW
TOFFEE ST.
WALKER
'S LI
NE
GUELPH LINE
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
F
A
IRVIE
W S
T
.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MAINWAY
WAY DR.
407 ETR
23 - W
20 - E
24 - W
19 - W
18 - E
20 - W
22 - W
19 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.19 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
SO
VE
RE
IGN RD.
TANIA CRES.
DRIF
T
W
O
O
D
D
R
.
D
EERWOOD DR.
E
AVE.
GUELPH LINE
LONGME
A
D
O
W RD.
HAZELWOOD AVE.
RENTON RD.
S
A
N
DCLIFFE CRT.
FOLKWAY DR.
S
I
L
V
ER
B
IRCH CRT.
VISTA DR.
WA
D
E
CRT.
RY
W
A
Y
GO
LD
E
N
S
A
ND
L
EWOOD CRT.
CLIPPER CRES.
BENTWORTH DR.
RUSHOLME CRES
.
FALLING
B
ROO
K
C
R
T.
SUGAR M
A
PL
E
C
RT.
FEREN
C
I
C
H CRT.
407 ETR
E
D
G
EBA
N
K
CRT.
WINDING WAY
SUMMER WI
N
D
DR.
DEER RUN AVE
.
W
INDY
BARKE
AUTUMN
H
IL
L
C
RES.
BERKSHIRE LANE
T
WIN O
A
K
S CRES.
BARNET
NEWLANDS CRES.
TRAILWOOD DR
.
M
E
A
D
C
RES.
T
R
ILLIUM
C
R
T.
BRUN
S
W
ICK C
R
T
.
BERRYMAN CRT.
P
A
ULA CRT.
GREE
N
B
OUGH CR
E
S
.
BUTTERNUT CRES.
DER
S
O
N
CRT.
DUNDASST.
407 ETR
PARK KNOLL
CRT.
R
A
I
N
BOW CRT.
PHILIP ST.
DUNDAS ST.
WOODSIDE A
HUNT CRES
.
F
L
AN
A
G
A
N
CRT.
ED
EN
WOO
D
C
R
ES.
FO
NTANA CR
T.
MADERNA RD.
PINE
MEADOW DR.
CHARNWOOD DR
.
HUNTERS WOOD DR.
MITCHELL DR.
IRE
L
AND DR.
HEA
CARNCASTLE GATE
ALDER DR.
QUAIL VALLEY DR.
COT
S
W
OLD CRES.
C
L
INTO
N CRT.
O
WEN LANE
WHI
T
T
A
KER DR
.
DESMOND DR.
EPPI
N
G CRT.
WENTWORTH ST.
W
OODCROFT C
R
E
S
.
K
E
ITH CLOSE
S
N
OWHILL CRT.
LANCASTER CRES
.
EPPING RD.
APPOLL
O
RD.
UPLAND DR.
HEMLOCK CRT.
WHISPERING PI
BARTOK RD.
AS ST.
1:10,000
WALKER'S LINE
GUELPH LINE
DUNDAS ST.
MAINWA
Y
407 ETR
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
25 - W
20 - E
19 - W
16 - E
15 - E
20 - W
19 - E
MAP NO.20 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
CON
TINEN
OAKRIDGE CRES.
GUERN
TANIA CRES.
WOOD AVE.
VISTA DR.
KILMER DR
GO
LD
E
N
E
A
G
LE
DR
.
CLIPPER CRES.
CLEAVER AVE.
FEREN
C
I
C
H CRT.
DUNDAS ST.
E
D
G
EBA
N
K
CRT.
MEDLAND
DR.
HILL ST.
ELLA CRT.
NEWPORT
ST.
M
I
C
H
EL
LE CRT.
M
A
R
C LAN
E
CHRISDON RD.
SUMMER WI
N
D
DR.
W
INDY OAKS
D
R
.
D
ON
A
LD RD.
HEIDI AVE.
TINA RD.
HEADON RD.
O
N
CRT.
NORTHAM
P
TON BLVD.
WALKER'S LINE
ADDISON ST.
ED
G
E
W
O
O
D PL.
NEWLANDS CRES.
CON. HENSHAW BLVD
SANDY LANE
T
R
ILLIUM
C
R
T.
M
E
A
D
C
RES.
S
A
L
M
A
C
RES.
G
R
E
ENWAY TE
ALEXA
N
CRES.
BUTTERNUT CRES.
LODI RD.
CARDIFF
C
RES.
R
A
I
N
BOW CRT.
J
UDY CRT.
PHILIP ST.
BAXTER CRES.
WOODSIDE AVE.
HUNT CRES
.
WOO
D
C
R
ES.
JACKSON DR.
DARIEN RD
.
JORDAN
AV
E.
OD DR.
S
T
A
R L
A
NE
SPR
I
NGVALE CRT.
MICHEL
MYSTIC CRT.
HEADON FOREST DR.
KATHLEEN DR.
DINGTON CRT.
A
B
E
RDE
E
N
A
V
E
.
KEVIN CRES.
QUAIL VALLEY DR.
O
WEN LANE
DONNIC DR.
LEITH AV
E
.
DESMOND DR.
JARVIS C
RES.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
PPI
N
G CRT.
W
OODCROFT C
R
E
S
.
K
E
ITH CLOSE
BERTON AVE.
EPPING RD.
WALKER'S LINE
WHISPERING PINE RD.
TOFFEE ST.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
DUNDAS ST.
WALK
ER'S
LINE
MAIN
WA
Y
GUELPH LINE
407 ETR
25 - W
23 - W
20 - E
24 - W
19 - W
20 - W
19 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.20 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
4/29/2026
ROTHESAY PL.
STEPHANIE ST.
MC NI
C
H
OL CRES.
AURO
R
A C
R
ES.
EW ST.
WALMER RD.
APPLE
V
A
L
L
EY LAN
E
SHO
R
E
A
C
RES PL.
BELVENIA RD.
LA
KES
H
OR
E R
D.
SC
ARLETT CRE
S
.
CAMELOT
DR.
ARDEN
CRES.
VA
BORNE C
R
E
S.
HILTON AVE.
KESHORE RD.
A
P
P
L
E
V
AL
E CRT.
DUNVEGAN RD.
RANKIN DR.
CAMELOT CRT.
CRT.
GRAPEHILL AVE.
GOODRAM DR.
WALKER'S LINE
WICKLOW RD.
SHOREACRES RD.
AFTON CRT.
WALKER'SLINE
LORRAINE CRES.
RAVENSWOOD CRT.
CELIA CRT.
MELBA LANE
H
U
LL CRT.
ING
LE
WOOD
D
R
.
FAI
R
LAWN CRES.
MACK
A
Y
CRT.
WALDEN DR.
BELFAST AVE.
KINGSTON CRT.
CLARE P
L
.
COSTELLO CRT.
GLEN
A
F
T
O
N
DR.
BL
YTHEWOOD RD.
PENN
D
R
.
LANT
E
R
N LANE
STRATHCONA DR
.
BRAEMORE PL
.
GLEN AFTON DR.
CORRINE CRT.
MELBA PL.
SECORD LANE
NEW ST.
McIN
T
OSH PL.
ELMHURST
CRES
.
APPLE
V
A
L
LEY
LANE
S
S
C
R
ES.
NEW ST.
LAKESHORE RD.
APPLEBY LINE
WALKER'S LINE
FAIRVIEW ST.
17 - E
22 - E
18 - E
21 - W
22 - W
21 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.21 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
AVONDALE CRT.
BENNE
MC NI
C
H
OL CRES.
CONCORD PL.
KERRY DR.
DELANEY CRT
.
SHO
R
E
A
C
RES PL.
WILSON AVE.
CENA
BER CRT.
BRADY AVE
ROGERS
RD.
C
H
A
MB
ERLAIN RD.
TUCK DR.
EDGECLIFFE PL.
VALANNA DR.
LINDEN AVE.
ASH CRES.
OAK CRES
.
HAWTHORNE DR.
NEW ST.
BLUE WATER PL.
COSBURN CRES
.
LIM
ERI
CK R
D
.
KILAR
N
EY CRT.
DONEGAL
D
R.
GOODRAM DR.
SHA
N
E
CRT.
WICKLOW RD.
SHOREACRES RD.
SH
A
N
N
O
N
CRES.
RICHARDSON CRT.
JU
NIPER AVE.
S
PARLIN
G
C
RES.
LAKE
DELANEY DR.
CRESTWOOD CRT.
APPLEBY LINE
D
U
B
LIN
CR
ES.
BRECKONGATE C
R
T.
SPRUCE AVE.
HENDERSON RD.
FEATHERSTONE CRT.
MACK
A
Y
CRT.
CARLA CRT.
TURNER DR.
BELFAST AVE.
APPLEBY LINE
PINEDA
ADRIAN AVE.
BRECKO
NWO
OD RD.
SILVANA CRES.
APPLEBY PL.
KERRY CRT.
LOUISE DR
FERN DR.
O
TI
PP
E
R
A
RY AVE.
