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CITY OF KAMLOOPS ZONING BYLAW

NO. 5-1-2001

AS AMENDED

TEXT

ORIGINAL BYLAW NO. 5-1-2001 WAS ADOPTED MARCH 20, 2001

TABLE OF CONTENTS DIVISION ONE - PREAMBLE .................................................................................................................... 1-1

DIVISION TWO - LAND USE ZONES ....................................................................................................... 2-1

DIVISION THREE - GENERAL REGULATIONS ....................................................................................... 3-1

DIVISION FOUR - DEFINITIONS .............................................................................................................. 4-1

DIVISION FIVE - A-1 (AGRICULTURAL) .................................................................................................. 5-1

DIVISION SIX - FD (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT) ...................................................................................... 6-1

DIVISION SEVEN - OS (OPEN SPACE) ................................................................................................... 7-1

DIVISION EIGHT - P-1 (PARKS AND RECREATION) ............................................................................. 8-1

DIVISION NINE - P-2 (CHURCHES) ......................................................................................................... 9-1

DIVISION TEN - P-3 (SCHOOLS) ........................................................................................................... 10-1

DIVISION ELEVEN - P-4 (PUBLIC AND QUASI PUBLIC USE) ............................................................. 11-1

DIVISION TWELVE - P-5 (PRIVATE RECREATIONAL) ......................................................................... 12-1

DIVISION THIRTEEN - P-7 (FUNERAL HOMES) ................................................................................... 13-1

DIVISION FOURTEEN - CR-1 (COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL-1) ................................................................ 14-1

DIVISION FIFTEEN - CR-2 (COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL-2) .................................................................... 15-1

DIVISION SIXTEEN - CR-3 (COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL-3) .................................................................... 16-1

DIVISION SEVENTEEN - RS-1 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-1) .................................................... 17-1

DIVISION EIGHTEEN - RS-1S (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - SUITE) ........................................... 18-1

DIVISION NINETEEN - RS-2 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-2) ........................................................ 19-1

DIVISION TWENTY - RS-2A (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-2A) ...................................................... 20-1

DIVISION TWENTY-ONE - RS-3 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-3) .................................................. 21-1

DIVISION TWENTY-TWO - RS-4 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-4) ................................................. 22-1

DIVISION TWENTY-THREE - RS-5 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-5).............................................. 23-1

DIVISION TWENTY-FOUR - RT-1 (TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-1)..................................................... 24-1

DIVISION TWENTY-FIVE - RT-2 (TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-2) ....................................................... 25-1

DIVISION TWENTY-SIX - RT 3 (TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-3) ......................................................... 26-1

DIVISION TWENTY-SEVEN - RC-1 (COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL) ............................................ 27-1

DIVISION TWENTY-SEVEN A - RC-2 (COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL-2) ...................................27A-1

DIVISION TWENTY-SEVEN B - RC-3 (COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL-3) ...................................27B-1

DIVISION TWENTY-EIGHT - RM-1 (MULTIPLE FAMILY - LOW DENSITY) ......................................... 28-1

DIVISION TWENTY-NINE - RM-2 (MULTIPLE FAMILY - MEDIUM DENSITY) ..................................... 29-1

DIVISION THIRTY - RM-2A (DOWNTOWN MULTIPLE FAMILY - MEDIUM DENSITY) ........................ 30-1

DIVISION THIRTY-ONE - RM-3 (DOWNTOWN MULTIPLE FAMILY - HIGH DENSITY) ....................... 31-1

DIVISION THIRTY-TWO - MHP (MOBILE HOME PARK) ....................................................................... 32-1

DIVISION THIRTY-THREE - MHS-1 (MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION-1) ............................................... 33-1

DIVISION THIRTY-FOUR - MHS (MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION) ....................................................... 34-1

DIVISION THIRTY-FIVE - CBD (CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT) ...................................................... 35-1

DIVISION THIRTY-SIX - C-1T (TRANQUILLE ROAD COMMERCIAL) .................................................. 36-1

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DIVISION THIRTY-SEVEN - C-1 (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) ............................................................... 37-1

DIVISION THIRTY-EIGHT - C-2 (LOCAL COMMERCIAL) ..................................................................... 38-1

DIVISION THIRTY-NINE - C-3 (HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL) .................................................................. 39-1

DIVISION FORTY - C-3T (TRAVEL CENTRE COMMERCIAL) .............................................................. 40-1

DIVISION FORTY-ONE - C-4 (SERVICE COMMERCIAL) ..................................................................... 41-1

DIVISION FORTY-TWO - C-5 (SHOPPING CENTRE COMMERCIAL) ................................................. 42-1

DIVISION FORTY-THREE - C-6 (ARTERIAL COMMERCIAL) ............................................................... 43-1

DIVISION FORTY-FOUR - C-7 (NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMERCIAL) .................................................. 44-1

DIVISION FORTY-FIVE - C-8 (NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB COMMERCIAL) ............................................ 45-1

DIVISION FORTY-FIVE A - C-9 (HOTEL/CONVENTION CENTRE) ....................................................45A-1

DIVISION FORTY-SIX - I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ................................................................................. 46-1

DIVISION FORTY-SEVEN - I-1S (INDUSTRIAL PARK) ......................................................................... 47-1

DIVISION FORTY-EIGHT - I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) ..................................................................... 48-1

DIVISION FORTY-NINE - I-3 (HEAVY INDUSTRIAL) ............................................................................. 49-1

DIVISION FIFTY - T-1 (RAILWAY) .......................................................................................................... 50-1

DIVISION FIFTY-ONE - T-2 (AIRPORT) ................................................................................................. 51-1

DIVISION FIFTY-TWO - OFF-STREET PARKING.................................................................................. 52-1

DIVISION FIFTY-THREE - LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING REGULATIONS ............... 53-1

DIVISION FIFTY-FOUR - CD (COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT) ................................................... 54-1

DIVISION FIFTY-FIVE - RE (RESOURCE EXTRACTION) ..................................................................... 55-1

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (i)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-1270 February 26, 2002 5-1-2007 June 12, 2001 5-1-2009 August 21, 2001 5-1-2010 July 24, 2001 5-1-2011 September 18, 2001 5-1-2012 July 24, 2001 5-1-2014 September 18, 2001 5-1-2015 November 27, 2001 5-1-2016 September 11, 2001 5-1-2019 November 27, 2001 5-1-2020 December 11, 2001 5-1-2022 December 11, 2001 5-1-2026 February 26, 2002 5-1-2027 February 26, 2002 5-1-2028 March 12, 2002 5-1-2029 March 12, 2002 5-1-2033 May 14, 2002 5-1-2034 May 14, 2002 5-1-2041 July 23, 2002 5-1-2042 October 8, 2002 5-1-2049 August 13, 2002 5-1-2051 August 27, 2002 5-1-2052 October 8, 2002 5-1-2054 October 8, 2002 5-1-2055 September 17, 2002 5-1-2056 September 17, 2002 5-1-2058 December 3, 2002 5-1-2059 October 29, 2002 5-1-2060 October 8, 2002 5-1-2062 October 8, 2002 5-1-2064 November 19, 2002 5-1-2065 February 25, 2003 5-1-2069 (REPEALED August 16, 2016) February 4, 2003 5-1-2070 December 3, 2002 5-1-2071 December 10, 2002 5-1-2083 May 13, 2003 5-1-2084 January 28, 2003 5-1-2090 June 24, 2003 5-1-2093 January 27, 2004 5-1-2094 May 27, 2003 5-1-2095 May 27, 2003 5-1-2102 June 10, 2003 5-1-2103 July 22, 2003 5-1-2104 June 24, 2003 5-1-2108 July 22, 2003 5-1-2112 October 7, 2003 5-1-2113 August 26, 2003 5-1-2114 October 7, 2003 5-1-2115 August 26, 2003 5-1-2118 September 9, 2003 5-1-2119 September 9, 2003

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (ii)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-2120 September 9, 2003 5-1-2122 October 21, 2003 5-1-2123 November 25, 2003 5-1-2124 November 25, 2003 5-1-2125 January 6, 2004 5-1-2130 November 4, 2003 5-1-2131 November 25, 2003 5-1-2132 November 25, 2003 5-1-2136 February 24, 2004 5-1-2137 March 23, 2004 5-1-2139 April 6, 2004 5-1-2140 May 4, 2004 5-1-2148 May 4, 2004 5-1-2152 July 13, 2004 5-1-2153 June 8, 2004 5-1-2154 June 15, 2004 5-1-2155 August 10, 2004 5-1-2157 June 29, 2004 5-1-2161 August 10, 2004 5-1-2162 July 27, 2004 5-1-2163 July 27, 2004 5-1-2173 November 1, 2005 5-1-2174 December 7, 2004 5-1-2177 November 2, 2004 5-1-2179 November 23, 2004 5-1-2181 December 14, 2004 5-1-2189 January 11, 2005 5-1-2192 February 16, 2005 5-1-2194 April 5, 2005 5-1-2195 February 16, 2005 5-1-2204 April 5, 2005 5-1-2206 March 15, 2005 5-1-2207 April 19, 2005 5-1-2209 April 5, 2005 5-1-2213 May 3, 2005 5-1-2214 May 3, 2005 5-1-2218 May 31, 2005 5-1-2220 May 10, 2005 5-1-2223 June 21, 2005 5-1-2225 August 23, 2005 5-1-2226 June 14, 2005 5-1-2228 June 14, 2005 5-1-2230 February 7, 2006 5-1-2233 August 9, 2005 5-1-2234 October 25, 2005 5-1-2241 September 20, 2005 5-1-2246 October 25, 2005 5-1-2247 October 18, 2005 5-1-2249 October 18, 2005 5-1-2251 October 18, 2005 5-1-2253 October 18, 2005

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (iii)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-2255 October 18, 2005 5-1-2257 October 18, 2005 5-1-2259 January 24, 2006 5-1-2261 January 24, 2006 5-1-2263 February 7, 2006 5-1-2268 February 28, 2006 5-1-2269 April 11, 2006 5-1-2271 March 21, 2006 5-1-2274 April 25, 2006 5-1-2278 May 2, 2006 5-1-2283 July 31, 2007 5-1-2292 October 3, 2006 5-1-2303 August 15, 2006 5-1-2305 August 15, 2006 5-1-2306 September 19, 2006 5-1-2309 October 17, 2006 5-1-2312 November 28, 2006 5-1-2314 November 21, 2006 5-1-2317 June 12, 2007 5-1-2320 January 16, 2007 5-1-2322 January 16, 2007 5-1-2325 March 13, 2007 5-1-2327 February 27, 2007 5-1-2328 July 31, 2007 5-1-2332 April 3, 2007 5-1-2336 April 3, 2007 5-1-2337 April 24, 2007 5-1-2339 April 24, 2007 5-1-2344 May 29, 2007 5-1-2345 May 29, 2007 5-1-2347 May 29, 2007 5-1-2348 July 31, 2007 5-1-2353 July 17, 2007 5-1-2354 July 31, 2007 5-1-2355 August 14, 2007 5-1-2359 August 14, 2007 5-1-2362 August 14, 2007 5-1-2364 August 28, 2007 5-1-2365 September 11, 2007 5-1-2367 December 4, 2007 5-1-2373 January 8, 2008 5-1-2380 February 19, 2008 5-1-2382 June 10, 2008 5-1-2388 April 1, 2008 5-1-2389 April 1, 2008 5-1-2391 April 29, 2008 5-1-2393 October 21, 2008 5-1-2394 May 27, 2008 5-1-2401 March 24, 2009 5-1-2402 July 22, 2008 5-1-2403 July 22, 2008

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (iv)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-2405 August 12, 2008 5-1-2406 September 9, 2008 5-1-2409 August 12, 2008 2-1-2410 November 25, 2008 5-1-2411 August 12, 2008 5-1-2417 September 30, 2008 5-1-2424 April 21, 2009 5-1-2425 November 4, 2008 5-1-2427 November 18, 2008 5-1-2434 December 2, 2008 5-1-2435 December 2, 2008 5-1-2437 January 13, 2009 5-1-2438 February 24, 2009 5-1-2442 March 24, 2009 5-1-2446 April 7, 2009 5-1-2447 April 7, 2009 5-1-2449 April 21, 2009 5-1-2453 May 5, 2009 5-1-2456 June 16, 2009 5-1-2457 July 28, 2009 5-1-2459 July 14, 2009 5-1-2463 August 11, 2009 5-1-2464 August 11, 2009 5-1-2465 August 11, 2009 5-1-2466 August 11, 2009 5-1-2467 August 11, 2009 5-1-2468 August 11, 2009 5-1-2472 August 11, 2009 5-1-2474 August 11, 2009 5-1-2475 August 11, 2009 5-1-2476 August 11, 2009 5-1-2478 August 11, 2009 5-1-2483 September 22, 2009 5-1-2485 September 22, 2009 5-1-2487 October 6, 2009 5-1-2482 November 3, 2009 5-1-2489 November 3, 2009 5-1-2495 December 15, 2009 5-1-2496 December 15, 2009 5-1-2497 January 12, 2010 5-1-2502 January 26, 2010 5-1-2509 March 16, 2010 5-1-2510 March 16, 2010 5-1-2511 March 16, 2010 5-1-2515 April 13, 2010 5-1-2512 April 20, 2010 5-1-2387 May 18, 2010 5-1-2525 August 17, 2010 5-1-2452 August 31, 2010 5-1-2530 August 31, 2010 5-1-2533 August 31, 2010

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (v)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-2536 August 31, 2010 5-1-2369 November 2, 2010 5-1-2519 November 2, 2010 5-1-2542 November 2, 2010 5-1-2552 December 14, 2010 5-1-2553 December 14, 2010 5-1-2523 February 8, 2011 5-1-2561 February 15, 2011 5-1-2562 February 15, 2011 5-1-2559 February 22, 2011 5-1-2564 March 15, 2011 5-1-2308 April 5, 2011 5-1-2578 April 19, 2011 5-1-2554 May 3, 2011 5-1-2579 May 17, 2011 5-1-2580 May 17, 2011 5-1-2581 May 17, 2011 5-1-2592 June 28, 2011 5-1-2594 June 28, 2011 5-1-2595 June 28, 2011 5-1-2596 June 28, 2011 5-1-2597 June 28, 2011 5-1-2585 July 19, 2011 5-1-2586 July 19, 2011 5-1-2461 August 30, 2011 5-1-2590 August 30, 2011 5-1-2601 September 13, 2011 5-1-2602 October 4, 2011 5-1-2567 October 18, 2011 5-1-2570 October 18, 2011 5-1-2609 November 15, 2011 5-1-2591 January 10, 2012 5-1-2615 January 31, 2012 5-1-2617 January 31, 2012 5-1-2619 February 14, 2012 5-1-2620 February 14, 2012 5-1-2599 February 28, 2012 5-1-2610 March 27, 2012 5-1-2625 March 27, 2012 5-1-2628 March 27, 2012 5-1-2583 June 26, 2012 5-1-2647 August 21, 2012 5-1-2648 August 21, 2012 5-1-2650 August 21, 2012 5-1-2651 August 21, 2012 5-1-2626 September 11, 2012 5-1-2653 September 11, 2012 5-1-2642 October 2, 2012 5-1-2663 November 6, 2012 5-1-2664 November 6, 2012 5-1-2659 November 20, 2012

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (vi)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-2666 December 4, 2012 5-1-2667 January 22, 2013 5-1-2670 January 29, 2013 5-1-2656 February 19, 2013 5-1-2675 April 23, 2013 5-1-2681 May 14, 2013 5-1-2682 May 14, 2013 5-1-2683 May 14, 2013 5-1-2684 May 14, 2013 5-1-2679 July 16, 2013 5-1-2644 July 30, 2013 5-1-2688 July 30, 2013 5-1-2689 September 24, 2013 5-1-2691 September 24, 2013 5-1-2692 October 8, 2013 5-1-2696 October 8, 2013 5-1-2687 October 22, 2013 5-1-2704 October 22, 2013 5-1-2627 November 19, 2013 5-1-2707 January 14, 2014 5-1-2712 January 28, 2014 5-1-2714 January 28, 2014 5-1-2718 April 1, 2014 5-1-2719 April 1, 2014 5-1-2708 May 13, 2014 5-1-2723 May 13, 2014 5-1-2726 June 24, 2014 5-1-2727 July 29, 2014 5-1-2732 September 9, 2014 5-1-2730 November 25, 2014 5-1-2741 December 9, 2014 5-1-2743 December 9, 2014 5-1-2744 December 16, 2014 5-1-2746 January 13, 2015 5-1-2754 April 28, 2015 5-1-2757 April 28, 2015 5-1-2765 July 28, 2015 5-1-2766 July 28, 2015 5-1-2767 July 28, 2015 5-1-2768 July 28, 2015 5-1-2761 August 18, 2015 5-1-2764 August 18, 2015 5-1-2770 August 18, 2015 5-1-2769 September 15, 2015 5-1-2772 September 15, 2015 5-1-2773 October 6, 2015 5-1-2778 October 20, 2015 5-1-2785 December 1, 2015 5-1-2787 December 8, 2015 5-1-2788 January 12, 2016 5-1-2789 January 12, 2016

DATES OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BYLAW 5-1-2001 AND AMENDMENTS TO TEXT (vii)

Bylaw No. Date of Adoption

October 3, 2019

5-1-2749 February 2, 2016 5-1-2795 April 5, 2016 5-1-2799 May 17, 2016 5-1-2800 June 28, 2016 5-1-2811 July 26, 2016 5-1-2805 August 16, 2016 5-1-2810 October 4, 2016 5-1-2821 November 22, 2016 5-1-2826 November 29, 2016 5-1-2828 December 13, 2016 5-1-2829 December 13, 2016 5-1-2827 January 10, 2017 5-1-2837 February 21, 2017 5-1-2847 April 4, 2017 5-1-2836 April 25, 2017 5-1-2850 April 25, 2017 5-1-2793 June 13, 2017 5-1-2852 June 13, 2017 5-1-2853 July 18, 2017 5-1-2855 August 15, 2017 5-1-2857 September 12, 2017 5-1-2856 October 17, 2017 5-1-2859 December 5, 2017 5-1-2861 December 19, 2017 5-1-2862 January 9, 2018 5-1-2840 January 16, 2018 5-1-2864 January 16, 2018 5-1-2867 March 27, 2018 5-1-2872 May 8, 2018 5-1-2878 May 8, 2018 5-1-2881 May 29, 2018 5-1-2882 June 26, 2018 5-1-2874 July 17, 2018 5-1-2886 August 14, 2018 5-1-2894 August 28, 2018 5-1-2901 January 29, 2019 5-1-2907 March 12, 2019 5-1-2909 April 23, 2019 5-1-2913 May 7, 2019 5-1-2914 May 28, 2019 5-1-2916 August 13, 2019 5-1-2917 July 9, 2019 5-1-2918 January 14, 2020 5-1-2920 December 10, 2019 5-1-2924 November 5, 2019 5-1-2925 Noveber 26, 2019 5-1-2926 November 5, 2019 5-1-2930 January 28, 2020

December 21, 2018

CITY OF KAMLOOPS

BYLAW NO. 5-1-2001 ZONING BYLAW OF THE CITY OF KAMLOOPS

The Council of the City of Kamloops, in open meeting assembled, enacts the following: 1. This bylaw may be cited as the City of Kamloops "Zoning Bylaw No. 5-1-2001". 2. City of Kamloops Zoning Bylaw No. 5-1-200, and all amendments thereto, is hereby

repealed.

DIVISION ONE - PREAMBLE

PURPOSES OF THIS BYLAW 100 This bylaw shall be for the following purposes and every section shall be so interpreted: 1. Promotion of the health, safety, convenience and welfare of the public. 2. Consideration of the value of the land and the nature of its present and

prospective use and occupancy. 3 Consideration of the character of each zone, the character of the buildings in that

zone, and the peculiar suitability of the zone for particular uses. 4. Adherence to the principles of the City's Official Community Plan, as well as

Sector and Neighbourhood Plans.

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DIVISION TWO - LAND USE ZONES

200 For the purpose of this bylaw, the area incorporated into the City of Kamloops is hereby

divided into the following zones:

A-1 Agricultural FD Future Development OS Open Space P-1 Parks and Recreation P-2 Churches P-3 Schools P-4 Public and Quasi-Public Use P-5 Private Recreational P-7 Funeral Homes CR-1 Country Residential-1 CR-2 Country Residential-2 CR-3 Country Residential-3 RS-1 Single Family Residential-1 RS-1S Single Family Residential-Suite RS-2 Single Family Residential-2 RS-2A Single Family Residential-2A RS-3 Single Family Residential-3 RS-4 Single Family Residential-4 RS-5 Single Family Residential-5 RT-1 Two Family Residential-1 RT-2 Two Family Residential-2 RT-3 Two Family Residential-3 RC-1 Comprehensive Residential RC-2 Comprehensive Residential-2 RM-1 Multiple Family-Low Density RM-2 Multiple Family-Medium Density RM-2A Downtown Multiple Family-Medium Density RM-3 Downtown Multiple Family-High Density MHP Mobile Home Park MHS Mobile Home Subdivision MHS-1 Mobile Home Subdivision-1 CBD Central Business District C-1T Tranquille Road Commercial C-1 General Commercial C-2 Local Commercial C-3 Highway Commercial C-3T Travel Centre Commercial C-4 Service Commercial C-5 Shopping Centre Commercial C-6 Arterial Commercial C-7 Neighbourhood Commercial C-8 Neighbourhood Pub Commercial C-9 Hotel/Convention Centre I-1 Light Industrial I-1S Industrial Park I-2 General Industrial I-3 Heavy Industrial

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T-1 Railway T-2 Airport CD Comprehensive Development RE Resource Extraction

as shown upon the plan entitled "Zoning Map of the City of Kamloops" which, with all explanatory matter thereon, accompanies and is part of this bylaw.

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DIVISION THREE - GENERAL REGULATIONS APPLICATION 300 In the City of Kamloops, no building or object or thing shall be erected, set up,

converted, enlarged, reconstructed or structurally adapted or altered, and no person shall use or occupy land, buildings or structures except as specifically permitted by this bylaw, and every use or occupation that is not specifically permitted is hereby expressly prohibited.

NONCONFORMING CONDITIONS 301 1. Lots Notwithstanding Section 300 where a lot is shown on a plan as being duly filed in

the Land Title Office, Kamloops, before the passage of this bylaw and which has less than the minimum width and/or area required in this bylaw, development appropriate to the zone and to the density permitted by the zone may be allowed.

2. Uses A lawful use of premises existing at the time of adoption of the Zoning Bylaw,

which does not conform to the provisions of this bylaw, may be continued provided that the nonconforming use is not altered or expanded, subject to the provisions of the Local Government Act.

ZONING BOUNDARIES 302 1. The boundaries of the zoning districts, together with any explanatory legends,

notations and references in respect thereof, are delineated and described on the "Zoning Map of the City of Kamloops", which consists of a computer record compiled by means of Geographic Information software and a Global Positioning System. The Zoning Map is kept in the office of Corporate Administration and in the Development Services Department. The Zoning Map forms part of this bylaw. A generalized diagrammatic representation of the Zoning Map is annexed to this bylaw as Schedule "A". In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the Zoning Map and Schedule "A", the Zoning Map shall govern.

2. Where a zoning boundary does not follow a legally defined line, and where the

distances are not specifically indicated, the location of the boundary shall be determined by reference to the Zoning Map.

UTILITY INSTALLATIONS/PUBLIC OPEN SPACES (5-1-2765) 303 Utility installations shall be permitted in all zones. Notwithstanding the provisions of this

bylaw and the Subdivision Control Bylaw, the minimum area and width of lots used for public open spaces or utility installations, such as a booster station, natural gas facility, hydroelectric outlet, transmission tower, smokestack, or stormwater detention pond, may be less than required in these bylaws. All utility installations setback requirements may be less than required in these bylaws unless the land the utility is located upon is directly adjacent to a residentially zoned property, and the utility is >5 m², in which case the utility must adhere to the setbacks of the adjacent residential zone.

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HOME-BASED BUSINESS 304 Home-based businesses are permitted in relation to all residential uses in Division Five,

Division Six, Divisions Thirteen through Thirty-Three inclusive, and in Multiple Family Dwelling Units in Division Thirty-Four and Thirty-Five of this bylaw if the home-based business complies with Section 304(a) to (l).

a) A home-based business can be carried on only by a person whose normal and

principal place of residence is in the dwelling unit together with not more than two other persons who do not reside in the dwelling unit, except where the home-based business is located in a multiple family development, in which case not more than one other person who does not reside in the dwelling unit may assist in the home-based business.

b) The storage of goods, materials or finished products is permitted only where it is

accessory to the home-based business and only when such storage is wholly contained within the dwelling unit or a building accessory to the dwelling unit, both of which must comply with all City bylaws.

c) The floor space used by a home-based business in a dwelling unit and accessory

building shall not exceed the lesser of: i) 50 m², or ii) 20% of the gross floor area of the dwelling unit. d) A home-based business shall produce no offensive noise, vibration, smoke, dust,

odour, heat, glare, radiation or electrical interference. e) A home-based business, its employees and suppliers shall not use on-street

parking. Motor vehicles using on-site parking shall include no more than one vehicle displaying the name of the home-based business.

f) A home-based business shall give no exterior indication of the home-based

business including no storage of supplies or material, no displays of goods or products, no floodlighting and no signs visible from the outside, except there may be one single unilluminated nameplate not exceeding 0.28 m² in area, placed within or flat against the dwelling unit or any accessory building.

(5-1-2120) g) The salvage, repair, storage, maintenance, detailing, or sales of motor vehicles;

the sale, repair, maintenance, detailing, or servicing of motor vehicle engines or parts; motor vehicle body repairs, detailing, or painting are not permitted as home-based businesses.

h) Materials and commodities shall not be delivered to or from the dwelling unit in

such bulk or quantity as to require delivery by motor vehicles with detachable trailers.

i) No home-based business shall operate between the hours of 2200 (10:00 p.m.)

and 0700 (7:00 a.m.).

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j) The client or customer of a home-based business is not permitted to enter the dwelling unit or any accessory building to inspect or pick up goods or to receive any service.

(5-1-2257) k) Notwithstanding section (j), music/art instruction and tutoring are permitted as

home-based businesses, limited to a maximum of two (2) students at any one time.

l) Enforcement shall be in accordance with City Council policy. COMMERCIAL CONVERSIONS 305 Commercial conversions will be permitted in the RM-2A and RM-3 zones only.

Commercial conversions permit reconstruction of existing housing stock for commercial purposes subject to the following:

a) The building shall retain the basic form and character of a single family

residential building. b) The buildings shall cover no more than forty per cent (40%) of the lot. c) The setbacks shall conform with the RS-1 (Single Family Residential-1)

regulations. d) A detailed landscape and site plan shall be submitted for approval. e) Off-street parking shall be provided on the same lot as the development. f) Access to off-street parking areas shall be restricted to rear lanes. g) Off-street parking shall not be permitted in any front yard. h) Off-street parking areas including driveways and internal roadways shall not

occupy more than thirty per cent (30%) of the surface of the lot area. i) No more than five (5) staff persons shall be permitted. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES 306 1. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in all zones and shall comply

with the building siting (setback) requirements of the principal building except where alternate standards are specified in the Regulations section of any Division of this bylaw.

2. Accessory buildings attached to the principal building shall be considered part of

the principal building. 3. In the two family residential zones - Division Twenty-Three to Division

Twenty-Five inclusive - and in the RS-4 (Single Family Residential-4) zone, adjacent property owners may construct a combined carport/garage across a lot line.

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4. Accessory buildings having a floor area of less than 10 m² are not required to be set back from rear lot lines or side lot lines unless alternate standards are specified in the Regulations section of any Division of this bylaw.

5. No accessory buildings or structures shall be located within a required front yard

setback or side street yard setback except that below grade pools, uncovered patios, decks or like structures which do not project more than 61 cm above grade at any point may be allowed within any yard provided such structures:

a) are not closer than 1.5 m to any street line or lane b) are not closer than 1.5 m to the principal building in the case of swimming

pools. PROJECTIONS 307 1. Projections in the form of steps, chimneys, cantilevered feature windows and

hutches, open balconies and decks, canopies and other protective structures, exterior finishes and ornamental features shall not be considered part of the building provided such projections do not extend more than 61 cm beyond the face of the building.

2. Where steps project more than 61 cm above grade, that portion of the steps

higher than 61 cm above grade shall meet the setback requirements specified in the Regulations section for that Division of the bylaw.

3. A maximum of one cantilevered projection not exceeding 1.5 m² in floor area

shall be permitted on each building face provided that it projects not more than 61 cm beyond the exterior wall of the principal building.

MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS - ARTERIAL ROADS 308 Notwithstanding the minimum setback requirements contained in this bylaw, the

following setbacks shall apply to properties fronting the arterial roadways described below and will be in addition to the minimum setback requirements for each zone:

STREET NAME DESCRIPTION a) Singh Street - an additional 22 m building setback for Lots 1-2, Plan 24724; Lots 1-5,

Plan 17463; and Lot A, Plan 16079 b) Singh Street - an additional 24 m building setback for Lot 22, Plan B1511 - an additional 25 m building setback for Lots 27 and 30, Plan 8569 and

Lot B, Plan 22975 - an additional 24 m building setback for Lot 5, Plan 32139 and Lot 7,

Plan 17145

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- an additional 21 m building setback for Lot 8, Plan 17145; Lots A and B, Plan 17256, Lot B, Plan 4130; and Lot 1, Plan 1105

c) 6th Avenue Columbia Street to Lansdowne Street, Dallas Drive Highway 1 to O'Connor Road, Tranquille Road Southill Street to former Tranquille School, and Hillside Drive Notre Dame Drive to Copperhead Drive, Lorne Street 1st Avenue to 10th Avenue, River Street 10th Avenue to 15th Avenue, - an additional 3.5 building setback for all parcels fronting these roadways. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR (5-1-2120) (5-1-2195)

309 The salvage, repair, storage, maintenance, detailing, or sales of motor vehicles; the sale, maintenance, detailing, or servicing of motor vehicle engines or parts; motor vehicle body repair, detailing, or painting are not permitted in any RS, RT, RC, RM, or MH zone except where the repairs, maintenance, detailing, servicing, or sales are undertaken on vehicles registered to the homeowner, or the tenant, or the immediate family (i.e.: mother, father, daughter, son) of the homeowner or tenant and the total number of vehicles situated on the property shall not exceed five. The maximum number of vehicles permitted on private properties in the RS-4 zone shall be limited to four.

FABRIC COVERED BUILDINGS (5-1-2268) 310 a) Fabric covered buildings shall require a building permit, pursuant to the City of

Kamloops Building Bylaw. b) Fabric covered buildings are permitted in the I-1 (Light Industrial), I-2 (General

Industrial), I-3 (Heavy Industrial) , T-1 (Railway), and T-2 (Airport) zones subject to the following:

- fabric covered buildings are permitted on a permanent basis; - fabric covered buildings are permitted as an accessory building only; - fabric covered buildings shall not exceed 40 per cent of the floor area of

the principle building. c) Fabric covered buildings are permitted in the A-1 (Agricultural) zone subject to

the following: - fabric covered buildings are permitted on a permanent basis; - on parcels less than 0.4047 ha in size, fabric covered buildings shall be

limited to a maximum of 10 per cent lot coverage. d) Fabric covered buildings are permitted in the FD (Future Development) zone on

a permanent basis. (5-1-2336) 311 RAILWAY BOXCAR OR SHIPPING CONTAINERS 1. Railway boxcars or shipping containers used as buildings are permitted only as

follows: a) In the General Industrial (I-2), Heavy Industrial (I-3), Railway (T-1), and

Airport (T-2) zones; or

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b) In the Light Industrial (I-1) and Industrial Park (I-1S) zones only in conjunction with cartage, hauling, moving and storage, or warehouse/mini-warehousing operations.

2. Where railway boxcars or shipping containers are permitted, they shall be subject

to the following: a) The issuance of a Building Permit pursuant to the City of Kamloops

Building Bylaw; b) Permitted as an accessory building only; and c) The maximum lot coverage permitted is restricted to five per cent (5%). (5-1-2907) 311A CANNABIS PRODUCTION FACILITIES Where permitted by zoning, cannabis production shall be subject to the following

regulations: a) No portion of a building dedicated to cannabis production shall be located

less than 150 m from any property that is zoned to allow for residential use or that is zoned P-3 (Schools) and is not located within the Agricultural Land Reserve;

b) A cannabis production facility shall include a mechanical ventilation

system that prevents offensive odours from leaving the building. Any cannabis application must include a plan of the ventilation system for approval; and

c) Cannabis production shall meet all other applicable municipal, provincial,

and federal regulations.” (5-1-2764) 311B RETAIL LIQUOR SALES

No retail liquor sales may occur within 1 km of another retail liquor sales use (as measured in a straight line from the primary retail entrance to the primary retail entrance).

(5-1-2878) 311C RETAIL CANNABIS SALES 1. No Retail Cannabis Sales shall be located within 150 m from any P-3 (Schools)

zone (as measured in a radius from P-3 parcels’ property lines to any portion of the retail cannabis store).

