Regulates the height of fences, natural features and objects, including corner and driveway sight triangles, to preserve sightlines for traffic safety on Oshawa lots.
Zoning & land use — Oshawa, Ontario
What can I build? Do I need a development permit?
The City of Oshawa, Ontario has 7 adopted bylaws on file: Fence and Sight Triangle By-law 23-2014 (consolidated, updated 2025); Group Home Registration By-law 78-2006 (consolidated); Hospital Zoning By-law 16-94 (consolidated, as amended by By-law 15-2003); Pre-consultation By-law 22-2023 (consolidated, amended by By-law 82-2023); Site Alteration By-law 85-2006; Two-Unit House Registration By-law 41-2001 (consolidated); Zoning By-law 60-94 (as amended), verified 2026-10-19.
Requires registration of group homes operating in Oshawa under s.166 of the Municipal Act, tracking this residential land use across the City.
Site-specific zoning by-law governing permitted uses and development standards for the Oshawa hospital lands.
Requires applicants to consult with the City of Oshawa prior to submitting a planning/development application, setting out required pre-consultation materials.
Controls the dumping of fill, removal of topsoil, and alteration of grades on land in Oshawa, requiring permits under s.142 of the Municipal Act.
Requires registration of two-unit houses (properties with an additional residential unit) in Oshawa, tracking a permitted residential land use.
The City's comprehensive Zoning By-law establishing permitted land uses, density, setbacks, parking, and building requirements for every zone in Oshawa.