Sarnia Zoning By-law 85 of 2002 - Section 38 – Temporary Use Zone (T)

Sarnia, Ontario · No. 85 · summary & facts

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Part II: Section 38 - Temporary Use Zone (T) - Zoning By-law 38 - 1 S E C T I O N 3 8 TEMPORARY USE ZONING (T) 38.1 UR2-T1 "That the lands within the "UR2-T1" zone shown on Zoning Map Part No. 42 and described municipally as 269 Brock Street North, may also be used for a Temporary Garden Suite, subject to the following provisions: (a) Definition: A Temporary Garden Suite means a residential unit containing a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room and laundry facilities, located on the upper floor of a proposed accessory building; (b) That the authorization granted under Section 39 of the Planning Act, shall be in effect for a period of no more than 10 years from the day this By-law comes into effect; (c) i) That the minimum lot frontage for the Temporary Garden Suite shall be 22.86m; ii) The minimum setback for the accessory building from the west property line shall be 3.048m; iii) The minimum setback for the accessory buildings from the north property line shall be 1.2 m; iv) The maximum height of the proposed accessory building shall be 4m. The height of the subject accessory building shall be as determined by maximum height provisions for accessory buildings contained in Zoning By-law No. 8506 in effect on the date the zoning amendment application was approved (February 26th, 2001); and v) Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsections 6(1) and 8(16), a residential dwelling unit may be temporarily permitted in an accessory building for a period not exceeding 10 years from the day this By-law comes into effect. d) Notwithstanding subsections (b) and (c) v) above, the temporary garden suite use may be permitted for an additional period of three (3) years from the date this amending by-law comes into effect, subject to all of the other provisions 38 - 2 Part II: Section 38 - Temporary Use Zone (T) - Zoning By-law contained in this section. (58/2011) 38.2 RU1-T2 (See Zoning Map Part 79) (144/2004) 38.2.1 Permitted Uses (1) A salt brine processing, storage and distribution facility which shall abut Churchill Line in the northeast corner of the lands municipally known as 4934 Brigden Road. (2) Those uses permitted in Section 5.1 (3) Accessory uses which may include one or more salt brine wells 38.2.2 Site Zone Regulations - A salt brine processing, storage and distribution facility Site Regulations for the area occupied by the facility (1) Facility Site Area: (maximum) 0.61ha (2) Facility Site Frontage: (maximum) 55m (3) Landscaped Strip: (minimum) 3m along the front, side and rear limits of the facility Building Setbacks from the limits of the facility (4) Front Yard Depth: (minimum) 15m (5) Side Yard Widths: (minimum) 4.5m (6) Rear Yard Depth: (minimum) 15m Storage Tank Setbacks from the limits of the facility (7) Front Yard Depth: (minimum) 50m (8) Side Yard Widths: (minimum) 4.5m (9) Rear Yard Depth: (minimum) 10m 38.2.3 All other uses The regulations set out in Section 5.2 shall apply as appropriate 38.2.4 Time Period This Temporary Use By-law is in effect for a period not exceeding 3 years from the day of the passing of the by-law. Part II: Section 38 - Temporary Use Zone (T) - Zoning By-law 38 - 3 38.3 UR1-T3 (See Zoning Map Part 43) (14/2010) 38.3.1 Permitted Temporary Use (1) A Temporary Men's Mission (2) Those uses permitted in Section 7.3.27.1 38.3.2 Site Zone Regulations (1) Temporary Use Time Period: (maximum) 12 months from the date of the opening of the Inn of the Good Shepherd homeless shelter. The "opening" is the date they first start accepting persons into the emergency shelter. (2) Special Provision: A Men's Mission is defined as a supervised facility for persons requiring temporary shelter. The facility may provide up to 21 beds. (3) All Other Regulations: As set out in Subsection 7.3.27.2 38.4 RR1-T4 (See Zoning Map Part 51) (56/2007) That the lands within the RR1-T4 zone shown on Defined Area Map No. 51 and described municipally as 5717 Telfer Road, may also be used for a Temporary Garden Suite, subject to the following provisions: (1) Definition: A 'Temporary Garden Suite' shall mean a residential unit containing a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room and laundry facilities, located on the upper floor of a permitted accessory building and designed to be portable by virtue of its ability to be restored to a non-residential state; (2) Pursuant to Section 39.1 of the Planning Act, this authorization shall be in effect for ten (10) years, provided that all other provisions of this Zoning By-law are complied with and a current and valid agreement is in place between the City and the Owner in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Act; (3) that the minimum setback for the garden suite from the north property line shall be a minimum 0.9m (3 ft.); 38 - 4 Part II: Section 38 - Temporary Use Zone (T) - Zoning By-law (4) the maximum size of the garden suite shall be 5.49m x 9.134m (18 ft. x 30 ft.); (5) the maximum height of the garden suite is as it existed on the date of the passing of this by-law; (6) Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsections 3.10 and 6.1, a residential dwelling unit may be temporarily permitted in an accessory building for a period not exceeding ten (10) years from the day this by-law comes into effect; and (7) that a building permit not be issued for the establishment of a garden suite, until after the execution of the agreement referenced in subsection (2) above. 38.5 RU1-T5 (See Zoning Map Part 77) (154/2007) 38.5.1 Permitted Uses (1) A temporary office and construction headquarters for a proposed solar farm in an existing dwelling; (2) The temporary testing of mock-ups of the pre-cast concrete mounting slabs and solar arrays; (3) Those uses permitted in Section 5.1. 38.5.2 Site Zone Regulations The regulations set out in Section 5.2 shall apply 38.5.3 Time Period This Temporary Use By-law is in effect for a period not exceeding 3 years from the day of the passing of the by-law