2. No Retail Cannabis Sales may occur within 100 m of another Retail Cannabis Sales use (as measured in a radius from the business primary entrance).

INSPECTIONS 312 Any employee of the City appointed to administer or enforce the provisions of this bylaw

is hereby authorized to enter at all reasonable times upon any real property to ascertain whether the regulations and provisions herein contained are being or have been complied with. It shall be unlawful for any person to prevent or obstruct, or seek to prevent or obstruct any such official in, or from the carrying out of an official duty under this bylaw.

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ENFORCEMENT 313 1. Every person, firm or corporation violating any provision of this bylaw is liable on

summary conviction to a fine of not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) or more than Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) for each offence. A separate offence shall be deemed to be committed on each day during or on which a violation occurs or continues. Provided however, where more than one registered owner of land is charged with a single offence hereunder, they shall be considered as one person.

2. City Council may where anything is required to be done under the provisions of

this bylaw, direct that in default of its being done by that person, such matter or thing shall be done at the expense of the person in default and the Council may recover the expense thereof with interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum with costs by adding the same to the real property tax assessment applicable to the property in question.

RESIDENTIAL SUITES (5-1-2917) 314 Section 314 does not apply to the RC-2 zone. For the purposes of all other zones,

residential suites include secondary suites, garden suites, and carriage suites, as defined in Division Four, Definitions, of this bylaw. Carriage suites shall only be permitted in the RS-1S zone. Secondary suites and garden suites shall be permitted in the RS-1, RS-1S, RS-4, RS-5, RT-1, RT-3, CD-1, CD-5, and RM-2A zones, and in any portion of the RT-2 zone designated in the City’s Official Community Plan as Urban Residential. In no case shall a residential suite be permitted on any land within the area designated in the City’s Official Community Plan as the Silt Bluffs Red Zone. Where permitted, residential suites are subject to the following regulations:

1. A residential suite shall only be permitted on a lot with a single family dwelling

and no other dwelling units. 2. Boarders and lodgers are not permitted on a lot with a single family dwelling and

a residential suite. 3. A residential suite cannot be strata subdivided from the principal dwelling. 4. A residential suite shall not be permitted on a lot with less than 464 m2 lot area. 5. A residential suite shall only be permitted on a lot with minimum 15 m lot width

and 15 m street frontage, or the minimum lot width and street frontage of the zone in which the residential suite is permitted, whichever is greater.

6. A garden or carriage suite shall be subject to the lot coverage regulations for

accessory buildings in the zone in which the garden or carriage suite is permitted.

7. A lot with a single family dwelling and a residential suite must provide three

unstacked, off-street parking spaces. Each parking space must be, at minimum, 2.7 m in width and 5.7 m in length.

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8. A lot with a single family dwelling and a residential suite must maintain a minimum of 40% of the required front yard as landscaped area. Parking of vehicles is not permitted within the landscaped area.

9. A carriage suite is only permitted where the subject property is: a double-fronting

lot or corner lot with approved access from two frontages; a lot serviced by a lane; or a lot that can accommodate a 4.5 m driveway width to serve the carriage suite.

10. No habitable space or storage space in a garden or carriage suite shall be

permitted below the 200-year floodplain elevation, excluding an entrance foyer. 11. An Intensive Residential Development Permit is required prior to issuance of a

Building Permit for a garden or carriage suite. 12. The following siting and height requirements apply to garden suites and carriage

suites: Column 1 Column 2

Front Yard Setback 6 m - Corner lots 4.5 m Side Yard Setback - Garden Suite 1.5 m - Carriage Suite 2 m Rear Yard Setback - Garden Suite 1.5 m - Lots not serviced by a rear lane 3 m - Carriage Suite 1.5 m - Lots not serviced by a rear lane 4.5 m Side or Rear Street Yard Setback (including

garage) 4.5 m

Minimum Separation from Principal Building - Garden Suite 3 m - Carriage Suite 4.5 m Maximum Building Height (lowest finished grade to

highest peak)

- Garden Suite 5 m - Carriage Suite 7 m

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DIVISION FOUR - DEFINITIONS All words or phrases shall have their normal or common meaning except where this is

changed, modified, or expanded by the definitions set forth in this Division. "Accessory" means anything of an incidental or subordinate nature to the principal use of

land or buildings located on the same lot. (5-1-2907) "Agricultural Use" means a use provided for the growing, rearing, producing, harvesting,

storage, processing, and sale of agricultural products. Specifically excluded is the retail sale of garden or nursery stock, cannabis production, and abattoirs.

(5-1-2795) "Animal Shelter" means a building and/or lot operated by a non-profit animal rescue

society providing temporary care and accommodation for lost, abandoned, stray, or neglected animals. Animals permitted include dogs, cats, and small animals (e.g., mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, and hamsters). Commercial kennels are not permitted.

"Apartment Building" means a building which contains, or is intended to contain, three or

more dwelling units, two or more of which have a common entrance from the ground level.

"Assembly Hall" means a structure providing for the assembly of persons for religious,

charitable, philanthropic, cultural, private recreational or private educational purposes. "Automobile" means a car, light duty truck, van and/or motor home. "Automobile Sales and Rental" means a facility where new or used automobiles are sold

or rented and may include the associated storage of vehicles to be sold on the site, accessory automobile servicing and sale of automotive parts.

(5-1-2120) "Automobile Service" means an establishment for the servicing, detailing, washing, or

repairing of automobiles, but excluding fuel bar, auto body, machine shops, and paint shops.

(5-1-2071) (5-1-2148) (5-1-2228)

"Bed and Breakfast" means a commercial establishment which provides temporary accommodation to the travelling public within an owner-occupied single family dwelling.

"Beer and Wine Store" - See "Licensee Retail Store". "Block Face" means that part of a block enclosed by the centre line of the streets and

lane abutting it. "Boarder or Lodger" means a person who, for hire, occupies a sleeping room, with or

without individual toilet facilities, in a dwelling unit occupied by a family to which the person is not related by blood or marriage.

"Body Rub Parlour" means the use of premises for the practice of manipulating, touching

or stimulating by any means of a person's body, but excludes medical, therapeutic or cosmetic massage treatment given by a person duly licensed or registered under any applicable enactments.

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"Bottle Depot" means a collection and temporary storage facility for bottles, cans and other refundable beverage containers to be reused or recycled, but does not include processing except sorting, compaction or packaging for shipping.

"Boulevard" means that portion of a highway between the property line and the travelled

portion of a highway. (5-1-2347) "Breeding" means the process of mating dogs to produce, by deliberate selection,

offspring for the purposes of sale or remuneration. "Building" means a structure used or intended for sheltering any use which is wholly or

partially covered by a roof supported by walls or columns. "Building, Accessory" means an incidental or subordinate building which is: a) used for the better enjoyment of the building to which it is accessory; b) located upon the same lot as the one on which the principal building is located, or

is being erected, but specifically excludes private stables, attached carports or attached garages or a building intended as a dwelling unit.

"Building, Principal" means the primary building on the lot. (5-1-2062) "Campground" means a site: (5-1-2810) a) used for the temporary accommodation of the travelling public in trailers,

recreational vehicles, and tents; b) in which guests may be accommodated for a total of less than six months in a

calendar year, where a minimum of 25% of the campground spaces must be reserved for temporary accommodation of travellers or tourists for less than 30 consecutive days; and

c) that is consistent with the Campground Guidelines for development within the

City of Kamloops. (5-1-2062) "Camping Space" means an area in a campground used for tent, trailer, or recreational

vehicles with vehicle parking. (5-1-2907) "Cannabis Production" means the lawful production of cannabis and cannabis

derivatives for medical and non-medical purposes, in accordance with federal Cannabis Act and applicable regulations, and includes cultivation, harvesting, processing, storage, packaging, non-retail distribution, analytical testing, and research. Cannabis production excludes retail cannabis sales and the cultivation of cannabis by an individual for personal use and consumption.

(5-1-2564) "Carriage Suite" means a self-contained, two storey dwelling unit that is separate,

subordinate in size, and accessory to the principal dwelling. A carriage suite shall have a footprint no greater than 80 m2 and shall not have more than 95 m2 of residential living space.

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(5-1-2552) "Casino" means a facility providing games of chance for the entertainment of the public and consists of one or more gaming tables, slot machines and video lottery terminals and may also include off-track betting.

"Church" means a building wherein persons regularly assemble for religious worship or

related religious activities and which is maintained and controlled by a religious body organized to sustain public worship and may include a private school associated therewith.

"Commercial Cardlock Facilities" means an establishment where petroleum products are

dispensed from fuel pumps utilizing a cardlock or keylock system, but does not include service stations or fuel bars.

"Commercial Convenience Centre" means a small scale shopping centre consisting of a

building or group of buildings located on one lot and: a) having shared access and communal parking totally provided on site; b) having a total floor area not greater than 1,859 m2 and divided into two or more

businesses; c) managed by a single owner. "Community Care Facility" means any facility licensed under the Community Care

Facility Act that provides personal care, supervision, social or educational training or physical or mental rehabilitative therapy, with or without charge, to persons not related by blood or marriage to an operator of the facility.

(5-1-2417) "Conference Services" means a facility that is intended to provide space and/or services

in conjunction with meetings, seminars, conventions, and/or product or trade fairs. "Cooking Facility" means a facility consisting of cooking equipment, devices and

appliances, sinks, cabinets and all associated electrical and plumbing service lines. "Corner Cut" means a triangular area formed on a corner lot by the two street lot lines

and a straight line which intersects them 4.5 m from the corner where they meet at the ground floor level.

(5-1-2095) "Daycare Facility" means a facility providing care to either children or adults for a

maximum of 13 hours per day, which shall be licensed in accordance with the Community Care Facility Act. Occupancy shall be limited to ten persons, excluding staff members, in the case of out-of-school care centres and eight persons, excluding staff members, for all other daycares.

(5-1-2670) "Daycare Facility, Commercial" means a facility located in a commercial area and

provides care to either children or adults for a maximum of 13 hours per day, which shall be licensed in accordance with the Community Care and Assisted Living Act.

"Density" for a commercial development is defined by the floor area ratio and for

residential development may be determined by the number of units per hectare.

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"Dwelling or Dwelling Unit" means two or more rooms used or intended to be used for residential accommodations and shall have cooking, sleeping and sanitary facilities of which no more than one cooking facility is permitted.

"Education/Training Facility" includes classrooms and lecture halls that are used solely

for educational and training purposes. (5-1-2417) "Emergency and Protective Services" means a facility intended for use by fire protection,

police, ambulance, or other such services. "Entertainment Facility" means a facility where fees are charged for the provision of

entertainment to the public, but specifically excludes casinos, nightclubs, cabarets and neighbourhood pubs.

"Extended and Intermediate Care Facility" means housing provided for persons with

limited or no mobility where support services, including personal nursing care, are provided.

(5-1-2268) "Fabric Covered Building" means a prefabricated and engineered building consisting of

wood framing, tubular metal, or tubular plastic framing, which has a fabric covered roof and which may or may not have fabric covered sides. Fabric covered buildings do not include tents.

"Family" means an individual or two or more persons related by blood, marriage or

adoption/ foster care agreement sharing one dwelling, or three or less unrelated persons sharing one dwelling.

"Fence" means a structure or landscape feature used as an enclosure or screening

surrounding all or part of a parcel of land. (5-1-2594) "Financial Institution - Major" means the operation of financial and investment services

by a bank, trust company, investment dealer, credit union, mortgage broker, or related business and may include accessory insurance sales. The minimum floor area of a major financial institution shall be 1,200 m2.

(5-1-2594) "Financial Institution - Minor" means the operation of financial and investment services

by a bank, trust company, investment dealer, credit union, mortgage broker, or related business, and may include accessory insurance sales. The maximum floor area of a minor financial institution shall be 600 m2 unless a major financial institution of the same firm operates within the Central Business District, in which case the floor area may be increased up to 1,200 m2.

(5-1-2309) "Floor Area" means the total gross floor area of each individual floor measured from the

perimeter of a building, excluding the following: sundecks, carports, below ground parking garages, and above ground parking garages in the Downtown Off-Street Parking Specified Area.

(5-1-2309) "Floor Area Ratio" means the ratio between the total gross floor area of all floors above

grade of a building and the total area of the lot upon which this building is situated, and defines the density of a development permitted on a lot. Below ground parking garages and above ground parking garages in the Downtown Off-Street Parking Specified Area are not included in the calculation of floor area ratio.

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(5-1-2837) “Food Truck or Trailer” means a food truck or mobile trailer from which food and/or drink is prepared internally and dispensed externally which is parked at a given private property location for no more than five days in any one week.

"Fuel Bar" means an establishment for the sale of fuel and associated automotive fluids,

including an accessory service or repair facility and may also include the accessory sale of automotive parts, a car wash, and a towing service.

(5-1-2564) "Garden Suite" means a self-contained, one storey dwelling unit that is separate,

subordinate in size, and accessory to the principal dwelling. A garden suite shall have a total floor area of not more than 80 m2 in area.

(5-1-2595) "Government or Public Utility Service Centre" means an operation specializing in the

management and delivery of government services such as highway maintenance, fisheries management, and vehicle inspections; or utility services such as electricity, internet, gas, and telephone. Such operations involve the storage of utility fleets, boats, and/or equipment. Stand-alone administrative or customer service offices are excluded.

"Halfway House" means a community-based residential facility for a maximum of six (6)

offenders who are on parole, statutory release or temporary absence operated by the Correctional Service of Canada or by a non-governmental agency under contract to the Correctional Service of Canada that provides accommodation, counselling and 24 hour supervision by a minimum of two staff members.

"Height, Building" means the vertical distance from the average finished grade at the

perimeter of the building to: a) the highest point of a roof, including parapet on a flat roofed building; b) the average height level between the bottom of the eaves at the exterior wall and

the uppermost ridge of a shed-, gable-, hip-, gambrel- or mansard roofed building;

c) the peak of a roof of an A-frame or Quonset-roofed building. "Height, Structure" means the vertical distance in metres between a highest point of a

structure and the average finished ground level. (5-1-2847) “High-Tech” means the design, research, manufacture, testing, and servicing of

commercial products, including computer software and hardware, in the fields of electronics, telecommunications, digital media, robotics, clean energy, and biotechnology.

"Highway" includes a street, road, lane, bridge, viaduct or any other way open to public

use for vehicular traffic, but does not include a private right of way on private property. "Home-Based Business" means a commercial undertaking carried on for gain or profit

which is accessory and subordinate to the principal residential use of the dwelling unit subject to the regulations of Section 304 of this bylaw. Home-based businesses shall not include daycare facilities, bed and breakfast, personal services, medical offices, meat cutting or any undertaking in respect of which motor vehicles are serviced, sold, leased or otherwise dealt with.

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"Hotel" means a building a) used for the temporary accommodation of the travelling public; b) in which guests may be accommodated for a total of less than four (4)

consecutive weeks in a calendar year; c) in which a guest register is kept pursuant to the Hotel Guest Registration Act; d) in which a public dining room, café or restaurant may be located; e) in which a lobby is located; f) wherein every sleeping unit has its own sanitary facilities, including water closet

and wash basin; g) in which a Rooming House is not contained; and which may include banquet rooms; licensed liquor establishments including beer

and wine stores, lounges, neighbourhood pubs, nightclubs; a convention facility; indoor recreation and personal services. "Hotel" includes "Motel".

"Housekeeping Unit" means a sleeping unit containing cooking facilities. "Industrial Equipment" means heavy equipment, machinery or vehicles used in the

construction, farming and logging industries. "Industry, General" means a use engaged in the manufacture, predominantly from

previously prepared materials, of finished products or parts; including processing, fabrication, assembly, treatment, packaging, incidental storage and wholesale distribution of such products, but excluding heavy industry.

"Industry, Heavy" means a use engaged in the storage, processing or manufacturing of

materials or products predominantly from extracted, bulk, or raw materials, or a use engaged in storage of, or manufacturing processes using flammable or explosive materials, or storage or manufacturing processes that potentially involve hazardous or commonly recognized offensive conditions but specifically excluding the storage processing or handling of special wastes.

"Industry, Light" means a use engaged in the fabrication, assembly, and servicing of

finished products, including packaging and wholesale distribution. (5-1-2564) "Intensive Residential" means the development of a carriage or garden suite or a small

lot residential development. Intensive residential development shall be subject to authorization of a Development Permit.

(5-1-2347) "Kennel - Commercial" means a building, structure, compound, or parcel specifically set

up for boarding, breeding, training, and keeping of dogs not owned by the kennel operator or lot owner, for remuneration.

(5-1-2347) "Kennel - Hobby" means a building, structure, compound, or parcel where no more than

five dogs over the age of six months are kept on the premises for breeding or showing purposes. The operator of the hobby kennel must reside on the lot on which the hobby kennel is located.

"Lane" means a road allowance which affords a secondary means of access to adjoining

lots.

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(5-1-2663) (5-1-2894)

"Licensee Retail Store" means a business licensed under the regulations of the Liquor Control and Licensing Act, where the principal business is the retail sale of beer, wine, and liquor products for consumption off site or a business licensed under the regulations of the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act, where the principal business is the retail sale of cannabis for consumption off site.

(5-1-2347) "Livestock", means any domestic animal raised for food or profit and includes ungulates

and fowl, but excludes dogs, cats, and exotic animals. "Lot" means a unit of land which is designated as a separate and distinct parcel on a

legally recorded plan or description filed in the Land Title Office, Kamloops. "Lot Area" means the total area of a lot taken in a horizontal plane. "Lot, Corner" means a lot located on two or more intersecting streets in which either

street may be designated as the front lot line. "Lot Coverage" means the horizontal area within a lot covered by the outside perimeter

of the principal and accessory buildings and expressed as a percentage of the total lot area.

"Lot Line" means any boundary of a lot. "Lot Line, Front" means the front street line or the lot line common to the lot and the

street, or where there is more than one street, the lot line common to a street and the portion of the lot designated as front yard.

"Lot Line, Rear" means the lot line opposite to and most distant from the front lot line, or

where the rear portion of the lot is bounded by intersecting side lot lines, shall be deemed to be the point of intersection.

"Lot Line, Side" means the lot line or lines, not being the front or rear lot line, common to

more than one lot or to the lot and a lane or street. "Lot Width" means the average distance between the side lot lines, measured at the

front street line and at the rear lot line. For panhandle lots, lot width means the average distance between the side lot lines excluding the narrow strip of land which forms the panhandle portion of the lot.

(5-1-2071) "Lounge" means a business whose principal business is the sale of liquor for immediate

consumption within the premises, may offer full lunch and dinner menus, complete with hot and cold meals, is licensed as "liquor primary" under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act, and may have forms of patron participation, excluding forms of adult entertainment such as exotic dancing and stripping. A lounge is accessory to a principal use including indoor or outdoor recreation facility, hotel, college, airport, riverboat, or a private club, and may be open for business no later than 1:00 a.m.

"Medical Office" means the office or clinic of a licensed professional in the field of

medicine, but specifically excludes personal services. "Mini Warehouse" means an establishment where one or more individual storage spaces

are leased or rented and where no utilities except electricity are provided to each individual storage space.

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(5-1-2257) "Mobile Food Concession" means a non-motorized mobile push cart or mobile trailer with a maximum area of 2.78 m² (30 sq. ft.) from which food and/or drink is dispensed externally and where the goods for sale are carried and contained in the cart and which: may change location from time to time; which is not permanently affixed to a building or structure; is removed from public access when it is not in use; does not impede pedestrian or vehicle traffic flow; is operated as an accessory use to an existing principal use on a site; and does not operate between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m.

(5-1-2257) "Mobile Home Park" means any parcel of land, upon which two or more mobile homes,

occupied exclusively for dwelling purposes, are located, including all buildings and structures used or intended to be used as part of such Mobile Home Park.

"Modular Home" means a dwelling unit that is manufactured and assembled in a factory

to British Columbia Building Code standards or the equivalent Canadian Standards Association A277 Standard and is intended to be moved in whole or in part to a place other than at its place of manufacture.

"Motel" see "Hotel". "Neighbourhood Convenience Store" means the use of a building or a portion thereof

with a gross lease area of not greater than 190 m² for the sale of foodstuffs and convenience goods and may include the accessory sale of fast foods.

(5-1-2071) "Neighbourhood Pub" means a business whose principal business is the sale of liquor

for immediate consumption within the premises, offers full lunch and dinner menus, complete with hot and cold meals, is licensed as "liquor primary" under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act, and may have forms of patron participation, excluding forms of adult entertainment such as exotic dancing and stripping. A neighbourhood pub may have a maximum patron capacity not exceeding 150 persons (excluding patio) and may be open for business no later than 1:00 a.m.

(5-1-2071) "Nightclub/Cabaret" means a business whose principal business is the sale of liquor for

immediate consumption within the premises, is licensed as "liquor primary" under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act, and may have forms of patron participation, excluding forms of adult entertainment such as exotic dancing and stripping. A nightclub/cabaret is an establishment with a maximum patron capacity not exceeding 380 and may be open for business no later than 2:00 a.m.

(5-1-2594) "Office" means the operation of a public administrative and/or institutional office,

business or professional offices, travel agencies, insurance agencies and medical offices, excluding financial institutions.

"Panhandle Lots" means any parcel which gains road frontage through the use of a

narrow strip of land which is an integral part of the parcel but is not included when calculating the area of such parcel or the front yard setback requirement.

(5-1-2615) "Pawnshop" means a store, shop, or other premise at which the trade or business of

taking property in pawn occurs and which may also sell items purchased directly from customers.

"Person" means, in addition to its ordinary meaning, a partnership, association,

company, society and body corporate.

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"Personal Services" means a business use which provides a service to the body of the person, but excludes professional practices, medical offices and body rub parlours.

"Premanufactured Home" means a dwelling unit that is manufactured and assembled in

a factory to Canadian Standards Association Z240 standards and which is intended to be capable of movement from place to place and intended to be occupied other than in its place of manufacture.

"Private Club" means an establishment used exclusively by the members and guests of

a club for social, recreational or athletic activities. "Professional Practice" means every occupation required by statute or ordinance of the

Provincial or Federal Government to be licensed to practice in a specific occupation. "Recreation Facility - Indoor" means a facility for the provision of recreation and sports

activities conducted primarily indoors, such as arcades, fitness clubs, racquet courts, gymnasia, dance studios, swimming pools, bowling alleys and rinks, but specifically excludes nightclubs, cabarets and neighbourhood pubs.

(5-1-2062) "Recreation Facility - Outdoor" means a facility for the provision of recreation and sports

activities conducted primarily out of doors, such as a golf course, driving range, waterslide, mini golf, theme park, or go-cart track, but specifically excluding campgrounds.

"Recreation Vehicle" means a vehicle which may either be propelled by a motor or

towed by another vehicle and which is used solely for outdoor recreation purposes. "Recycling Depot" means a collection and temporary storage facility for refundable

beverage containers, tins, newsprint, cardboard, glass and plastic to be recycled, but does not include processing except sorting, compaction or packaging for shipping. A recycling depot shall not include automobile wrecking and salvage operations, scrap metal salvage operations or a composting plant. Collection and storage of paints, solvents or other hazardous material are not permitted.

"Recycling Plant" means a facility within which recyclable materials are recycled, sorted,

processed and treated to return materials for reuse or as inputs to other processes. "Residential Care Facility" means a facility providing overnight accommodation and

licensed in accordance with the Community Care Facility Act. Occupancy shall not exceed ten (10) persons, of whom not more than six (6) shall be persons in care.

"Residential, Multiple Family" means a development where the building or buildings on

the lot are used for three or more dwellings in accordance with the regulations for multiple family residential use specified in this bylaw.

"Residential, Single Family" means a detached building on a Fee Simple lot, excluding

strata lots, used for residential purposes by one family and consisting of one dwelling unit. Single Family Residential shall include dwelling units constructed on site with conventional building materials.

(5-1-2917) “Residential Suite” means a secondary suite, garden suite, or carriage suite.

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"Residential, Two Family" means a detached building divided into two dwelling units which may or may not be on two Fee Simple lots and which share a common wall or floor structure. Each dwelling unit shall be used for residential purposes by one family. Two Family Residential shall include dwelling units constructed on site with conventional building materials.

"Restaurant" means an eating establishment where food is sold to the public for

consumption within the premises, on designated outdoor seating areas, or for off-site consumption and may be licensed to serve beer, wine or spirits.

(5-1-2861) (5-1-2894)

“Retail Cannabis Sales” means a business where the principal business is the retail sale of cannabis for consumption off site. Retail cannabis sales includes provincially operated cannabis stores as well as Licensee Retail Stores licensed under the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act.

(5-1-2663) "Retail Liquor Sales" means a business where the principal business is the retail sale of

beer, wine, and other liquor products for consumption off site. Retail liquor sales includes provincially operated liquor stores licensed under the Liquor Distribution Act, as well as Licensee Retail Stores and off-site retail wine stores such as Vintners Quality Assurance (VQA) stores licensed under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act and Regulations.

(5-1-2615) (5-1-2861)

“Retail Trade” means the provision for retail sale of new or second-hand household or personal goods or merchandise to the end consumer, but specially excludes automobile sales, motorcycle sales, recreational vehicle sales, pawnshops, retail liquor sales, and retail cannabis sales.

"Rooming House" means a residential building intended for multiple tenant use and

which contains no more than eight (8) sleeping or housekeeping units, is not licensed or eligible for licensing under the Community Care Facility Licensing Act, and does not provide accommodation for the travelling public.

(5-1-2723 "Sale from Mobile Vehicle" means the sale of groceries and household items from a

motor vehicle parked at a location for no more than two days in any one week. "Secondary Suites" means a second dwelling unit having a total floor area of not more

than 90 m2 in area and having a floor space less than 40% of the habitable floor space of the principal building. It must be located within the principal building of residential occupancy containing only one other dwelling unit. It must be located in and part of the building which is a single real estate entity.

(5-1-2263) "Senior Citizens Housing" means multiple family residential development for persons 55

years of age or older, wholly or partially targeted to individuals receiving assistance or eligible for a rental subsidy.

"Senior Citizens Housing, Light Care" means a residential facility containing four or more

dwelling units with common area for food services, including both kitchen and eating facilities, and may include personal nursing care.

"Setback" means the distance of a yard measured, as to depth, at the least horizontal

distance between the lot line and the furthest projection of the principal building toward the lot line excluding uncovered steps less than 61 cm above grade and permitted projections as defined under Division Three.

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"Shopping Centre" means a building or group of buildings having: a) one or more retail business uses; b) shared parking provided on site, a portion of which may be provided in the front

yard area; and c) a floor area of not less than 1,860 m². "Sign" means a sign as defined in the Sign Bylaw of the City of Kamloops, as amended

from time to time. "Site" means an area of land considered as a unit devoted to a certain use or occupied

by a building or structure or group of buildings or structures united by a common interest or use.

"Sleeping Unit" means one (1) room, exclusive of a bathroom, equipped to be used

principally for sleeping and sitting purposes, with no cooking facilities, and occupied by a maximum of one (1) person.

"Slot Machine" means a game of chance that pays off according to the matching of

symbols and is operated by mechanical or electronic means or a combination thereof. (5-1-2564) "Small Lot Residential Development" means the development of a single family dwelling

on a lot with less than 370 m2 in area or less than 9 m in lot frontage. "Social Housing" means a type of multiple family residential housing that is subsidized

by the government and is targeted to individuals either receiving income assistance or eligible for a rental subsidy.

(5-1-2029) "Special Waste" means any material classified as a 'special waste' by the BC Waste

Management Act and Special Waste Regulation as amended from time to time. "Storey" means the habitable portion of a building which is situated between the top of

any floor and the top of the floor next above it and if there is no floor above it, that portion between the top of such floor and the ceiling above it. The first storey shall be considered that part of the building that is no greater than 2 m above the average finished grade or the crown of the road abutting the front of the lot, whichever is greater.

"Street" means a road allowance which affords the principal means of access for

abutting lots. "Street Line" means any boundary of a lot abutting a street. (5-1-2653) "Structure" means a construction of any kind whether fixed to, supported by, or sunk into

land or water, excluding wind turbines. "Structure, Accessory" means an incidental or subordinate structure which is: a) customarily accessory to the principal building located on the same lot; b) customarily accessory to the principal use being made of the land upon which it

is located.

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"Trade and Technology Centre" means a facility consisting of a building or group of buildings which caters to businesses or individuals that are involved in software development, Internet or other information technology applications, research and development, or manufacturing of products which utilize new innovative technology.

"Truck Travel Centre" means a comprehensive service facility catering primarily to the

needs of commercial truck traffic and motorists and shall include facilities for the sale of motor vehicle fuel and accessories and the servicing of tractor trailers. A restaurant, hotel, convenience store, arcade, and fruit and vegetable stand may also be integrated within the development.

"Use" means the purpose or function to which land, buildings, or structures are

designed, intended to be put, or put. "Use, Accessory" means a use incidental or subordinate to the principal use of the land,

structure or building. "Use, Nonconforming" means any use which does not conform with all the regulations

for the zone in which the use is located. "Use, Principal" means the primary and chief purpose for which land, buildings and

structures are used. "Use, Residential" means the occupancy or use of a building or part thereof as a

dwelling. "Video Lottery Terminal" means a game of chance that pays off according to the

matching of symbols, is operated by electronic means, and the result is displayed on a video monitor. Video Lottery Terminal does not include lottery ticket dispensing machines including Keno or electronic bingo.

"Video Outlet" means an establishment which may rent or sell video movies, games or

DVDs, but does not include viewing booths for the purpose of on site private viewing. "Wholesale" means the sale of goods in quantity for resale by a retail outlet or for reuse

in the manufacturing process. (5-1-2653) "Wind Turbine" means a device that is used to generate electricity from the kinetic power

of the wind. "Yard" means an open space, on a parcel of land unoccupied and unobstructed to the

sky, except as otherwise provided under the provisions of this bylaw. "Yard, Front" means a yard extending across the full width of the lot and measured, as to

depth, at the least horizontal distance between the front street line and the furthest projection of the principal building toward the front street line excluding uncovered steps less than 61 cm above grade and permitted projections as defined by Division Three of this bylaw.

"Yard, Rear" means a yard which is opposite to the front yard, extends the full width of

the lot and is measured as to depth at the least distance between the rear lot line and the furthest projection of the principal building toward the rear lot line, excluding uncovered steps.

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"Yard, Side" means a yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard, lying between the side lot line and the furthest projection of the principal building toward the side lot line excluding uncovered steps.

"Zone(s)" means the areas into which the City of Kamloops is divided in accordance with

the map or maps shown and attached to this bylaw and for which specific regulations are hereinafter outlined for each area.

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DIVISION FIVE - A-1 (AGRICULTURAL) The purpose of the A-1 zone is to preserve land designated in the Official Community

Plan as "Agricultural/Resource Land" for agriculture and related land extensive uses. PERMITTED USES 501 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 502 are permitted in the

A-1 zone: - Agricultural use (5-1-2056) - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons (5-1-2907) - For properties in the Agricultural Land Reserve, any farm and non-farm uses

permitted as of right in the Agricultural Land Reserve, including alcohol production facility and cannabis production facility, subject to the regulations and approval by the Agricultural Land Commission

- Single family residential, including premanufactured homes and modular homes - Municipal facilities, including but not limited to, fire halls, public parks and

cemeteries - Recreation facility - outdoor - Wildlife and waterfowl reserves PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 502 In the A-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2591) - Agri-tourism activities including educational activities relating to the farm, cooking

lessons, and catering services requiring the use of a commercial kitchen in the case of Lot 1, Sec. 4, Twp. 22, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP52207 (6675 Westsyde Road).

(5-1-2211) - Airport runway in the case of that portion of Lot 1, D.L. A, Plan 19072, K.D.Y.D.

(3765 Tranquille Road). - Community care facilities to a maximum of 10 residents in the case of Lot 2,

Plan 19072 (3875 Tranquille Road). (5-1-1270) - Firewood processing and custom sawmilling in the case of Lot 2, Plan 16936,

D.L. 312 and Block A of Sec. 29, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, K.D.Y.D. (5330 Westsyde Road).

(5-1-2874) - Golf course with accessory campground to a maximum of 70 camping spaces

and accessory resort accommodation to a maximum of 30 units in the case of Lot A, Sec. 25, Twp. 19, Rge. 16, and Sec. 30, Twp. 19, Rge. 15, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP44121 except Plan KAP68817; Lot 1, Sec. 25, Twp. 19, Rge. 16, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP68817; and Lot 2, Sec. 25, Twp. 19, Rge. 16, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP68817 (8888 Barnhartvale Road).

- Machine shop for engine repair in the case of Lot 1, Plan 27442, except

Plan KAP49208, K.D.Y.D. (2220 Campbell Creek Road). (5-1-2787) - One accessory dwelling (premanufactured home) in the case of Plan 17979,

Lot 3, D.L. A, Grp. 2, K.D.Y.D., (3555 Tranquille Road).

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- One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot B, Plan 35999, D.L. 324, K.D.Y.D. (238 Station Road).

