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ZONING BY-LAW 28/2006 As Amended
22-1
SECTION 22
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINT (EC) ZONE
REGULATIONS
The Environmental Constraint (EC) Zone is intended to apply to lands that exhibit hazardous characteristics
or lands with environmental significance that are designated in the Official Plan as "Environmentally
Constrained Lands" in or adjacent to the Paradise Lake Settlement Area.
22.1
PERMITTED USES
No land shall be used and no buildings or structures shall be erected, used, or altered in
the Environmental Constraint (EC) Zone except for the following purposes:
Agricultural uses;
Conservation area;
Forestry uses;
Game farms;
Passive recreational uses;
Public or private parks.
22.2
MINIMUM LOT AREA
4,000.0 m²
22.3
MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
30.0 m
22.4
SITE, BUILDING AND LOT REGULATIONS
No buildings or structures may be erected, enlarged, extended, redeveloped, constructed
or placed on lands within the Environmental Constraint (EC) Zone and no fill shall be
placed or removed without the written approval of the Grand River Conservation
Authority, and are in compliance with all other provisions of this By-law.
22.5
EXCEPTIONS - ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINT (EC) ZONE
22.5.1
Defined Area
EC-1 as shown on Schedule "J" to this By-law
Permitted Uses
Water based recreation activities
Accessory uses, including buildings and structures to the main permitted uses
Minimum Lot Area
None
Maximum Building Coverage
Dock: 25 m²
ZONING BY-LAW 28/2006 As Amended
22-2
Minimum Yards
0.0 metres
Maximum Building Height
1.5 metres for accessory uses
22.5.2
Defined Area
EC-2 as shown on Schedule "A", Map 10, to this By-law
a) Additional Permitted Uses: One Mobile Home as a secondary dwelling unit, subject to
the following provisions:
Front Yard Setback
Minimum: 30.0 m
Maximum: 45.0 m
Gross Floor Area
Maximum 135 m2
Added by By-law 42-15