Zoning By-law 05-200 - section11-2-toc2zone-nov2025

Hamilton, Ontario · No. 05-200 · summary & facts

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SECTION 11: TRANSIT ORIENTED CORRIDOR ZONES ZONING BY-LAW May 10, 2019 11.2-1 THE CITY OF HAMILTON 11.2 TRANSIT ORIENTED CORRIDOR LOCAL COMMERCIAL (TOC2) ZONE Explanatory Note: The TOC2 Zone is located along collector and arterial roads which function as higher order transit corridors. The intent of the TOC2 Zone is to maintain areas of the corridor for uses that provide the daily and weekly services required for the local residents and surrounding community. The TOC2 Zone permits a mix of commercial and residential uses, however the priority of these areas is to maintain and provide service commercial and retail uses to meet the needs of the local community. No person shall erect, or use any building in whole or in part, or use any land in whole or in part, within a Local Commercial (TOC2) Zone for any purpose other than one or more of the following uses, or uses accessory thereto. Such erection or use shall also comply with the prescribed regulations: 11.2.1 PERMITTED USES Artist Studio Catering Service Child Care Centre (By-law No. 25-155, August 06, 2025) Commercial School Communications Establishment Craftsperson Shop Dwelling Unit, Mixed Use (By-law No. 21-189, October 13, 2021) Financial Establishment Laboratory Medical Clinic Office Performing Arts Theatre Personal Service (By-law No. 24-137, July 12, 2024) Repair Service Restaurant Retail Retirement Home Tradesperson's Shop Transportation Depot Urban Farmer's Market Veterinary Service 11.2.1.1 RESTRICTED USES In addition to Subsection 11.2.1, the following use shall be permitted in accordance with the following restrictions: i) Uses Permitted Above the Ground Floor: SECTION 11: TRANSIT ORIENTED CORRIDOR ZONES ZONING BY-LAW May 10, 2019 11.2-2 THE CITY OF HAMILTON 1. Notwithstanding Subsection 11.2.1, a Dwelling Unit(s), Mixed Use shall only be permitted above the ground floor. (By-law No. 21-189, October 13, 2021) 11.2.2 PROHIBITED USES i) Notwithstanding Section 11.2.1 above, the following uses are prohibited, even as an accessory use: Commercial Driving School Drive-Through Facility Duplex Dwelling Motor Vehicle Dealership Motor Vehicle Gas Bar Motor Vehicle Rental Establishment Motor Vehicle Service Station Motor Vehicle Washing Establishment Semi-Detached Dwelling Single Detached Dwelling Street Townhouse ii) Notwithstanding Section 11.2.1 above, the following uses are prohibited, except if considered an accessory use to another permitted use: Garden Centre 11.2.3 REGULATIONS a) Minimum Building Setback from a Street Line 1.5 metres; b) Minimum Rear Yard i) 7.5 metres; ii) Notwithstanding Section 11.2.3 b) i), in the case of a corner lot where a rear lot line is abutting a street line, the requirements of Section 11.2.3 a) shall apply. (By-law No. 24-137, July 12, 2024) c) Minimum Interior Side Yard i) 1.5 metres; and, SECTION 11: TRANSIT ORIENTED CORRIDOR ZONES ZONING BY-LAW May 10, 2019 11.2-3 THE CITY OF HAMILTON ii) 3.0 metres abutting a Single Detached Dwelling, Semi-Detached Dwelling, and Street Townhouse. (By-law No. 19-062, March 27 2019) d) Maximum Height 11.0 metres; e) Maximum Total Gross Floor Area for an Individual Office and Medical Clinic 500.0 square metres per unit. f) Maximum Total Gross Floor Area for Commercial Uses per Lot 10,000.0 square metres; g) Screening Rooftop mechanical equipment shall be located and/or screened from view of any abutting street. h) Visual Barrier Requirement A visual barrier shall be required along any lot line abutting a Downtown D5 Zone, Institutional Zone or Residential Zone, in accordance with the requirements of Section 4.19 of this By-law. i) Outdoor Storage i) No outdoor storage of goods, materials, or equipment shall be permitted. ii) Notwithstanding Section i) above, the display of goods or materials for retail purposes that are accessory to a retail use shall only be permitted in the front yard or flankage yard. 11.2.4 ACCESSORY BUILDINGS In accordance with the requirements of Sections 4.8 of this By-law. 11.2.5 PARKING In accordance with the requirements of Section 5 of this By-law. 11.2.6 URBAN FARMERS MARKET In accordance with the requirements of Section 4.28 of this By-law. 11.2.7 REGULATIONS FOR SECTION 11: TRANSIT ORIENTED CORRIDOR ZONES ZONING BY-LAW May 10, 2019 11.2-4 THE CITY OF HAMILTON (By-law No. 16-265, October 12, 2016) (By-law No. 18-032, February 14, 2018) (By-law No. 18-219, August 17, 2018) COMMUNITY GARDENS AND URBAN FARMS AS ACCESSORY USES a) Community Gardens i) In accordance with the requirements of Section 4.27 of this By-law. ii) In addition to i) above, a Community Garden shall only be permitted in the rear yard or on the roof-top of the principal building. (By-law No. 24-137, July 12, 2024) b) Urban Farm i) In accordance with the requirements of Subsection 4.26 (c) of this By-law. ii) In addition to i) above, an Urban Farm shall only be permitted in the rear yard or on the roof-top of the principal building. (By-law No. 24-137, July 12, 2024)