- One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot A, D.L. 457,

Plan KAP49208, K.D.Y.D. (7375/7395 Barnhartvale Road). (5-1-2308) - One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot 1, Sec. 22, Tp. 19,

Rge. 16, W6M and D.L. 257, K.D.Y.D., Plan 27442, except Plan KAP49208 (2220 Campbell Creek Road).

- One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP55376,

K.D.Y.D. (2100 Robbin's Range Road). - One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 311 and

313, Plan 26730, K.D.Y.D. (425 Dairy Road). (5-1-1107) - One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) on the E ½ of L.S. 13, Sec. 20,

Twp. 21, Rge. 17, K.D.Y.D., except Plan H8439 (4702 Westsyde Road) only. (5-1-2515) - One accessory dwelling unit (pre-manufactured home) in the case of Lot 7,

D.L. 311 and 313, K.D.Y.D., Plan 919, except Plans B1708 and 26730 (570 Dairy Road).

(5-1-2857) - One accessory dwelling unit (pre-manufactured home) in the case of Lot A,

District Lot A, Group 2, Kamloops (Formerly Osoyoos) Division Yale District, Plan 33524 (3745 Tranquille Road).

(5-1-2590) - One accessory dwelling unit (pre-manufactured home) in the case of Lot 1,

D.L. 317, 318 and Sec. 4, Twp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP74358 (6195 Westsyde Road).

(5-1-2732) - RV storage and mini warehousing in the case of Lot 1, Plan 25040, K.D.Y.D.

(3808 Westsyde Road). REGULATIONS 503 In the A-1 zone, no buildings or structures shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 8 ha Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m Maximum building height - Single family dwelling 2 storeys Maximum number of residential units 1

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 504 In the A-1 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area for the remainder of LS 6, Sec. 4, Tp. 22, Rge. 17,

K.D.Y.D. (6270 Westsyde Road), shall be 2.4 ha. (5-1-2084) - The minimum lot area for that portion of part of the northwest quarter of Sec. 27,

Tp. 19, Rge. 16, except Plans 5149, 7313, 9908, 10555, 14066, and 17210, and except Parcel A (DD237040F), K.D.Y.D. (6895 Barnhartvale Road), shall be 6.26 ha.

(5-1-2090) - The minimum lot area for part of Lot 2, Plan 4069, except parcels A and C, K.D.Y.D. (4000 Westsyde Road), shall be 3.23 ha.

SPECIAL WASTE 505 In the A-1 zone, special waste storage, processing or handling facilities are prohibited.

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DIVISION SIX - FD (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT) The purpose of the FD zone is to identify lands for potential future development,

however, only those lands designated in the Official Community Plan as Special Development Areas are expected to be developed prior to the 120,000 population horizon.

PERMITTED USES 601 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 602 are permitted in the

FD zone: - Agricultural use subject to the Animal Control Bylaw, but limiting the keeping of

swine and fur-bearing animals to a maximum of five (5) animals - Single family residential including premanufactured homes and modular homes - Public parks - Recreation facility - outdoor PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 602 In the FD zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2225) - City of Kamloops recycling depot in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP63909, K.D.Y.D.

(1460 Ord Road). (5-1-2217) - One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP72410,

K.D.Y.D. (5050 Yellowhead Highway). (5-1-2474) - One single family dwelling and two pre-manufactured homes at 2683 Ord Road

repealed. REGULATIONS 603 In the FD zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 8 ha Minimum lot width 20 m Maximum lot coverage 30% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m - Accessory buildings 3 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 5% of lot area to a maximum of 200 m2 Maximum building height - Single family dwelling 2 storeys Maximum number of residential units 1

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 604 In the FD zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2579) - The minimum lot area for the eastern part of Lot A, Plan 19887, Sec. 35, Twp.

19, Rge. 16, W6M, D.L. 269, K.D.Y.D. (350 Silverstream Road), shall be 6 ha. - The minimum lot area for the eastern part of Lot 42, Plan 529 (4150 Yellowhead

Highway) shall be 1.85 ha. SPECIAL WASTE 605 In the FD zone, special waste storage, processing or handling facilities are prohibited.

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DIVISION SEVEN - OS (OPEN SPACE) The purpose of the OS zone is to protect steep slopes and natural drainage courses for

passive recreational uses. PERMITTED USES 701 The following uses and no others are permitted in the OS zone: - Parks, passive recreation - Municipal utility installations

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DIVISION EIGHT - P-1 (PARKS AND RECREATION) The purpose of the P-1 zone is to identify lands used for active or organized recreational

activities in developed parks, play fields or similar recreational facilities, including arenas and lands used for passive or unorganized recreational activities, including hiking trails and mountain bike trails.

PERMITTED USES 801 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 802 are permitted in the

P-1 zone: - Food truck or trailer - Golf courses - Mobile food concession - Parks - Recreation/community facilities - Restaurants, including concession booths PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 802 In the P-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2810) - Campground with a maximum of 160 camping spaces in the case of that Part of

Lot 1, D.L. 265 and 268, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, Rge. 16, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP54553, Shown as Lease Area 1 on Plan KAP51581 (9225 Dallas Drive).

PROHIBITED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 803 In the P-1 zone, the following uses shall be prohibited on Lot A, Plan KAP45054,

K.D.Y.D. (72 Whiteshield Crescent South): - Golf course, concession booth, restaurant, active recreation facilities (including

playing fields). REGULATIONS 804 In the P-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m

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DIVISION NINE - P-2 (CHURCHES) The purpose of the P-2 zone is to identify lands used for places of worship and

accessory uses. (5-1-2627) 901(i) PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the P-2 zone: - Churches - Community care facilities restricted to group daycare, child minding, out of school

care and specialized daycare - Public and private schools - Accessory residential dwelling unit (5-1-2627) 901(ii) PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC - Off-street parking in the case of Lot 14, Blk. 2, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 8546 (915 McMurdo Drive). REGULATIONS 902 In the P-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1,114 m² Minimum lot width 23 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Principal buildings 50% - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 65 m² Minimum front yard setback 7.5 m Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 3 m - Accessory building 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 3 m - Accessory building 1.5 m Maximum building height - Churches 12 m - Accessory dwelling unit 2 storeys - Other accessory buildings 4 m Maximum number of residential units 1 Minimum building separation accessory

building from principal building: 3 m

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CHURCHES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 903 Steeples, crosses or like structures may be allowed in the required front yard provided

that such structures: a) Are not closer than 1.5 m to any street; b) Do not exceed 4 m in height above the roof of the church building occupying the

lot. OFF-STREET PARKING 904 In the P-2 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. In addition,

off-street parking shall comply with the following provisions: a) Off-street parking areas including driveways shall occupy not more than forty per

cent (40%) of the surface of the lot area. b) Off-street parking areas and driveways shall be sited such that they are not

within 1.5 m of a window to a habitable room. c) Off-street parking shall not be allowed in a required front yard. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 905 In the P-2 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 906 In the P-2 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION TEN - P-3 (SCHOOLS) The purpose of the P-3 zone is to identify lands used for schools, universities and

accessory uses. PERMITTED USES 1001 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 1002 are permitted in

the P-3 zone: - Colleges, universities - Churches - Community care facilities restricted to group daycare, child minding, out of school

care and specialized daycare - Community centres

- Dormitory accessory to the principal use - Public and private schools - Recreation (indoor-outdoor) - Vocational and technical schools PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 1002 In the P-3 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The keeping of livestock to a maximum of six (6) animals for the purpose of class

instruction only in the case of that part of Lots 17 and 18, Plan 4403, and that part of Lot B, Plan 5306 all as shown on Plan E 11408, D.L. 274, K.D.Y.D. (6060 Dallas Drive).

REGULATIONS

1003 In the P-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 8000 m² Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m OFF-STREET PARKING

1004 In the P-3 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING

1005 In the P-3 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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UTILITY SERVICES

1006 In the P-3 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION ELEVEN - P-4 (PUBLIC AND QUASI-PUBLIC USE) The purpose of the P-4 zone is to identify lands used by government agencies,

non-profit societies or utility companies to provide service to the public. The lands are identified as "Community Facilities" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES

1101 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 1102 are permitted in

the P-4 zone: - Cemeteries including accessory crematorium, mausoleum and chapel - Child development centre - Community care facilities - Fraternal lodges and assembly halls (5-1-2837) - Food truck or trailer - Government buildings, including office, storage and maintenance facilities - Hospitals, convalescent homes and rest homes - Hostels - Municipal facilities including fire halls, police stations, swimming pools,

community centres - Senior citizen housing - Utility installations and storage reservoirs - Utility compounds, including necessary office use and storage and maintenance

facilities PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 1102 In the P-4 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2028) - Dinner theatre provided by the Great Canadian Railtour Company Limited in the

case of Lot 1, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP47960 (814 Lorne Street). (5-1-2855) - Extended and intermediate care facility, commercial daycare facility, and 50 m2

(maximum) professional practice in the case of Lot 1, Sec. 7, Twp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 22505, Except Plans 25112, 26935, and H13833 (3255 Overlander Drive).

- Jail in the case of Lots 1 and 2, Plan 38664, K.D.Y.D. (2250 Trans Canada

Highway West). (5-1-2850) - Office, personal service, restaurant, and retail trade in the case of Lot 1,

Plan 35055, Sec. 36, Twp. 106, D.L. 1043 (311 Columbia Street). (5-1-2625) - One hundred eighty (180) bed Community Care Facility in the case of Lot 2, D.L.

253, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP90203 (1955 Tranquille Road).

- Prison farm in the case of Lots 1 and 2, D.L. 316, Plan 1570 except Plans A16471 and C9873, and Parcel A (DD 108427F), D.L. 316, Plan 1570 except Plan C9873, K.D.Y.D. (5375 Yellowhead Highway No. 5).

- Restaurant in the case of Strata Lot 128, Plan KAS1683, K.D.Y.D. (730

Cottonwood Avenue).

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REGULATIONS

1103 In the P-4 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 1,114 m² Minimum lot width 18 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 6 m - Except lots lying on the south side of

Columbia Street between 3rd Avenue and 6th Avenue

25 m

Minimum side yard setback 3 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m Maximum building height 13 m REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 1104 In the P-4 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area for Lot 1, Plan 5592, K.D.Y.D. (348 Fortune Drive) shall be

1,068 m². - The minimum lot area for Lot 1, Plan 5317, K.D.Y.D. (160 Vernon Avenue) shall

be 850 m². (5-1-2850) - The maximum building height for Lot A, Plan 16507 (519 Columbia Street); Lot 1,

Plan 30757, except Plan KAP50130 (455 Columbia Street); Lot A, Plan KAP50130 (425 Columbia Street); and Lot 3, Plan 9503 (523 Columbia Street); all of K.D.Y.D. (Government Precinct), shall be 40 m.

(5-1-2850) - The maximum building height for Lot 1, Plan 35055, Sec. 36, Twp. 106,

D.L. 1043, K.D.Y.D. (Royal Inland Hospital, 311 Columbia Street), shall be 60 m. CEMETERIES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1105 No graves shall be located within 7.5 m of any lot line. OFF-STREET PARKING 1106 In the P-4 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 1107 In the P-4 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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UTILITY SERVICES 1108 In the P-4 zone, utility services shall be located underground. SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING (5-1-2263) 1109 In the P-4 zone, Senior Citizens Housing shall be subject to the conditions of a Housing

Agreement.

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DIVISION TWELVE - P-5 (PRIVATE RECREATIONAL) The purpose of the P-5 zone is to identify privately held park and recreation space. PERMITTED USES 1201 The following uses and no others are permitted in the P-5 zone: - Parks, active and passive recreation - Keeping of horses REGULATIONS 1202 In the P-5 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1 ha Minimum lot width 18 m Maximum lot coverage 30% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m Maximum building height 2 storeys Minimum lot area 1 ha LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 1203 In the P-5 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION THIRTEEN - P-7 (FUNERAL HOMES) The purpose of the P-7 zone is to allow for the operation of funeral homes in the City of

Kamloops. PERMITTED USES 1301 The following uses and no others are permitted in the P-7 zone: - Funeral homes - Accessory residential dwelling unit subject to Section 1303 REGULATIONS 1302 In the P-7 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 900 m² Minimum lot width 20 m Maximum lot coverage 50% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 3 m Minimum side street yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 3 m Maximum building height 2 storeys ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT 1303 One accessory dwelling unit shall be permitted, provided that such dwelling unit is

contained within the principal building. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 1304 In the P-7 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION FOURTEEN - CR-1 (COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL-1) The purpose of the CR-1 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses on small country residential lots. These lands are designated as "Rural Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 1401 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 1402 are permitted in

the CR-1 zone: - Single family residential including premanufactured homes and modular homes - Daycare facility - Home based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons - Keeping of livestock subject to the regulations of the Animal Control Bylaw PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 1402 In the CR-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2246) - One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot B, Sec. 9, Tp. 22,

Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 30979 (7227 Riverview Road). - Secondary dwelling unit in a premanufactured home to a maximum size of 90 m²

in the case of Lot 3, Plan 16437, K.D.Y.D. (7180 Riverview Road). REGULATIONS 1403 In the CR-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 0.8 ha Minimum lot width 49 m Minimum lot frontage 49 m Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum side street yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building 3 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 200 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building 8 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 Minimum building separation accessory

building from principal building 3 m

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 1404 In the CR-1 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area in the case of that part of Lot 1, Plan KAP56223, K.D.Y.D.

(6920 Westsyde Road), shall be 0.75 ha. (5-1-2083) - The minimum lot area in the case of the northerly portion of Lot 2, Plan 17211,

K.D.Y.D. (6115 Meadowland Crescent South), shall be 0.4 ha. PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1405 A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building.

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DIVISION FIFTEEN - CR-2 (COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL-2) The purpose of the CR-2 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses on medium-sized country residential lots. These lands are designated as "Rural Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 1501 The following uses and no others are permitted in the CR-2 zone: - Single family residential including premanufactured homes and modular homes - Daycare facility - Home based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons - Keeping of livestock subject to the regulations of the Animal Control Bylaw - Riding stables (5-1-2218) 1502 PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC In the CR-2 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - One accessory dwelling unit (mobile home) in the case of Lot 6, Plan 30504,

K.D.Y.D. (1953 Gardiner Road). (5-1-2862) - Secondary suite in the case of Plan EPP71307, Lot A, Sec. 4, Twp. 22, Rge. 17,

K.D.Y.D. (6670 Westsyde Road). REGULATIONS 1503 In the CR-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 2 ha Minimum lot width 76 m Minimum lot frontage 76 m Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum side street yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m (5-1-2718) Maximum area lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 200 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building 8 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 Minimum building separation from principal

building

- Accessory building 3 m

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 1504 In the CR-2 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area for part of Lot A, Plan KAP51142, K.D.Y.D. (6776

Barnhartvale Road) is 0.4 ha. - The minimum lot area for Parcel B of Lot 2, K.D.Y.D., Plan 2673, except Plans

7869 and 17180 (2565 Princeton-Kamloops Highway) is 0.28 ha. - The minimum lot width and frontage for Parcel B of Lot 2, K.D.Y.D., Plan 2673,

except Plans 7869 and 17180 (2565 Princeton-Kamloops Highway) is 53 m. (5-1-2010) - The minimum lot area in the case of Lot 8, Plan 1753, K.D.Y.D., (1833 Orchard

Drive) is 8,500 m², the minimum lot frontage is 11 m, and the minimum lot width is 45 m.

(5-1-2523) - The minimum lot area for that part of amended Lot 2 (251946F), which lies to the

west of the westerly boundary of the 66 ft. road on Plan 13936, Sec. 9, Twp. 22, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 1577 (150 Station Road) is 1.8 ha.

PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1505 A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building.

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DIVISION SIXTEEN - CR-3 (COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL-3) The purpose of the CR-3 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses on large country residential lots. These lands are designated as "Rural Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 1601 The following uses and no others are permitted in the CR-3 zone: - Single family residential including premanufactured homes and modular homes - Daycare facility - Home based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons - Keeping of livestock subject to the regulations of the Animal Control Bylaw - Riding stables REGULATIONS 1602 In the CR-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 4 ha Minimum lot width 76 m Minimum lot frontage 76 m Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum side street yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 200 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building 8 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 Minimum building separation from principal

building

- Accessory building 3 m PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1603 A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building.

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July 12, 2019

DIVISION SEVENTEEN - RS-1 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-1) The purpose of the RS-1 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses on urban lots. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 1701 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 1702 are permitted in

the RS-1 zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Three,

Section 314 (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Three, Section 314 PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 1702 The following uses are permitted in the RS-1 zone on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2204) - Bed and breakfast facility to a maximum of four persons in the case of Lot A,

Sec. 1, Tp. 20, Rge. 17, K.D.Y.D., Plan 22854 (2664 Thompson Drive). - Commercial conversion limited to office and personal services in the case of

Lots 23, 24 and 25, Plan KAP60808, K.D.Y.D. (475, 485, 495 Hollyburn Drive). - Daycare facility to a maximum of 15 persons, excluding operator's family, in the

case of Lot C, Plan 18186, K.D.Y.D. (608 Holt Street). - Daycare facility to a maximum of 44 children in the case of Lot A, Plan 25124,

K.D.Y.D. (2250 Park Drive). - Daycare facility to a maximum of 14 persons excluding staff members in the case

of Lot 33, Plan 19618, K.D.Y.D. (237 Bestwick Drive). - Garden suite in the case of Lot 1, Plan 31071, K.D.Y.D. (1995 Tranquille Road). (5-1-2401) - Group daycare facility to a maximum of 14 children in the case of Lot 8, Sec. 25,

Tp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP72965 (2554 Abbeyglen Way). (5-1-2424) - Group daycare facility to a maximum of 16 children in the case of Lot 22, Sec.

36, Tp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 23690 (1642 Springhaven Place). (5-1-2337) - Modular home in the case of Lot 1, Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 13356 (2950 Bank Road).

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(5-1-2054) - Non-resident youth support services day facility to a maximum of four persons at one time between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the case of Lots 11 and 12, D.L. 234, Plan 1149, K.D.Y.D. (1286 River Street) only so long as the property is owned by Kamloops Youth Resources Society.

(5-1-2482) - One garden suite (secondary suite located above a garage within a two-storey

detached accessory building) per lot in the case of Lots 1 to 6 inclusive, Plan KAP88977, D.L. 252, K.D.Y.D. (2451, 2455, 2459, 2465, 2469, and 2475 Tranquille Road).

(5-1-2155) - One-person aesthetician studio in the case of Lot 23, Plan KAP47403, K.D.Y.D.

(1114 Burgess Way). (5-1-2828) - One-person aesthetician studio in the case of Lot 27, Sec. 25, Twp. 19, Rge. 18,

W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP75648 (2519 Bentall Drive). (5-1-2449) - One-person aesthetician studio with three on-site parking stalls in the case of

Lot F, D.L. 257, K.D.Y.D., Plan 16796 (674 Richmond Avenue). (5-1-2727) - One-person BodyTalk therapist in the case of Lot 11, Plan 41651, D.L. 454,

K.D.Y.D. (2045 Tremerton Drive). (5-1-2691) - One-person hair salon and aesthetics studio in the case of Lot 2, D.L. 236,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 20819 (125 Highland Road). (5-1-2489) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 4, Sec. 8, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP49950 (3633 Overlander Drive). (5-1-2496) - One-person lifestyle coaching office in the case of Lot 53, Plan 28359, D.L. 410,

K.D.Y.D. (428 Monarch Court). (5-1-2602) - One-person massage therapy clinic in the case of Lot A, D.L. 236, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 29289 (2179 Flamingo Road). (5-1-2446) - One-person registered counselling service, excluding sex offenders, limited to

one client at a time, to a maximum of six clients per day, operating between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday, in the case of Lot 15, D.L. 454, Plan KAP46076 (107 Coppertree Court).

(5-1-1271) - One-person electrolysis studio in the case of Lot 1, Plan 23480, K.D.Y.D.

(120 Silverthrone Crescent). - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP49950, K.D.Y.D.

(3605 Overlander Drive). - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot B, Plan 26424, K.D.Y.D. (1599 Hillcrest

Avenue). (5-1-2058) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 17, Plan KAP46126, K.D.Y.D. (63 Thor

Drive). (5-1-2114) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot B, D.L. 236, Plan 17243, K.D.Y.D.

(167 Oriole Road).

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(5-1-2189) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 138, Plan 24164, K.D.Y.D. (1258 Linthorpe

Road). (5-1-2353) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 6, Sec. 6, Tp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 16084 (335 Greenstone Drive). (5-1-2380) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 25, Sec. 25, Tp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP80039 (2153 Grasslands Boulevard). (5-1-2456) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 16, Sec. 31, Tp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP53006 (1529 Assiniboine Road) (5-1-2485) - One-person personal trainer in the case of Lot 54, Plan KAP85289, Sec. 25,

Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (2114 Saddleback Drive). (5-1-2437) - One-person registered "body talk" therapist in the case of Lot 17, D.L. 235,

K.D.Y.D, Plan 14644 (186 Knollwood Drive). (5-1-2373) - One-person registered counselling service office, excluding the counselling of

sex offenders, in the case of Lot 14, Sec. 2, Tp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP74207 (1959 Saskatoon Place).

(5-1-2692) - A one-person registered massage therapy clinic in the case of Lot 80, D.L. 256,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 8825 (626 Comox Avenue). (5-1-1141) - One-person registered massage therapy clinic in the case of Lot 2, Plan 16576,

K.D.Y.D. (2144 Valleyview Drive). (5-1-2770) - One-person registered massage therapy clinic in the case of Lot 8, D.L. 231,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 10452 (474 Grandview Terrace). (5-1-1234) - One-person registered massage therapy clinic in the case of Lot 11,

Plan KAP59739, K.D.Y.D. (3771 Overlander Drive). (5-1-2014) - One secondary suite in the case of Lot 29, Plan 29156, K.D.Y.D. (2114

Shaughnessy Hill). (5-1-2497) - Professional practice limited to a maximum of six employees with a minimum of

six on-site parking stalls in the case of Lot 2, Sec. 6, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 18228 (414 Arrowstone Drive).

(5-1-2123) - Tutoring business to a maximum of eight students in the case of Lot B,

Plan 16207, K.D.Y.D. (2245 Crescent Drive). (5-1-1066) - Two dwelling units in the case of Lot 47, Plan 22946, K.D.Y.D. (1500 Mt. Dufferin

Avenue). (5-1-2926) - Office and veterinary clinic in the case of Lot A, D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 28731

(7 St. Paul Street West).

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July 12, 2019

REGULATIONS 1703 In the RS-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 464 m² Minimum lot width 15 m - On corner lots (narrowest frontage) 16.5 m Minimum lot street frontage - On interior lots 15 m - On corner lots 16.5 m - On cul-de-sac lots 9 m (5-1-2403) Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback 6 m - Principal building - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m (5-1-2261) Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2917) - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

Minimum building separation accessory building from principal building

1.5 m

PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1704 In the RS-1 zone, premanufactured homes are not permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 1705 In the RS-1 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 1706 In the RS-1 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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(5-1-2917) DIVISION EIGHTEEN - RS-1S (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - SUITE) The purpose of the RS 1S zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses including carriage suites on urban lots. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 1801 The following uses and no others are permitted in the RS-1S zone: - Single family residential - Single family residential with secondary suite, subject to Division Three,

Section 314 - Single family residential with garden suite, subject to Division Three, Section 314 - Single family residential with carriage suite, subject to Division Three,

Section 314 - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons REGULATIONS 1802(i) In the RS 1S zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 464 m² Minimum lot width 15 m Minimum lot street frontage - Single family residential - On interior lots 15 m - On corner lots 16.5 m - On cul-de-sac lots 9 m Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m²

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Column 1 Column 2

Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building > 10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

Minimum building separation - Accessory building from principal

building 1.5 m

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 1802(ii) In the RS-1S zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The maximum lot coverage for a single family dwelling with a secondary suite

including accessory buildings in the case of Lot 1, Blk. 7, Sec. 5, Tp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, Plan 6149, K.D.Y.D. (607 Fraser Street), is 37.3%.

- The minimum lot size is 370 m2 in the case of Lots B and E, Plan 3487, D.L. 231,

K.D.Y.D. - The minimum lot size is 370 m2 in the case of Lot 7, Plan 8163, D.L. 231,

K.D.Y.D., Except Plan KAP81881. - A secondary suite may only be located in the basement of the principal dwelling

in the case of Lot 28, Plan 14557, Sec. 9, Tp. 108, K.D.Y.D. (1825 Tranquille Road).

PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1803 In the RS-1S zone, premanufactured homes are not permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 1804 In the RS-1S zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 1805 In the RS-1S zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION NINETEEN - RS-2 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-2) The purpose of the RS-2 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses on small suburban lots. These lands are designated as "Suburban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 1901 The following uses and no others except as provided for in Section 1902 are permitted in

the RS-2 zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 1902 In the RS-2 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2559) - Carriage Suite in an 80 m² accessory building with a height of 7.4 m in the case

of Lot 2, D.L. 273, K.D.Y.D., Plan 30109, Except Plan 31381 (6918 Furrer Road). - Daycare facility to a maximum of 38 children in the case of Lot 10, Plan 23409,

K.D.Y.D. (321 Stevens Drive). (5-1-2163) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 3, Plan 21712, K.D.Y.D. (6417 Dallas

Drive). (5-1-2233) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 56, Sec. 35, Tp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 22956 (1540 Hillside Drive). REGULATIONS 1903(i) In the RS-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 929 m² Minimum lot width 18 Minimum lot street frontage - On interior lots 18 m - On corner lots 18 m - On cul-de-sac lots 12 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Principal building 35% of lot area (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 112 m²

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum front yard setback 6 m - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback (5-1-2261) - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys (5-1-2403) - Accessory building >10 m² 5 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 Minimum building separation accessory

building from principal building 1.5 m

1903(ii) REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC In the RS-2 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2009) - The minimum lot area for a single family dwelling in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 274,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 15057 except Parcel A (DDG36965F) (298 Harper Road) and Parcel A (DDG36965F) of Lot 1, D.L. 274, K.D.Y.D., Plan 15057 (5602 Dallas Drive), is 865 m².

PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1904 In the RS-2 zone, the regulations for premanufactured homes are as follows: 1. A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building. 2. A premanufactured home (excluding additions) must have a minimum width of

7 m. OFF-STREET PARKING 1905 In the RS-2 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 1906 In the RS-2 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION TWENTY - RS-2A (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-2A) The purpose of the RS-2A zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use on medium-sized suburban lots. These lands are designated as "Suburban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2001 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2002 are permitted in

the RS-2A zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2002 In the RS-2A zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - A kinesiology clinic to a maximum of one staff person in the case of Lot 54,

Plan 20148, K.D.Y.D. (1228 Clearview Drive). - Group daycare facility to a maximum of 22 children in the case of Lot 91,

Plan 21885, K.D.Y.D. (1203 Highridge Drive). (5-1-2055) - One-person body therapy clinic in the case of Lot 3, Plan KAP52437, K.D.Y.D

(4879 Uplands Drive). - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 28, Plan 20148, K.D.Y.D. (1289

Clearview Drive). - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 6, Plan 17615, K.D.Y.D. (1132 Lamar

Drive). - The keeping of two llamas in the case of Lot 25, Plan 22257, K.D.Y.D. (1235

Vaughn Place). REGULATIONS 2003 In the RS-2A zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1,400 m² Minimum lot width 18 m Minimum lot street frontage - On interior lots 18 m - On corner lots 18 m - On cul-de-sac lots 15 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Principal building 35% of lot area (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 112 m² Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback (5-1-2261) - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys (5-1-2403) - Accessory building >10 m² 5 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2403) Minimum building separation accessory

building from principal building 1.5 m REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2004 In the RS-2A zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area for Parcel C (KE3654), K.D.Y.D., Plan 21885 (1261

Highridge Drive) is 1,200 m². PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2005 In the RS-2A zone, the regulations for premanufactured homes are as follows: 1. A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building. 2. A premanufactured home (excluding additions) must have a minimum width of

7 m. OFF-STREET PARKING 2006 In the RS-2A zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2007 In the RS-2A zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION TWENTY-ONE - RS-3 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-3) The purpose of the RS-3 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use on large suburban lots. These lands are designated as "Suburban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2101 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2102 are permitted in

the RS-3 zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2102 In the RS-3 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - Auto body/paint shop and automobile service in the case of Lot 3, Plan 17711,

K.D.Y.D. (606 Lister Road). - Coffee/gift shop and computer repair in the case of Lot 8, Plan 8303, K.D.Y.D.

(4097 Yellowhead Highway). - One-person Certified Reflexology Clinic in the case of Lot C, Plan 17695,

K.D.Y.D. (4987 Spurraway Road). (5-1-2139) - One-person day spa/aesthetics studio in the case of Lot 30, Plan 11199,

K.D.Y.D. (4127 Cameron Road). - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot E, Plan 41106, K.D.Y.D. (293 Armour

Place). (5-1-2592) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 28, Plan 11199, Sec. 17, Twp. 21, Rge.

17, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (4107 Cameron Road). (5-1-2687) - Post office and antique dealer accessory to a single-family residence in the case

of Lot 5, Plan 1496, Sec. 11, Twp. 22, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (506 Tod Mountain Road).

REGULATIONS 2103 In the RS-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1,858 m² Minimum lot width 24 m Minimum lot street frontage - On interior lots 24 m - On corner lots 24 m - On cul-de-sac lots 18 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Principal building 35% of lot area (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 112 m² Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum lot street frontage Minimum side yard setback (5-1-2261) - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys (5-1-2403) - Accessory building >10 m² 5 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 Minimum building separation accessory

building from principal building 1.5 m

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2104 In the RS-3 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - In the case of Lots A, B, C and D, Plan KAP55421, K.D.Y.D. (4600 Spurraway

Road, 212, 208 and 207 Chetwynd Drive), the minimum lot area shall not be less than 1,690 m².

- In the case of Lot A, Plan KAP61474, K.D.Y.D. (395 Puett Ranch Road), the

minimum lot area for a single family dwelling shall be 1,682.2 m². - In the case of Lot 3, Plan 17711, K.D.Y.D. (606 Lister Road), the maximum lot

coverage for accessory buildings shall be 170 m². PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2105 In the RS-3 zone, the regulations for premanufactured homes are as follows: 1. A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building.

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2. A premanufactured home (excluding additions) must have a minimum width of 7 m.

OFF-STREET PARKING 2106 In the RS-3 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2107 In the RS-3 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION TWENTY-TWO - RS-4 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-4) (5-1-2917) The purpose of the RS 4 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory uses on compact urban lots. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2201 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2202 are permitted in

the RS-4 zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Three,

Section 314 (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Three, Section 314 PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2202 The following uses are permitted in the RS-4 zone on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2247) - One-person aesthetician studio in the case of Lot 2, Sec. 30, Tp. 19, Rge. 16,

W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP49428 (2495 Drummond Court). (5-1-2269) - One-person aesthetician studio in the case of Lot 32, Sec. 25, Tp. 19, Rge. 18,

W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP69565 (2453 Abbeyglen Way). - Two family side by side dwellings sharing a common property line provided that

the remaining side yard setbacks are a minimum of 3 m, in the case of Lots 2 - 9 inclusive, 28 - 45 inclusive, and 59 - 68 inclusive, Plan KAP60595, K.D.Y.D. (Raven Drive and Raven Crescent).

REGULATIONS 2203 In the RS-4 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 370 m² Minimum lot width 11 m - On corner lots (narrowest frontage) 15 m Minimum lot street frontage - On interior lots 11 m - On corner lots 15 m - On cul-de-sac lots 9 m Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback

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Column 1 Column 2 - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m (5-1-2336) Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1.0 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2917) - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

Minimum building separation accessory building from principal building

1.5 m

ZERO LOT LINE DEVELOPMENT - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2204 In the RS-4 zone where zero lot line housing is contemplated, one side yard shall not be

required provided that: 1. The owner of the adjacent lot grants a 3 m private maintenance access

easement along the entire lot line utilizing the zero setback. No principal dwellings shall be placed within this area. The easement shall be registered in perpetuity against the title of such adjacent lot.