B
R
Y
ANT CRES
BIRETT DR.
VALANNA CRES.
POPLAR DR.
ELM CRES
.
JOSEPH CRT.
ANTRIM CRT.
L
INWOOD
CRE
S
SECORD LANE
TREMINEER AVE.
T.
G
A
LWAY DR.
COTTONWOOD
DR.
MARGUERITE LANE
NEW ST.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
F
AIRV
IEW S
T
.
LAKES
H
ORE RD.
22 - E
21 - W
22 - W
26 - W
27 - W
21 - E
Scale -
4/29/2026
MAP NO.21 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
ROTHESAY PL.
STEPHANIE ST.
PISA CMN
HOOKS CMN.
L
AURAL DR.
EW ST.
WALKER'S LINE
SHO
R
E
A
C
RES PL.
GS CRT.
DEMARIS CRT.
BELVENIA RD.
SC
ARLETT CRE
S
.
AUBURN CRES.
WILENE CRT.
SU
TH
E
RL
AND CRE
S
.
KEMP CMN
B
RAEMORE RD.
FORGETT CMN.
MORRIS DR.
I
NGRAM CMN.
DUNVEGAN RD.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
VICKERS CRT.
L
MAUDE CMN.
DARLENE CRT.
PALERMO
CMN
CATALINA CRES
.
M
A
R
C
IA PL.
GR
EG DR.
WALKER'S LINE
WICKLOW RD.
RAVENSWOOD CRT.
LORRAINE CRES.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
CELIA CRT.
MC CONACHIE CMN.
HENSHAW PL.
ARTREVA CRES.
GALILEO CMN
U
LL CRT.
FAIRVIEW ST.
BIBBY CMN.
QEW
CHAMPLAIN AVE.
FRASER DR.
FAI
R
LAW
MACK
A
Y
CRT.
MANZONI
BELFAST AVE.
KINGSTON CRT.
BUDGEON CMN.
C
HESTNUT PL.
CLARE P
L
.
WI
L
EN
E
DR.
FLEMISH DR
.
COSTELLO CRT.
HEWOOD RD.
GRIFFITH CRT.
LONGMOOR DR.
BRAEMORE PL
.
FORSYTH BLVD.
BARTLETT CRT.
BRAIN CMN.
NEW ST.
GALILEO CMN
McIN
T
OSH PL
GARIBALDI CMN.
EMPRES
S
C
R
ES.
CARMEN CRT.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
F
AI
R
VIE
W
ST.
MAINWAY
L
A
KESHORE RD.
NEW ST.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
23 - W
17 - E
22 - E
23 - E
18 - E
21 - W
22 - W
21 - E
19 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.22 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
HOOKS CMN.
BENNETT RD.
L
AURAL DR.
KERRY DR.
DELANEY CRT
.
SHO
R
E
A
C
RES PL.
AVE.
ROWLEY CMN.
DEMARIS CRT.
BRADY AVE.
ROGERS
RD.
C
H
A
MB
ERLAIN RD.
A
YR PL.
RL
AND CRE
S
.
QEW
NEW ST.
FORGETT CMN.
I
NGRAM CMN.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
COSBURN CRES
.
MAUDE CMN.
DARLENE CRT.
LIM
ERI
CK R
D
.
S
.
I
N
V
E
R
ARY
R
D
.
TAYLOR CRES.
KILAR
N
EY CRT.
APPLEBY L
INE
DONEGAL
D
R.
FAIRVIEW ST.
SHA
N
E
CRT.
WICKLOW RD.
VI
RTUE CRT.
SH
A
N
N
O
N
CRES.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
HOLLY
H
I
LL C
RICHARDSON CRT.
MC CONACHIE CMN.
S
PARLIN
G
C
RES.
DELANEY DR.
MERCER
APPLEBY LINE
D
U
B
LIN
CR
ES.
BIBBY CMN.
BEN
N
ET
T CRT.
VALLEN
C
E
D
R.
RSON RD.
FEATHERSTONE CRT.
MACK
A
Y
CRT.
TURNER DR.
BELFAST AVE.
PINEDA
BRECKO
NWO
OD RD.
BUDGEON CMN.
PALETTA
CRT.
KERRY CRT.
LOUISE DR.
PETER D
R.
FERN DR.
TI
PP
E
R
A
RY AVE.
GRIFFITH CRT.
IRI
S CRT.
LONGMOOR DR.
B
R
Y
ANT CRES
ANGE
LA CRT.
FORSYTH BLVD.
ANNA CRES.
VICTORY CRT.
SUMMERS CMN.
JOSEPH CRT.
ANTRIM CRT.
L
OM
O
N
D
CRES.
BRAIN CMN.
T.
ZELCO DR.
G
A
LWAY DR.
HARVESTER RD.
GARIBALDI CMN.
KILBIRNIE PL.
KESHORE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
FAIRVIEW
ST.
MAINWAY
NEW ST.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
23 - W
22 - E
23 - E
18 - E
28 - W
21 - W
22 - W
26 - W
27 - W
21 - E
19 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.22 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
CASEY CRT
.
TOBYN DR.
INGLEHART DR.
CRT.
R
I
L
E
Y AV
E
.
REYNOL
DS
AV
E.
McCLEARY AV
E
.
KILMER DR.
McKERLI
WHITE
B
IRCH CIR.
HE
RITAGE RD
.
ET
TE CRT.
WALKER'S LINE
MORRIS DR.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
RISDON RD.
CARNS CRT.
QUIL
T
E
R
C
RT.
LEGRESLEY WAY
PINCAY OAKS LANE
MARIO
N
CRT.
MAINWAY
KRYZAN DR.
ERBRIDGE DR.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
WILLIAM O'CO
MAINWAY
P
BURKHOLDER DR.
E
FOREST RUN AVE.
QEW
CHAMPLAIN AVE.
ANGUS
CRT.
ATKINSON DR.
I
T
A
BASH
I W
AY
SILVAN FO
R
E
S
T DR.
BLANSHARD DR.
RENFIELD DR.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MOL
TER CRT.
B
IANCA FO
R
E
S
T
DR.
FOXWOOD DR.
KETELBEY CRT.
TOFFEE ST.
APPLEBY LINE
F
AIR
V
IEW
ST.
WALKE
R'S
LINE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MAINWAY
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
23 - W
20 - E
24 - W
22 - E
23 - E
24 - E
22 - W
19 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.23 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
H
E
R
O
N WAY
COB
R
A
CRES.
BROADLEAF C
R
ES.
McKERLIE CRES.
HE
RITAGE RD
.
HADFIELD CRT.
QEW
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
IMPERIAL WAY
CORPORATE DR.
APPLEBY L
INE
NORTH SERVICE RD.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
ATKINSON DR.
I W
AY
MAINW
PALETTA
CRT.
SUSAN CR
T
.
MAINWAY
A
IRONSTONE DR.
ZELCO DR.
A
L
ESSIA AVE.
ARTISANS CRT.
McCOY AVE.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MAINWAY
F
AIR
VIEW ST.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
23 - W
24 - W
28 - E
22 - E
23 - E
29 - W
28 - W
24 - E
22 - W
27 - W
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.23 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
CON
TINENTAL DR.
GUERNSEY LN.
SIN
G
L
ETON CMN.
EDGAR
ARBOURFIELD DR.
McCLEARY AV
E
.
MUIRFIELD CRT.
BERWICK DR.
AMALETTA CRES.
McKERLIE CRES.
WHITE
B
IRCH CIR.
GLOVER LANE
ANNET
TE CRT.
NDAS ST.
KOENIG RD.
MEDLAND
DR.
HILL ST.
B
U
S
HTRAI
L
CRT.
PRI
C
E CR
ELLA CRT.
S
T
ON
CHRISDON RD.
G
U
N
B
Y CRE
S
.
RD.
JUDSON
CMN.
CARNS CRT.
SIMCOE DR
.
TINA RD.
GLENE
A
G
LES CRT.
WALKER'S LINE
WATERBRIDGE DR.
JE
S
U
N
NYSIDE DR.
E
DR.
PRENTICE
C
MN.
ADDISON ST.
R
O
TA
R
Y
W
A
Y
WILLIAM O'CO
N
NE
LL
BL
V
D.
CON. HENSHAW BLVD
PI
PER
S CRT.
LANE
CROSSWINDS CRT.
S.
COUPLES CRES.
MILLCROFT PARK DR.
G
R
E
ENWAY TERR.
ALEXA
N
CRES.
PLAYER CRT.
ANGUS
CRT.
SNEAD R
D.
ATKINSON DR.
DALECROFT CRES.
J
UDY CRT.
I
T
A
BASH
I W
AY
COUNTRY CLUB DR.
LEONARDO ST.
JACKSON DR.
TIGER RD.
GO
R
DIE TA
P
P
CRES.
DARIEN RD
.
RAWLIN
S
C
MN.
SUSAN CR
T
.
JORDAN
AV
E.
A
LE CRT.
MICHELANGELO R
VE
GUIRE
C
M
N
.
DUNDAS ST.
DONNIC DR.
