Building-construction standards bylaw companion to the zoning bylaw; sets construction requirements residents/builders must meet for permits.
Zoning & land use — Repentigny, Quebec
What can I build? Do I need a development permit?
The Town of Repentigny, Quebec has 10 adopted bylaws on file: Règlement de construction, no 439 (intégré 439-3); Règlement de contrôle intérimaire, no 614; Règlement de démolition, no 624; Règlement de lotissement, no 440 (intégré 440-1); Règlement de zonage, no 438 (intégré 438-54); Règlement relatif au zonage incitatif, no 667; Règlement relatif aux projets particuliers de construction, modification ou d'occupation d'un immeuble (PPCMOI), no 443; Règlement relatif aux usages conditionnels, no 444; Règlement sur le plan d'urbanisme, no 437; Règlement visant l'amélioration de l'offre de logements sociaux, no 603, verified 2026-08-23.
Interim control bylaw imposing temporary land-use/development restrictions while planning/zoning revisions are underway in affected sectors.
Governs the rules and permit procedure for demolishing buildings within Repentigny, incl. required documentation and demolition-committee review.
Subdivision (lotissement) control bylaw: standards for creating/dividing lots, street layout and land-development approvals.
Core zoning bylaw: land-use classification, setbacks/margins, parking, landscaping, signage, temporary structures and zone-specific standards; consolidated through amendment 438-54 (Sept 2025).
Incentive-zoning bylaw offering density/standard bonuses in exchange for developer contributions toward municipal planning objectives.
Special-projects bylaw allowing site-specific derogation from zoning for particular construction/modification/occupancy projects, via council approval process.
Sets the conditional-use permit framework: uses not permitted by right in a zone but authorizable by council subject to conditions.
Master urban plan setting land-use policy directions, growth areas and special-sector provisions (incl. the Avantia district) underpinning the zoning bylaw.
Inclusionary-housing planning bylaw (under Quebec's Act respecting land use planning) requiring developers to contribute to the social/affordable housing supply.