2. All roof drainage from the zero lot line dwelling is maintained and disposed of

on-site by eaves troughs and downspouts or other acceptable means. 3. A minimum side yard of 3 m is provided on the opposite side of the dwelling. PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2205 In the RS-4 zone premanufactured homes shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 2206 In the RS-4 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2207 In the RS-4 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION TWENTY-THREE - RS-5 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-5) The purpose of the RS-5 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

residential use and accessory use on large urban lots. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2301 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2302 are permitted in

the RS-5 zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders and lodgers to a maximum of two persons (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Three,

Section 314 (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Three, Section 314 PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2302 In the RS-5 zone the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2853) - Commercial daycare facility to a maximum of 16 children in the case of Lot B,

Sec. 7, Twp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP53574 (810 Sicamore Drive). - Daycare and child minding community care facility to a maximum of twenty-five

(25) children in the case of Lot 2, Plan 33195, K.D.Y.D. (3214 Hargraves Place). (5-1-2459) - Detached secondary suite in the case of Lot 7, Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 36883 (710 Bissette Road). - One secondary suite with a maximum floor area of 134 m2 in the case of Lot B,

Plan KAP57804, K.D.Y.D. (870 Wawn Road). (5-1-2157) - One secondary suite in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP60120, K.D.Y.D. (880 Wawn

Road). (5-1-2173) - Retreat facility with a maximum of 18 clients in the case of Lot A, Plan 25774,

K.D.Y.D. (2420 Parkview Drive). REGULATIONS 2303 In the RS-5 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 650 m² Minimum lot width 17 m Minimum lot street frontage - On interior lots 17 m - On cul-de-sac lots 15 m

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Column 1 Column 2 - On corner lots 17 m Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m (5-1-2403) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2718) - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2917) - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

Minimum building separation accessory building from principal building

1.5 m

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2304 In the RS-5 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - In the case of Lot B, Plan KAP56572, K.D.Y.D. (848 Elder Road), the minimum

lot area for a single family dwelling shall be 520 m². - In the case of Lots 5 and 6, Plan 33195, and Lot A, Plan KAP56089, K.D.Y.D.

(3225 3245 Hargraves Place), the minimum lot area for a single family dwelling shall be 642 m².

- In the case of Lot A, Plan KAP59572, K.D.Y.D. (814 Elder Road), the minimum

lot area for a single family dwelling shall be 490 m². PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2305 1. A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with materials of the cladding of the building. 2. A premanufactured home (excluding additions) must have a minimum width of

7 m. OFF-STREET PARKING In the RS-5 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2307 In the RS-5 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION TWENTY-FOUR - RT-1 (TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-1) The purpose of the RT-1 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

and two family residential use and accessory uses on urban lots. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2401 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2402 are permitted in

the RT-1 zone: - Single family residential (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Three,

Section 314 (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Three, Section 314 - Two family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2402 In the RT-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2118) - Consulting office and accessory display area in the case of Lot 7, Plan 718,

K.D.Y.D. (743 Nicola Street). (5-1-2041) - Four beehives in the case of Lots 4 and 5, D.L. 251, Plan 9941, K.D.Y.D.

(2448 Tranquille Road). - Four dwelling units in the case of Lot 1, Plan 5589, K.D.Y.D. (300 Fortune Drive). - Four dwelling units in the case of Lot 1, Plan 21650, K.D.Y.D. (219 Holly

Avenue). - Group daycare to a maximum of twenty-five children in the case of Lot 2,

Plan 24862, K.D.Y.D. (1641 Happyvale Avenue). (5-1-2554)

- Minimum lot size of 320 m2 in the case of Lot 15, Blk. 96, D.L. 234, Plan 193, K.D.Y.D. (904 St. Paul Street).

(5-1-2785) - Office use in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 1058 (903 Battle Street). (5-1-2122) - Office use limited to six office staff in the case of the west half of the building

situated on Lot 3, D.L. 257, Plan 10454, K.D.Y.D. (764 Richmond Avenue). (5-1-2827) - One-person barber shop in the case of Lot 1, Blk. 3, D.L. 256, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 6129 (1161 Selkirk Avenue). (5-1-2154) - One-person electrolysis studio in the case of Lot B, Plan 29059, K.D.Y.D.

(935 Ollek Street).

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(5-1-2650) - One-person esthetician studio in the case of Lot 6, D. L. 254, K.D.Y.D., Plan 19489 (890 Ollek Street).

(5-1-2620) - A one-person hair salon in the case of Lot 6, D. L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 1058 (939 Battle Street).

(5-1-2495) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot B, Plan 18744, Sec. 22, Twp. 20,

Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (2210 Bonnie Place). (5-1-2578) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 2, Plan 6648, D.L. 255, K.D.Y.D.

(452 McGowan Avenue). (5-1-2177) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot A, D.L. 257, Plan 30903, K.D.Y.D.

(949 Halston Avenue). (5-1-2226) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 5, Sec. 6, Tp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M,

Plan 1060, K.D.Y.D. (659 Lombard Street). (5-1-2746) - One-person indoor pet grooming salon, limited to no more than two pets at a time

and shall not be operated as a commercial kennel/pet daycare, in the case of Lot 2, Blk. 10, D.L. 256, K.D.Y.D., Plan 4929 (1065 Surrey Avenue).

- One-person registered massage therapist studio in the case of Lot 11, D.L. 234,

Plan 734, K.D.Y.D. (878 Columbia Street). - Personal service facility with one staff member in the case of Lot 2, Block 82, DL

234, Plan 725, K.D.Y.D. (811 St. Paul Street). - Propagation of Agapeta Zoegana (Knapweed Control Moths) in the case of

Lot A, Plan KAP53570, K.D.Y.D. (877 Crestline Street). - Residential care facility to a maximum of 7 persons excluding the operator's

family in the case of Lot 4, Plan 7831, K.D.Y.D. (1968 Sunnycrest Avenue). - Residential care facility to a maximum of 10 persons in the case of Lot B,

Plan 13272, K.D.Y.D. (837 Crestline Street). (5-1-2303) - Residential care facility to a maximum of nine persons in care in the case of

Lot A, Plan 22624, Sec. 9, Tp. 108, K.D.Y.D., except Plan KAP80619 (1607 Greenfield Avenue).

(5-1-2675) - A single-family dwelling being occupied by a maximum of 12 individuals,

provided the single-family dwelling has a total footprint of not more than 243 m2, a minimum setback of 2 m along the east property boundary, and a minimum of seven unobstructed parking spaces in the case of Parcel A (being a consolidation of Lots 3 and 4, see LA52298), Sec. 6, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 7569 (772 Battle Street West) only.

(5-1-2438) - Six-person assisted living facility in the case of Lot 2, Sec. 23, Tp. 20, Rge. 18,

W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 24724 (1097 Singh Street). (5-1-2303) (5-1-2388)

- Two-person hair salon and aesthetician studio in the case of Lot 20, Plan 2264, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D. (1006 Battle Street).

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- Three dwelling apartment house in the case of Lot 1, Plan 8569, K.D.Y.D. (1679-1681 Tranquille Road).

REGULATIONS 2403 In the RT-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area - Single family residential 464 m² - Two family residential - Combined 557 m² - Each unit 278 m² Minimum lot width - Single family residential 15 m - On corner lots (narrowest

frontage) 16.5 m

- Two family residential 18 m (5-1-2034) Minimum lot street frontage - Single family residential - On interior lots 15 m - On corner lots 16.5 m - On cul-de-sac lots 9 m - Two family residential - On interior, corner or

cul-de-sac lots 18 m

Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m

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Column 1 Column 2 Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2917) - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

- Except where the lot area exceeds 557 m²

2

Minimum building separation accessory building from principal building

1.5 m

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2404 In the RT-1 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area of a single family dwelling in the case of Lot 29, Plan 8569,

K.D.Y.D. (1617 Goodwin Place) is 371 m². - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lots 1 to 4,

Plan KAP46654, K.D.Y.D. (1784-1792 Springhill Drive) is 503 m². - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lot 1, Plan 8494,

K.D.Y.D. (265 Vernon Avenue) is 548 m². - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lot 19, Plan 725,

K.D.Y.D. (846 Battle Street) is 445 m². (5-1-2113) - The minimum lot area for that portion of Lot D, D.L. 256, Plan 16104, K.D.Y.D.

(639/641 Duncan Avenue), shall be 243 m². PANHANDLE LOTS - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2405 In the RT-1 zone, two family residential dwellings shall not be permitted on panhandle

lots. OFF-STREET PARKING 2406 In the RT-1 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2407 In the RT-1 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. SUBDIVISION OF SIDE BY SIDE UNITS 2408 Where a lot is subdivided for the purpose of creating side by side units for individual

ownership, the new lots so created shall contain not less than one-half of the minimum lot area and half the minimum lot width required under the regulations of this zone. The new lot line so created shall project in a straight line through the length of the lot.

PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2409 In the RT-1 zone, premanufactured homes are not permitted.

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DIVISION TWENTY-FIVE - RT-2 (TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-2) The purpose of the RT-2 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

and two family residential use and accessory uses on large urban lots or suburban lots. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" and "Suburban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2501 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2502 are permitted in

the RT-2 zone: - Single family residential (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Three,

Section 314 (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Three, Section 314 - Two family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2502 In the RT-2 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2241) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot A, Sec. 7, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 20793 (3286 Bank Road). - Residential care facility to a maximum of 9 residents in the case of Lot 23,

Plan 14758, K.D.Y.D. (2980 Westsyde Road). REGULATIONS 2503 In the RT-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area - Single family residential 650 m² - Two family residential 790 m² Minimum lot width - Single family residential 17 m - Two family residential 18 m (5-1-2034) Minimum lot street frontage - Single family residential - On interior and corner lots 17 m - On cul-de-sac lots 15 m - Two family residential 18 m

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Column 1 Column 2 (5-1-2403) Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback (5-1-2261) - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2917) - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

- Except where the lot area exceeds 790 m²

2

Minimum building separation accessory building from principal building

1.5 m

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2504 In the RT-2 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lot 1, Plan 38177,

K.D.Y.D. (777 Soldier Road), is 950 m². - The minimum lot area for a single family dwelling in the case of Lot 1,

Plan KAP56297, K.D.Y.D. (660 Settlement Road), is 560 m². - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lots A and B,

Plan KAP61524, K.D.Y.D. (741 Settlement Road/2918 Gilbert Road), is 765 m². PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2505 In the RT-2 zone, the regulations for premanufactured homes are as follows: 1. A premanufactured home must be placed on a concrete foundation with skirting

compatible with the materials cladding the building. 2. A premanufactured home (excluding additions) must have a minimum width of

7 m.

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OFF-STREET PARKING 2506 In the RT-2 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2507 In the RT-2 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. SUBDIVISION OF SIDE BY SIDE UNITS 2508 Where a lot is subdivided for the purpose of creating side by side units for individual

ownership, the new lots so created shall contain not less than one-half of the minimum lot area and half the minimum lot width required under the regulations of this zone. The new lot line so created shall project in a straight line through the length of the lot.

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DIVISION TWENTY-SIX - RT-3 (TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-3) The purpose of the RT-3 zone is to regulate the development of land for single family

and two family residential use and accessory uses on compact urban lots in the McDonald Park neighbourhood. These lands are designated as "Urban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 2601 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2602 are permitted in

the RT-3 zone: - Single family residential (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Three,

Section 314 (5-1-2917) - Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Three, Section 314 - Two family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2602 In the RT-3 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2283) - Modular home in the case of Lot 15, Plan 1128, D.L. 255, K.D.Y.D. (225 Willow

Street). (5-1-2599) - One-person hair salon in the case of Lot 5, Blk. 9, D.L. D, Group 2, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 990 (431 Royal Avenue). (5-1-2306) - One-person registered massage therapist in the case of Lot 24, Blk. 9, D.L. D,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 990 (301 Royal Avenue). REGULATIONS 2603 In the RT-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no plan

of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area - Single family residential 370 m² - Two family residential 557 m² Minimum lot width - Single family residential 11 m - On corner lots (narrowest

frontage) 15 m

- Two family residential 18 m Minimum lot street frontage - Single family residential

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Column 1 Column 2 - On interior lots 11 m - On corner lots 15 m - On cul-de-sac lots 9 m - Two family residential - On interior, corner or

cul-de-sac lots 18 m

Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback - On interior lots 6 m - On corner lots 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback (5-1-2261) - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory buildings >10 m² 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building >10 m² 1 m - Accessory building adjacent to lane 1.5 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2917) - Where one of the dwelling units is a

residential suite 2

- Except where the lot area exceeds 557 m²

2

Minimum building separation accessory building from principal building

1.5 m

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2604 In the RT-3 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lot 5, Plan 1165,

K.D.Y.D. (145 Park Street), is 439.38 m². (5-1-2405) - The minimum lot area for a two family dwelling in the case of Lot 3, D.L. 254,

K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP77829 (1321 Moncton Avenue) is 510 m². PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2605 In the RT-3 zone, premanufactured homes are not permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 2606 In the RT-3 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2607 In the RT-3 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. SUBDIVISION OF SIDE BY SIDE UNITS 2608 Where a lot is subdivided for the purpose of creating side by side units for individual

ownership, the new lots so created shall contain not less than one-half of the minimum lot area and half the minimum lot width required under the regulations of this zone. The new lot line so created shall project in a straight line through the length of the lot.

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DIVISION TWENTY-SEVEN - RC-1 (COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL) The purpose of the RC-1 zone is to regulate the development of single and two family

dwellings in bare land strata subdivisions to ensure that the development has the appearance of a conventional residential subdivision.

PERMITTED USES 2701(i) The following uses and no others are permitted in the RC-1 zone: - Multiple family residential consisting of single family and two family dwellings - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC (5-1-2409) 2701(ii) In the RC-1 (Comprehensive Residential) zone, the following uses are permitted on a

site specific basis only: - Two triplex buildings in the case of Lot B, Plan KAP51645, K.D.Y.D. (770 Hugh

Allan Drive). (5-1-2561) - A maximum of 42 units in the case of part of the Northeast ¼ of Sec. 34.,

Twp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Except Plans KAP44287, KAP48130, KAP50749, KAP58287, KAP85418, and KAP89749 (2000 Qu'Appelle Boulevard), and part of Lot C, Sec. 35, Twp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP49146, Except Plans KAP54628, KAP58665, KAP66117, and KAP89749 (1939 Coldwater Drive).

REGULATIONS 2702(i) In the RC-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, or altered and

no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulation.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 8,000 m² Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum perimeter yard setback for all

yards of parent parcel 4.5 m

Maximum building height - Single family dwellings 2 storeys - Two family dwellings 2 storeys - Accessory buildings 3 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum density 25 dwellings units/ha Building separation - Principal buildings 3 m - Accessory buildings 1.5 m

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC (5-1-2434) 2702(ii) In the RC-1 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - In the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP87447, K.D.Y.D. (8855 Dallas Drive), the maximum

density shall be 16 dwelling units per hectare of which a maximum of 40 per cent of the dwelling units shall be two-family dwellings.

PREMANUFACTURED HOMES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2703 In the RC-1 zone, premanufactured homes shall not be permitted. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS 2704 Accessory buildings with 10 m² or more floor area shall be permitted only for the use of

the overall comprehensive residential development for such uses as parking, storage, assembly or recreation facilities.

Accessory buildings with less than 10 m² in floor area may be permitted in the rear yard

of an individual dwelling unit providing this yard is not also a front yard or yard adjoining a street or lane for the parent parcel.

OFF-STREET PARKING 2705 In the RC-1 zone, off street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. In addition, the

following regulations will apply: 1. Off-street parking, manoeuvring aisles and driveways shall not be permitted in

any required street yard. 2. Internal roadways shall have a minimum paved asphalt surface of 7.3 m.

Entrance/exit gates shall have a minimum clear opening width of 4.5 m. Gate design, location and installation are subject to the approval of the Fire & Rescue Services.

3. A minimum of one parking space must be located on the site of each dwelling

unit. 4. Off-street parking areas, including driveways and internal roadways, shall not

occupy more than 30% of the surface of the parent parcel. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2706 In the RC-1 zone, a minimum of thirty per cent (30%) of the total site area shall be

provided as landscaped open space for the use of the residents. Landscaped open space may include activity centres, daycare facilities, swimming pools, tennis courts, clubhouses, playgrounds and similar recreational/social facilities. Landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division Fifty-Three except as follows:

1. A fence may be constructed around the perimeter of the parent parcel provided

that such structures: a) Area maximum height of 1.5 m in a street yard and 2 m in any other yard.

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b) On corner sites, do not obstruct sightlines as outlined in Division Fifty-Three.

2. Fences shall not be permitted within the front yard or side yard of individual

dwelling units within the confines of the comprehensive development. 3. Fences shall be permitted in the rear yard of individual dwelling units and around

any freestanding parking, storage or recreational facilities within the development subject to the height requirements outlined in Subsection 1.

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DIVISION TWENTY-SEVEN A - RC-2 (COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL-2) (5-1-2476) The purpose of the RC-2 zone is to provide a zone that allows for the development of

fee simple triplexes and split title side-by-side duplexes with one secondary suite per unit on large lots, corner lots or on lots serviced by a lane. These lands are designated "Urban" in the Official Community Plan. RC-2 development is classified as multiple family residential development and as such the form and character will be guided by the multiple family development permit guidelines.

PERMITTED USES 2701A The following uses and no others are permitted in the RC-2 zone: - Two family residential - Multiple family residential consisting of three family residential - Multiple family residential consisting of two family residential with a maximum of

one secondary suite per unit - Home Based Business PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC (5-1-2829) 2702A - Single-family residential with secondary suite in the case of Lots 37-40, Sec. 7,

Twp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan EPP55705 (809, 811, 813, and 815 Palmer Place).

REGULATIONS 2703A In the RC-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum Lot Area - Three Family Residential - Combined 620 m2 - End Units 220 m2 - Interior Unit 180 m2 - Two family residential or multiple family

residential consisting of two family residential with a maximum of one secondary suite per unit

- Combined 610 m2 - Each Unit 305 m2 Minimum Lot Width - Multiple family residential consisting of

three family residential

- Interior Lots - Combined 22 m - End Units 7.5 m - Interior Unit 6 m

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Column 1 Column 2 - Corner Lots - Combined 22 m - End Units 7.5 m - Interior Unit 6 m - Two family residential or multiple family

residential consisting of two family residential with a maximum of one secondary suite per unit

24 m

- Except an interior lot where parking is via a rear lane

18 m

- Except a corner lot with parking via two frontages or via a rear lane

18 m

Minimum Lot Street Frontage - Multiple family residential consisting of

three family residential

- Interior Lots - Combined 22 m - End Units 7.5 m - Interior Unit 6 m - Corner Lots - Combined 22 m - End Units 7.5 m - Interior Unit 6 m - Two family residential or multiple family

residential consisting of two family residential with a maximum of one secondary suite per unit

24 m

- Except an interior lot where parking is via a rear lane

18 m

- Except a corner lot where parking is via two frontages or via a rear lane

18 m

Maximum Lot Coverage - Three Family Residential 45% including accessory buildings - Two Family Residential with a Secondary

Suite 40% including accessory buildings

Minimum Front Yard Setback - On Interior Lots 6 m - On Corner Lots 4.5 m Minimum Side Yard Setback - Principal Building 1.5 m - Accessory Building > 10 m2 1 m Minimum Side Street Yard Setback 4.5 m Minimum Rear Yard Setback - Principal Building 6 m - Accessory Building > 10 m2 1 m - Accessory Building adjacent to a lane 1.5 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 12% to a maximum of 65 m2

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Column 1 Column 2 Maximum Building Height - Principal Building 2 Storeys - Accessory Building > 10 m2 4 m - Accessory Building < 10 m2 3 m Maximum Structure Height 15 m Minimum building separation accessory building

from principal building 1.5 m

OFF-STREET PARKING 2704A In the RC-2 zone, two off-street parking stalls shall be required for each residential

dwelling unit. Where a secondary suite is permissible an additional parking space shall be required. All parking spaces are to comply with the regulations as outlined in Division Fifty-Two.

LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 2705A In the RC-2 zone, a minimum of 40% of the required front yard must be landscaped.

Parking of vehicles is not permitted within this area. Where parking is provided in the front yard, a minimum landscaped strip of 1.0 m is required between abutting driveways.

SUBDIVISION OF SIDE-BY-SIDE UNITS 2706A Where a two family lot with one secondary suite is subdivided for the purpose of creating

side-by-side units for individual ownership, the new lots so created shall contain not less than half the minimum lot area and the minimum lot width required under the regulations of this zone. The new lot line so created shall project in a straight line through the length of the lot. A secondary suite must form a part of the principle residence and cannot be subdivided into a separate real estate entity.

To subdivide a side-by-side triplex for individual ownership, the new lots so created shall

meet the regulations contained within this zone and the new lot line so created shall project in a straight line through the lot.

ZERO LOT LINE - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 2707A If the subdivision will create lots with a shared common wall and zero lot line, the

registration of a party wall agreement will be required.

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DIVISION TWENTY-SEVEN B - RC-3 (COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL-3)

(5-1-2564) The purpose of the RC-3 zone is to provide a zone to regulate infill development for

single family residential use on lots with an area less than 370 m2. These lands are designated Urban within the Official Community Plan. RC-3 development is classified as Intensive Residential Development, and as such, the form and character will be guided by the Intensive Residential Development Permit Guidelines.

2701B PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the RC-3 zone: - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility REGULATIONS 2702B In the RC-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, or altered and

no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum Lot Area - Single Family Residential 300 m² Minimum Lot Street Frontage 11 m Minimum Lot Width 11 m Minimum Side Yard Setback - Principal Building 1.5 m - Accessory Building > 10 m² 1 m Front Yard Setback 4.5 m - Except that portion of the principal

dwelling comprising a garage 6 m

Minimum Rear Yard Setback - Principal Building 6 m - Accessory Building 1 m Maximum Lot Coverage 30% Maximum Building Height - Principal Building 2 storey - Accessory Building 4 m Maximum lot coverage - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 25 m² Minimum Building Separation 1.5 m Maximum Structure Height 10 m OFF-STREET PARKING 2703B In the RC-3 zone, all off-street parking shall comply with the regulations as outlined in

Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING, AND FENCING 2704B In the RC-3 zone, landscaping, screening, and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. Single family dwellings must maintain a minimum of 40% of the required front yard as landscaped area. Parking of vehicles is not permitted within this area.

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DIVISION TWENTY-EIGHT - RM-1 (MULTIPLE FAMILY - LOW DENSITY) The purpose of the RM-1 zone is to provide for low density ground-oriented (townhouse)

multiple family residential development PERMITTED USES 2801 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2802 are permitted in

the RM-1 zone: - Multiple family residential - Daycare facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Home-based business - Residential care facility in an existing single family residential dwelling PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2802 In the RM-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2567) - Maximum of 34 units with a maximum of 11 additional flex suites in the case of

Lot A, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 31740 (1940/1950 Pacific Way).

(5-1-2447) - Secondary suite in an existing single family dwelling in the case of Lot A,

D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 20317 (106 Nicola Street). (5-1-2648) - Secondary suite in an existing single family dwelling in the case of Lot A,

D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP90933 (132 Nicola Street). (5-1-2253) - Single family residential subject to Division Seventeen, RS-1 (Single Family

Residential-1) zone regulations in the case of those RM-1 (Multiple Family - Low Density) zoned lots bounded by 1st Avenue, St. Paul Street, 3rd Avenue, and Columbia Street.

REGULATIONS 2803 In the RM-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no plan

of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1,114 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 3 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 7.5 m Maximum floor area ratio 0.55 Maximum building height 3 storeys to a maximum of 10 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum density 33 dwelling units per ha

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2804 In the RM-1 Zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - In the case of Strata Plan KAS1653, K.D.Y.D. (411 Aberdeen Drive), the

maximum density shall be 42 dwelling units per hectare. (5-1-2271) - In the case of Blk. F, Sec. 24, Tp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., except Plans

KAP76061 and KAP78574 (1850 Grasslands Boulevard), the maximum density shall be 36 units per hectare.

(5-1-2274) - In the case of Blk. C, Sec. 34, Tp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D. except Plans

KAP76651 and KAP78237 (2025 Hugh Allan Drive), the maximum density shall be 60 dwelling units.

(5-1-2744)

- In the case of Lot B, D.L. 251, K.D.Y.D., Plan 24612 (2648 Tranquille Road), the maximum density shall be 38 dwelling units per hectare (20 units total) and the maximum floor area ratio shall be 0.69.

(5-1-2681) - In the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP82157, Sec. 1, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, D.L. 249, K.D.Y.D. (Mt. Dufferin Land Use Plan Area), the maximum density shall be 25 dwelling units per hectare.

(5-1-2793) - In the case of Lot 7, D.L. D, Grp. 2, K.D.Y.D. (formerly Lytton), Plan 6106

(225 Schubert Drive), the maximum density shall be 42 units per hectare (four units) with a minimum lot area of 945 m2.

(5-1-2425) - In the case of Lot 10, Blk. 2, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D., Plan 5045, except Plan KAP63008

(282-288 Park Street), the maximum density shall be 38 dwelling units per hectare.

(5-1-2435) - In the case of Lot 21, Sec. 25, Tp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 25705

(870 McQueen Drive), the maximum density shall be 14 units with 2.14 parking spaces per dwelling unit.

(5-1-2682) - In the case of Lot 31, Plan KAP83002, Sec. 1, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, D.L. 249,

K.D.Y.D. (1395 Prairie Rose Drive), the maximum density shall be 20.6 units per hectare (30 units total) and the maximum floor area ratio shall be 0.60.

(5-1-2683) - In the case of Lot 45, Plan KAP91909, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M,

K.D.Y.D. (1385 Rockcress Drive), the maximum density shall be 21.04 units per hectare (24 units total).

(5-1-2487) - In the case of Lot A, Plan KAP66943, Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D.

(3115 Westsyde Road), the maximum density shall be 26.45 units per hectare, with a maximum building height of 2 storeys.

(5-1-2553) - In the case of Lots 1 and 3, Plan 7085, D.L. 253, K.D.Y.D., (1923 and 1929

Parkcrest Avenue), the maximum permitted density shall be 25.56 units/ha (ten units).

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(5-1-2920) - In the case of Lot A, D.L. 251, K.D.Y.D., Plan 7061 (2686 Tranquille Road), the maximum density shall be 49 units per hectare (20 units), with a maximum floor area ratio of 0.92.

ACCESSORY BUILDINGS 2805 In the RM-1 zone, only one accessory building shall be permitted, exclusive of a

freestanding or integrated parking or storage structure, in conjunction with the principal use.

In the RM-1 zone, accessory buildings, exclusive of parking structures, shall not be

located in any street yard. (5-1-2403) One accessory building per unit to a maximum floor area of 10 m² may be permitted on

limited common property subject to City and Strata Council approval. OFF-STREET PARKING 2806 In the RM-1 zone, off street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. In addition, the

following regulations will apply: 1. Off-street parking, manoeuvring aisles and driveways shall not be permitted in

any required street yard. 2. Internal roadways shall have a minimum paved asphalt surface of 7.3 m.

Entrance/exit gates shall have a minimum clear opening width of 4.5 m. Gate design, location and installation are subject to the approval of the Fire & Rescue Services.

3. A minimum of one parking space must be located on the site of each dwelling

unit. 4. Off street parking areas, including driveways and internal roadways, shall not

occupy more than 30% of the surface of the parent parcel. LANDSCAPING AND AMENITY AREAS 2807 In the RM-1 zone, a minimum of 30% of the total site area shall be provided as

landscaped open space for the use of the residents. Such open space shall be landscaped in accordance with Division Fifty-Three, and may include activity centres, daycare facilities, swimming pools, tennis courts, clubhouses, playgrounds and similar recreational/social facilities.

UTILITY SERVICES 2808 In the RM-1 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION TWENTY-NINE - RM-2 (MULTIPLE FAMILY - MEDIUM DENSITY) The purpose of the RM-2 zone is to provide for medium density multiple family

residential development, usually in the form of walk-up apartments. PERMITTED USES 2901 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 2902 are permitted in

the RM-2 zone: - Multiple family residential - Daycare facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Home-based business - Residential care facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Rooming house limited to no more than one per block face PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 2902 In the RM-2 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2402) - Forty-four unit, multi-family apartment in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP76226,

K.D.Y.D. (275 Columbia Street West). (5-1-2570) (5-1-2924)

- Commercial daycare facility use in the case of Lot 21, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 8147 Except Plan H10482 (1430 9th Avenue) and Blk. 13, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, Plan 6149 Except Plans 8147, 8546, 9869, 16128, 26578, 33651, H10482, and KAP60564 (1050 McMurdo Drive).

- Office use to a maximum of four persons in the case of Lot 14, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 24440 (704 McGill Road). - Repair and retail sales of shoes in the case of Lot 1, Plan 7496, K.D.Y.D.

(108/110 Vernon Avenue). (5-1-2234) (5-1-2362)

- Residential care facility to a maximum of ten residents and women and children's emergency shelter in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 255, Plan KAP64292, K.D.Y.D. (290 Maple Street).

(5-1-2312) - Twenty-two space daycare facility as an accessory use to the multiple family

residential development in the case of Lot 2, D.L. 454 and Sec. 31, Tp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 25133 except Plan 34630 (1580 Summit Drive).

(5-1-2626) - Fifty-two dwelling unit, mixed-use building with a floor area ratio of 1.58 and a

170 m2 flex space on the main floor limited to a church, community centre, and daycare facility, and a 77 m2 coffee shop in the case of Parcel Z of Blk. 2, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 8546 (1393 9th Avenue).

REGULATIONS 2903 In the RM-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1,114 m² Minimum lot width 23 m Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum front yard setback FOR Singh Street 22 m from street centre line Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 7.5 m Maximum floor area ratio 0.90 Maximum building height 4 storeys to a maximum of 15 m Maximum structure height 15 m Maximum density 75 dwelling units per ha REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 2904 In the RM-2 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2644) - Density to a maximum of 58 dwelling units in the case of Lot 1, Plan 31827,

Sec. 25, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., (2171 Van Horne Drive). (5-1-2656) - Density to a maximum of 61.2 units/ha (12 units) in the case of Lot 1,

Plan KAP1345, Blk. 1, Sec. 12, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, (908 Fernie Road). (5-1-2666) - Density to a maximum of 42 units in the case of Lot 64, Plan 32004, Sec. 25,

Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Except Plan KAS1476 (Phase 1 and 2) (1200 Harrison Place).

- Density to a maximum of 36 units per 4,050 m² in the case of Strata Plan K576,

K.D.Y.D. (145 Nicola Street). (5-1-2707) - Density to a maximum of 60 units and a maximum floor area ratio of 1.5 in the

case of Lot B, Sec. 35, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP87577 (1850 Hugh Allan Drive).

- Density to a maximum of 80 units per ha in the case of Lot 1, Plan 22505, except

Plans 25112, 26935 and H13833, K.D.Y.D. (3385 Westsyde Road). (5-1-2007) - Density to a maximum of 70.5 dwelling units per ha (152 dwelling units total) in

the case of Lot A, Plan KAP45054, K.D.Y.D. (72 Whiteshield Crescent South). (5-1-2882) - Density to a maximum of 86.1 units/ha (20 units) in the case of Lot 2, D.L. 257,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 4454, Except Plans M10381 and 24249 (725 York Avenue). (5-1-2886) - Density to a maximum of 125 units/ha (21 units) and maximum floor area ratio of

1.04 in the case of Lot A, D.L. 235, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP57468 (176 Comazzetto Road.”

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(5-1-2328) - Density to a maximum of 220 units and a maximum floor ratio of 0.95 m in the case of Lot 5, Plan 1983, except Plans 3838, 6446, 7482, 9346, 22260, H17480, except that portion lying to the north of Victoria Street West; and that portion of road to be closed adjacent to Lot 5, Plan 1983, except Plans 3838, 6446, 7482, 9346, 22260, and H17480; and part of Lot A, Plan 22260, except Plan H17480, all in D.L. F, Grp. 2, K.D.Y.D. (30 Hudson's Bay Trail).

(5-1-2684) - In the case of Lot 32, Plan KAP83002, Sec. 1, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, D.L. 249,

K.D.Y.D. (1381 Prairie Rose Drive), the maximum density shall be 35.33 units per hectare (33 units total).

(5-1-2364) - Maximum floor area ratio of 0.92 m in the case of Lot 49, Sec. 31, Tp. 19,

Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 23989 (1418 Summit Drive). (5-1-2453) - Minimum lot area in the case of Lot B, D.L. 255, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP85575

(260 Leigh Road) shall be 885.62 m2. (5-1-2483) - Minimum lot area shall be 987.94 m2 and maximum density shall be six units in

the case of Lot 2, Plan 12363, D.L. 254, K.D.Y.D. (934 13th Street). (5-1-2913) - Minimum lot area shall be 928 m2 and maximum floor area ratio shall be 0.94 in

the case of Plan 1060, Lot 11 and Lot11A, Blk. 7, Sec. 6, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M (605 Battle Street West).

(5-1-2924) - Density to a maximum of 10 units in the case of Lot 21, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 17,

W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 8147, Except Plan H10482 (1430 9th Avenue), and Blk. 13, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 6149, Except Plans 8147, 8546, 9869, 16128, 26578, 33651, H10482 and KAP60564 (1050 McMurdo Drive).

(5-1-2930) - Density to a maximum of 59 units per ha (20 units) in the case of Lots 1 and 2,

Sec. 6, Twp. 21, Rge. 17, Mer 6, Plan 6725 (2915 and 2925 Westsyde Road). ACCESSORY BUILDINGS 2905 In the RM-2 zone, only one accessory building shall be permitted, exclusive of a

freestanding or integrated parking or storage structure, in conjunction with the principal use.