RIDGEVIEW CRT.
JARVIS C
RES.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
BERTON AVE.
FULLE
CR
EE
K
V
IEW
DR.
VERMONT CRES
.
WESLOCK CMN.
WALKER'S LINE
S
A
U
N
D
E
R
SCRE
S
.
KANE CRES
.
S
ARAZE
N D
R
.
WALKE
R'S L
INE
APPLEBY LINE
MAINWAY
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
DUNDAS ST.
4
0
7 ETR
25 - W
23 - W
20 - E
25 - E
24 - W
23 - E
24 - E
19 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.24 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
P
ARKLANE CRES.
CLUBVIEW DR.
H
E
R
O
N WAY
N
ICKLA
US CRT
.
OURFIELD DR.
BOROS RD.
HUFFMAN
BROADLEAF C
R
E
McKERLIE CRES.
FOREST
G
R
O
HADFIELD CRT.
PRI
C
E CRT.
CORNERSTONE DR.
BUNTON CRES.
TAYW
OOD DR.
TURNBERRY RD.
GT
KEMPLING LANE
S
T
ONE
BRI
DGE
CRE
S
.
C
HASEWOOD CRT.
SIMCOE DR
.
B
P
YAN LN.
GLENE
A
G
LES CRT.
JENN AVE.
M
O
N
TR
OSE CRES
.
NTICE
C
MN.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
COUPLES CRES.
MILLCROFT PARK DR.
PLAYER CRT.
HARBOTTLE
SNEAD R
D.
ATKINSON DR.
MARJAN LANE
H
OGA
N
C
RT.
TIGER RD.
RAWLIN
S
C
MN.
SUSAN CR
T
.
HASWELL LANE
ETHEL RD.
FERGUSON DR
.
BIRC
H
LEAF LANE
VELEBIT
PARK BLVD.
APPLEBY LINE
R
OSEMEA
D
C
R
T.
LA
T
I
MER
C
R
E
S.
ARMOUR CRES.
DUNDAS ST.
IRONSTONE DR.
PENMA
N
LANE
ERMONT CRES
.
BO
N
A
V
I
STA CRE
S
.
OAK
RAZE
N D
R
.
McCOY AVE.
APPLEBY LINE
DUNDAS ST.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
MAINWAY
4
07 E
TR
25 - W
23 - W
25 - E
24 - W
23 - E
30 - W
29 - W
28 - W
24 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.24 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
CON
TINENTAL DR.
GUERNSEY LN.
STEEPLECHASE DR.
PRUDHAM AVE
EDGAR AVE.
TUFGAR CRES.------
THOMAS
WALKER'SLINE
COTTER RD.
COLE CRES
BERWICK DR.
PALLADIUM WAY
AMALETTA CRE
CLEAVER AVE.
STEEPLE
C
HAS
E
DR.
DUNDAS ST.
KOENIG RD.
GLOVER LANE
HILL ST.
B
U
S
HTRAI
L
CRT.
T
H
O
MA
S A
LT
O
N
BLV
D.
DALTON RD.
COLE CRES.
NEWPORT
ST.
THOMAS ALTON B
MU
NSON CRES.
G
U
N
B
Y CRE
S
.
JUDSON
CMN.
TUFGAR CRES.------
ALTON BLVD.
407 ETR
NIXON GATE
HISCOTT AVE.
NORTHAM
P
TON BLVD.
WALKER'S LINE
PALLADIUM WAY-----
S
U
N
NYSIDE DR.
407 ETR
ADDISON ST.
R
O
TA
R
Y
W
A
Y
CARRI
CON. HENSHAW BLVD
BUN
K
ERHILL P
L
.
COLE CRES.
CROSSWINDS CRT.
ROSSINI RD.
G
R
E
ENWAY TERR.
CRES.
LODI RD.
CARDIFF
C
RES.
RES.
BAXTER CRES.
SE
T
TLEME
NT CRT.
COUNTRY C
LEONARDO ST.
ROMA AVE.
JACKSON DR.
M
cC
U
RD
Y
CRT.
DARIEN RD
.
SPR
I
NGVALE CRT.
GOODYEAR RD. ---------
MICHELANGELO RD.
PRUDHAM AVE.
S
O
R
R
ENTO CRES.
EST DR.
HEDLEY RD.
KATHLEEN DR.
A
B
E
RDE
E
N
A
V
E
.
RES.
GUIRE
C
M
N
.
EVERILA RD. -------------------------------
DONNIC DR.
LEITH AV
E
.
RIDGEVIEW CRT.
JARVIS C
RES.
VIVALDI RD
BERTON AVE.
FULLER CRES.
CR
EE
K
V
IEW
DR.
S
A
U
N
D
E
R
SCRE
S
.
LULA RD.
WALKER'S LINE
DUNDAS ST.
40
7
ETR
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
25 - W
20 - E
25 - E
24 - W
20 - W
24 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.25 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LOTUS CMN.
TIM DOBBIE DR.
N
ICKLA
US CRT
.
S
I
MP
SO
N D
R.
E
R
W
IN
RD.
DOUG WRIGHT DRIVE
CORTINA RD.
SIN
G
L
ETON CMN.
DeF
O
R
E
S
T
CRE
S
.
LEANNA HEIGHTS RD.
BRACKNELL RD.
RES.
C
O
L
UMB
US DR
.
BOROS RD.
BASTEDO CMN.
HUFFMAN RD.
RES.
DREVER RD.
PRI
C
E CRT.
CORNERSTONE DR.
TAYW
OOD DR.
ADOBE GT.
GRAVENSTEIN RD.
HOPKINS DR.
IRENA AVE.
S
EA
LEY CR
ES.
MOSES WAY
N BLVD.
CAPRI CRES.
CHERRY BLOSSOM CMN.
RYAN LN.
VELEBIT
PARK
BLVD.
THOMAS ALTON BLVD.
KEYSTON
E
C
R
E
S.
E
HOPKINS DR.
FOUNDATION GATE
WEBB ST.
GRANITE GATE
TA
S
S
IE RD.
JENN AVE.
M
I
K
A
L
DARD.
TIM
DOBBIE
DR.
PRENTICE
C
MN.
S
HARP RD.
ASHLAR CRES.
RICK ST.
DOUG WRIGHT D
R
.
SIMMONS RD.
AV
ENT
URI
NE
A
V
E
.
COUPLES CRES.
KURTZ RD
.
McLEOD RD.
PLAYER CRT.
HARBOTTLE RD.
ERWIN RD.
FERRIS ST.
KEARSE ST.
STONEWARE RD.
MURVEL AVE
APPLEBY LINE
H
OGA
N
C
RT.
TERRA COTTA LANE
RAWLIN
S
C
MN.
DAKOTA
CMN.
ETHEL RD.
FERGUSON DR
.
VELEBIT
PARK BLVD.
PAL
LA
DI
UM
WAY
CLINE
ST.
H
E
DGES DR.
R
407 ETR
ARMOUR CRES.
DUNDAS ST.
RD.
V
E
R
DI ST.
MINERVA WAY
WESLOCK CMN.
V
ALERA RD
.
S
ARAZE
N D
R
.
APP
LEBY LINE
WALKER
'S L
INE
DUNDAS ST.
407 ET
R
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
25 - W
20 - E
25 - E
24 - W
30 - W
29 - W
24 - E
31 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.25 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
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2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
WHITE PINES
DR.
ASHLAND DR.
BOWER CRT.
CEDARB
ROOK CRES.
CONCORD PL.
BROMLEY RD.
KENWOOD AVE.
CENA
BER CRT.
BRADY AVE.
WEDGEWOOD DR.
BERLAIN RD.
NEW ST.
M
ERICOURT RD
.
PIN
E
L
A
ND AV
E.
N
O
R
R
I
EDGECLIFFE PL.
BAY
FIEL
D
CR
ES
.
TAMARAC DR.
REEVES RD.
BEVAN CRT.
S
UNCREST RD.
RN CRES
.
CAROUSEL CRT.
MEADOWHILL
RD.
TIMBER LANE
WOODHAVEN CRT.
MULBERRY DR.
SHA
N
E
CRT.
DUNCOMBE CRT.
CHERRYHILL
CRES.
FORESTWOOD CRT.
VERHOEVEN RD.
COLO
N
I
A
L CRT.
PARLIN
G
C
RES.
BANTIN
G
CRT.
BROUGHTON CRES.
LAKESHORE RD.
CRESTWOOD CRT.
APPLEBY LINE
CHELTENHAM
RD.
PATRICK PL.
BEVAN DR.
CARLA CRT.
TURNER DR.
APPLEBY LINE
PINEDALE AVE.
WOODHAVEN DR.
SILVANA CRES.
WAL
DONCROF
T
C
RES.
MAUREEN CRT.
APPLEBY PL.
B
E
E
C
H
W
OOD CR
E
S
.
FERN DR.
B
R
Y
ANT CRES.
BREWE
R CRT.
DUNCOMBE DR.
FO
R
E
S
T
WOOD CRES.
ADAMS ST.
