Conditional-use bylaw setting the process and criteria for authorizing land uses that require case-by-case council approval beyond the standard zoning use table.
Zoning & land use — Rimouski, Quebec
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The Town of Rimouski, Quebec has 8 adopted bylaws on file: Règlement 1014-2017 sur les usages conditionnels; Règlement 1032-2017 sur les plans d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale (PIIA); Règlement 23-008 sur la démolition des bâtiments; Règlement 23-016 sur les dérogations mineures; Règlement 23-024 modifiant le règlement de zonage 820-2014 — sécurité des piscines résidentielles; Règlement de construction 780-2013; Règlement de lotissement 781-2013; Règlement de zonage 820-2014 (codification administrative), verified 2026-08-23.
Site-planning and architectural-integration (PIIA) bylaw requiring design/siting review approval for construction or renovation in designated sectors before a permit issues.
Building-demolition bylaw: requires a demolition permit/certificate and sets the review procedure before a building in Rimouski may be demolished.
Sets the procedure for minor-variance (dérogation mineure) applications allowing limited relief from zoning/subdivision/construction standards, via the planning advisory committee and council.
Amends the zoning bylaw to incorporate the provincial residential pool-safety (fencing/enclosure) standard and repeals the prior stand-alone pool-safety bylaw 617-2011.
Building construction bylaw setting technical/building-code requirements for construction, renovation and permits within Rimouski, companion to the zoning and subdivision bylaws.
Subdivision-control (lotissement) bylaw governing lot creation, minimum lot dimensions/frontage, and land-division approval requirements in Rimouski.
Administrative codification of the Ville de Rimouski zoning bylaw 820-2014 (original adopted 3 March 2014, consolidated to 18 February 2026).