In the RM-2 zone, accessory buildings, exclusive of parking structures, shall not be

located in any street yard. OFF-STREET PARKING 2906 In the RM-2 zone: 1. Off-street parking shall not be permitted in any required street yard. 2. Off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING AND AMENITY AREAS

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2907 In the RM-2 zone, a minimum of 30% of the total site area shall be provided as landscaped open space for the use of the residents. Such open space shall be landscaped in accordance with Division Fifty-Three, and may include activity centres, daycare facilities, swimming pools, tennis courts, clubhouses, playgrounds and similar recreational/social facilities.

UTILITY SERVICES 2908 In the RM-2 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION THIRTY - RM-2A (DOWNTOWN MULTIPLE FAMILY - MEDIUM DENSITY) The purpose of the RM-2A zone is to provide for medium to high density multiple family

residential development in the City Centre, Tranquille Market Street or Sahali/UCC Town Centres as identified in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 3001 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3002 are permitted in

the RM-2A zone: - Multiple family residential (5-1-2344) (5-1-2826)

- Commercial conversions limited to office and personal service uses outside the City Centre Plan area, subject to Division Three, General Regulations, Section 305, Commercial Conversions

- Daycare facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Home-based business - Residential care facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Rooming house limited to no more than one per block face (5-1-2153) - Single family residential subject to Division Twenty-Four, RT-1 (Two Family

Residential-1) (5-1-2153) (5-1-2917)

Single family residential with secondary suite subject to Division Twenty Four, RT-1 (Two Family Residential-1), and Division Three, Section 314

(5-1-2917) Single family residential with garden suite subject to Division Twenty Four, RT-1 (Two Family Residential-1), and Division Three, Section 314

(5-1-2153) - Two family residential subject to Division Twenty-Four, RT-1 (Two Family Residential-1)

PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3002 In the RM-2A zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2344) - Commercial conversions limited to office and personal service uses in the case

of: - Lot 24, Block 54, Plan 193 (604 St. Paul Street) - Part of Lot 1, Block 55, Plan 386 (603 St. Paul Street) - Remainder of Lot 2, Block 55, Plan 386 (615 St. Paul Street) - Lot 5, Block 55, Plan 386 (633/635 St. Paul Street) - Lot 20, Block 54, Plan 193 (636 St. Paul Street) - Lot 16, Block 54, Plan 193 (666 St. Paul Street) - Lot 10, Block 55, Plan 386 (677 St. Paul Street) - Lot 1, Block 68, Plan 823 (703 St. Paul Street) - Remainder of Lot 24, Block 55, Plan 386 (604 Battle Street)

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- Reminder of Lot 23, Block 55, Plan 386 (614 Battle Street) - Lot 22, Block 55, Plan 386 (620 Battle Street) - Northerly of Lot 1, Block 56, Plan 680 (607 Battle Street) - Lot 14, Block 54, D.L. 232, Plan 193 (682 St. Paul Street) - Southerly of Lot 1, Block 56, Plan 680 (545 6th Avenue) - Daycare facility to a maximum of 10 persons including the operator's family in the

case of Lot 10, Block 55, Plan 386, K.D.Y.D. (677 St. Paul Street). (5-1-2314) - Daycare facility to a maximum of 28 persons in the case of Lot 22, Blk. 54,

D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 193 (622 St. Paul Street). (5-1-2249) - Personal service and professional practice within a commercial conversion in the

case of Lot 16, Blk. 54, Plan 193, K.D.Y.D., except Plan M13 (666 St. Paul Street).

REGULATIONS 3003 In the RM-2A zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 836 m² Minimum lot width 23 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 4.5 m Maximum floor area ratio 1.5 Maximum building height 4 storeys to a maximum of 15 m Maximum structure height 18 m Maximum density 125 dwelling units per ha REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 3004 in the RM-2A zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2679) - A maximum of 88 units in the case of Lot 47, Sec. 31, Twp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 23989, Except Plan KAP46368 and KAP64291 (1415 Summit Drive).

(5-1-2743) - Apartment building to a maximum of 161 units per ha (18 units) in the case of

Lot 1, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan EPP42271 (801 Battle Street). - Density to a maximum of 126 units in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP46785,

K.D.Y.D. (870 Westminster Avenue).

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(5-1-2761) - Density to a maximum of 200 units per hectare (34 units) and a floor area ratio of

1.6 in the case of Lot 10, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604 (777 Battle Street), the North 1/2 of Lot 11, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604, and the North 1/2 of Lot 12, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604 (783 Battle Street), the North 1/2 of the South 1/2 of Lot 11, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604 and the North 1/2 of the South 1/2 of Lot 12, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604 (532 8th Avenue), and the South 1/2 of the South 1/2 of Lot 11, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604, and the South 1/2 of the South 1/2 of Lot 12, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 604 (546 8th Avenue).

(5-1-2881) - Density to a maximum of 202 units per hectare (40 units) in the case of Lot A,

D.L. 236, K.D.Y.D., Plan 13909 (155 Oriole Road). (5-1-2788) (5-1-2864)

- Density to a maximum of 261 units per ha (54 units) and a floor area ratio of 1.62 in the case of Lot A, D.L. 256, K.D.Y.D., Plan 40125 (941 7th Street).

(5-1-2840) - Density to a maximum of eight units in the case of Lot 11, Blk. 81, D.L. 234,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 193 (876 St. Paul Street), and Lot 12, Blk. 81, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 193 (868 St. Paul Street).

(5-1-2909) - Density to a maximum of 131.2 units per hectare (166 units) in the case of Lot 1,

Plan EPP73786, Sec. 1, Twp. 20, Rge.18, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (5-1-2811) - Floor area ratio of 1.54 in the case of Lot 2, Blk. 24, D.L. 332, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 194B (213 Battle Street); the East 40 ft. of Lot 3, Blk. 24, D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 194B (223 Battle Street); Lot 3, Blk. 24, D.L. 332, K.D.Y.D., Plan 194B, except the East 40 ft. thereof (213 Battle Street); and Lot 4, Blk. 24, D.L. 332, K.D.Y.D., Plan 194B (227 Battle Street).

(5-1-2918) - Density to a maximum of nine units in the case of Parcel 1 (being a consolidation

of Lots G and H, see CA7075875), D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 2968 (23 Battle Street West).

ACCESSORY BUILDINGS 3005 In the RM-2A zone, only one accessory building shall be permitted, exclusive of a

freestanding or integrated parking or storage structure, in conjunction with the principal use.

In the RM-2A zone, accessory buildings, exclusive of parking structures, shall not be

located in any street yard. OFF-STREET PARKING 3006 In the RM-2A zone: 1. Off-street parking shall not be permitted in any required street yard. 2. Off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING AND AMENITY AREAS

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3007 In the RM-2A zone, a minimum of 30% of the total site area shall be provided as landscaped open space for the use of the residents. Such open space shall be landscaped in accordance with Division Fifty-Three, and may include activity centres, daycare facilities, swimming pools, tennis courts, clubhouses, playgrounds and similar recreational/social facilities.

UTILITY SERVICES 3008 In the RM-2A zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION THIRTY-ONE - RM-3 (DOWNTOWN MULTIPLE FAMILY - HIGH DENSITY) The purpose of the RM-3 zone is to provide for high density multiple family residential

development in the City Centre only as identified in the City Centre Plan. PERMITTED USES 3101 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3102 are permitted in

the RM-3 zone: - Multiple family residential - Commercial conversions limited to office and personal service uses only - Daycare facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Home-based business - Residential care facility in an existing single family residential dwelling - Rooming house subject to Section 3109 PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3102 The following uses, and no others, are permitted in the RM-3 zone on a site specific

basis only: - A maximum of 32 units within the building to be used for hotel/motel

accommodation in the case of Parcel A (KH28167), D.L. 232, Plan 1104, K.D.Y.D. (559 Nicola Street).

REGULATIONS (5-1-2586) 3103 (i) In the RM-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 1,000 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 70% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m Maximum floor area ratio 5.0 Maximum structure height 3 m above the height of the

highest building on the site (5-1-2586) 3103 (ii) REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC In the case of Lots 1 and 2, Plan 5347, D.L. 255 (142 and 154 Vernon Avenue),

density shall be restricted to a maximum of 53 seniors units, and a floor area ratio of 2.0; the maximum building height shall be five storeys.

ACCESSORY BUILDINGS 3104 In the RM-3 zone, only one accessory building shall be permitted, exclusive of a

freestanding or integrated parking or storage structure, in conjunction with the principal use.

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In the RM-3 zone, accessory buildings, exclusive of parking structures, shall not be located in any street yard.

OFF-STREET PARKING 3105 In the RM-3 zone: 1. Off-street parking areas including driveways and internal roadways shall not

occupy more than 10% of the surface of the lot area. 2. Off-street parking shall not be permitted in any required street yard. 3. Off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING AND AMENITY AREAS 3106 In the RM-3 zone, a minimum of 30% of the total site area shall be provided as

landscaped open space for the use of the residents. Such open space shall be landscaped in accordance with Division Fifty-Three, and may include activity centres, daycare facilities, swimming pools, tennis courts, clubhouses, playgrounds and similar recreational/social facilities.

UTILITY SERVICES 3107 In the RM-3 zone, utility services shall be located underground. COMMERCIAL CONVERSIONS 3108 In the RM-3 zone, commercial conversions shall comply with Division Three. ROOMING HOUSES - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 3109 Where a rooming house is located on a block face, no other rooming house shall be

located on that block face.

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DIVISION THIRTY-TWO - MHP (MOBILE HOME PARK) The purpose of the MHP zone is to regulate the development of rental and strata-titled

mobile home parks. PERMITTED USES - GENERAL 3201 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3202 are permitted in

the MHP zone: - Premanufactured homes located within a mobile home park - Home-based business - One (1) single family residential dwelling for the mobile home park operator

which shall conform to the provisions set forth in the RS 1 zone. PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3202 In the MHP zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2062) - Campground with a maximum of four (4) camping spaces in the case of Lot A,

D.L. 257, Plan 31486, K.D.Y.D. (1680 Westsyde Road - Darfray Manufactured Home Park).

(5-1-2062) - Campground with a maximum of thirty-nine (39) camping spaces in the case of

Lot B, Plan 5507, except Plans 9136 and 11489; and Lot A, Plan 11489, except Plan H13911, K.D.Y.D. (4395 Trans Canada Highway East - Riverview Manufactured Home Park).

(5-1-2062) - Campground with a maximum of twelve (12) camping spaces in the case of

Lot 1, Plan KAP61808, K.D.Y.D. (1440 Ord Road - Sunnyside Manufactured Home Park).

(5-1-2062) - Campground with a maximum of two (2) camping spaces in the case of Lot 5,

DLD, Group 2, Plan 14584, except Plan 17177; and Lot 12, Plan 6053, K.D.Y.D. (745 - 775 MacKenzie Avenue - Woodland Manufactured Home Park).

- One single family residential dwelling with a secondary suite and one single

family dwelling in an accessory building in the case of Lot 6, Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, Plan 4369, K.D.Y.D. (2805 Westsyde Road).

REGULATIONS 3203 In the MHP zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no plan

of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1 ha Maximum density 20 dwelling units per ha (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage - Premanufactured homes 40% - Total combined accessory buildings 20%

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REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 3204 In the MHP zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area in the case of Lot A, Plan 34301, K.D.Y.D. (1572 Lorne

Street) shall be not less than 0.7 ha. - The maximum density in the case of Lot A, Plan 31150, K.D.Y.D. (1655 Ord

Road) shall be 25.3 dwelling units per hectare. - The maximum density in the case of Lot 6, Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, Plan 4369,

K.D.Y.D. (2805 Westsyde Road) shall be 22 units. - The maximum density in the case of Lot 2, Plan 8932, except Parcel A of Lot 2

and Plan H15295, K.D.Y.D., and Parcel A of Lot 2, Plan 8932, except Plan H15295, K.D.Y.D. (1720 Westsyde Road) shall be 22.5 dwelling units per hectare.

STRUCTURES 3205 The following structures and no others shall be permitted: - One (1) single family dwelling for the use of the mobile home park operator. - An office necessary to the business (either freestanding or as part of the

operator's dwelling). - Accessory buildings necessary for the operation of the mobile home park (for

example, laundry and washroom facilities and communal activity facilities). - Premanufactured single family dwellings. - Accessory structures necessary to each mobile home space (for example, tool or

storage sheds). - One (1) mobile home park signboard not exceeding 1 m² in area for each

entrance to the property. - One (1) "For Sale" and/or "For Rent" signboard not exceeding 2,750 cm² in area

on the property. MOBILE HOME PARK REGULATIONS BYLAW 3206 All provisions in the Mobile Home Park Regulations Bylaw No. 5-1-436 as amended from

time to time that have not been specified in this particular by law shall be met.

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DIVISION THIRTY-THREE - MHS-1 (MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION-1) The purpose of the MHS-1 zone is to regulate the development of mobile home

subdivisions on fee simple lots or within strata developments. Single family dwellings built using conventional construction techniques are also permitted.

PERMITTED USES 3301 The following uses and no others are permitted in the MHS-1 zone: - Premanufactured homes - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Boarders and lodgers to a maximum of two persons REGULATIONS 3302 In the MHS-1 zone, no building or structure can be constructed, located, altered and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 370 m² Minimum lot width 12 m - Corner lots 14 m Minimum lot frontage 8 m Maximum lot coverage 40% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback 1.5 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 3 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 12% of lot area to a maximum of 80 m² Maximum building height - Principal building 2 storeys - Accessory building >10 m² 4 m - Accessory building < 10 m² 3 m Maximum structure height 6 m Maximum number of dwelling units 1 (5-1-2403) Minimum building separation 1.5 m SPECIAL CONDITIONS 3303 In the MHS-1 zone, a premanufactured home shall be placed on a concrete foundation

and be skirted with material compatible with the cladding of the principal building OFF-STREET PARKING 3304 In the MHS-1 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3305 In the MHS-1 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION THIRTY-FOUR - MHS (MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION) The purpose of the MHS zone is to regulate development of mobile homes on large fee

simple lots located in areas designated as "Suburban Residential" in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 3401 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3402 are permitted in

the MHS zone: - Premanufactured homes - Single family residential - Daycare facility - Home-based business - Residential care facility - Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3402 In the MHS zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - Charter boat tours limited to one boat (maximum capacity 12 people) in the case

of Lot 3, Plan 18842, K.D.Y.D. (106 Zirnhelt Road). REGULATIONS 3403 In the MHS zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 1,858 m² Minimum lot width 24 m Maximum lot coverage 33% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback - Principal building 1.5 m - Accessory building 1 m Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback - Principal building 6 m - Accessory building 1 m (5-1-2718) Maximum lot coverage (5-1-2403) - Total combined accessory buildings 8% of lot area to a maximum of 112 m² Maximum building height - Accessory building 4 m Maximum number of residential units 1 Minimum building separation accessory

building from principal building 1.5 m

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SWIMMING POOLS - PROHIBITION 3404 The installation of swimming pools is prohibited in the case of Lots 1 to 11 inclusive,

Lots 17 to 42 inclusive, Lots 46 to 65 inclusive, Lots 69 to 75 inclusive, all of Plan 22079; Lot A, Plan 30600; Lots A, B, C, D, Plan 24914; Lots A and B, Plan 24660 and Lots A and B, Plan 24669, all of K.D.Y.D. (Klahanie Drive).

OFF-STREET PARKING 3405 In the MHS zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3406 In the MHS zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three.

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DIVISION THIRTY-FIVE - CBD (CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT) The purpose of the CBD zone is to encourage intensive retail, office, residential and

cultural facilities as identified in the City Centre Plan. PERMITTED USES 3501 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3502 are permitted in

the CBD zone: - Assembly hall - Church - Community care facility - Convention, cultural and civic centre - Education/training facility - Entertainment facility (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - major (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - minor (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Funeral home - Government office (5-1-2847) - High-Tech - Hotel - Laundry and dry cleaning (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Multiple family dwelling units - subject to Section 3505 - Neighbourhood pub, nightclub/cabaret subject to Liquor Licence approval - Office - Off-street parking facility - Personal service - Printing service - Radio and television broadcasting station - Recreation facility (indoor) - Restaurant (5-1-2878) - Retail Cannabis Sales (5-1-2663) (5-1-2764)

- Retail liquor sales (subject to Division Three, Section 311B)

- Retail trade - Senior citizens housing - Transportation depot - Veterinary clinic, excluding outdoor kennels - Video outlet PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3502 In the CBD zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2115) - Automobile service in the case of Lot A, D.L. 232, Plan 42371, K.D.Y.D.

(137 Victoria Street West). (5-1-2322) - Carwash and oil change facility in the case of that portion of Lot 3, Plan 24625,

lying east of 6th Avenue and 140 m west of the east property line and 50 m south of the north property line (450 Lansdowne Street).

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(5-1-2509) - Off-track betting (teletheatre) as an accessory permitted use in the case of Parcel A (KE15441), Blk. 31, D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 193 (355 Lansdowne Street).

(5-1-2033) - Women's emergency shelter in the case of Lot 9, Block 39, Plan 120, K.D.Y.D.

(467 St. Paul Street). REGULATIONS 3503 In the CBD zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 (5-1-2852) Minimum lot area 246 m² Minimum lot width 7.5 m Maximum lot coverage 95% (at ground floor) Minimum front yard setback 0.0 m - Except corner lots 4.5 m (corner cut) Minimum side yard setback 0.0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening lane or street

- One storey buildings 3 m - Greater than one storey 7.5 m - Except lots not served by a rear lane

shall provide one side yard unobstructed and open to the sky

3 m

Minimum rear yard setback 0.0 m - Except where a vehicular or

pedestrian door exits directly onto a lane or where rear loading access is provided without a loading stall

1.5 m

Floor area ratio Subject to Section 3504 Maximum structure height 4 m (above roof of principal building) FLOOR AREA RATIO (5-1-2309) 3504 In the CBD zone, the maximum floor area ratio shall be 4.0, except as hereinafter set

forth where it may be increased up to a maximum of 8.0: 1. In order to reflect the purpose of the CBD zone to encourage intensive

development in the downtown, the floor area ratio may be increased for each desired characteristic or amenity provided as follows:

INCREASE FLOOR

AREA RATIO BY: CHARACTERISTIC OR AMENITY

2 Hotels in excess of sixty (60) sleeping or housekeeping units.

1 Retail stores having a total gross leasable area of 1,858 m² or more.

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INCREASE FLOOR AREA RATIO BY:

CHARACTERISTIC OR AMENITY

1

Residential accommodation above the ground floor exceeding twenty five per cent (25%) of the gross building floor area (above grade). For developments falling within the Downtown Off Street Parking Specified Area (as designated by Bylaw No. 14 43 and all amendments thereto), increased floor area ratio will be assigned if below grade parking or parkade type facilities are provided:

1

• in excess of fifty per cent (50%) of the number of off street parking spaces required by Division Fifty-Two of this bylaw.

0.5

• in excess of twenty-five per cent (25%) of the number of off street parking spaces required by Division Fifty-Two of this bylaw.

1

Public recreational amenities including swimming pools, tennis courts, or racquetball/squash courts.

1

For buildings greater than three storeys in height, a minimum 3 m setback for all storeys above the third storey to create a podium.

1

Five per cent (5%) of the dwelling units are "low income or social housing" subject to the registration of a Housing Agreement with the City of Kamloops.

0.5

Five per cent (5%) of the dwelling units are "adaptable" units subject to the registration of a Housing Agreement with the City of Kamloops.

0.5 Provision of public art.

0.5

Provision of awnings or canopies at the street level projecting over the sidewalk a minimum of 1.5 m and extending along a minimum of seventy-five per cent (75%) of the building's frontage to provide weather protection for pedestrians.

0.5

For each five per cent (5%) of ground floor area utilized for public and/or private open space, courtyards, or plazas in excess of the standard five per cent (5%) requirement. Such open space, etc., shall be directly accessible from the street and shall not include corridors or walkways.

0.5

Exclusive utilization of ground floor space fronting onto a street or avenue for retail outlets or uses generating sizeable amounts of pedestrian traffic. Uses such as hotels, restaurants and other hospitality, recreation, and entertainment industry facilities are considered to be pedestrian activity oriented.

2. For the purpose of increasing floor area ratio, each characteristic or amenity is to

be counted only once.

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3. Notwithstanding the above, increased floor area ratio shall be accumulated only if the ground floor use fronting the following streets is retail or pedestrian activity oriented:

a) on Lansdowne, Seymour and Victoria Streets between 1st and 6th Avenues; and

b) on 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Avenues between Lansdowne and Seymour Streets.

Uses such as financial institutions, hotels, restaurants and other hospitality,

recreation and entertainment industry facilities are considered to be pedestrian activity oriented.

4. Notwithstanding the above, within that area of the Central Business District

bounded by Lorne Street, 1st and 3rd Avenues, and the CPR railway tracks, increased floor area ratio shall be accumulated only if the ground floor use fronting the street is restricted to pedestrian-oriented specialty retail stores, restaurants and recreation (indoor), entertainment and hospitality facilities.

DWELLING UNITS/SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2228) 3505 In the CBD (Central Business District) zone, the regulations for multiple family dwelling

units are as follows: (5-1-2251) Where a building fronts Lansdowne, Seymour or Victoria Streets, between 1st and 6th

Avenues, or where a building fronts 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th Avenues, between Lansdowne and Seymour Streets:

(5-1-2596) i) dwelling units shall be located above or below the main floor; ii) dwelling units, of one or more units, shall be permitted; and iii) the main floor shall be designated for commercial uses or a combination of

commercial and ancillary residential amenities. OUTDOOR STORAGE 3506 In the CBD zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 3507 In the CBD zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two except that it

shall not be permitted in the designated front yard. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3508 In the CBD zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 3509 In the CBD zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION THIRTY-SIX - C-1T (TRANQUILLE ROAD COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-1T zone is to encourage intensive retail, office and residential

facilities as identified in the North Shore Revitalization Strategy and Concept Plan. PERMITTED USES 3601 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3601(ii) are permitted in

the C-1T zone: (5-1-2228) - Assembly hall - Community care facility - Education/training facility - Entertainment facility (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - minor (5-1-2757) - Food truck or trailer - Funeral home (5-1-2847) - High-Tech - Hotel - Laundry and dry cleaning (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Multiple family dwelling units - subject to Section 3605 - Neighbourhood pub, nightclub/cabaret subject to liquor licence approval - Office - Off-street parking facility - Personal service - Printing service - Radio and television broadcasting station - Recreation facility (Indoor) - Restaurant (5-1-2878) - Retail cannabis sales (5-1-2663) (5-1-2764)

- Retail liquor sales (subject to Division Three, Section 311B)

- Retail trade - Senior citizens housing - U-Brew operation - Veterinary clinic excluding outdoor kennels - Video outlet PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC (5-1-2064) 3602 In the C-IT zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2466) - Automobile and Recreation Vehicle Sales and Service in the case of Lot 133,

Plan 285, Blk. C, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D., Grp. 2, Except Plan KAP57958, Part shown Red on Plan B5267 and Lot 20, Plan 3645, D.L. D, Grp. 2, K.D.Y.D., Except Plan KAP57958 (142 Tranquille Road); Lot AM 1, Plan 4102, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D., Except Plan H725, See DD133218F (118 Tranquille Road); and that portion of Lot A, Plan 27342, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D. (108 Tranquille Road).

(5-1-2467) - Automobile Sales with accessory service in the case of Lot 1 and Lot 2,

Plan 687, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D., Grp. 2, Except Plan H725 (102 Tranquille Road); Lot 3, Plan 687, D.L. D, Grp. 2, K.D.Y.D. (102 Tranquille Road); and Lot 4, Plan 687, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D. (165 Leigh Road).

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(5-1-2464) - Automobile Sales with accessory service in the case of Lot 6, Plan 22879, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D., Except Plan 23982 (166 Tranquille Road) and Lot A, Plan 24524, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D. (156 Tranquille Road).

(5-1-2468) - Automobile Service in the case of Lot A, Grp. 2, Plan KAP83993, D.L. D,

K.D.Y.D. (170 Leigh Road). (5-1-2465) - Automobile Service in the case of Lot 5, D.L. D, Plan 22879 (174 Tranquille

Road). (5-1-2463) - Car Wash and Fuel Bar in the case of Lot A, Plan 28893, D.L. D, K.D.Y.D.

(204 Tranquille Road) and Lot A, Plan 20398, D.L. D, Group 2, K.D.Y.D. (228 Tranquille Road).

- Manufacturing and assembly of wood products in the case of Lot 97, Block C,

D.L. D, Group 2, Plan 285, K.D.Y.D. (185 Royal Avenue). (5-1-2615) - Pawnshop in the case of Parcel Z, Plan 1213, Blk. 2, D. L. 255, K.D.Y.D. (455

Tranquille Road). (5-1-2615) - Pawnshop in the case of Lot A, Plan 27108, D. L. D, K.D.Y.D. (345 Tranquille

Road). (5-1-2615) - Pawnshop in the case of Parcel A (Plan B6512) of Lot 2, D. L. D, Grp. 2,

K.D.Y.D. (Formerly Yale-Lytton), D. L. 2059, Plan B6512, D. L. D, K.D.Y.D. (267 Tranquille Road).

(5-1-2364) - Warehouse and wholesale of aquarium fish in conjunction with retail fish sales as

a portion of the retail floor area not exceeding 50 per cent of total floor area, in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 255, K.D.Y.D., Plan 2535, except Plans 4733, 5437, 5888, 7522, and 9451 (480 Tranquille Road).

REGULATIONS 3603 In the C-1T zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 246 m² Minimum lot width 7.5 m Maximum lot coverage 95% (at ground floor) Minimum front yard setback 0.0 m - Except corner lots 4.5 m (corner cut)

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum side yard setback 0.0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening lane or street

- One storey buildings 3 m - Greater than one storey 7.5 m - Except lots not served by rear lanes

shall provide one side yard unobstructed and open to the sky

3 m

Minimum rear yard setback 0.0 m - Except where a vehicular or

pedestrian door exits directly onto a lane or where a loading access is provided without a loading stall

1.5 m

Maximum floor area ratio 3.0 Maximum building height 3 storeys - Except multiple family dwellings or

hotels 6 storeys

Maximum structure height 4 m (above roof of principal building) REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 3604 In the C-1T zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The maximum floor area ratio is 4.0 in the case of Lot A, Plan 18355 (628, 630

and 642 Tranquille Road). DWELLING UNITS/SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2228) 3605 In the C-1T (Tranquille Road Commercial) zone, the regulations for multiple family

dwelling units are as follows: Where a building fronts Tranquille Road: (5-1-2596) i) dwelling units shall be located above or below the main floor; ii) dwelling units, of one or more units, shall be permitted; and iii) the main floor shall be designated for commercial uses, or a combination of

commercial and ancillary residential amenities. OUTDOOR STORAGE 3606 In the C-1T zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 3607 In the C-1T zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3608 In the C-1T zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 3609 In the C-1T zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION THIRTY-SEVEN - C-1 (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-1 zone is to regulate the development of a broad range of

commercial uses in town and neighbourhood centres as identified in the Official Community Plan.

PERMITTED USES 3701 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3702 are permitted in

the C 1 zone: - Community care facility - Entertainment facility (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - minor (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Funeral home - Hotel/motel - Laundry and dry cleaning (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Multiple family dwelling units - subject to Section 3704 - Office - Off-street parking - Personal service - Private club - Recreation facility (Indoor) - Restaurant (5-1-2878) - Retail cannabis sales (5-1-2663) (5-1-2764)

- Retail liquor sales (subject to Division Three, Section 311B)

- Retail trade - Veterinary clinic - Video outlet PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3702 In the C-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2119) - Bylaw No. 5-1-1251 amendment repealed. (5-1-2278) - Neighbourhood pub and licensee retail store in the case of Lot A,

Plan KAP76101, K.D.Y.D. (1285 Trans Canada Highway West). (5-1-2327) - Office or single and multiple family residential use in the case of Lot A, D.L. 232,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 31348 (172 Battle Street). REGULATIONS

3703 In the C 1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 278 m² Minimum lot width 9 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 2 m - Except Seymour Street between 6th

and 8th Avenues 3 m

Minimum side yard setback 0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening lane or street

- One storey buildings 3 m - Greater than one storey 7.5 m - Except lots not served by rear lanes

shall provide one side yard unobstructed and open to the sky

3 m

Minimum side street setback 2 m Minimum rear yard setback 0.0 m - Except where a vehicular or

pedestrian door exits directly onto a lane or where a loading access is provided without a loading stall

1.5 m

- Except lots adjacent to residential zones with no intervening land or street

3 m

Maximum floor area ratio 1.2 Maximum building height 2 storeys - Except multiple family dwellings or

hotels 4 storeys

Maximum structure height 4 m (above roof of principal building) DWELLING UNITS/SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2228) 3704 In the C-1 (General Commercial) zone, the regulations for multiple family dwelling units

are as follows: Where buildings contain dwelling units, the following applies: (5-1-2596) i) dwelling units shall be located above or below the main floor; ii) dwelling units, of one or more units, shall be permitted; and OUTDOOR STORAGE 3705 In the C-1 zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted except in the case of Lot A,

Plan 39868, K.D.Y.D. (2079 Falcon Road). OFF-STREET PARKING 3706 In the C-1 zone, off street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3707 In the C-1 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 3708 In the C-1 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION THIRTY-EIGHT - C-2 (LOCAL COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-2 zone is to regulate the development of small neighbourhood

convenience stores and related uses which serve the needs of the immediate neighbourhood.

PERMITTED USES 3801 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3802 are permitted in

the C-2 zone: - Neighbourhood convenience store which may include the accessory sale of

automobile fuel products in areas of the city defined as suburban or rural in the Official Community Plan

- Accessory dwelling unit (5-1-2916) - Commercial daycare facility - Medical office (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Personal service - Professional practice PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3802 In the C-2 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site-specific basis only: - Fast food outlet in the case of Lot A, Plan 20517, K.D.Y.D. (6221 Barnhartvale

Road). - Fuel bar and car wash in the case of Lot 1, Plan 40779, K.D.Y.D. (2711

Westsyde Road). (5-1-2617) - Garden and nursery store and/or a restaurant with a 25 seat maximum capacity

in the case of Lot A, Sec. 33, Twp. 19, Rge. 16, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP57995 (6231 Barnhartvale Road).

- Group daycare to a maximum of twenty-five (25) children in the case of Lot B,

Plan 33635, K.D.Y.D. (920 Greystone Crescent). (5-1-2726) - Indoor storage to a maximum of 85 m2 in the case of Lot 5, Plan 5487, Sec. 6,

Twp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (2955 Westsyde Road). (5-1-2259) - Off-street parking in the case of Lot 1, Blk. 12, Sec. 5, Tp. 20, Rge. 17, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan 6149 (1265 9th Street). (5-1-2070) - Rural agency liquor store, as defined by the Liquor Control and Licensing Act, in

the case of Lot A, Plan 20517, K.D.Y.D. (6221 Barnhartvale Road). - Secondary suite, fast food sales and personal services, but specifically

prohibiting body rub studio, escort/dating service, exotic dancing service, in the case of Lot A, Plan 22649, K.D.Y.D., except Parcel R on Plan M12374 and Plan KAP51624 (1799 Springview Place).

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(5-1-2916) - 19 multi-family dwellings in the case of Lot C, D.L. 268, K.D.Y.D., Plan EPP55975, K.D.Y.D. (8960 Dallas Drive).”

REGULATIONS 3803 In the C-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered,

and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 557 m² Minimum lot width 18 m Maximum lot coverage 35% including accessory buildings Minimum front yard setback 6 m - Except accessory fuel pump islands

and structures 4.5 m

Minimum side yard setback 3 m - Except accessory building 1 m Minimum side street setback 6 m - Except accessory fuel pump islands

and structures 4.5 m

Minimum rear yard setback 6 m - Except accessory buildings which

exit directly onto lane 1.5 m

- Except accessory buildings with no direct exit onto lane

1 m

Minimum setback for accessory buildings from principal building

1.5 m

Minimum floor area - Dwelling unit 55 m² - Principal building 75 m² - Accessory buildings No minimum Maximum floor area - Neighbourhood convenience store 190 m² Maximum building height - Commercial building 1 storey - Combined commercial/residential

building 2 storeys

- Accessory building 1 storey Maximum structure height 13.5 m Maximum number of principal buildings 1 OUTDOOR STORAGE 3804 In the C-2 zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 3805 In the C-2 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3806 In the C-2 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 3807 In the C-2 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION THIRTY-NINE - C-3 (HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-3 zone is to provide a limited range of commercial uses located

adjacent to major highways which primarily cater to the needs of the travelling public PERMITTED USES 3901 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 3902 are permitted in

the C-3 zone: - Automobile sales, service and rental - Boat and motor sales, service and rentals - Commercial cardlock facility (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Fruit and vegetable stand - Fuel bar - Hotel/motel - Motorcycle sales and service - Neighbourhood convenience store - Radio and television broadcasting station - Recreation facility (indoor - outdoor) - Recreation vehicle sales, service and rentals - Restaurant - Sale from mobile vehicle - Tourist information booth PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 3902 In the C-3 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2836) - 24 housekeeping units and a one-bedroom caretaker's suite in the case of Lot 6

and Lot 7, Blk. 42, D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 194 (506 Columbia Street) (5-1-2856) - 42 housekeeping units and a caretaker suite in the case of Lot 1, Sec. 36,

Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP78358 (1250 Trans Canada Highway West).