P
ARKSIDE
CRES.
HUNTER DR.
L
INWOOD
CRE
S.
R AVE.
TOTTENHAM RD.
ALTON RD.
.
BURLOAK DR.
LAKESHO
RE RD.
APPLEBY LINE
NEW ST.
FAIR
VIEW
ST.
REBECCA
22 - E
26 - W
27 - E
26 - E
27 - W
21 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.26 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
CALVERT PL.
SALEM RD.
STRATTON RD
.
LINBROOK RD.
BOWER CRT.
DUNLOP CRES.
K CRES.
CLIVE CRES.
THELMA ST.
HIXON AVE.
HAMPTON HEAT
H
RD.
KENWOOD AVE.
CROYDON RD.
BOXLEY RD.
WEDGEWOOD DR.
M
ERICOURT RD
.
A
N
T
H
ONY
P
L.
N
O
R
R
I
E
CRES.
BIRD
C
AGE WALK
M
ELORES D
R
.
EMMA DR.
BEVAN CRT.
MURRAY CRES.
KENT CRES
.
LL
RD.
WINSTON R
D
.
EUSTON RD.
EATON AVE.
WOODHAVEN CRT.
BROMLEY RD.
DUNCOMBE CRT.
CRES.
FORESTWOOD CRT.
LAKESHORE RD.
BANTIN
G
CRT.
S.
ER
IND
ALE
DR.
NEW ST.
HAMMERSMITH CRT.
WINDERMERE DR.
CHELTENHAM
RD.
FOXBAR
RD.
D
PATRICK PL.
TRA
FALGAR CRT.
BEVAN DR.
SCOTT CRT.
THOMAS CRT.
SCHUELLER
CRES.
P
URNELL P
L
.
WOODHAVEN DR.
KENMARR CRES.
AM
A
N
DA
CRES.
DEERH
DUNCOMBE DR.
FO
R
E
S
T
WOOD CRES.
TE
DDI
NG
T
O
N
P
L.
WINDERMERE CRT.
RO
M
A
NW
OOD CRES.
ADELE RD.
MATHEWMAN CRES.
FOTHERGILL BLVD.
RANDOLPH C
RES
.
C
O
RNWALL CRE
S
.
FAIRFAX PL.
BURLOAK DR.
L
A
KESHOR
E RD.
NEW ST.
REBECCA ST.
26 - W
26 - E
Scale -
2026-05-06
MAP NO.26 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
C
E
N
TURY D
R.
BOWER CRT.
CEDARB
ROOK CRES.
ROWLEY CMN.
BRADY AVE.
WEDGEWOOD DR.
MB
ERLAIN RD.
QUEEN'S CRT.
NEW ST.
M
ERICOURT RD
.
N
O
R
R
MULLIN WAY
NORTH SERVICE RD.
BLUE FOREST HILL
BEVAN CRT.
S
UNCREST RD.
URN CRES
.
CAROUSEL CRT.
TIMBER LANE
WOODHAVEN CRT.
APPLEBY L
INE
MULBERRY DR.
SHA
N
E
CRT.
CHERRYHILL
CRES.
FORESTWOOD CRT.
CRT.
HOLLY
H
I
LL CR
E
S
.
S
PARLIN
G
C
RES.
MERCER CMN.
APPLEBY LINE
BEN
N
ET
T CRT.
PATRICK PL.
N DR.
CAPE A
V
E.
TURNER DR.
PINEDALE AVE.
WOODHAVEN DR.
OVAL CRT.
B
E
E
C
H
W
OOD CR
E
S
.
SHERATON RD.
JOEL AVE.
ID
L
EW
OOD CRES.
S
H
E
LDON CRT.
B
R
Y
ANT CRES.
UNCOMBE DR.
CINDY LANE
FO
R
E
S
T
WOOD CRES.
CRT.
ADAMS ST.
SUMMERS CMN.
P
ARKSIDE
CRES.
R
I
VERSI
SOUTH SERVICE
ARDLEIGH CRES.
SHERATON RD
.
FAIRVIEW ST.
HARVESTER RD.
BRIDLE
WOOD
BURLOAK DR.
APPLEBY LINE
SHORE RD.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
NEW ST.
FAIRVIEW ST.
REBECCA ST.
MAIN
WAY
28 - E
22 - E
23 - E
28 - W
26 - W
27 - E
26 - E
27 - W
21 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.27 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
C
E
N
TURY D
R.
SALEM RD.
LINBROOK RD.
BOWER CRT.
THELMA ST.
HIXON AVE.
QEW
SOUTH S
ERVICE RD.
WEDGEWOOD DR.
ALDSWORTH PL.
M
ERICOURT RD
.
N
O
R
R
I
E
CRES.
MULLIN WAY
NORTH SERVICE RD.
SYSCON C
R
T.
EMMA DR.
MURRAY CRES.
S
C
L
AY
A
V
E.
SHELD
O
N
P
A
R
K
D
R
.
MEADOW
LANE
EATON AVE.
HANNAH ST.
WOODHAVEN CRT.
CRES.
FORESTWOOD CRT.
PRINC
E
WILLIA
M DR.
NEW ST.
STELL
A
LANE
ELIZA CRES.
DELPHINE DR.
S
YS
C
ON
RD.
PATRICK PL.
SCOTT CRT.
CAPE A
V
E.
SCHUELLER
CRES.
WOODHAVEN DR.
KENMARR CRES.
AM
A
N
DA
CRES.
JOEL AVE.
S
H
E
LDON CRT.
DEERHURST
DR.
JULIA AVE.
CINDY LANE
FO
R
E
S
T
WOOD CRES.
ADELE RD.
MATHEWMAN CRES.
R
I
VERSIDE DR.
P
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
AMELIA CRES.
FOTHERGILL BLVD.
ARDLEIGH CRES.
INTERNATIONAL BLVD.
PHOEBE CRES.
WYECROFT
RD.
MUNRO CRT.
FLORA DR.
BARB
A
RA CRE
S
.
EVELYN LANE
BURLOAK DR.
APPLEBY LINE
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
NEW ST.
FAIRVIEW
S
T.
REBECCA ST.
MAINWAY
28 - E
22 - E
23 - E
28 - W
26 - W
27 - E
26 - E
27 - W
21 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.27 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
C
E
N
TURY D
R.
H
E
R
O
N WAY
N
MAINWAY
COB
R
A
CRES.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
NORJOHN CRT.
BROADLEAF C
R
ES.
NORTH SERVICE RD.
SUTTON DR
.
C
L
AY
A
V
E.
SCOTIA ST.
IMPERIAL WAY
ROM
E
CR
E
S.
ENG
L
ISH CRES.
APPLEBY L
INE
OAK
G
ROV
E
PL.
THORNBURN DR.
JOH
FALCON
C
REST D
R
.
GEORGINA CRT.
MAINWAY
SILVERCREEK DR.
PORTER ST.
CREEK WA
Y
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
B
E
NSON DR.
APPLEBY LI
PACHINO CR
T
.
SOUTH SERVICE
LAMPMAN AVE.
TRE
E
CRT.
HOBSON DR.
IRONSTONE DR.
A
L
ESSIA AVE.
DES JARDINES DR.
McCOY AVE.
BURLOAK DR.
APPLEBY LINE
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
FAIRVIEW ST
.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MAIN
WAY
28 - E
23 - E
29 - W
28 - W
24 - E
27 - E
27 - W
1:10,000
MAP NO.28 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
NEWELL CRES.
MAINWAY
DOWNEY ST.
QEW
SOUTH S
ERVICE RD.
AUSTIN
C
RT.
THORN LANE
NORTH SERVICE RD.
DU
NMORE AVE.
PAGE CRES
.
SUTTON DR
.
C
L
AY
A
V
E.
SCOTIA ST.
QUINTE
ST
.
ENG
L
ISH CRES.
SUNMI
L
L CRES
.
ROSALINE RD.
JOHN LUCAS DR.
IR
S
YS
C
ON
RD.
CASS
N C
R
T.
DEER PL.
ROSEVILLE CRT
.
COLDWATE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
PACHINO CR
T
.
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
BAK
ER
DR.
HEINE CRT.
KENN
INTERNATIONAL BLVD.
MAINWAY
BURLOAK DR.
FAIRVIEW ST.
APPLEBY LINE
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MAINWAY
28 - E
29 - W
28 - W
29 - E
27 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.28 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
JOSH
U
A DR.
LANGFORD R
D.
H
E
R
O
N WAY
NEWELL CRES.
VANESSA DR.
SETON CRE
S
.
JARDINE
CRES.
FERNB
R
O
O
K CRT.
SHADETREE
A
VE.
BIRD B
LVD.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
RD.
R
AVIN
E
CRES.
VALLEYHIG
BRADA CRES.
BROADLEAF C
R
ES.
STO
K
ES LANE
REDSTONE S
T
.
B
U
SHB
ERRY LANE
FOREST
G
R
OVE CRES.
JAMES
O
N C
R
ES
.
A
UCKLAND
D
R.
