Laval's consolidated zoning/planning code (replaced separate zoning, subdivision and site-planning bylaws in 2022): governs where/what/how construction is permitted city-wide, incl. zoning, PIIA (site-plan review), lotissement (subdivision), permitted uses, setbacks, and now also incorporates the former wetland-protection interim-control bylaw (M.R.C.L.-11). Multiple annexes (zoning plan, terminology, use codes, tree list) linked from the same page.
Zoning & land use — Laval, Quebec
What can I build? Do I need a development permit?
The Town of Laval, Quebec has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Code de l'urbanisme (CDU-1) — Ville de Laval, consolidated 2026-06-08; Code de l'urbanisme de la Ville de Laval; Règlement L-12507 — Règlement concernant la démolition d'immeubles (Demolition of Heritage Buildings Bylaw); Règlement L-13110 — Citation de la maison Goyer (heritage building citation example), verified 2026-08-23.
Ville de Laval consolidated urban-planning code (Code de l'urbanisme) governing zoning and land use, on the city's official site.
Requires a demolition permit and heritage-impact review before demolishing any of ~2,600 buildings/structures on the city's heritage inventory (adopted 2019-03-12); part of the CDU/zoning permitting framework.
Example of a 'citation' bylaw (under Quebec's Loi sur le patrimoine culturel) by which Laval council designates a specific heritage building/site for legal protection, restricting alterations without prior authorization; council adopts one such bylaw per cited property.