(5-1-2022) - Bottle depot in the case of Lot 1, Plan 21185, K.D.Y.D. (1395 Battle Street). - Hotel, office, personal services and retail trade in the case of Lot A,

Plan KAP62869, K.D.Y.D. (1395 Hillside Drive). (5-1-2355) - Office use in the case of Lot A, D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 19138 (474 Columbia

Street). - Offices and personal services in the case of Lot 1, Plan 14530, K.D.Y.D. (595

Columbia Street West). - Offices, personal services and retail trade in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP49643,

K.D.Y.D. (1175 Rogers Way). - Offices, personal services and retail trade in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP49134,

K.D.Y.D. (1815 Rogers Place).

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- Rural agency store as defined by the Liquor Control and Licencing Act in the case of Lot 2, Plan 1496, K.D.Y.D. (7060 Yellowhead Highway).

REGULATIONS 3903 In the C-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 1,115 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 33% Minimum front yard setback 6 m - Except fuel pump island and

accessory structures 4.5 m

Minimum side yard setback 3 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening lane or street

6 m

Minimum side street setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 3 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening lane or street

6 m

Minimum floor area 45 m² - Except fuel bar kiosks, commercial

cardlock facilities, and accessory buildings

No minimum

Maximum floor area ratio 0.66 - Except hotels/motels 1.0 Maximum building height 2 storeys - Except hotels/motels 4 storeys Maximum structure height - With building on lot 9 m - Without building on lot 6 m REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 3904 In the C-3 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The maximum floor area ratio shall be 0.45 in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP49643,

K.D.Y.D. (1175 Rogers Way). (5-1-2365) - The maximum floor area ratio shall be 1.1 and the maximum site coverage shall

be 55.3 per cent in the case of Lot A, D.L. 232, K.D.Y.D., Plan 19138 (474 Columbia Street).

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OUTDOOR STORAGE/DISPLAY AREAS 3905 In the C-3 zone, outdoor storage/display areas shall be permitted as follows only: - Outdoor storage areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage shall be paved and drained to an approved discharge point,

screened from the adjacent streets and lots, and kept in an orderly manner. - Display areas are permitted in conjunction with automobile, recreation vehicle,

motorcycle and boat sales uses only. - Display areas may be unscreened but shall have a 1 m landscaped buffer along

front and side street lot lines, be paved and drained to an approved discharge point, and be kept in an orderly manner.

OFF-STREET PARKING 3906 In the C-3 zone, off street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 3907 In the C-3 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 3908 In the C-3 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION FORTY - C-3T (TRAVEL CENTRE COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-3T zone is to provide a limited range of commercial uses located

adjacent to major highways which primarily cater to the needs of commercial truck traffic and the travelling public. The primary internal vehicle circulation routes shall be designed to accommodate tractor trailer trucks. The site shall have a high standard of development and an attractive visual appearance from the highway.

PERMITTED USES 4001 The following uses and no others are permitted in the C-3T zone: - Automobile service - Commercial cardlock facility - Fruit and vegetable stand - Fuel bar including accessory sales of convenience goods - Hotel/motel - Industrial equipment (sales, rental, storage and/or service) excluding tracked

equipment - Mobile communication sales, installation and service (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Off-street parking, accessory to a principal land use or adjacent principal land

use only - Restaurant - Sales from a mobile vehicle, limited to prepared foods only - Tourist information booth - Truck travel centre REGULATIONS 4002 In the C-3T zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 3,000 m² Minimum lot width 40 m Maximum lot coverage 25% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 3 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening street 12 m

Minimum side street setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 3 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone with no intervening street 12 m

Minimum rear street yard setback 6 m

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum floor area - principal building 100 m² - Except parking facilities, fuel bar

kiosks, commercial cardlock facilities, and accessory buildings

No minimum

Maximum floor area ratio 0.50 - Except hotels/motels 0.75 Maximum building height 2 storeys - Except hotels/motels 4 storeys Maximum structure height - With building on lot 9 m - Without building on lot 6 m OUTDOOR STORAGE/DISPLAY AREAS 4003 In the C-3T zone, outdoor storage/display areas shall only be permitted as follows: - Outdoor storage areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage shall be paved and drained to an approved discharge point,

screened from the adjacent streets and lots, and kept in an orderly manner. - Display areas are permitted in conjunction with industrial equipment sales uses

only. - Display areas may be unscreened but shall have a 2 m landscaped buffer along

street lot lines, be paved and drained to an approved discharge point, and be kept in an orderly manner.

OFF-STREET PARKING 4004 In the C-3T zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two, except that 15%

of the number of required parking stalls shall be designed to accommodate highway tractor trailer (TST) trucks. Communal parking areas for trucks may be provided off site as specified in Section 5206, except that the maximum distance from communal parking to a subject property in the C-3T zone is 220 m.

LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4005 In the C-3T zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with C-3 zone

requirements of Division Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4006 In the C-3T zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION FORTY-ONE - C-4 (SERVICE COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-4 zone is to provide for commercial uses which have a repair,

maintenance, service or distribution component or are small scale manufacturing uses. C-4 uses usually are developed with large outdoor areas designated for storage, handling and servicing of material, goods and equipment.

PERMITTED USES 4101 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4102 are permitted in

the C-4 zone: - Animal grooming shop - Auction sales - Audio recording studio - Auto body/paint shop - Automobile sales, service and rental - Bakery - Boat and motor sales, service and rental - Bottle depot - Commercial cardlock facility - Entertainment facility - Food and beverage packaging and distribution (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Fuel bar - including a convenience food sales store and/or a take-out food store

to a maximum of ten per cent (10%) of the gross leasable area - Gas utility sales and service - Laundry and dry cleaning - Machine and welding shop (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Motorcycle sales and service - Off-street parking (5-1-2345) - Office use subject to Section 4109 - Plumbing, heating and sheet metal shops - Printing service - Radio and/or television broadcasting station - Recycling depot - Recreation facility (indoor - outdoor) - Recreation vehicle, sales, service and rental - Restaurant - Retail sales, service and rental of goods limited to the following: - animal food - antiques - appliances - auto parts - building supplies - carpet/flooring - electrical supplies - electronic products - with installation service for automobiles and a

minimum of one (1) service bay - fabrics (3 site specifics) - furniture - garden and nursery store

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- glass shop - paint/wallpaper products - picture frames - rental equipment - excluding heavy duty equipment - spas, pools and hot tubs - used goods - Sale from mobile vehicle - Small scale manufacturing - limited to uses which do not produce smoke, noise,

vibration, glare, noxious fumes or electrical interference, including but not limited to the following:

- Clothing and garment industries - Electrical products industries - Fabrication industries - Leather goods industries - Nonmetallic product industries - Tent, awning and similar products - Wood products industries - Transportation depot - U-Brew operation - Upholstery shop - Veterinary clinic excluding outdoor kennels - Warehousing/mini-warehousing - Wholesaling PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4102 In the C-4 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2369) - Accessory dwelling in the case of Lot C, D.L. 269, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP78633 and

a portion of Lot 1, D.L. 268 and 269, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP66756, except Plans KAP68024, KAP69013, KAP70084, KAP70467, KAP71048, KAP74603, KAP76734, KAP78633, and KAP78829 (7530 Dallas Drive).

(5-1-2867) - Accessory dwelling unit located within the principal building, limited to not more

than 40% of the floor area of the principal building to a maximum of 150 m2, in the case of Lot 2, D.L. 269, K.D.Y.D., Plan EPP39752 (7450 Dallas Drive).

- Ambulance station in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP54156, K.D.Y.D. (245

Clapperton Road). (5-1-2162) - Assembly hall, music lessons, retail sales, and service of musical instruments in

the case of Lots 1 and 2, Bl. 1, Plan 4851, K.D.Y.D. (1305 Battle Street). - Church in the case of Lot 3, Plan 32016, K.D.Y.D. (1410 Pearson Place). (5-1-2670) - Commercial Daycare Facility to a maximum of 50 children in the case of Lot 3,

Plan 30160, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M (1440 Hugh Allan Drive). (5-1-2108) - Education/training facility with a maximum of 40 students in the case of Strata

Lots 45-48, Plan KAS2024, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D. (1121 - 12th Street). (5-1-2179) - Fraternal lodges in the case of Lot A, D.L. 234, Plan KAP49056, K.D.Y.D. (1168

Battle Street).

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(5-1-2059) - Hotel/motel; commercial gymnasia; service/commercial laboratory uses; service/commercial government uses; offices associated with engineering and surveying to a maximum of eight (8) office staff including the engineers and surveyors; and offices associated with contracting firms and contracting associations to a maximum of five (5) office staff, but specifically excluding gas bars/fuel bars in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP71191, K.D.Y.D. (1485 Trans Canada Highway West).

(5-1-2511) - Indoor commercial dog kennel, limited to a maximum of 12 dogs per day, and a

residential suite to be located above main floor commercial uses in the case of Lot 5, Blk. 80, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 193 (839 Victoria Street).

(5-1-2789) - Indoor commercial dog kennel limited to a maximum of 30 dogs per day and six

dogs overnight in the case of Lot 3, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 30160 (1440 Hugh Allan Drive).

- Indoor kennel with accessory residential dwelling unit in the case of Lot 6,

Plan 687, K.D.Y.D. (177 Leigh Road). (5-1-2305) - Lounge as an accessory use to the existing casino in the case of Lot B,

Plan KAP59042, K.D.Y.D., except Plans KAP67011, KAP67353 and KAP68015 (1250 Halston Avenue).

(5-1-2688) - Neighbourhood convenience store; photography studio; hair salon; retail sales,

service, and rental of sporting goods, hardware, lawnmowers, chainsaws, and industrial supplies; florist; and video outlet in the case of Lot A and Parcel Z, Plan 25719, D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D. (1304 and 1320 Battle Street).

(5-1-2223) - Mobile home sales, but specifically excluding automobile sales, service, and

rental; bottle depots; and recycling depots in the case of that portion of Lot 1, D.L. 268 and 269, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP66756, except Plans KAP68024, KAP69013, KAP70084, KAP70467, KAP71048, KAP74603, and KAP76734 (8055 Dallas Drive).

(5-1-2773) - Mobile home sales, outdoor storage, and associated office use in the case of

Parcel Z (KE33944), D.L. 273, K.D.Y.D., Plan 25880 (6767 Dallas Drive). - Music lessons and the sale of musical instruments in the case of Lot B,

Plan KAP49056, K.D.Y.D. (1176 Battle Street). - Office use in the case of Lot A, Plan 39117, K.D.Y.D. (1425 Hugh Allan Drive). - Office use in the case of Lot 3, Plan 30160, K.D.Y.D. (1440 Hugh Allan Drive). (5-1-2800) - Office use in the case of Parcel A (DD X262842), D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 573

(1165 Battle Street). - Office use in the case of Strata Lots 1, 12-16 inclusive, Plan KAS2024, K.D.Y.D.

(1139 - 12th Street); Strata Lots 17, 28-32 inclusive, Plan KAS2024, K.D.Y.D. (1157 - 12th Street); Strata Lots 33, 44-48 inclusive, Plan KAS2024, K.D.Y.D. (1121 - 12th Street); and Strata Lots 49, 60-64 inclusive, Plan KAS2024, K.D.Y.D. (1103 - 12th Street).

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- Office uses limited to construction trades, consulting, research and development and government offices in the case of Lot 23, Plan 30304, K.D.Y.D. (940 Notre Dame Drive), but specifically prohibiting financial institution, travel agencies, insurance agencies, real estate and medical offices.

(5-1-2012) - Office use in the case of Lot A, Plan 30825, K.D.Y.D. (1012 Victoria Street). (5-1-2475) - One single family dwelling and two pre-manufactured homes in the case of Lot B,

Mobile Home Only MHR #4861, D.L. 251, Bay #1, MHP Roll # 23-212-21-04800-200, Plan 2456 and Lot B, Sec. 22, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, D.L. 251, Plan KAP56626 for MBH #4861 - SEE 21-90001-000 Manufactured Home Reg #18663 (2683 Ord Road).

(5-1-2667) - Personal service in the case of Lot 4, Plan 30160, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, Rge. 18,

W6M, K.D.Y.D. (1420 Hugh Allan Drive). (5-1-2562) - Personal service limited to a maximum floor area of 60 m² in the case of Lot 1,

D.L. 234, K.D.Y.D., Plan 3302, Except Plan B7996 (1006 Victoria Street). (5-1-2060) - Real estate office in the case of Lot B, Plan KAP59042, except Plans KAP67011,

KAP67353, and KAP68015, K.D.Y.D. (1250 Halston Avenue). - Retail sale of crafts in the case of Lot 5, Plan 6255, K.D.Y.D., (3289/3299

Westsyde Road). - Retail sales in the case of Lot B, Plan KAP64741, K.D.Y.D. (1780 Versatile Drive). (5-1-2749) - RV storage and landscaping business and storage yard in the case of Lot D,

Plan KAP62646, Sec. 22, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Except Plan KAP65666 (2400 Ord Road).

- Sale of convenience/take out goods to a maximum floor area of 55 m2 in the case

of Lot A, Plan 37844, K.D.Y.D. (1295 Dalhousie Drive). (5-1-2179) (5-1-2391) (5-1-2552)

- Two hundred slot machines and off-track betting as permitted within the existing building floor area of 2,672 m2 in the case of Lot B, D.L. 257, Sec. 24, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, Plan KAP59042, except Plans KAP67011, KAP67353 and KAP68015, K.D.Y.D. (1250 Halston Avenue).

- Video outlet in the case of Lot 3, Plan 23828 (925 Notre Dame Drive). (5-1-2925) - Industrial equipment storage yard in the case of Blk. C, Sec. 31, Twp. 19, Rge.

15, W6M, K.D.Y.D. (9459 Dallas Drive). REGULATIONS 4103 In the C-4 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum lot area 557 m² Minimum lot width 15 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Column 1 Column 2 Minimum front yard setback 1.5 m - Except fuel pump islands and

accessory structures 4.5 m

- Except on Victoria Street West (1st Avenue to Overlanders Bridge)

- For automobile service and accessory buildings

14 m

- For fuel pump islands and accessory structures

6 m

Minimum side yard setback 0.0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone

with no intervening lane or street 3 m

- Except lots not served by rear lanes shall provide one unobstructed side yard open to the sky

3 m

Minimum rear yard setback 0.0 m - Except where vehicular or pedestrian

doors exit directly onto a lane or where a loading access is provided without a loading stall

1.5 m

- Except lots adjoining a residential zone with no intervening lane or street

3 m

- Except lots adjacent to Sunset Drive (River Road to Sparrow Road)

7 m

Minimum floor area 45 m² - Except fuel bar kiosks, commercial

cardlock facilities and accessory buildings

No minimum

Maximum floor area ratio 1.2 Maximum building height 2 storeys Maximum structure height - With building on lot 9 m - Without building on lot 6 m OUTDOOR STORAGE/DISPLAY AREAS 4104 In the C-4 zone, outdoor storage/display areas shall be permitted as follows only: - Outdoor storage areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage areas shall be paved and drained to an approved discharge

point, screened from adjacent streets and lots, and kept in an orderly manner.

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- Display areas are permitted in conjunction with automobile, recreation vehicle, motorcycle and boat sales uses only.

- Display areas may be unscreened but shall have a one metre landscaped buffer

along front and side street lot lines, be paved and drained to an approved discharge point, and be kept in an orderly manner.

OFF-STREET PARKING 4105 In the C-4 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4106 In the C-4 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4107 In the C-4 zone, utility services shall be located underground. BOTTLE DEPOTS AND RECYCLING DEPOTS 4108 Notwithstanding Section 4104, materials collected at a bottle depot or recycling depot

shall be stored within a building. (5-1-2345) OFFICE USE - SPECIAL CONDITIONS 4109 In the C-4 zone, the regulations for office use are as follows: i) Office use is permitted in any C-4 zone when strictly associated with

construction, engineering, surveying or forestry field crews, and equipment to a maximum of five (5) office staff; and

ii) Where buildings front Battle Street and Victoria Street and are located

specifically within the East Entry Corridor, as defined in the City Centre Plan, office use is permitted as an accessory to a principal use of the building or as a stand-alone use, provided that the maximum total floor space occupied by each individual office use or business does not exceed 200 m².

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DIVISION FORTY-TWO - C-5 (SHOPPING CENTRE COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-5 zone is to regulate the development of a wide range of

commercial uses within conventional shopping centres consisting of multiple businesses or within a big box retail development.

PERMITTED USES 4201 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4202 are permitted in

the C-5 zone and shall be located within a shopping centre as defined by Division Four: (5-1-2597) - Automobile sales (indoor) - subject to Section 4209 (5-1-2597) - Automobile sales (temporary) - subject to Section 4209 - Automobile service - Bottle depot - Community care facility - Educational/training facility - Entertainment facility (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - minor (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Fuel bar - Garden and nursery store - Hotel, motel - Laundry and dry cleaning (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Neighbourhood pub subject to liquor licence approval - Office - Personal service - Recreation facility (indoor) - Restaurant (5-1-2878) - Retail cannabis sales (5-1-2663) (5-1-2764)

- Retail liquor sales (subject to Division Three, Section 311B)

- Retail trade - Sales from mobile vehicle - U-Brew operation - Veterinary clinic excluding outdoor kennels - Video outlet PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4202(i) In the C-5 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2325) - Automobile rentals in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 236, K.D.Y.D., Plan 6387

(2121 Trans Canada Highway East). (5-1-2730) - Casino and lounge in the case of Lot A, Sec. 35, Twp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP58073 (1555 Versatile Drive).

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(5-1-2207) - Financial institutions, but excluding automobile service, fuel bars and office use in the case of part of that part of Lot 1, lying West of Plan H361, Plan 5000, K.D.Y.D., except Plans 21361 and H9825; closed road adjacent to that part of Lot 1, lying West of Plan H361, Plan 5000, K.D.Y.D., except Plans 21361 and H9825; Lot 1, Plan 67742, K.D.Y.D.; and Lot A, Plan 34568, K.D.Y.D. (680 and 700 Notre Dame Drive).

- Fruit and vegetable stand in the case of Lot 2, Plan 4403, K.D.Y.D. (5150 Dallas

Drive). (5-1-2580) - Grooming of small animals (including dogs) and boarding of small animals

(excluding dogs) in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP46058, D.L. 236, K.D.Y.D. (2101 Trans Canada Highway East).

(5-1-2387) - Repealed by Bylaw No. 5-1-2754. (5-1-2754)

(5-1-2772)

- Maximum of 112 multiple-family dwelling units shall be permitted and a minimum of one parking stall provided for each dwelling unit in the case of Lot 1, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, Rge. 16, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP92642 and Strata Plan KAS4005 (Phase 1 and 2) (5170 Dallas Drive).

(5-1-2348) - Outdoor storage/display area as an accessory use in the case of Lot A, Sec. 35,

Tp. 19, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP58073 (1555 Versatile Drive). - Warehousing/mini warehousing with accessory dwelling unit for caretaker, animal

grooming, motorcycle sales and service, printing service and wholesaling in the case of Lot 1, Plan 19904, except Plan H14043 and Lot A, Plan 14317 except Plan 19904, K.D.Y.D. (1947 and 1959 Trans Canada Highway East).

- Warehousing/mini warehousing with accessory dwelling unit for caretaker, animal

grooming, printing services and wholesaling in the case of Lot A, Plan 38537, K.D.Y.D. (1967 Trans Canada Highway East).

(5-1-2140) 4202(ii) Prohibited Uses - Site Specific In the C-5 zone, the following uses shall be prohibited on Lot 6, Plan 33519, K.D.Y.D.,

except Plans 34568 and KAP64859 (1180 Columbia Street West): - Automobile service, fuel bars, and office use. REGULATIONS 4203 In the C-5 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 8,000 m² Minimum lot width 60 m Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum front yard setback 12 m Minimum side yard setback 7.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 7.5 m

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Column 1 Column 2 Maximum floor area ratio 1.0 Maximum building height 2 storeys - except motels 3 storeys Maximum structure height 13.5 m REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 4204 In the C-5 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - In the case of the portion of Lot B, Plan KAP48194, K.D.Y.D. lying west of Nina

Place, the minimum lot area shall be 5,600 m². (5-1-2530) - In the case of Parcel A, D.L. 416, K.D.Y.D., shown as closed road on

Plan KAP77208 (565 Notre Dame Drive), the minimum parcel size shall be 2,470 m2, auto service and bottle depot shall be prohibited, and office use shall be limited to a bank with a maximum floor area of 600 m2.

OUTDOOR STORAGE 4205 In the C-5 zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 4206 In the C-5 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4207 In the C-5 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4208 In the C-5 zone, utility services shall be located underground. (5-1-2597) AUTOMOBILE SALES 4209 In the C-5 zone, temporary automobile sales shall be permitted as follows: i) Temporary automobile sales shall be permitted for a maximum of four weeks

of the calendar year on any given property; ii) Temporary automobile sales may utilize indoor corridor and common areas

and outdoor parking areas. In the latter case, parking and circulation shall comply with Division Fifty-Two (Off-street Parking) in all respects, except that no more than 10% of on-site parking stalls (to a maximum of 45 stalls) may be utilized for vehicle display purposes; and

iii) All signage associated with temporary automobile sales must comply with

Sign Bylaw No. 11-17.

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In the C-5 zone, indoor automobile sales shall be permitted as follows:

i) Indoor automobile sales may be permitted provided that any such sales are contained within commercial retail units to a maximum floor area of 500 m2; and

ii) Outdoor display areas shall not be permitted.

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DIVISION FORTY-THREE - C-6 (ARTERIAL COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-6 zone is to permit commercial uses adjacent to major arterial

roadways which cater to the day-to-day needs of commuters and adjacent neighbourhoods. Development should not disrupt the traffic patterns of the arterial roadway or of the adjacent neighbourhood, and as such, reciprocal parking and access may be required where appropriate.

PERMITTED USES 4301 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4302 are permitted in

the C-6 zone: - Animal shelter - Auction sales - Audio recording studio - Automobile sales, service and rental - Bakery - Boat and motor sales, service and rental - Bottle depot - Community care facility - Entertainment facility (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - minor (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Fuel bar - Garden and nursery store - Laundry and dry cleaning (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Motorcycle sales and service - Multiple family dwelling units - subject to section 4305 - Neighbourhood convenience store (5-1-2102) - Office except in the case of those lots directly abutting Notre Dame Drive where

offices shall be prohibited - Off-street parking - Personal service - Photography studio - Printing service - Private club - Recreation facility (indoor) - Recreation vehicle sales, service and rental - excluding heavy duty equipment - Restaurant - Retail sales, service and rental of goods limited to the following: - animal food sales - furniture - antiques - hardware store - appliances - industrial supplies - auto parts - mowers/chainsaw sales - carpet/flooring - paint/wallpaper products - drugstore - pet store - electrical supplies - picture frames - electronic products - sporting goods - secondhand goods - U-Brew operation - spas, pools and hot tubs - Veterinary clinic excluding outdoor kennels - florist - Video outlet

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PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4302 In the C-6 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2332) - Autobody and autobody paint shop in the case of Strata Lot 1, D.L. 232,

K.D.Y.D., Strata Plan KAS2646 (154 Victoria Street West). (5-1-2125) - Beer and wine store in the case of Lot B, Plan 34386, K.D.Y.D. (1380 Hillside

Drive). - Education/training facility in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP44511, K.D.Y.D. (946

Tranquille Road). (5-1-2411) - Education/training facility for junior and senior secondary students in the case of

Parcel Y, DD J3771, D.L. 256, K.D.Y.D., Plan 6547 (1110 Tranquille Road). (5-1-2583) - Emergency shelter and transitional housing units with a minimum of eight parking

spaces in the case of the north 120 ft. of Lot 3, D. L. 231, K.D.Y.D., Plan 48, as shown on Plan B1444, and Lot 2, as shown on Plan B1444, D. L. 231, K.D.Y.D., Plan 48, except Plans B5964 and B5560 (271 Victoria Street West).

(5-1-2016) - Food and beverage packaging and distribution; retail trade; small scale

manufacturing - limited to uses which do not produce smoke, noise, vibration, glare, noxious fumes or electrical interference; upholstery shop; warehouse/mini warehouse; and wholesaling, but specifically prohibiting animal shelters, auction sales, fuel bars and machine and welding shops in the case of Lot A, Plan 31648, except Plan H13833, K.D.Y.D. (3211 Westsyde Road).

- Food sales from a mobile pushcart in the case of Lot B, Plan 40125, K.D.Y.D.

(944 - 8th Street). (5-1-2872) - Heating and air conditioning sales and service in the case of Lot 9, D.L. 416,

Strata Plan KAS1934, K.D.Y.D. (805 Notre Dame Drive). - Hotel, motel and retail sales in the case of that part of Lot 47, Plan 23989,

K.D.Y.D., except Plan KAP46368 (1415 Summit Drive). (5-1-2457) - Licensee retail store not adjacent to a licensed liquor primary establishment in

the case of Lot A, Plan KAP46472, D.L. 235, K.D.Y.D. (1821 Trans Canada Highway East).

(5-1-2410) - Mini warehousing with a maximum floor area ratio of 1.26 and no outdoor storage

permitted in the case of Lot 47, Sec. 31, Tp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 23989, except Plans KAP46368 and KAP64291 (1415 Summit Drive).

(5-1-2065) - Music store in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP45608, K.D.Y.D. (1211 Summit Drive). - Neighbourhood pub with a maximum of 65 indoor seats in the case of Lot 1,

Plan KAP63178, K.D.Y.D. (945 Lorne Street). (5-1-2452) - Office to a maximum of 185.8 m2 in the case of Strata Lot 2, D.L. 416,

Plan KAS1934, K.D.Y.D. (805 Notre Dame Drive). - Office use in the case of Lot 1, Plan 31022, K.D.Y.D. only (905 - 8th Street).

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(5-1-2052) - Retail sales in the case of Lots A and B, D.L. 234, Plan 23043, K.D.Y.D. (729 and 743 Victoria Street).

(5-1-2359) - Retail sales and financial institution but specifically prohibiting fuel bar, automobile sales, service and rental, boat and motor sales, service and rental, motorcycle sales and service, off-street parking and recreation vehicle sales, service and rental in the case of Lot A, Plan 20575, except Plans M11920 and 36778 (800 Fortune Drive).

(5-1-2696) - Retail Trade in the case of Lot 2, D.L. 231, Plan 34980, K.D.Y.D. (196 Victoria

Street West). - Retail trade in the case of Lot 3, Plan 5517, K.D.Y.D. (1370 Summit Drive). - Retail trade in the case of Lot A, Plan 56531, K.D.Y.D. (1390 Summit Drive). - Retail trade in the case of Lot A, Plan 28430, K.D.Y.D. (1200 Summit Drive). (5-1-2124) - Retail trade in the case of Lot A, Plan 35777, except Plan 36586, K.D.Y.D.

(1350 Summit Drive). (5-1-2094) - Retail trade in the case of Lot A, Plan 32876, except Plan KAP55490, K.D.Y.D.

(1200 - 8th Street). (5-1-2220) - Retail trade in the case of Lot A, D.L. 231, Plan 39242, K.D.Y.D. (281 Victoria

Street West) (5-1-2194) - Vintner's Quality Alliance (VQA) specialty wine store, but specifically excluding a

beer and wine store, licensee retail store, government liquor store and/or a neighbourhood pub, in the case of Lot A, Sec. 6, Tp. 20, Rge. 17, K.D.Y.D., Plan KAP56531 (12 - 1380 Summit Drive).

(5-1-2411) - Warehousing in the case of Parcel Y, DD J3771, D.L. 256, K.D.Y.D., Plan 6547

(1110 Tranquille Road). REGULATIONS 4303 In the C-6 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 450 m² Minimum lot width 15 m Maximum lot coverage 50% Minimum front yard setback 2 m - Except Seymour Street between 6th

and 9th Avenues 3 m

- Except pump islands and accessory structures

4.5 m

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Column 1 Column 2 Minimum side yard setback 0.0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone

with no intervening lane or street 3 m

- Except lots not served by rear lanes shall provide one unobstructed side yard open to the sky

3 m

Minimum side street setback 2 m Minimum rear yard setback 0.0 m - Except where vehicular and pedestrian

doors exit directly onto a lane or where rear loading is provided without a loading stall

1.5 m

- Except lots adjacent to residential zones with no intervening lane or street

3 m

- Except lots on the 8th Street Corridor that have an intervening lane

2 m

Minimum floor area 45 m² Maximum floor area ratio 1.0 - Except multiple family dwellings 2.0 Maximum building height 2 storeys - Except multiple family dwellings 4 storeys Maximum structure height - With building on lot 7.5 m - Without building on lot 6 m REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 4304 In the C-6 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - Maximum lot coverage permitted shall be 75% in the case of Lot A, Plan 13160,

K.D.Y.D. (1211 - 8th Street). DWELLING UNITS/SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2228) (5-1-2102)

4305 In the C-6 (Arterial Commercial) zone, the regulations for multiple family dwelling units are as follows:

(5-1-2596) i) dwelling units shall be located above or below the main floor; ii) dwelling units, of one or more units, shall be permitted; and OUTDOOR STORAGE/DISPLAY AREAS 4306 In the C-6 zone, outdoor storage/display areas shall be permitted as follows only: - Outdoor storage areas are permitted as accessory uses only. - Outdoor storage shall be paved and drained to an approved discharge point,

screened from adjacent lots and streets and kept in an orderly manner.

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- Display areas shall be permitted in conjunction with automobile, recreation vehicle, motorcycle and boat sales uses only and garden/nursery uses.

- Display areas may be unscreened, but shall have a 1 m landscaped buffer along

front and side street lot lines, be paved and drained to an approved discharge point, and be kept in an orderly manner.

- Display areas located in a front yard facing an arterial roadway shall have a

landscape buffer of 2 m from the front street lot line. OFF-STREET PARKING 4307 In the C-6 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two, except: - Where off-street parking is located in the front yard facing the arterial roadway, a

2 m landscaped buffer shall be required from the front street lot line. - Off-street parking on lots adjacent to Seymour Street between 6th Avenue and

9th Avenue shall be accessed from the rear lane only. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4308 In the C-6 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4309 In the C-6 zone, utility services shall be located underground. BOTTLE DEPOTS 4310 Notwithstanding Section 4306, materials collected at a bottle depot shall be stored within

a building. NORTH SHORE TOWNE CENTRE - SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2359) 4311 In the case of Lot A, Plan 20575, except Plans M11920 and 36778 (800 Fortune Drive),

the minimum building height shall be four (4) storeys; minimum lot coverage shall be 30 per cent and maximum lot coverage shall be 60 per cent; and building and site design, siting, and form and character of development shall be consistent with the North Shore Towne Centre Development Permit Area Guidelines and policies of KAMPLAN: The Official Community Plan.

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DIVISION FORTY-FOUR - C-7 (NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-7 zone is to regulate the development of a limited range of

commercial and personal service uses in small scale shopping centres known as "Commercial Convenience Centres". Commercial Convenience Centres typically do not attract residents from any sector of the City other than that in which the development is located.

PERMITTED USES 4401 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4402 are permitted in

the C-7 zone: - Community care facility - Drug store - Entertainment facility (5-1-2594) - Financial institution - minor - Fuel bar - Hardware store - Insurance and real estate office - Laundry and dry cleaning - Medical office - to a maximum floor area of 464 m² (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Neighbourhood convenience store - Personal service - Restaurant - Recreation facility (indoor) - Sporting goods store - Veterinary clinic excluding outdoor kennels - Video outlet PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4402 In the C-7 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2206) - A maximum of six residential units but specifically excluding fuel bars,

entertainment facilities, and veterinarian clinics, in the case of Lot 3, Sec. 35 and 36, Tp. 19, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 23698, except Plans 24947, 24963, 33442, KAP44287, KAP48130, KAP49146, KAP50749, and KAP74943 (1450 Highland Drive).

(5-1-2136) - Dog grooming in the case of Lot 3, Plan 32365, K.D.Y.D. (1540 Springhill Drive). - Dwelling unit, office use, florist, shoe repair, small appliance repair, upholstery

repair, craft sales and picture framing, but specifically excluding fuel bar and veterinary clinic, in the case of Lot 19, D.L. 257, Plan 22406, K.D.Y.D. (1579 Collingwood Drive).

- Office use in the case of Lot 3, Plan 32365, K.D.Y.D. (1540 Springhill Drive). - Office use in the case of Lot A, Plan 26919, K.D.Y.D. (3122 Westsyde Road).

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(5-1-2382) - Office use in the case of Lot 12, Sec. 6, Tp. 21, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., Plan 7928, except Plan H13833 (3007 Westsyde Road).