BUNTON CRES.
TAYW
OOD DR.
HALDIMA
ND CR
E
S.
BROOKDA
L
E
ST.
WO
O
D CRES
.
KEMPLING LANE
NOVA C
R
ES
.
SCOTIA ST.
WHITEH
O
R
N
D
R.
EMERSON DR.
BRADA CRES.
S
UT
TO
N
D
R.
P
RE
S
C
O
T
T PL.
PICKETTS WA
Y
QUINTE
ST
.
ROM
E
CR
E
S.
W
OO
D
G
L
E
N
C
R
ES.
ENG
L
ISH CRES.
GARL
A
ND CRES.
PATHFIN
D
E
R
DR.
APPLEGA
R
TH
DR.
STONEHAVEN DR.
D
U
C
HESS CRT.
OAK
G
ROV
E
PL.
SPENC
E
LANE
DUNDAS ST.
DEBEIR ST.
WOODSMERE
C
R
T.
LITTLE ST.
FALCON
C
REST D
R
.
GEORGINA CRT.
KINDOS ST.
MARJAN LANE
BLUEGRASS L
A
NE
HES
L
O
P ST
.
DR
Y
D
EN
AV
E.
NORLAND DR.
McCORMACK DR.
SILVERCREEK DR.
ORCHARD RD.
TYD
M
AN WAY
TWELVE MILE TRAI
B
R
AESWOOD LANE
COLDWATER ST.
HASWELL LANE
OAKES CMN.
NOVIS WAY
ELMSIDE
C
RES.
JACADA RD.
GREER DR.
BIRC
H
LEAF LANE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
ROBJEN RD.
RIDGEWELL RD.
CHAPMAN CRT.
APPLEBY LINE
C
ACHET CR
E
S.
CURTIS RD.
R CRES.
EVENIN
TRE
E
CRT.
IRONSTONE DR.
PENMA
N
LANE
SUNDIAL RD.
EMPIRE CRES
.
VIKI
N
G CRES.
EAS
TON RD.
DANIELLE DR.
OAKLEY
DR.
G
REENING LANE
R
USSET
CRES.
AVE.
A
U
TUMN HARVEST WAY
BURLOAK DR.
TREMAINE RD.
D
UNDAS ST.
APPLEBY LINE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
MAINWAY
407
ETR
25 - E
28 - E
23 - E
30 - W
29 - W
28 - W
24 - E
29 - E
30 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.29 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LANGFORD R
D.
NEWELL CRES.
SETON CRE
S
.
JARDINE
CRES.
DUNDAS ST.
VALLEYHIGH
D
R
.
AUSTIN
C
RT.
THORN LANE
REDSTONE S
T
.
JAMES
O
N C
R
ES
.
DU
NMORE AVE.
A
ND CR
E
BROOKDA
L
E
ST.
PAGE CRES
.
COALDALE DR.
SCOTIA ST.
WHITEH
O
R
N
D
R.
S
UT
TO
N
D
R.
CHE
R
COVER CRT.
QUINTE
ST
.
S
ENG
L
ISH CRES.
PPLEGA
R
TH
DR.
D
U
C
HESS CRT.
SUNMI
L
L CRES
.
ROSALINE RD.
GEORGINA CRT.
ST.
IRVING
ST.
CASS
E
LM
A
N C
R
T.
DEER PL.
TYD
M
AN WAY
TWELVE MILE TRAIL
B
R
AESWOOD LANE
ROSEVILLE CRT
.
COLDWATER ST.
ELMSIDE
C
RES.
JACADA RD.
REER DR.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
ROBJEN RD.
S
A
VAL
O
N D
R
.
BLUE SPRUCE AVE.
EVENINGS
TAR DR.
BAK
ER
DR.
KENNET
H
CRE
S
.
SUNDIAL RD.
EMPIRE CRES
.
VIKI
N
G CRES.
AS
TON RD.
G
REENING LANE
R
USSET
CRES.
BURLOAK DR.
TREMAINE RD.
APPLEBY LINE
D
UNDAS ST.
407 ETR
MAINWAY
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
28 - E
30 - W
29 - W
29 - E
30 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
MAP NO.29 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
1:10,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
LANGFORD R
D.
JOSH
U
A DR.
LOTUS CMN.
MARCONI CRT.
BIRD B
LVD.
BASTEDO CMN.
A
UCKLAND
D
R.
TAYW
OOD DR.
WO
O
D CRES
.
407 ETR
HARRISON CRES.
EMERSON DR.
S
UT
TO
N
CHERRY BLOSSOM CMN.
STONEHAVEN DR.
DUNDAS ST.
KINDOS ST.
HARRISON CRT.
HES
L
O
P ST
.
APPLEBY LINE
NORLAND DR.
TYD
M
AN WAY
TWELVE MILE TRA
407 ETR
OAKES CMN.
DAKOTA
CMN.
GREER DR.
ROBJEN RD.
RIDGEWELL RD.
CURTIS RD.
RES.
SUNDIAL RD.
EAS
TON RD.
A
U
TUMN HARVEST WAY
TREMAINE RD.
APPLEBY LINE
D
UNDAS ST.
407 ETR
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
25 - E
30 - W
29 - W
24 - E
29 - E
30 - E
1:10,000
MAP NO.30 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LANGFORD R
D.
407 ETR
DUNDAS ST.
407 ETR
ST.
TYD
M
AN WAY
TWELV
REER DR.
TREMAINE ROAD
TREMAINE RD.
APPLEBY LINE
DUNDAS ST.
407 ETR
30 - W
29 - W
29 - E
30 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
10,000
MAP NO.30 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-06
MILBUROUGH LINE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
WALKER'S LI
N
E
DUNDAS ST.
BRANT ST.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
GUELPH LINE
NO. 4 SID
CE
D
A
R
S
PRINGS RD.
407
ETR
COLLING RD.
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12 - W
20 - W
16 - W
31 - W
MAP NO.31 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
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BEAUFORT CRT.
HAZELTON
BLVD.
SO
VE
RE
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LARABEE CRT.
FARNHAM PL.
K
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C
R
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DRIF
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W
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D
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D
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C
A
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IER CRES.
KINGSB
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LINCOLN CRT.
GUELPHLINE
CHIPPENDALE PL.
SHERBURNE DR.
M
A
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.
MOUNTAIN G
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GREENBANKTRAIL
MOUNT NEMO CRES.
DUNDAS ST.
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L
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S
M
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S
A
N
DCLIFFE CRT.
FOLKWAY DR.
S
I
L
V
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B
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B
R
AN
T
S
T.
HAZELTON BLVD.
MILLWAY DR.
EXETER CRES.
CA
N
T
E
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B
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F
AL
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SUSSEX CRT.
MANC
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P
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S
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L
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BENTWORTH DR.
GUELPH LINE
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.
A
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N
B
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FALLING
B
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.
B
A
D
E
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R
E
S.
WINDING WAY
WEYBRIDGE CRT.
MEDAD
S
P
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INGS CRT.
COBBLESTONE DR.
MONTGOMERY DR.
HEREFORD CRES.
LONGSHIRE DR.
ESCARPMENT DR.
CEDARSPRINGSRD.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
JESTER CRT.
TORQUAY CRT.
DEER RUN AVE
.
407 ETR
MARCHBANK CRT.
CUMMINS LANE
VALLEYF
I
E
L
D DR.
CANNING CRT.
CEDAR SPRINGS CRT.
UP
PER MIDDLE RD.
INGERSOLL DR.
SILWELL CRT.
GILBERT CRT.
SINCLAIR
C
IR
.
COLDS
TR
E
A
M
D
R.
HUMBER CRT.
AUTUMN
H
IL
L
C
RES.
BERKSHIRE LANE
RO
S
S
EAU PL
.
FO
S
TER CRT.
GR
E
N
GREENBAN
K
T
R
AIL
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
T
WIN O
A
K
S CRES.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
MALCOLM CRES.
PREVIN CRT.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
M
I
L
LA
R CRES.
MELISSA CRES.
BLACKBU
R
N CRT.
COLLING RD.
BLAC
KWOOD DR.
DAWLI
S
H
R
D
.
UPPER
MIDDLE
RD.
BA
RL
O
W
C
RES.
ALMONTE DR.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
L
E
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T
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R DR.
BRANT ST.
CHEVIOT CRT.
HOOVER
CRT.
TRAILWOOD DR
.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
S
H
R
O
P
S
HI
R
E PL.
DEVLIN DR.
BRUN
S
W
ICK C
R
T
.
BERRYMAN CRT.
BONFIELD CRT.
P
A
ULA CRT.
HIGHVIEW
DR.
MELANIE CRT.
GREE
N
B
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S
.
ALDER
S
O
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CRT.
GUELPH LINE
FIELDG
A
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AR
N
O
L
D
C
RES.
HANBURY CRT.
DUNDASST.
PARK KNOLL
CRT.
407 ETR
FAIRCHILD BLVD
.
WATSON DR.
PA
U
L
INE CRT.
HAVENDALE BLVD.