REGULATIONS 4403 In the C-7 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Maximum lot area 2.2 ha Minimum lot area 3,076 m² Minimum lot width 60 m Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone

with an intervening lane or street 3 m

Minimum rear yard setback 6 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone

with an intervening lane or street 3 m

Maximum floor area ratio 0.4 Maximum building height 1 storey Maximum structure height 6 m Number of buildings 1 OUTDOOR STORAGE 4404 In the C-7 zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 4405 In the C-7 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4406 In the C-7 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4407 In the C-7 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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DIVISION FORTY-FIVE - C-8 (NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB COMMERCIAL) The purpose of the C-8 zone is to regulate the development of neighbourhood pubs. PERMITTED USES 4501 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4502 are permitted in

the C-8 zone: (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Neighbourhood pub (5-1-2663) - Restaurant (5-1-2663) (5-1-2764)

- Retail liquor sales (subject to Division Three, Section 311B)

PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4502 In the C-8 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2112) - Beer and wine store and two residential dwelling units in the case of Lot 1,

D.L. 235, Plan 39245, K.D.Y.D. (1626 Valleyview Drive). (5-1-2642) - Licensee retail store independent of a licensed liquor primary establishment in

the case of Lot A, Plan KAP76695, D.L. 257, K.D.Y.D. (1048/1050 8th Street). - Neighbourhood pub to a maximum of 65 seats, including live entertainment in the

case of Lot 1, Plan 39245, K.D.Y.D. (1626 Valleyview Drive). - Restaurant, retail video outlet and a manager's suite in the case of Parcel A

(X227226), Plan 7849, K.D.Y.D. (4309 Yellowhead Highway). REGULATIONS 4503 In the C-8 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 2,000 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 3 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone

with no intervening lane or street 6 m

Minimum side street yard setback 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m Maximum floor area ratio 0.8 Maximum building height 2 storeys Maximum structure height 13.5 m

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OUTDOOR STORAGE 4504 In the C-8 zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 4505 In the C-8 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4506 In the C-8 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4507 In the C-8 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FORTY-FIVE A - C-9 (HOTEL/CONVENTION CENTRE) (5-1-2209) The purpose of the C-9 zone is to permit a hotel and convention centre adjacent to Sport

Mart Place. PERMITTED USES 4501A The following uses and no others are permitted in the C-9 zone: - Convention Centre - Hotel - Timeshare Accommodation - Accessory Commercial REGULATIONS 4502A In the C-9 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Maximum lot coverage 95% (at ground floor) Minimum front yard setback 0.0 m Minimum side yard setback 0.0 m Minimum rear yard setback 0.0 m Maximum building height 60 m FLOOR AREA RATIO 4503A In the C-9 zone, the maximum floor area ratio shall be 6.0. OUTDOOR STORAGE 4504A In the C-9 zone, outdoor storage shall not be permitted. OFF-STREET PARKING 4505A In the C-9 zone, with the exception of the convention centre, off-street parking shall

comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING, AND FENCING 4506A In the C-9 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4507A In the C-9 zone, utility services shall be located underground.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FORTY-SIX - I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) The purpose of the I-1 zone is to regulate the development of a limited range of light

industry and compatible commercial uses. 4601 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4602 are permitted in

the I-1 zone: PERMITTED USES (5-1-2130) - Accessory dwelling unit subject to Section 4612 - Auction sales - Auto body and paint shop - Bulk petroleum product sales and storage - Cartage, hauling, moving and storage - Commercial cardlock facilities - Crematorium (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Industrial equipment (sales, rentals, storage and/or service) - Industry, light - Laboratory - Mobile home sales - Municipal facilities, including bus maintenance garage - Recycling depot - Restaurant - Sandblasting - Storage of construction materials and equipment - Truck travel centre - Warehousing/mini-warehousing - Wholesale distribution PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4602 In the I-1 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2795) Animal shelter; prohibiting bulk petroleum product sales and storage, storage of

asphalt materials, and crematoriums; and requiring that any sandblasting activities must occur indoors in the case of Lot 1, D.L. 251, K.D.Y.D., Plan 11189 (2815 Tranquille Road).

(5-1-2704) - Automobile sales and service in the case of Lot A, D.L. 253, K.D.Y.D.,

Plan KAP90666 (2001 Ord Road). (5-1-2472) - Automobile wrecking and salvage operations in the case of Lot B, Plan 26369,

except Plan A12437, K.D.Y.D. (1733 Kelly Douglas Road). (5-1-2610) - Caretaker suite in a premanufactured home in the case of Lot C, D. L. 253,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 5728 (1911 Ord Road). (5-1-2406) - Dog daycare and dog training facility, including a maximum of 60 m² of accessory

retail sales in the case of Lot 3, Plan 24949, K.D.Y.D. (2045 Trans Canada Highway West).

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- Motorcycle sales, rental, storage and/or service in the case of Lot 7, Plan 24949 (1455 Iron Mask Road).

(5-1-2011) - Motorcycle sales and service to a maximum of 557 m² GLA in the case of Lot A,

Plan 9090, K.D.Y.D. (1794 Kelly Douglas Road). (5-1-2712) - Single Family Residential subject to FD (Future Development) zoning regulations

in the case of Lot 3, Plan 5806, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, K.D.Y.D. (1821 Ord Road); Lot 1, Plan 5806, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, K.D.Y.D., Except Parcel A on Plan B7118 (1831 Ord Road); Lot 2, Plan 5806, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, K.D.Y.D. (1845 Ord Road); Lot 3, Plan 6335, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, W6M, D.L. 253 (1861 Ord Road); Parcel A, Plan 6335, D.L. 253, Being East 80 ft. of Lot 2 (1869 Ord Road); Parcel A, Plan 6335, D.L. 253 (1887 Ord Road); Lot 1, Plan 6335, D.L. 253, Except Parcel A (1899 Ord Road); Lot 1, Plan 7743, D.L. 253 (1921 Ord Road); Lot 2, Plan 7743, D.L. 253 (1927 Ord Road); Lot B, Plan 5728, D.L. 253, Except Plan 7743, 9810, and 12867 (1943 Ord Road); Lot A, Plan 12867, D.L. 253 (1945 Ord Road); Lot A, Plan 23113, D.L. 253 (1975 Ord Road); That Part of Lot A shown on Plan B7499, D.L. 253, K.D.Y.D., District Plan 5728 (1957 Ord Road); and Lot B, Plan 23113, D.L. 253 (1965 Ord Road).

REGULATIONS 4603 In the I-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table, in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 1,850 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 6 m - Except structures or buildings for

fuel bars or commercial cardlocks from a lot line adjoining a street

4.5 m

Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone 7.5 m

Minimum rear yard setback 4.5 m - Except adjacent to a lane or railway 0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential

zone 20 m

Minimum river setback for storage of petroleum products

30 m

Minimum floor area - Principal industrial building

(excluding accessory dwelling unit) 100 m²

- Except commercial cardlock 0 m² Maximum building height 16 m Maximum structure height 18 m Minimum number of principal buildings 1

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May 1, 2019

REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 4604 In the I-1 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: - The minimum lot area in the case of Lot 1, Plan KAP63667, K.D.Y.D. (680

Kingston Avenue) shall be 1,500 m². (5-1-2712) - Bulk petroleum product sales and storage, storage of asphalt materials, and

crematoriums are not permitted, any sandblasting activities must occur indoors, and, notwithstanding Section 4612, an accessory dwelling unit is permitted in a stand-alone building, provided it does not exceed a footprint of 210 m2 in the case of Lot 3, Plan 5806, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, K.D.Y.D. (1821 Ord Road); Lot 1, Plan 5806, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, K.D.Y.D., Except Parcel A on Plan B7118 (1831 Ord Road); Lot 2, Plan 5806, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, K.D.Y.D. (1845 Ord Road); Lot 3, Plan 6335, Sec. 16, Twp. 108, W6M, D.L. 253 (1861 Ord Road); Parcel A, Plan 6335, D.L. 253, Being East 80 ft. of Lot 2 (1869 Ord Road); Parcel A, Plan 6335, D.L. 253 (1887 Ord Road); Lot 1, Plan 6335, D.L. 253, Except Parcel A (1899 Ord Road); Lot 1, Plan 7743, D.L. 253 (1921 Ord Road); Lot 2, Plan 7743, D.L. 253 (1927 Ord Road); Lot B, Plan 5728, D.L. 253, Except Plan 7743, 9810, and 12867 (1943 Ord Road); Lot A, Plan 12867, D.L. 253 (1945 Ord Road); Lot A, Plan 23113, D.L. 253 (1975 Ord Road); That Part of Lot A shown on Plan B7499, D.L. 253, K.D.Y.D., District Plan 5728 (1957 Ord Road); and Lot B, Plan 23113, D.L. 253 (1965 Ord Road).

SPECIAL WASTE 4605 In the I-1 zone, special waste storage, processing or handling facilities are prohibited. OUTDOOR STORAGE 4606 In the I-1 zone, outdoor storage areas shall be permitted as follows: (5-1-2768) - Circulation and required parking areas for vehicles shall be hard surfaced with

asphalt or concrete. Areas for tracked industrial equipment and outdoor storage may be surfaced with compacted crushed gravel provided proper dust-control measures, limited to magnesium chloride or equivalent, are applied to the gravel surface. Permanent sediment erosion infrastructure, such as landscaping, settlement ponds or equivalent infrastructure, shall be included in the outdoor storage area design."

- Outdoor storage areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage areas shall be drained to an approved discharge point,

screened from adjacent streets and residential lots, and kept in an orderly manner.

- Accessory vehicles and industrial equipment which are stored outside shall be

kept in a storage area. - Outdoor storage of waste material or refuse shall be prohibited.

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May 1, 2019

OFF-STREET PARKING 4607 In the I-1 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4608 In the I-1 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4609 In the I-1 zone, utility services shall be located underground. RECYCLING DEPOT 4610 Notwithstanding Section 4606, materials collected at a recycling depot shall be stored

within a building. GENERAL 4611 Light industrial uses are to be conducted at all times so as to ensure that there are no

external objectionable or dangerous conditions beyond the site so used. ACCESSORY DWELLING - SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2130) 4612 In the I-1 Zone, the regulations for accessory dwelling units are as follows: i) Accessory dwelling units shall be located within the principal industrial building. ii) Accessory dwelling units shall be limited in size to no more than 40% of the

principal industrial building floor area to a maximum of 150 m². iii) Premanufactured homes and modular homes are not a permitted building style.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FORTY-SEVEN - I-1S (INDUSTRIAL PARK) The purpose of the I-1S zone is to encourage the development of an industrial park

accommodating light industry and compatible commercial uses having a high standard of site servicing, landscaping and design.

PERMITTED USES 4701 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4702 are permitted in

the I-1S zone: (5-1-2130) - Accessory dwelling unit subject to Section 4710 - Auction sales - Audio or video production studios or broadcasting stations - Auto body repair - Automobile sales and rentals - Cartage, hauling, moving, and storage - Commercial printing and publishing - Contractor's warehouse and storage yard - Crematorium (5-1-2723) - Food truck or trailer - Government or public utility service centre - Industrial equipment (sales, rental, storage and/or service) - Industry, light - Laboratory - Laundry and dry cleaning plant - Mobile communication installation and service (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Offices associated with construction, engineering, surveying or forestry field

crews and equipment - Office equipment sales, rental and service - Recreation facility (indoor) - Recycling depot - Restaurant to a maximum of 50 seats - Retail sales of building materials and home improvement products - Trade and technology centre - Transportation depots - U-Brew operation - Veterinary clinic - Warehousing/mini-warehousing - Wholesale distribution. PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4702 In the I-1S zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - Armoury in the case of Parcel A, Plan 32790, K.D.Y.D. (1221 McGill Road). - Automobile service in the case of Lot 7, Plan 25609, K.D.Y.D. (937 Laval

Crescent). - Automobile service in the case of Lot 11, Plan 25609, K.D.Y.D. (969 Laval

Crescent).

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May 1, 2019

(5-1-2019) - Automobile service in the case of Lot 13, D.L. 416, Plan 25609, K.D.Y.D. (962 Laval Crescent).

(5-1-2026) - Automobile service in the case of Lot 18, Plan 30304, K.D.Y.D. (961 Camosun

Crescent). (5-1-2027) - Automobile service in the case of Lot 21, Plan 32790, K.D.Y.D., except Parcel A

(DDV39200F) shown on Plan B17691 (101 - 1285 McGill Road). (5-1-2394) - Automobile service in the case of Lot 4, Plan 25609, K.D.Y.D. (919 Laval

Crescent). (5-1-2914) - Counselling and education facility in the case of Plan 30304, Lot 8, Sec. 1,

Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M, K.D.Y.D. - Motor repair and rebuilding specialty shop in the case of Lot 3, Plan 30304

(1278 Dalhousie Drive). - Office use but specifically prohibiting travel agencies, insurance agencies, real

estate offices and medical offices in the case of: • Lot 4, Plan 24346, K.D.Y.D. (710 Laval Crescent); • Lot 12, Plan 25609, K.D.Y.D. (970 Laval Crescent); and • Strata Plan KAS1450, K.D.Y.D. (1314 McGill Road). - Office uses, but specifically prohibiting financial institutions, travel agencies,

insurance agencies, real estate and medical offices in the case of Lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12, Strata Plan KAS910, K.D.Y.D. (1383 McGill Road), and limited to:

- the mezzanine portion of the lot to a maximum of twelve (12) persons

each in the case of Lots 3 to 5, inclusive, and Lots 7 to 10, inclusive; - thirty-seven (37) persons in the case of Lot 1; - forty-two (42) persons in the case of Lot 12. - Office uses to a maximum of eight persons but specifically prohibiting financial

institutions, insurance agencies, real estate and medical offices in the case of the north 7 m of Strata Lot 9, Plan KAS1626, K.D.Y.D. (929 Laval Crescent).

- Rental of party supplies in the case of Lot 18, Plan 30304, K.D.Y.D.

(969 Camosun Crescent). - Retail sale of furniture in the case of Lot 7, Plan 21361, K.D.Y.D. (795 Notre

Dame Drive). (5-1-2320) - Retail sales of appliances in the case of Lot 23, Sec. 1, Tp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M,

K.D.Y.D., Plan 32790 (103 - 1339 McGill Road). (5-1-2015) - Rental of party supplies in the case of Lot 5, Plan 25609, K.D.Y.D. (921A Laval

Crescent). (5-1-2051) - Bylaw 5-1-2020 amendment repealed.

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May 1, 2019

REGULATIONS 4703 In the I-1S zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved or use conducted which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations:

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 1,850 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 9 m Minimum side yard setback 7.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 4.5 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone 20 m Minimum floor area - Principal industrial building (excluding

accessory dwelling unit) 100 m²

Maximum building height 12 m Maximum structure height 24 m Minimum number of principal buildings 1 SPECIAL WASTE 4704 In the I-1S zone, special waste storage, processing or handling facilities are prohibited. 4705 GENERAL REGULATION Light industrial uses are to be conducted at all times so as to ensure that there are no

external, objectionable or dangerous conditions beyond any site so used. OUTDOOR STORAGE/DISPLAY AREAS 4706 In the I-1S zone, outdoor storage/display areas shall be permitted as follows: (5-1-2768) - Circulation and required parking areas for vehicles shall be hard surfaced with

asphalt or concrete. Areas for tracked industrial equipment and outdoor storage may be surfaced with compacted crushed gravel provided proper dust-control measures, limited to magnesium chloride or equivalent, are applied to the gravel surface. Permanent sediment erosion infrastructure, such as landscaping, settlement ponds or equivalent infrastructure, shall be included in the outdoor storage area design.

- Outdoor storage/display areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage areas shall be drained to an approved discharge point,

screened from adjacent streets and residential lots, and kept in an orderly manner.

- Accessory vehicles, industrial equipment or boats which are stored outside shall

be kept in a storage area.

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- Outdoor storage of waste materials, recyclable materials or refuse shall be prohibited.

- Outdoor display areas are permitted in conjunction with automobile, boat or

heavy equipment dealerships or truck sales only. - Outdoor display areas may be unscreened but shall have a 1 m landscape buffer

along the front and side street lot lines, be paved and drained to an approved discharge point and be kept in an orderly manner.

OFF-STREET PARKING 4707 In the I-1S zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4708 In the I-1S zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4709 In the I-1S zone, utility services shall be located underground. ACCESSORY DWELLING - SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2130) 4710 In the I-1S zone, the regulations for accessory dwelling units are as follows: i) Accessory dwelling units shall be located within the principal industrial building. ii) Accessory dwelling units shall be limited in size to no more than 40% of the

principal industrial building floor area to a maximum of 150 m². iii) Premanufactured homes and modular homes are not a permitted building style.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FORTY-EIGHT - I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) The purpose of the I-2 zone is to provide for a full range of industrial uses while

maintaining development standards for an industrial park adjacent to a highway corridor. PERMITTED USES 4801 The following uses and no others except as provided in Section 4802 are permitted in

the I-2 zone: (5-1-2130) - Accessory dwelling unit subject to Section 4809 - Accessory restaurant - Auction sales (5-1-2907) - Cannabis production, subject to Division Three, Section 311A - Composting plant - Crematorium (5-1-2757) - Food truck or trailer - Industry, general - Industrial equipment (sales, rental, storage and/or service) - Laboratory - Mobile home sales and service - Stockyards, but not including a slaughterhouse or abattoir - Truck travel centre - Warehousing/mini-warehousing - Wholesale distribution PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4802 In the I-2 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: - Administrative office, sales and service of premanufactured buildings in the case

of Lot A, Plan KAP48945, K.D.Y.D. (215 Peerless Way). (5-1-2821) - Call centre to a maximum floor area of 3,100 m2 on that part of Lot 1, D.L. 249

and 1633A, K.D.Y.D., Plan EPP64462 (1550 and 1850 Mission Flats Road), that lies to the west of Experimental Farm Road, excluding the southerly 152.2 m adjacent to Mission Flats Road.

- Commercial cardlock/fuel bar including convenience food sales to a maximum of

37 m² of the floor area in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP44507, K.D.Y.D. (10030 Dallas Drive).

- Foundry in the case of Lot B, Plan 35890 (250 Andover Crescent). - Retail sales of automotive products in the case of Lot A, Plan KAP50716,

K.D.Y.D. (215 Andover Crescent). - Tire recycling plant in the case of Lot A, Plan 25693, D.L. 264, K.D.Y.D., except

Plan KAP59854 (155 Lafarge Road).

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May 1, 2019

REGULATIONS 4803 In the I-2 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no plan

of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 2,000 m² Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone 7.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 4.5 m - Except adjacent to a lane or railway 0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone 20 m Minimum floor area - Principal industrial building (excluding

accessory dwelling unit) 100 m²

Maximum building height 16 m Maximum structure height 18 m Minimum number of principal buildings 1 SPECIAL WASTE 4804 In the I-2 zone, special waste storage, processing or handling facilities are prohibited. OUTDOOR STORAGE 4805 In the I-2 zone, outdoor storage areas shall be permitted as follows: (5-1-2768) - Circulation and required parking areas for vehicles shall be hard surfaced with

asphalt or concrete. Areas for tracked industrial equipment and outdoor storage may be surfaced with compacted crushed gravel provided proper dust-control measures, limited to magnesium chloride or equivalent, are applied to the gravel surface. Permanent sediment erosion infrastructure, such as landscaping, settlement ponds or equivalent infrastructure, shall be included in the outdoor storage area design.

- Outdoor storage areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage areas shall be drained to an approved discharge point,

screened from adjacent streets and residential lots, and kept in an orderly manner.

- Accessory vehicles or industrial equipment, including waste materials and refuse,

which are stored outside, shall be kept in a storage area.

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May 1, 2019

OFF-STREET PARKING 4806 In the I-2 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4807 In the I-2 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4808 In the I-2 zone, utility services shall be located underground except that overhead wiring

for hydro, telephone and cable vision shall be permitted on parcels fronting onto Bowers Place and Roper Place.

(5-1-2130) 4809 ACCESSORY DWELLING - SPECIAL CONDITIONS In the I-2 zone, the regulations for accessory dwelling units are as follows: i) Accessory dwelling units shall be located within the principal industrial building. ii) Accessory dwelling units shall be limited in size to no more than 40% of the

principal industrial building floor area to a maximum of 150 m². iii) Premanufactured homes and modular homes are not a permitted building style.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FORTY-NINE - I-3 (HEAVY INDUSTRIAL) The purpose of the I-3 zone is to regulate industry which requires extensive use of

outdoor storage of raw, bulk or extracted materials which is not compatible with other land uses and which requires access to major transportation facilities.

PERMITTED USES 4901 The following uses and no others are permitted in the I-3 zone: (5-1-2130) - Accessory dwelling unit subject to Section 4908 - Accessory restaurant - Automobile wrecking and salvage operations - Batch plant (5-1-2907) - Cannabis production, subject to Division Three, Section 311A - Crematorium - Extractive industry (5-1-2757) - Food truck or trailer - Industry, heavy PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 4901A In the I-3 zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2647) - Recycling Plant in the case of Lot 2, Plan KAP85716, D. L. 249, K.D.Y.D. (1782

Mission Flats Road) REGULATIONS 4902 In the I-3 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered and no plan

of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area 1 ha Minimum lot width 30 m Maximum lot coverage 60% Minimum front yard setback 6 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone 30 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone 10 m Minimum rear yard setback 4.5 m - Except adjacent to a lane or railway 0 m - Except lots adjoining a residential zone 30 m Minimum setback from rivers for storage

petroleum products 30 m

Minimum floor area - Principal industrial building (excluding

accessory dwelling unit) 100 m²

Maximum building height 30 m Maximum structure height 60 m

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May 1, 2019

REGULATIONS – SITE SPECIFIC 4902A In the I-3 zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2647) - The minimum lot area for Lot 2, Plan KAP85716, D. L. 249, K.D.Y.D. (1782

Mission Flats Road), is 0.8 ha. SPECIAL WASTE 4903 In the I-3 zone, special waste storage, processing or handling facilities are prohibited. OUTDOOR STORAGE 4904 In the I-3 zone, outdoor storage shall be permitted as follows: - Outdoor storage areas are permitted as an accessory use only. - Outdoor storage areas must be graded and surfaced with asphalt, concrete or an

approved dust free material and drained to an approved discharge point. - Accessory vehicles or industrial equipment, including waste material and refuse

which are stored outside, shall be kept in a storage area. OFF-STREET PARKING 4905 In the I-3 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING 4906 In the I-3 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division

Fifty-Three. UTILITY SERVICES 4907 In the I-3 zone, utility services shall be located underground. ACCESSORY DWELLING - SPECIAL CONDITIONS (5-1-2130) 4908 In the I-3 zone, the regulations for accessory dwelling units are as follows: i) Accessory dwelling units shall be located within the principal industrial building. ii) Accessory dwelling units shall be limited in size to no more than 40% of the

principal industrial building floor area to a maximum of 150 m². iii) Premanufactured homes and modular homes are not a permitted building style.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FIFTY - T-1 (RAILWAY) The purpose of the T-1 zone is to identify lands used for railway facilities. PERMITTED USES 5001 The following uses and no others are permitted in the T-1 zone: - Railway lines - Railway stations - Railway yards including the storage, maintenance and/or repair of rolling stock

and equipment OFF-STREET PARKING 5002 In the T-1 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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May 1, 2019

DIVISION FIFTY-ONE - T-2 (AIRPORT) The purpose of the T-2 zone is to identify lands used for the Kamloops Airport. PERMITTED USES 5101 The following uses are permitted in the T-2 zone: - Aircraft charter business - Aircraft runways - Aircraft sales and repairs - Airport related commercial and industrial uses - Airport terminal buildings - Flight training schools - Flying clubs (5-1-2757) - Food truck or trailer (5-1-2257) - Mobile food concession - Restaurants only in conjunction with airport terminal buildings - Sale of aircraft fuel only BUILDING HEIGHT 5102 The maximum height shall be determined by the Ministry of Transport, and the Chief

Building Inspector shall be provided with a copy of the Ministry of Transport's decision. OFF-STREET PARKING 5103 In the T-2 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two.

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July 12, 2019

DIVISION FIFTY-TWO - OFF-STREET PARKING APPLICATION (5-1-2502) 5201 The use, construction or erection of any land, building or structure shall provide off-street

parking as specified in this Division. PRE-EXISTING USES 5202 This Division does not apply with respect to land or a building or structure existing at the

time Zoning Bylaw No. 5-1-2001 came into force or which predates any amendments to this Division, so long as the land, building or structure continues to be put to a use that does not require more parking spaces than were required for the use existing at that time and subject to the provisions of Section 911 of the Local Government Act as amended from time to time respecting nonconforming uses.

DOWNTOWN EXEMPTION 5203 Uses, buildings or structures, except Multiple Family Residential, within the CBD (Central

Business District) zone and the Downtown Off-Street Parking Specified Area designated under Bylaw Nos. 14-43 and 14-1-39, and all amendments thereto, are exempted from providing off-street parking. If off-street parking is to be provided, it shall be in accordance with Sections 5207 and 5209.

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July 12, 2019

PARKING CREDIT 5204 1. Every building or structure within the CBD (Central Business District) or C-1T

(Tranquille Road Commercial) zones as of the date of Bylaw No. 5-1-486 (October 3, 1983) has a credit of nine (9) off-street parking spaces with the City of Kamloops. This credit may be used when providing the required number of off-street parking spaces at the time when an addition, enlargement or change in use occurs. Once the off-street parking space credit has been used, the addition, enlargement or change in use of the building or structure must provide the required number of off-street parking spaces.

2. Every legal parcel of land with pre-existing commercial buildings and within a

commercial zone, save and except the CBD (Central Business District) or C-1T (Tranquille Road Commercial) zones as of the date of the adoption of this bylaw shall have a parking credit of four (4) off-street parking spaces with the City of Kamloops. This credit may be used when providing the required number of off-street parking spaces at the time when an enlargement, not exceeding fifty per cent (50%) of the floor area of the original building, or a change in use occurs. Once the off-street parking space credit has been used, enlargement or change in use of the building or structures must provide the required number of off-street parking spaces.

(5-1-2619) 3. Every parcel of land which is zoned for multiple family development (RM-1, RM-2,

RM-2A, RM-3, MHP, MHS, MHS-1, and RC-1) and contains a pre-existing residential dwelling or dwellings shall have a parking credit of two spaces for the purpose of providing a recycling bin enclosure, if the complex uses commercial bins for recycling. This credit may only be used for providing garbage and/or recycling bin enclosures. Complexes utilizing wheeled plastic carts for recycling pick-up are not eligible for this parking credit.

OFF-SITE PARKING 5205 1. An owner of land may provide and maintain off-street parking spaces other than

on the site of the use, building or structure, provided that: a) the off-site parking is located immediately adjacent to or across the

lane, and in no case more than 90 m from the subject property; b) the alternate site is appropriately zoned to permit off-street parking;

and c) a covenant in a form acceptable to the City is registered as a

charge in the Land Title Office against the property on which the off-site parking is located and the property for which the off-site property is required.

2. Section 5205(1) does not apply to a shopping centre development where parking

must be provided on-site.

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ALTERNATE HOURS OF USE 5206 1. Where a building or structure contains more than one use whose hours of

operation do not overlap, the required number of off-street parking spaces shall be the maximum number required for any of those individual uses.

2. Restaurants, coffee shops, nightclubs, cabarets, theatres and other similar

businesses whose premises are located within the CBD (Central Business District) zone or the C-1T (Tranquille Road Commercial) zone and only open for business after 17:00 hours (5:00 p.m.) may provide fifty per cent (50%) of the required number of parking spaces specified in this Division.

NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE PARKING SPACES REQUIRED 5207 The owner or occupier of any land, building or structure shall provide the number of

parking spaces based on the sum of the uses on the site, as specified below unless otherwise stated in this Division. Guidelines for determining the number of minimum parking spaces are as follows:

Type of Use Minimum Requirement Bicycle Parking Assembly Uses:

• Assembly area, fraternal

lodges 10 spaces per 100 m² GLA or 1 space per 7 seats

0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Church, religious sanctuary 5 spaces per 100 m² GLA or 1 space per 10 seats

0.2 spots per 100 m2

Automobile service bays 3 spaces per service bay n/a

(5-1-2670) Daycare Facility, Commercial

4 spaces per 100 m² GLA, of which 1.5 spaces per 100 m² GLA are dedicated as pickup/drop-off spaces

0.2 spots per 100 m2

Entertainment Facilities: • Billiard halls and arcades 2 spaces per 100 m² GLA n/a

• Bingo halls 10 spaces per 100 m² GLA or 1 space per 7 seats

0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Theatres 1 space per 7 seats 0.2 spots per 100 m2 Health Facilities:

• Community care facility

(non-residential) 1 space per activity room 0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Community care facility

(residential) 1 space per 2 patient beds n/a

• Extended or intermediate

care facility 1.0 spaces per 3 patient beds n/a

• Hospital 2 spaces per patient room 0.2 spots per 100 m2 (5-1-2847) High-Tech 2 spaces per 100 m2 GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

Hotel/Motel rooms

1 space per 2 sleeping rooms in the CBD (Central Business District) zone 1 space per sleeping room in all other zones

0.05 spots per 100 m2

Industrial uses, which may include accessory retail use

1.5 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

Medical office 4 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

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Type of Use Minimum Requirement Bicycle Parking

Mini-warehousing 3 spaces per 100 m² of office space

n/a

Mixed uses Sum of separate use requirements 0.2 spots per 100 m2

Museum, library, archives, art gallery

2 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

Neighbourhood pub 1 space per 3 seats 0.2 spots per 100 m2 Offices 3 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2 Personal services 4 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2 Recreation Facilities: • Bowling alley 4 spaces per alley n/a • Curling rink 6 spaces per curling sheet n/a

• Driving, batting or shooting

range 1 space per driving, batting or shooting stall

n/a

• Golf course - Full size, pitch and putt 25 spaces per 9 holes n/a - Miniature golf 1 space per hole n/a

• Gymnasium, roller and

skating rink 4 spaces per 100 m² per rink or activity area

0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Racquet courts 2 spaces per court 0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Water park 25 spaces per 100 m² of water surface area

0.2 spots per 100 m2

Residential:

• Single and two family

residential 2 spaces per dwelling unit n/a

• Multiple family density

0.85 spaces per bachelor unit; 1.1 spaces per 1 bedroom unit; 1.6 spaces per 2 bedroom unit; 2.15 spaces per 3 or more bedroom units; plus an additional 15% for designated visitor parking

0.2 spots per unit

• Multiple family social

housing

0.25 spaces per dwelling unit; plus an additional 15% for designated visitor parking

0.2 spots per unit

(5-1-2847)

• Multiple-family density within the core areas of the North Shore (designated North Shore Town Centre, Tranquille Market Corridor, and MacKenzie Triangle in KAMPLAN)

1 space per dwelling unit; plus an additional 15% for designated visitor parking

0.2 spots per unit

• Multiple family density within the Downtown Off-street Parking Specified Area

1 space per dwelling unit (no additional 15% visitor parking required)

0.2 spots per unit

• Multiple family senior

citizens housing, light care

0.5 spaces per dwelling unit (no additional 15% visitor parking required)

n/a

• Mobile home park 2 spaces per dwelling unit n/a • Dormitory 1 space per 4 sleeping rooms 0.2 spots per unit • Rooming house 2 spaces 0.2 spots per bedroom

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Type of Use Minimum Requirement Bicycle Parking

(5-1-2917)

• Carriage, garden, or secondary suite, or accessory dwelling unit

1 space per dwelling unit n/a

(5-1-2917)

• Carriage, garden, or secondary suite on lots fronting streets with limited parking restrictions and where homeowners are eligible to apply for Residential Parking Permits as per the Traffic Bylaw

No spaces required n/a

Restaurant:

• Restaurant 4 spaces, plus an additional 1 space per 4 seats

0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Restaurant accessory to a hotel/motel or recreation facility

4 spaces, plus an additional 1 space per 8 seats

n/a

• Fast food preparation for

off-site consumption 4 spaces 0.2 spots per 100 m2

Retail Trade: • Retail trade 3 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Retail trade in a commercial

convenience centre 4 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

• Retail trade in a shopping

centre 4.5 spaces per 100 m² GLA 0.2 spots per 100 m2

Schools:

• Elementary and junior secondary schools, Sunday school

1.5 spaces per classroom, library, cafeteria and gymnasium

0.2 per classroom

• Senior secondary 5 spaces per classroom 0.2 per classroom

• Vocational and technical

schools and colleges

1 space per 4 people of designed occupant load of the building as determined by the BC Building Code, plus 1 space per classroom

0.2 per classroom

• Education/training facility

1 space per 4 people of designed occupant load of the building as determined by the BC Building Code, plus 1 space per classroom

0.2 per classroom

Service commercial uses, which may include accessory retail use

1.5 spaces per 100 m² GLA n/a

Veterinary clinic 4 spaces per 100 m² GLA n/a

Warehouse, storage and wholesale distribution areas, which may include accessory retail use

1.5 spaces per 100 m² GLA n/a

METHOD OF CALCULATION 5208 1. GLA (Gross Leasable Area) shall include all floor area except areas used for

heating, electrical services, elevators, hallways, staircases, bathrooms, lobbies, kitchens, lunchrooms, or first aid rooms. GLA includes all mezzanine areas.