HOLYHEAD DR.
LAMBETH AVE.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
BUCKINGHAM CRT.
DUNDAS ST.
TAMWORTH
C
R
T.
LI
NM
O
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R.
K
N
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G
H
T
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AMES
BUR
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CRES
.
RUS
H
B
U
R
Y CRT.
A
G
INCOURT
C
RES.
CO
T
T
ONTREE DR.
F
L
AN
A
G
A
N
CRT.
ABBOTSBURY
ST
.
E
SPRINGER CRES.
SHEFFIELD DR.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
M
ONM
OU
TH
DR.
AMBLECOTE LANE
FO
NTANA CR
T.
PINE
MEADOW DR.
MADERNA RD.
NO.
2 SIDE RD.
SOMERSET DR.
CEDAR SPRIN
GS
RD
.
HARBOUR CRT.
ARROW CRT.
CHARNWOOD DR
.
SALISBURY CRT.
KIRKBURN DR.
CU
TTE
R
S
PL.
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
HUNTER
DUNDAS ST.
PORTVIEW CRT.
MITCHELL DR.
GLOUC
E
S
TE
R
D
R
.
EAGLESFIELD DR.
LYNINGTON CRT.
407 ETR
CORA
L CRES.
HOMESTEAD DR.
C
AYUGA CRT.
CEDARSPRINGSRD.
BELMONT CRT.
IRE
L
AND DR.
WESTHAVEN D
W
I
N
CHEST
E
R
C
R
T
.
T
I
N
T
A
GEL LANE
LYFORD LANE
CARNCASTLE GATE
ALDER DR.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
HEM
M
I
N
G
WAY
D
R
.
COT
S
W
OLD CRES.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
C
L
INTO
N CRT.
AP
P
L
E
F
ORD L
A
N
E
CEDAR SPRINGS CRT.
COLLING RD.
WHI
T
T
A
KER DR
.
FLEET PATH
TWEEDSMUIR CRT.
GI
L
L
I
N
GHAM DR.
B
E
A
UFORT DR.
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
WENTWORTH ST.
BRANT ST.
S
N
OWHILL CRT.
LANCASTER CRES
.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
A
B
BE
Y CRT.
APPOLL
O
RD.
KERN'S RD.
FAV
E
RSHAM AVE
.
GUELPH LINE
H
I
G
H
POI
N
T CRT.
PLYMOUTH CRT.
ALBI
O
N
CRT.
R
O
S
ET
O CRT.
KELL
E
R
CRT.
UPLAND DR.
HEMLOCK CRT.
UPPER MIDDLE R
D
.
HOMER DR.
BARTOK RD.
GLASTO
N
B
U
R
Y
RD.
PEMB
R
O
K
E CRT.
DUNDAS ST.
1:32,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
P
ARKLANE CRES.
LANGFORD R
D.
JOSH
U
A DR.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
OAKRIDGE CRES.
CON
TINENTAL DR.
LOTUS CMN.
GUERNSEY LN.
CLUBVIEW DR.
H
E
R
O
N WAY
NEWELL CRES.
VANESSA DR.
TIM DOBBIE DR.
N
ICKLA
US CRT
.
407 ETR
STEEPLECHASE DR.
PRUDHAM AVE
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
SO
VE
RE
IGN RD.
TANIA CRES.
SETON CRE
S
.
APPL
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Y LINE
S
I
MP
SO
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R.
WALKER'S LINE
JARDINE
CRES.
DOUG WRIGHT DRIVE
E
R
W
IN
RD.
FERNB
R
O
O
K CRT.
CORTINA RD.
GUELPHLINE
SHADETREE
A
VE.
DR.
MARCONI CRT.
SIN
G
L
ETON CMN.
EDGAR AVE.
NO. 4 SIDE
RD.
DeF
O
R
E
S
T
CRE
S
.
BIRD B
LVD.
LEANNA HEIGHTS RD.
HAZELWOOD AVE.
DUNDAS ST.
RD.
ARBOURFIELD DR.
MOUNT NEMO CRES.
TUFGAR CRES.------
THOMAS
COB
R
A
CRES.
WALKER'SLINE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
BRACKNELL RD.
FOLKWAY DR.
McCLEARY AV
E
.
KILMER DR.
VISTA DR.
COTTER RD.
MUIRFIELD CRT.
COLE CRES.
WALKER'S L
BERWICK DR.
C
O
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UMB
US DR
.
WA
D
E
CRT.
BOROS RD.
R
AVIN
E
CRES.
VALLEYHIGH
D
R
.
BASTEDO CMN.
AUSTIN
C
RT.
GO
LD
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N
E
A
G
LE
DR
.
CLIPPER CRES.
PALLADIUM WAY
THORN LANE
WORTH DR.
HUFFMAN RD.
BRADA CRES.
HOLME CRES
.
AMALETTA CRES.
CLEAVER AVE.
STEEPLE
C
HAS
E
DR.
BRITANNIA RD.
BROADLEAF C
R
ES.
McKERLIE CRES.
STO
K
ES LANE
A
PL
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C
RT.
REDSTONE S
T
.
WHITE
B
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B
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SHB
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FOREST
G
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FEREN
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DUNDAS ST.
KOENIG RD.
GLOVER LANE
ANNET
TE CRT.
E
D
G
EBA
N
K
CRT.
MEDLAND
DR.
DREVER RD.
HILL ST.
HADFIELD CRT.
JAMES
O
N C
R
ES
.
B
U
S
HTRAI
L
CRT.
PRI
C
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A
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D
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CORNERSTONE DR.
BUNTON CRES.
T
H
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MA
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LT
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BLV
D.
TAYW
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DU
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HALDIMA
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S.
TURNBERRY RD.
BROOKDA
L
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ST.
WO
O
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.
DALTON RD.
ADOBE GT.
GRAVENSTEIN RD.
HOPKINS DR.
NO. 2
SIDE
RD.
COLE CRES.
KEMPLING LANE
PAGE CRES
.
IRENA AVE.
S
EA
LEY CR
ES.
MOSES WAY
COALDALE DR.
BRITANNIA RD.
NEWPORT
ST.
ESCARPMENT DR.
WALKER'S LINE
M
I
C
H
EL
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NOVA C
R
ES
.
SCOTIA ST.
M
A
R
C LAN
E
THOMAS ALTON BLVD.
407 ETR
S
T
ONE
BRI
DGE
CRE
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.
C
HASEWOOD CRT.
NO. 4 SIDE RD.
CHRISDON RD.
BRITANNIA RD.
SUMMER WI
N
D
DR.
MU
NSON CRES.
AVE
.
W
INDY OAKS
D
R
.
G
U
N
B
Y CRE
S
.
HARRISON CRES.
WHITEH
O
R
N
D
R.
D
ON
A
LD RD.
JUDSON
CMN.
CAPRI CRES.
CARNS CRT.
TUFGAR CRES.------
SIMCOE DR
.
EMERSON DR.
IMPERIAL WAY
BRADA CRES.
S
UT
TO
N
D
R.
HEIDI AVE.
ALTON BLVD.
P
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S
C
O
T
T PL.
CHE
R
COVER CRT.
CORPORATE DR.
TINA RD.
PICKETTS WA
Y
CHERRY BLOSSOM CMN.
HEADON RD.
MARIO
N
CRT.
407 ETR
QUINTE
ST
.
NIXON GATE
ROM
E
CR
E
S.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
BERKSHIRE LANE
RYAN LN.
VELEBIT
PARK
BLVD.
W
OO
D
G
L
E
N
C
R
ES.
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
ENG
L
ISH CRES.
GLENE
A
G
LES CRT.
THOMAS ALTON BLVD.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
KEYSTON
E
C
R
E
S.
HISCOTT AVE.
GARL
A
ND CRES.
NORTHAM
P
TON BLVD.
HOPKINS DR.
PATHFIN
D
E
R
DR.
WALKER'S LINE
FOUNDATION GATE
WEBB ST.
WATERBRIDGE DR.
GRANITE GATE
APPLEGA
R
TH
DR.
TA
S
S
IE RD.
PALLADIUM WAY-----
JENN AVE.
S
U
N
NYSIDE DR.
M
I
K
A
L
DARD.
TIM
DOBBIE
DR.
M
O
N
TR
OSE CRES
.
PRENTICE
C
MN.
STONEHAVEN DR.
D
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C
HESS CRT.
407 ETR
ADDISON ST.
R
O
TA
R
Y
W
A
Y
OAK
G
ROV
E
PL.
SPENC
E
LANE
ED
G
E
W
O
O
D PL.
DUNDAS ST.
LIN
S
HARP RD.
WILLIAM O'CO
N
NE
LL
BL
V
D.
ASHLAR CRES.
DEBEIR ST.
NEWLANDS CRES.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
CARRICK ST.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
CON. HENSHAW BLVD
DOUG WRIGHT D
R
.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
SIMMONS RD.
SUNMI
L
L CRES
.
WOODSMERE
C
R
T.
PI
PER
S CRT.
BUN
K
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L
.
ROSALINE RD.
COLE CRES.
LITTLE ST.
SANDY LANE
M
E
A
D
C
RES.
T
R
ILLIUM
C
R
T.
AV
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URI
NE
A
V
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.
FALCON
C
REST D
R
.
S
A
L
M
A
C
RES.
CROSSWINDS CRT.
COUPLES CRES.
ROSSINI RD.
KURTZ RD
.
MILLCROFT PARK DR.
APPLEBY LINE
G
R
E
ENWAY TERR.
McLEOD RD.
ALEXA
N
CRES.
PLAYER CRT.
GEORGINA CRT.
BUTTERNUT CRES.
HARBOTTLE RD.
ERWIN RD.
LODI RD.
KINDOS ST.
CARDIFF
C
RES.
ANGUS
CRT.
IRVING
ST.
SNEAD R
D.
FERRIS ST.
ETR
R
A
I
N
BOW CRT.
ATKINSON DR.
KEARSE ST.
MARJAN LANE
J
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DALECROFT CRES.
I
T
A
BASH
I W
AY
PHILIP ST.
BAXTER CRES.
SE
T
TLEME
NT CRT.
BLUEGRASS L
A
NE
DUNDAS ST.
STONEWARE RD.
WOODSIDE AVE.
COUNTRY CLUB DR.
HARRISON CRT.
LEONARDO ST.
HES
L
O
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.
HUNT CRES
.
CASS
E
LM
A
N C
R
T.
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DR
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D
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AV
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H
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N
C
RT.
APPLEBY LINE
TERRA COTTA LANE
BRITANNIA RD.
JACKSON DR.
TIGER RD.
NORLAND DR.
GO
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DIE TA
P
P
CRES.
WALKER'S LINE
McCORMACK DR.
M
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CRT.
SILVERCREEK DR.
ORCHARD RD.
MADERNA RD.
DARIEN RD
.
TYD
M
AN WAY
TWELVE MILE TRAIL
B
R
AESWOOD LANE
407 ETR
ROSEVILLE CRT
.
RAWLIN
S
C
MN.
GUELPHLINE
NO.
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RD.
PORTER ST.
JORDAN
AV
E.
SUSAN CR
T
.
CREEK WA
Y
COLDWATER ST.
HUNTERS WOOD DR.
HASWELL LANE
S
T
A
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A
NE
SPR
I
NGVALE CRT.
OAKES CMN.
GOODYEAR RD. ---------
NOVIS WAY
DAKOTA
CMN.
MICHELANGELO RD.
ETHEL RD.
ELMSIDE
C
RES.
JACADA RD.
PRUDHAM AVE.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
FERGUSON DR
.
GREER DR.
BIRC
H
LEAF LANE
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
VELEBIT
PARK BLVD.
ROBJEN RD.
RIDGEWELL RD.
S
O
R
R
ENTO CRES.
MYSTIC CRT.
HEADON FOREST DR.
HEDLEY RD.
CHAPMAN CRT.
PAL
LA
DI
UM
WAY
KATHLEEN DR.
APPLEBY LINE
ADDINGTON CRT.
A
B
E
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N
A
V
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.
KEVIN CRES.
CLINE
ST.
TREMAINE ROAD
QUAIL VALLEY DR.
H
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R
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D
C
R
T.
C
ACHET CR
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S.
CURTIS RD.
A
VAL
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.
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S.
C
L
INTO
N CRT.
GUIRE
C
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N
.
407 ETR
BLUE SPRUCE AVE.
ARMOUR CRES.
EVERILA RD. -------------------------------
DUNDAS ST.
O
WEN LANE
DONNIC DR.
DESMOND DR.
LEITH AV
E
.
GUELPH LINE
RIDGEVIEW CRT.
EVENINGS
TAR DR.
JARVIS C
RES.
TRE
E
CRT.
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
EPPI
N
G CRT.
WENTWORTH ST.
VIVALDI RD.
BAK
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DR.
W
OODCROFT C
R
E
S
.
K
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BERTON AVE.
HOBSON DR.
IRONSTONE DR.
V
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R
DI ST.
FULLER CRES.
PENMA
N
LANE
CR
EE
K
V
IEW
DR.
MINERVA WAY
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
EPPING RD.
VERMONT CRES
.
KENNET
H
CRE
S
.
APPLEBY LINE
SUNDIAL RD.
APPOLL
O
RD.
EMPIRE CRES
.
VIKI
N
G CRES.
APPLEBYLINE
WESLOCK CMN.
WALKER'S LINE
S
A
U
N
D
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R
SCRE
S
.
EAS
TON RD.
A
L
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DANIELLE DR.
BO
N
A
V
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S
.
V
ALERA RD
.
BRITANNIA RD.
OAKLEY
DR.
G
REENING LANE
KANE CRES
.
DES JARDINES DR.
R
USSET
CRES.
S
ARAZE
N D
R
.
WALKER'SLINE
WHISPERING PINE RD.
LULA RD.
McCOY AVE.
TOFFEE ST.
A
U
TUMN HARVEST WAY
TREMAINE RD.
BELL SCHOOL LINE
APPL
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IN
E
ER MID
WALKER'S LINE
DUNDAS ST.
4
07 E
TR
407 ETR
NO. 1
S
IDE RD.
GUELPH LI
N
E
UPPER MIDDLE
R
D
.
COLLING RD.
NO. 2
S
IDE
RD.
N
O
.
4
S
I
DE
R
D.
25 - W
25 - E
24 - W
29 - W
20 - W
31 - E
30 - E
Scale -
2026-05-01
40,000
MAP NO.31 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
Scale -
2026-05-01
DERRY RD.
MILBUROUGH LINE
M
c
N
I
VEN RD.
APPLEBY LINE
TWISS RD.
G
U
E
LPH LINE
WALKER'S LINE
CEDAR S
P
R
I
N
GS RD.
KIL
B
RID
E ST
. NO. 8 SIDE RD.
BRI
T
ANNIA RD.
COLLING RD.
NO. 2
S
I
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32 - W
MAP NO.32 - W
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
KILBRIDE ST.
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
GUELPHLINE
BRITANNIA RD.
F
ORE
ST HIL
L
COLLING RD.
BLUFFS W
A
Y
MOUNT NEMO CRES.
C
EDAR
GROVE
NO. 8 SIDE RD.
MOU
N
T
A
I
N
T
OP
CARRIAGE TRAIL
GUELPH LINE
KILBRIDEST.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
MEDAD
S
P
R
INGS CRT.
BR
IT
AN
NIA
RD.
ESCARPMENT DR.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
GLENFERN AVE.
CEDAR SPRINGS CRT.
BLIND LINE
FREDERICK ST.
B
RE
C
K
E
N
R
ID
GE PL.
CHELSEA RD
.
M
c
NIVE
N
R
D.
BRITANNIA RD.
GUELPHLINE
COLLING RD.
GUELP
H L
INE
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
EAST S
T.
NO. 8 SIDE RD.
GRAND
BLV
D.
GUELPH LINE
BRITANNIA RD.
BRITANNIARD.
BLESSINGTON S
T.
ALICE ST.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
RIVERSIDE DR.
HARVESTMOON LANE----
KILBRIDE ST.
PANTON ST.
BRITANNIA RD.
JANE ST.
NO.
2 SIDE RD.
CEDAR SPRIN
GS
RD
.
GUELPHLINE
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
NO.
8
SIDE RD.
WILLOWGROVE RD.----
HOMESTEAD DR.
Mc
NIVEN CRT.
McNIVEN RD.
CEDAR SPRINGS CRT.
BRYN MAWR LANE
GUELPHLINE
COLLING RD.
TWISSRD.
S
U
NS
ET D
R.
TWISSRD.
GUELPH LINE
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
CE
D
AR
SP
RI
NGS
RD.
KILBRIDE ST.
1:32,000
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
APPL
EB
Y LINE
NE
GUELPHLINE
NO. 4 SIDE
RD.
MOUNT NEMO CRES.
APPLEBY LINE
WALKER'S LINE
BRITANNIA RD.
NO. 2
SIDE
RD.
BRITANNIA RD.
WALKER'S LINE
ESCARPMENT DR.
NO. 4 SIDE RD.
BRITANNIA RD.
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
GUELPHLINE
UELP
H L
INE
APPLEBY LINE
BELL SCHOOL LINE
BRITANNIA RD.
WALKER'S LINE
GUELPHLINE
NO.
4
SIDE
RD.
D DR.
GUELPHLINE
GUELPH LINE
NO. 2 SIDE RD.
APPLEBY LINE
APPLEBYLINE
BRITANNIA RD.
DERRY RD.
BELL SCHOOL LINE
APPLEBY LINE
McNIVEN RD.
TWISS RD.
GUELPH
L
IN
E
WALKER'S LINE
KI
L
BRI
D
E ST.
CEDAR S
P
R
I
N
GS RD.
NO. 8 SIDE RD.
BRI
T
ANNIA RD.
COLLING RD.
NO. 2 SIDE
RD.
N
O
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4
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32 - E
32 - W
Scale -
2026-05-01
32,000
MAP NO.32 - E
Map Index
No Maximum
37.5 metres
24 metres
19.5 metres
Residential Zones
Zones
55.5 metres
Maximum Heights
Burlington Residential
Zoning By-law, Schedule A
LN8 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 8
LN7 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 7
LN6 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 6
LN5 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 5
LN4 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 4
LN3 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 3
LN2 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 2
LN1 - Low-Rise Neighbourhood 1
HN - High-Rise Neighbourhood
Warning: This zoning map is for general reference
only and may not reflect the most current
regulations or property boundaries; users must
verify information prior to relying thereon.
Lands Subject to Zoning By-law
2020
LAKE ONTARIO
BURLINGTON BAY
MAPLE AVE.
LAKES
HORE
RD.
TREMAINE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
LAKESHORE
RD.
NEW ST.
BURLOAK DR.
NO
RTH
SHO
RE
BL
VD. E
NORTH SERVICE RD.
KING RD.
HARVESTER RD.
ASTPORT DR.
FAIRV
IEW ST.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
APPLEBY LINE
GUELPH LINE
UPPER
MIDDLE
RD.
DUNDAS ST.
APPLEBY LINE
BURLOAK DR.
DUNDAS ST.
GUELPH LINE
FAIRVIEW
ST.
PLAINS RD. E
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
PLAINS RD. W.
BRANT
ST.
UPPER MIDDL
E R
OAD
HWY 403
HWY 6
Q.E.W.
Q.E.W.
W
ATERDO
WN
RD.
TOWNSEND AVE.
DRY
DEN A
VE
PALL
ADIUM WAY
THOMAS ALTON
BLVD.
BELVENIA ROAD
SPRUCE AVE
HAMPTON
HEATH RD.
LEIGHLAND RD.
CORPORATE DR.
MILLCROFT PARK DR.
BERWICK DR.
HEADON RD.
HEADON FOREST DR.
CAVE
NDI
SH
D
R
.
FISHER AVE.
MO
UNTAINS
I
DE DR.
MAINWAY
KERNS RD.
SUTTON RD.
HWY 407
C.N.R.
O A K V I L L E
H A M I L T O N
H A M I L T O N
City of Burlington
Burlington Residential Zoning By-law,
Schedule B, Road Classifications
NOVEMBER 2025
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Municipal Boundary
CONTEXTUAL REFERENCES
Other Streets
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Industrial Connector
Neighbourhood Connector
Major Arterial
Multi Purpose Arterial
Urban Avenue
Main Street
City of Burlington
Residential Zoning By-law
May 2026
Link to Table of Contents
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Appendices
Appendices to the By-law (Not Operative Parts
of the By-law)
Appendix A: Approximate location of Conservation Authority Regulation Limit
Appendix B: Approximate location of highway and railway right-of-ways
Appendix C: Approximate location of pipeline right-of-ways
LA
KESHORE RD.
GU
ELPH
LINE
LASALLE
PARK RD.
B
R
AN
T
ST.
PLAINS RD.
E
DUNDAS ST.
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
407 ETR
JAMES ST
.
M
APLE AVE.
NEW ST.
S
NA
KE
R
D
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FAIRVIEW ST.
N
O
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H
S
H
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B
LVD
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ALAY
NE
BRY
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W
AY
QUEENS
W
A
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D
R
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W
A
T
ERD
O
W
N
R
D
.
N
ORTH SHOR
E
BLVD. W
UPPER MIDDLE RD.
PL
AINS RD. W
K
IN
G
RD
.
WALKER'S LINE
MAINWAY
NO. 6 HWY. N
APPLEBY L
I
NE
REBECCA
ST.
HWY 4
03
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
NO. 1 SIDE RD.
MILTON
H A M I L T O N
H A M I L T O N
City of Burlington
Conservation Halton Approximate
Regulation Limit
O A K V I L L E
NOVEMBER 2025
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1:59,000
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1
2
3
4
5
Km
The overlay on this map represents the limits of Conservation Halton's "Approximate Regulation Limit".
Within these lands , a development permit may be required by the Conservation Authority prior to a
building permit being issued by the city.
Contact the zoning section of the City's Community Planning department or a planner at the
Conservation Authority for more information.
Burlington Residential Zoning By-law, Appendix A,
Approximate Location of Conservation Authority
Regulation Limits
Municipal Boundary
MAPLE AVE.
LAKES
HORE
RD.
TREMAINE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
LAKESHORE
RD.
NEW ST.
BURLOAK DR.
NO
RTH
SHO
RE
BL
VD. E
NORTH SERVICE RD.
KING RD.
HARVESTER RD.
EASTPORT DR.
FAIRV
IEW ST.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
APPLEBY LINE
GUELPH LINE
UPPER
MIDDLE
RD.
DUNDAS ST.
APPLEBY LINE
BURLOAK DR.
DUNDAS ST.
GUELPH LINE
FAIRVIEW
ST.
PLAINS RD. E
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
PLAINS RD. W.
BRANT
ST.
UPPER MIDDL
E R
OAD
HWY 403
HWY 6
Q.E.W.
Q.E.W.
W
ATERDO
WN
RD.
TOWNSEND AVE.
DRY
DEN A
VE
PALL
ADIUM WAY
THOMAS ALTON
BLVD.
BELVENIA ROAD
SPRUCE AVE
HAMPTON
HEATH RD.
LEIGHLAND RD.
CORPORATE DR.
MILLCROFT PARK DR.
BERWICK DR.
HEADON RD.
HEADON FOREST DR.
CAVE
NDI
SH
D
R
.
FISHER AVE.
MO
UNTAINS
I
DE DR.
MAINWAY
KERNS RD.
SUTTON RD.
HWY 407
C.N.R.
MILTON
H A M I L T O N
H A M I L T O N
City of Burlington
Legend
NOVEMBER 2025
Railway Right-of-Way
Highway Corridor
1:59,000
2
0
2
Km
Burlington Residential Zoning By-law,
Appendix B, Approximate Location of Highway
Corridors and Railway Right-of-Ways
Legend
The location of the highway corridors and railway right-of-ways are approximate.
These corridors and right-of-ways relate to additional setbacks applied in the
Zoning By-law to identified and adjacent lots. The exact location will be
determined at the time of application for a building permit or planning approval.
This map is provided for convenience purposes only. Contact the zoning section
of the City's Community Planning department for further information.
Municipal Boundary
LAKE ONTARIO
BURLINGTON BAY
MAPLE AVE.
LAKES
HORE
RD.
TREMAINE RD.
WALKER'S LINE
LAKESHORE
RD.
NEW ST.
BURLOAK DR.
NO
RTH
SHO
RE
BL
VD. E
NORTH SERVICE RD.
KING RD.
HARVESTER RD.
EASTPORT DR.
FAIRV
IEW ST.
CEDAR SPRINGS RD.
WALKER'S LINE
APPLEBY LINE
APPLEBY LINE
GUELPH LINE
UPPER
MIDDLE
RD.
DUNDAS ST.
APPLEBY LINE
BURLOAK DR.
DUNDAS ST.
GUELPH LINE
FAIRVIEW
ST.
PLAINS RD. E
SOUTH SERVICE RD.
PLAINS RD. W.
BRANT
ST.
UPPER MIDDL
E R
OAD
HWY 403
HWY 6
Q.E.W.
Q.E.W.
W
ATERDO
WN
RD.
TOWNSEND AVE.
DRY
DEN A
VE
PALL
ADIUM WAY
THOMAS ALTON
BLVD.
BELVENIA ROAD
SPRUCE AVE
HAMPTON
HEATH RD.
LEIGHLAND RD.
CORPORATE DR.
MILLCROFT PARK DR.
BERWICK DR.
HEADON RD.
HEADON FOREST DR.
CAVE
NDI
SH
D
R
.
FISHER AVE.
MO
UNTAINS
I
DE DR.
MAINWAY
KERNS RD.
SUTTON RD.
HWY 407
C.N.R.
MILTON
H A M I L T O N
H A M I L T O N
City of Burlington
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O A K V I L L E
NOVEMBER 2025
1:59,000
2
0
2
4
Km
Note: The location of these lines are conceptual only and based upon the best information available to the
City. Pipelines are managed by their respective owner/operators and regulated by the federal government.
Property owners should confirm with the applicable pipeline owner if they are located adjacent to a pipeline
corridor and if any requirements apply prior to undertaking any construction. City staff will review locations
and additional requirements at the time of issuing a building permit or in reviewing a planning application.
Contact the zoning section of the Community Planning department or the individual pipeline owner/operator
for more information.
Municipal Boundary
Legend
Burlington Residential Zoning By-law, Appendix C,
Approximate Location of Pipeline Right-of-Ways
Union Gas Limited
TransCanada Pipelines Limited (TCPL) Pipeline Right-of-Ways
Trans-Northern Pipelines Inc.
Sun-Canada Pipe Line Co. Ltd.
Imperial Oil Pipe Line
Enbridge Pipe Line