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2. Where seating accommodation is used as a measurement for calculating the number of parking spaces required, and such accommodation consists of benches, pews, booths, stand-up counters and the like, each 50 cm of width of such seating accommodation shall count as one seat.

3. Where a use is not specifically referred to in Section 5207, the number of parking

spaces required shall be calculated based on the requirements for a similar use that is listed.

4. Where more than one standard may apply to a use, the standard requiring the

greatest number of parking spaces shall be used. 5. When calculating the number of parking spaces required for a site, building or

structure, a fractional total shall be rounded to the nearest whole number. PARKING SITE SPECIFICATIONS (5-1-2917) 5209 1. All off street parking shall meet the site specifications required in this Section

except for single family residential uses, single family residential uses with residential suites, two family residential uses, and agricultural uses.

2. Every off-street parking space shall: a) be located a minimum distance of 1 m from the municipal road allowance

of a public thoroughfare; (5-1-2766) b) be constructed so as to permit unobstructed access to and egress from

each space at all times, except in the case of townhouse and bareland strata developments, in which case not more than 15% of the required parking spaces shall be provided through a stacked parking configuration, and not more than one of the two stacked parking spaces shall be enclosed.

c) have a vehicle stop to prevent vehicles from encroaching onto a street,

lane, driveway, sidewalk, internal walkway, landscaping or building. 3. Every off-street parking area shall be: a) graded in a manner so as to contain all surface water on-site and drain to

a municipal storm sewer system. If no storm sewer system is available for connection, surface water shall be disposed of on-site in a dry well rock pit designed by a Professional Engineer and approved by the Chief Building Inspector;

b) surfaced with asphaltic concrete or equivalent material; c) finished so that individual spaces, manoeuvring aisles, entrances and exits

are clearly marked by curbs, painted lines, signs or other appropriate means. Such markings shall be maintained to ensure legibility;

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d) provided with parking aisles at right angles to the building face where practical. Where not practical, parking aisles shall be provided with pedestrian walkways between the building entrances and parking areas, municipal sidewalks, garbage and storage areas;

e) designed so that all traffic manoeuvring into and out of parking spaces and

aisles is carried out on-site; f) provided with parking aisles limited to a maximum 50 m in length; g) adequately lit and so arranged that all direct rays of artificial light are

reflected upon the parking area and not on any adjoining properties; h) served by an access road having no more than a ten per cent (10%)

grade; i) at least 1.5 m from a window to a habitable room; j) graded so that the slope of any parking space or manoeuvring aisle,

excluding access driveways, does not exceed six per cent (6%) grade; k) provided with space for buggy storage for shopping centres having a gross

leasable area of 4,645 m² or greater; l) provided with landscaped screening (the obstruction from the view of

streets, highways, or adjacent properties) for all exposed parking, service, storage, and garbage areas and service kiosks;

m) provided with raised concrete curbing where circulation aisles and parking

aisles intersect. The islands created by the raised concrete curbing shall be a minimum of 1.5 m in width and shall be landscaped; and

n) landscaped so that visibility is maintained between 0.5 m and 1.8 m above

finished grade within this site. 4. Off-street parking spaces and areas shall be designed to comply with the following

minimum standards, except that: a) where truck parking is required, truck parking stalls shall be 4 m wide by

25 m long; and b) all circulation aisles providing access/egress to required truck parking

stalls shall have a minimum 4.5 m wide carriageway per lane and be designed to accommodate trucks having a minimum 14.5 m diameter outside turning radius.

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STANDARD SIZED PARKING STALLS AT VARIOUS ANGLES

Stall Dimensions - 2.7 m wide by 5.7 m long

DESCRIPTION SYMBOL

ANGLE OF PARKING

45º metres

60º metres

75º metres

90º metres

Stall Depth A 5.7 6.0 6.0 5.7

Stall Depth, Interlock

B 4.9 5.5 5.8 5.7

Aisle Width, One-Way

C 4.3 4.9 7.0 7.3

Aisle Width, Two-Way

C 7.3 7.3 7.3 7.3

SMALL SIZED PARKING STALLS AT VARIOUS ANGLES

Stall Dimensions - 2.5 m wide by 4.9 m long

DESCRIPTION SYMBOL ANGLE OF PARKING

45º metres

60º metres

75º metres

90º metres

Stall Depth A 5.2 5.5 5.4 4.9

Stall Depth, Interlock

B 4.5 5.0 5.2 4.9

Aisle Width, One-Way

C 4.3 4.3 5.4 7.3

Aisle Width, Two-Way

C 7.3 7.3 7.3 7.3

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SMALL CAR PARKING (5-1-2852) 5210 1. Of the required number of parking spaces provided on a given site, a maximum of

30% may be designed to accommodate small car parking. 2. Off-street parking for a multiple-family or a mixed-use development may have a

maximum of 50% small car parking spaces that are located in a structured parking facility.

3. Small car parking spaces shall not be sited on a vehicle circulation aisle that

intersects with a municipal street. 4. Each small car parking space shall include a sign clearly labelled with the words

‘Parking Space for Small Car Only’, which is not less than 1.5 m above the ground as measured to the bottom of the sign.

PARKING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 5211 Where more than ten (10) parking spaces are provided, every off-street parking area

shall provide one per cent (1%) of the required spaces, with a minimum of one space, for the use of persons with disabilities. Each space shall be:

a) at least 3.7 m wide; b) finished with a slip-resistant, level surface; c) located as close as possible to a main accessible building entrance; and d) clearly identified for its restricted usage by a freestanding sign not less than 1.5 m

above ground measured to the bottom of the sign and incorporating the international symbol of accessibility for persons with disabilities.

STORAGE AND DISPLAY 5212 No required off-street parking space may be used for the display, storage, sale or rental

of vehicles, trailers, boats or other products and materials. MAGAZINE STORAGE 5213 Drive-in businesses and car washes which involve the stacking of vehicles shall provide a

magazine storage area at least 2.75 m wide by 17.0 m long on site. Unless specified otherwise, all other developments shall have a minimum 6 m magazine storage at access points.

DRIVE-THROUGH ACCESS LANE 5214 Businesses providing drive-through services shall provide a vehicle access lane at least

3.65 m wide. VISITOR PARKING 5215 Visitor parking must be visually identified and not used exclusively by individual dwelling

units or residents.

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ON-SITE BICYCLE PARKING 5216 1. Where any new development is proposed that involves the expansion of building

floor area or where there is a change in use that requires a development application, off-street bicycle parking shall be provided by the property owner in accordance with Section 5207, Number of Automobile and Bicycle Parking Spaces Required. Development taking place in commercial convenient centres, shopping malls, or mixed commercial and multiple family residential buildings that require a development application shall establish an integrated system for providing bicycle parking for the whole site.

2. Bicycle parking stalls shall be a minimum of 0.6 m in width and 1.8 m in length,

have a vertical clearance of at least 2.1 m, and be situated on a hard surface. 3. Aisles between bicycle racks shall be a minimum of 1.2 m in width. 4. A plan showing the provision of bicycle parking shall be submitted for approval

prior to the issuance of a Building Permit. A minimum number of bicycle stalls required is one, unless otherwise indicated in Section 5207 and Section 5216(1).

5. Bicycle racks shall be constructed of theft resistant material; be securely anchored

to the floor, building, or ground; shall support the bicycle frame above the centre of gravity; and enable the bicycle frame and front or rear wheel to be locked with a U-shaped lock.

6. A minimum of 40 per cent (40%) of all bicycle parking stalls shall be dedicated for

customer or visitor parking. Bicycle racks for visitors shall be located in a convenient, well-lit location that is easily accessible by visitors and shall be placed so as not to obstruct pedestrian circulation. For office uses, all 60% of bicycle parking stalls required for staff/employees shall be located in a fully secured enclosure.

7. For multiple family developments where each unit is designed with and has

access to its own garage space, no bicycle parking shall be required. 5217 PERMITTED AUTOMOBILE PARKING SPACE REDUCTIONS 1. In order to encourage the construction of smaller, more affordable residential units

and to encourage sustainable development practices, the minimum parking requirements listed in Section 5207 may be decreased for each desired characteristic or amenity provided, to a maximum reduction of ten per cent (10%) per parcel, as indicated below.

2. Where parking reductions are being permitted through the Development Incentive

Matrix of the North Shore Neighbourhood Plan, the maximum permitted parking reduction under this Section is five per cent (5%).

3. Where proof of a characteristic or amenity is required, it shall be submitted prior to

receiving final approval of the proposed development at the Development Permit and/or Building Permit stage.

4. Excluding heritage building conversions, parking calculation reductions are permitted only after achieving one of the mandatory characteristics/amenities (either A or B) listed below:

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CHARACTERISTIC OR AMENITY

MANDATORY: (MEET ONE)

A

Construction of a Multiple Family, Mixed-use, or Commercial development directly abutting a road located on a transit route.

B

Construction of a Multiple Family, Mixed-use, or Commercial development within 200 m of a town centre (as defined in the Official Community Plan) or a commercial convenience centre (as defined in Division Four of this bylaw).

DECREASE TOTAL PARKING CALCULATION

BY:

7%

Provision of a minimum of fifty per cent (50%) of the total units in a Multiple Family development as affordable housing units (consistent with the affordable housing definition of CMHC); requires submission of a Housing Agreement.

5%

Provision of a secure, heated, and covered bicycle storage area for a minimum of twenty per cent (20%) of the total number of residential units, over and above the minimum bike parking required in Section 5208.

5%

Provision of a year-long transit pass, for a minimum of five consecutive years, for the number of residents equal to five per cent (5%) of the total number of units; requires submission of a security bond equal to one hundred per cent (100%) of the total number of transit passes purchased for the total five year period.

5% + no Visitor Parking requirement

Conversion of existing residential buildings located within the downtown core, built pre-1950, to multiple family units.

7%

Construction of a Multiple Family development with a minimum of fifty per cent (50%) of the total units constructed as bachelor units (excludes social housing units).

(5-1-2852)

Up to 10%

Where a development qualifies for a parking reduction through a prescribed characteristic, a $6,000 payment in lieu of a parking space will be accepted.

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DIVISION FIFTY-THREE - LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING REGULATIONS

APPLICATION 5301 Uses identified within this bylaw shall provide landscaping, screening and fencing as

specified within this Division. Landscaping means the physical arrangement and maintenance of hard and soft landscaping materials on a site for the purpose of enhancing the functional and aesthetic qualities of that site.

DEFINITIONS 5302 "Landscaping Materials, Hard" include: fences, decorative walls, retaining walls,

planters, sculptures, foundations, decorative pools, decorative rocks, or other similar materials in a landscaped area.

"Landscaping Materials, Soft" include: trees, shrubs, vines, ground covers, flowers,

grass, soil, mulches or other similar materials in a landscaped area. BOULEVARD 5303 The developer and/or property owner shall be responsible for soft landscaping the

boulevard area. LANDSCAPING AREA 5304 a) All areas of the site not covered by approved buildings, display areas, storage

areas, off-street parking and loading and manoeuvring aisles shall be landscaped.

b) Notwithstanding Subsection 5304(a), a minimum amount of landscaping shall be

provided. The minimum requirements are specified in Section 5310. c) Boulevard areas shall not be included within the calculation of the landscaped

area required in Subsection 5304(b). LANDSCAPING TYPE 5305 a) Landscaping shall be consistent with "Landscape Guidelines for Development",

prepared by the City of Kamloops, and policies of "KAMPLAN: The Official Community Plan" as amended from time to time.

b) Massed planting and xeriscape landscaping are the preferred landscaping

techniques. Massed planting means landscaping using groups of trees, shrubs and ground covers which, over time and with the growth of the plants, allows the spaces between the plants to be reduced to provide a continuous mass of plant material.

c) Native landscaping can be used where it is consistent with the character of adjacent sites or is recommended in City design guidelines or policy. Native landscaping means the use of indigenous plant species.

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LANDSCAPING LOCATION 5306 Where landscaping is required, it shall be located in the front of buildings or along

highways or property lines to mask or separate: a) outdoor storage; b) industrial uses from commercial and residential uses; c) commercial uses from residential uses; d) residential, commercial and industrial uses from highways; and e) waste disposal and treatment sites from commercial and residential uses and

highways. LANDSCAPE PLANS AND PROCEDURE 5307 a) Applications for a Building Permit to alter the siting, size or dimensions of a

building or structure, other than for a single or two family residence, shall be accompanied by a detailed landscape plan for the site and boulevard areas. A landscape plan means a plan or drawing which illustrates the following:

• metric scale; • north arrow; • total area of on-site landscaping; property lines, rights of way and existing and future roads; • existing hard and soft landscaping and any proposed changes to these

features; • identification of all buildings and structures; • identification of all soft landscape materials in a plant material list which

will include common and botanical plant names, initial and mature plant sizes and calipers, and quantities of each species;

• proposed plant spacing; and • details of hard landscaping including design and materials. b) The landscape plan must be approved prior to the issuance of a Building Permit. c) Security for the provision of landscaping shall be submitted in accordance with

the regulations of the City of Kamloops Building Bylaw, as amended from time to time.

MAINTENANCE 5308 All landscaping shall be maintained in good condition in conformance with the approved

landscape plan. In the event of failure to comply, the City may enter upon the site and maintain the landscaping at the expense of the property owner, the cost of which will be added to the owner's current year's taxes.

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SCREENING AND FENCING 5309 a) In all residential zones (RS-1, RS-1S, RS-2, RS-3, RS-4, RS-5, RT-1, RT-2,

RT-3, RM-1, RM-2, RM-2A, RM-3, MHS, MHS-1), the following fences are permitted:

• fences to a maximum of 1 m high shall be permitted in any yard; • fences to a maximum of 2 m high shall be permitted in the rear and side

yard except that maximum fence height shall be 1 m in a yard that abuts any street; and

(5-1-2525) • fences to a maximum height of 2 m shall be permitted in a rear yard and side street yard abutting an arterial or major collector road subject to the following:

- a setback of 1 m where the boulevard is landscaped and requires maintenance provided:

• a 0.8 m gate is installed; • the 1 m setback is planted with a combination of

groundcover and shrubs and/or trees; • traffic sightlines are maintained as described in condition

(e) below; or - at property line where the boulevard has naturalized landscaping

and access is prohibited provided traffic sightlines are maintained as described in condition (e) below.

b) In all multiple family residential zones (RM-1, RM-2, RM-2A, RM-3, RC-1), the

following areas shall be screened from the view of streets, highways or adjacent properties:

• outdoor and rooftop equipment including mechanical, electrical or other

service equipment; • outdoor garbage bins; and • parking areas. c) In all country residential zones (CR-1, CR-2, CR-3), fences to a maximum of 2 m

high shall be permitted in any yard. (5-1-2628) d) Where soft landscape features utilized for screening purposes (e.g. hedges) are

located in any yard abutting a street, including an arterial or major collector road, they shall comply with the height requirements for fences.

i) in all zones, fences to a maximum of 3 m high shall be permitted in the

rear yard only for properties directly abutting a railway. e) There shall be no obstruction to the line of vision above the 1 m level measured

from the average height of the crown of streets within an area bounded by the centre line of intersecting or intercepting streets and a line joining on each of the centre lines 25 m from their intersections.

f) Fences around a swimming pool shall comply with the requirements of the City of

Kamloops Building Bylaw as amended from time to time.

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g) Automobile wrecking and junk yard shall be located within a solid wall or fence between 2.5 m and 3.5 m in height.

h) Any area or structure used for the operation of commercial or hobby kennels

shall be effectively screened by fencing, trees, or hedges to a minimum of 1.5 m in height.

(5-1-2442) 5310 LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING REQUIREMENTS

LANDSCAPING, SCREENING AND FENCING REQUIREMENTS

COMMERCIAL

INSTITUTIONAL AND

RECREATION

INDUSTRIAL

ZONES

CB

D

C-1

T

C-1

C-2

C-3

C-3

T

C-4

C-5

C-6

C-7

C-8

P-2

P-3

P-4

P-5

P-7

I-1

I-1S

I-2

I-3

I Fences to a maximum of 1 m high shall be permitted in any yard. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

II Fences to a maximum of 2 m high shall be permitted in rear and side yards - except that maximum fence heights shall be

1 m in a yard that abuts a street. • • • • • • • • • • • • •

III Fences to a maximum of 2 m high shall be permitted in any yard. • •

IV The following areas shall be screened from the view of highways and adjacent properties:

a) outdoor and rooftop equipment including

mechanical, electrical or other service equipment; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

b) outdoor garbage bins; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

c) approved outdoor storage areas;

d) parking areas. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

V The development shall be screened by a 2 m high view obscuring fence where the property adjoins a residentially area or faces residentially zoned lots across a lane. • • • •

VI Landscaping shall be provided for not less than ( )% of the developed site. 5 5 5 15 10 10 5 15 10 10 10 15 15 15 15 15 5 10 5 5

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GARBAGE AND RECYCLING BIN ENCLOSURES (5-1-2619) 5311 Where the property utilizes commercial garbage and recycling bins, each bin shall be

screened from the street, adjacent properties, and the general public. To achieve this, all garbage and recycling bins must be enclosed in either:

a) One or more combined garbage and/or recycling enclosures as shown in Figure 1

below; or b) Separate enclosures for garbage and recycling each meeting the specifications

shown in Figure 2 below.

Figure 1: Combined Garbage and Recycling Bin Enclosure

Figure 2: Single Garbage or Recycling Bin Enclosure

The following conditions apply to any garbage and/or recycling bin enclosures: a) The vehicle approach to the enclosure shall have a maximum 3% grade for a

minimum of 15 m, and include a 3.6 m long hard surface apron capable of withstanding a front axle weight of 16,330 kg per axle;

b) The enclosure shall be located so that collection vehicles do not back onto City

streets; c) Access to the enclosure must provide an 11 m turning radius for garbage

collection vehicles; d) The enclosure must be at least 1.8 m high, non-roofed, made of view obscuring

materials, and must include a hard surfaced floor;

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e) Bollards located at the rear of the enclosure must be at least 1 m high, 100 mm concrete-filled pipe, penetrating a minimum of 0.3 m into the ground;

f) The enclosure must be oriented away from adjacent properties and from the

street; g) Where the front of the enclosure is visible from the street, adjacent properties, or

high exposure public areas, the entrance to the enclosure must include gates that feature:

i) support posts of a minimum 89 mm Sch. 40 Steel; ii) minimum 150 mm non-pneumatic wheels; iii) minimum 0.6 m long pins capable of preventing the gates from swinging

open or closed; iv) no centre post; and v) a means to re-tension gates if sagging occurs.

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DIVISION FIFTY-FOUR - CD (COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT) The purpose of the CD zone is to provide a zone that allows for the creation of

comprehensive site specific land use regulations for properties within the City. Circumstances are such that control by conventional zones would be inappropriate or inadequate with regard to existing or future surrounding developments or to the interest of the applicant or to the public.

APPLICATION 5401 This zone shall only be created where the following conditions are met: a) the proposed development is, in the opinion of City Council, considered

appropriate for the site with regard to the policies and objectives of the Official Community Plan and any other applicable City plan or policy; or

b) the use of any other zone in the Zoning Bylaw to accommodate the proposed

development would, in the opinion of City Council, result in potential conflicts with the scale and character of existing or future surrounding development, should the full development potential of such zone be utilized; or

c) the proposed development is of a scale, character, or complexity requiring

comprehensive planning and implementation that, in the opinion of City Council, is of a unique form or nature not contemplated or reasonably regulated by another zone.

5402 In addition to the information required by the Zoning Bylaw Amendment Procedures

Bylaw, the applicant shall also provide the following information: a) support rationale explaining why a Comprehensive Development Zone is

desirable for the site, having regard to section 5401 above; b) a proposed zone, laid out in a similar format to the standard zone, which includes:

the general purpose of the zone, a list of permitted uses for the site, a list of regulations for the site, and a list of any other regulations that may apply in addition or instead of any regulation in this bylaw and sign regulations, if different, from the Sign Bylaw;

c) a narrative documenting the opinions and concerns of surrounding property

owners and residents obtained through a public information program and how the proposed development responds to these concerns, together with a summary of the methods used to obtain such input;

d) a site plan and/or elevations may be required to be attached to the specific CD

zone as a schedule, where, in the opinion of City Council, the complexity of the proposed development is such that a site plan and/or elevations would be necessary to clarify or interpret the written regulations of the specific CD zone.

5403 The regulations of Division Three, Four, Fifty-Two, and Fifty-Three shall apply to all

development within sites zoned as CD, unless such regulations are specifically excluded or modified by the CD zone.

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5404 If located in a Development Permit Area, the Comprehensive Development Zone shall specify the nature of development that may be permitted, or which requires a Development Permit, in accordance with the Official Community Plan.

5405 CD zones shall be designated on the Zoning Map by "CD" followed by the reference

number of the CD zone. 5406 CD zones shall be included in Schedule "B" to Zoning Bylaw No. 5-1-2001. (5-1-2214) a) CD-1 (Orchards Walk Comprehensive Development Zone One). (5-1-2317) b) CD-2 (McGill Road/Summit Drive Comprehensive Development Zone Two). (5-1-2339) c) CD-3 (Copperhead Drive/Hugh Allan Drive Comprehensive Development Zone

Three). (5-1-2389) d) CD-4 (Qu'Appelle Boulevard Comprehensive Development Zone Four). (5-1-2427) e) CD-5 (West Highlands Comprehensive Development Zone Five). (5-1-2478) f) CD-6 (RiverBend Seniors Community Living Comprehensive Development Zone

Six). (5-1-2519) g) CD-8 (Cottonwood Comprehensive Development Zone Eight). (5-1-2741) h) CD-10 (West McGill Comprehensive Development Zone Ten). (5-1-2799) i) CD-11 (Thompson Rivers University Comprehensive Development Zone Eleven).

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Schedule "B"

CD-1 - Orchards Walk Comprehensive Development Zone One DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-1 zone, the following definitions apply. Community Care Facility means any facility licensed under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act; the density for a facility licensed under Community Care and Assisted Living Act will be assessed as one-half of a multiple-family dwelling unit for each resident or person-in-care bedroom within the facility. Guest Suite means one or more rooms used or intended to be used for residential accommodations that contain sleeping and sanitary facilities, but do not include cooking facilities. A guest suite may be located within the principal dwelling or the accessory building. Secondary Suite means a second dwelling unit having a total floor area of not more 90 m2 in area and having a floor space less than 40 per cent of the habitable floor space of the principal building. A secondary suite may be located within the principal dwelling or the accessory building. Neighbourhood Amenity Facility means a facility with corresponding outdoor space, wherein residents of the neighbourhood gather to participate in various social and recreational activities. The Neighbourhood Amenity Facility may include, but is not limited to, meeting rooms, fitness clubs, swimming pools, tennis courts, clubhouses, playgrounds, daycare facilities, and similar recreational and social facilities. Single-family Residential means the following types of dwelling units: fully detached dwelling units, semi-detached dwelling units, and duplexes with party wall, and in each case, whether on a fee simple or bare land strata lot. PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-1 zone is to provide a zone for the development of a variety of residential uses, park uses, and a mixed-use village centre all integrated into a comprehensive bare land or conventional strata residential neighbourhood. The CD-1 zone is divided into Subzone "A", Subzone "B", and Subzone "C". The CD-1 zone Map 1 shows the location of the CD-1 zone and the subzones within. Each subzone in the CD-1 zone has regulations pertaining to the subzone. REGULATIONS In the CD-1 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulation.

Column 1 Column 2

Maximum total number of dwelling units permitted 894

Minimum percentage of total dwelling units in Subzone "B" 30%

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Column 1 Column 2

Maximum unit distribution percentage for Subzones "A" and "C"

- Multiple family residential in single and two family residential form

15%-85%

- Multiple family residential in attached units 15%-85%

Maximum combined total commercial gross floor area 2,500 m²

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CD-1 Subzone "A"

The purpose of the CD-1 Subzone "A" is to provide an area for the development of a variety of residential and park uses all integrated into a bare land or conventional strata residential neighbourhood.

PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in CD-1 Subzone "A": Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons Guest suite Home-based business Multiple family residential consisting of single family and two family dwellings Multiple family residential Parks, active and passive recreation Residential care facility Secondary suite CD-1 Subzone "B" The purpose of the CD-1 Subzone "B" is to provide an area for the development of a variety of residential uses, park uses, and a mixed-use village centre all integrated into a bare land or conventional strata mixed-use neighbourhood. PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in CD-1 Subzone "B": Bakery Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons Community care facility Daycare facility Entertainment facility Financial institution Fruit and vegetable stand Guest suites Home-based business Laundry and dry cleaning Medical office Multiple family residential Multiple family residential consisting of single family and two family dwellings Neighbourhood amenity facility Neighbourhood convenience store Office Parks, active and passive recreation Personal service Restaurant Retail trade, excluding liquor sales, neighbourhood pubs, night clubs, and cabarets Secondary suites Video outlet

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REGULATIONS In the CD-1 Subzone "B", no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out below. 1. Total combined Commercial use in CD-1 Subzone "B" shall not exceed a total gross

floor area of 2,500 m². 2. No individual Office commercial unit in CD-1 Subzone "B" shall exceed a total gross floor

area of 465 m². 3. No individual Medical office commercial unit in CD-1 Subzone "B" shall exceed a total

gross floor area of 465 m². 4. No individual Retail commercial unit in CD-1 Subzone "B" shall exceed a total gross floor

area of 930 m². 5. A Neighbourhood Amenity Facility shall be provided in Subzone "B" and shall be a

minimum gross floor area of 464 m2 in size and shall be constructed prior to issuance of a Building Permit for the 400th dwelling unit.

CD-1 Subzone "C" The purpose of the CD-1 Subzone "C" is to provide an area for the development of a variety of residential uses and park uses all integrated into a bare land or conventional strata residential neighbourhood. PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in CD-1 Subzone "C": Boarders or lodgers to a maximum of two persons Guest suites Home-based business Multiple family residential consisting of single family and two family dwellings Multiple family residential Parks, active and passive recreation Residential care facility Secondary suites

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Schedule "B"

CD-2 - McGill Road/Summit Drive Comprehensive Development Zone Two

DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-2 zone, the following definitions apply. BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES means development used to provide support services to businesses and which are characterized by one or more of the use of minor mechanical equipment for printing, duplicating, binding or photographic processing, secretarial services, the provision of office maintenance or custodial services, the provision of office security, and the sale, rental, repair or servicing of office equipment, furniture, and machines. Typical uses include printing establishments, testing laboratories, film processing establishments, janitorial firms and office equipment sales, repair establishments, and sign shops. HEALTH SERVICES means development used for the provision of physical or mental health services on an out-patient basis. Services may be of a preventative, diagnostic, treatment, therapeutic, rehabilitative, or counselling nature. Typical uses include medical and dental offices, chiropractors, massage therapists, acupuncture clinics, health clinics and counselling services. PUBLIC EDUCATION SERVICES means development which is publicly supported and involves assembly for education, training, or instruction purposes and includes administration offices and maintenance/storage facilities required for the daily operation of the facility on the same site or within the same School District. Typical uses include, but are not limited to, public and separate schools, community colleges, universities, and technical and vocational schools and their administrative offices. PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND CULTURAL EXHIBITS means development related to the collection of literary, artistic, musical, and similar reference materials in the form of books, manuscripts, recordings, and films for public use, or development for the collection, preservation, and public exhibition of works, or objects of historical, scientific, or artistic value. Typical uses include libraries, museums, and art galleries. RETAIL LIQUOR SALES means development used for the retail sale of liquor, wine, beer, and other alcoholic beverages. Typical uses include provincially operated liquor retail stores, licensee retail stores, and VQA wine retail stores. PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-2 zone is to provide for a large scale mixed-use commercial/residential development appropriate for this key location and major gateway node formed by the McGill Road/Summit Drive intersection and entry to Thompson Rivers University. The development is designed to incorporate principles of land use and urban design as identified in the McGill Corridor/Southgate Project Concept Plan and specific features in keeping with key elements of the McGill Corridor Development Permit Guidelines. Attracting both the university community and the general public to this mixed use commercial area is a priority. The CD-2 zone is divided into 4 subzones. Map 1 shows the location of the CD-2 zone and the subzones within. Each subzone in the CD-2 zone may have different regulations.

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PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the CD-2 zone: • Business Support Services • Daycare Facility • Health Services • Hotel

5-1-2859 • Liquor primary licensed personal services business to a maximum of 65 m2 in the case of Lot A, Plan EPP47665, Sec. 1, Twp. 20, Rge. 18, W6M (765 McGill Road)

• Medical Office • Neighbourhood Pub • Office • Recreation Facility - Indoor • Personal Service • Public Educational Service • Public Libraries and Cultural Exhibit • Multiple Family Residential • Restaurant • Retail Liquor Sales • Retail Trade • Video Outlet REGULATIONS In the CD-2 zone no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulation. Unless otherwise stated, the following regulations apply to the CD-2 zone.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum/Maximum total number of dwelling units permitted

100/200

Minimum/Maximum Height (storeys) Subzone A/B 3/8

Minimum/Maximum Height (storeys) Subzone C 3/21

Minimum/Maximum Height (storeys) Subzone D 2/4

Minimum/Maximum commercial area 4,645 m²/9,290 m²

Maximum office commercial 3,716 m²

Maximum site coverage, including parking area and driveways

75%

Minimum front yard setback 3.0 m

Minimum side/rear yard setback 3.0 m

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PARKING In the CD-2 zone the following parking regulations shall apply:

Multiple Family Residential 1.2 spaces per dwelling unit up to two bedrooms per unit. An additional 0.5 stall per unit shall be provided for units in excess of two bedrooms.

Commercial 3 spaces per 100 m² gross leasable area.

GENERAL Subzones A-C must include a mix of commercial and residential uses. All areas of the site not covered by approved buildings and off-street parking shall be landscaped.

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Schedule "B"

CD-3 - Copperhead Drive/Hugh Allan Drive Comprehensive Development Zone Three PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-3 zone is to provide for a mixed use neighbourhood commercial/multiple family residential development on the parcel of land located at the corner of Copperhead Drive/Hugh Allan Drive intersection. The development will consist of a mixed use of multiple-family residential above a commercial use as well as the development of ground-oriented (townhouse) multiple family residential developments on the subject property. PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the CD-3 zone: • Multiple Family Residential • Daycare Facility

(5-1-2651) • Daycare Facility, Commercial, which means a facility located in the commercial area and which provides care to either children or adults for a maximum of 13 hours per day, which shall be licensed in accordance with the Community Care and Assisted Living Act

• Drug Store • Entertainment Facility • Office - to a maximum floor area of 200 m2 • Laundry and Dry Cleaning • Neighbourhood Convenience Store • Personal Service • Restaurant • Video Outlet REGULATIONS In the CD-3 zone no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulation. Unless otherwise stated, the following regulations apply to the CD-3 zone.

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Column 1 Column 2

Minimum Lot Area 4,200 m

Maximum Lot Coverage 40%

Minimum/Maximum total number of dwelling units permitted above the commercial use

2/4

Minimum/Maximum total number of townhouse units permitted

6/12

Minimum/Maximum commercial area 400 m2/1,000 m2

Minimum/Maximum residential area 1,000 m2/3,000 m2

Minimum front yard setback 3 m

Minimum side yard setback 3 m

Minimum side street setback 3 m

Minimum rear yard setback 5 m

Maximum building height 3 storeys to a maximum of 10 m

OFF-STREET PARKING In the CD-3 zone, the following parking regulations shall apply: 1. Multiple Family Residential 1.5 Spaces per dwelling unit, with the allowance of 1

stacked parking space per townhouse dwelling unit 2. Commercial 3 spaces per 100 m2 GLA

(5-1-2651) 3. Daycare Facility, Commercial 4 spaces per 100 m2 GLA (gross leasable area), of which 1.5 spaces per 100 m2 of GLA are dedicated as pick-up/drop-off spaces.

LANDSCAPING, AMENITY AREA, SCREENING, AND FENCING In the CD-3 zone, landscaping, screening, and fencing shall comply with Division Fifty-Three. 1. A minimum of 20 per cent of the site area is to be provided as landscaping. 2. An amenity area for the multiple family residential development is not required in the

CD-3 zone. UTILITY SERVICES In the CD-3 zone, utility services shall be located underground. GENERAL The CD-3 zone must include a mix of commercial and residential uses.

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Schedule "B"

CD-4 - Qu'Appelle Boulevard Comprehensive Development Zone Four PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-4 zone is to provide a zone for the development to flow density, multiple family units in a compact, row housing format that is integrated into a bareland or conventional residential strata. All buildings will have a strong front yard appeal along Qu'Appelle Boulevard and vehicle access will be from a rear lane. Housing units will be clustered in groups with 2-8 units per structure. The variety of unit sizes will create an attractive visual pattern along the street front. PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the CD-4 zone: • Two Family Residential • Multiple Family Residential • Home-based Business • Boarders or Lodgers to a Maximum of Two Persons • Residential Care Facility REGULATIONS In the CD-4 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations. Unless otherwise stated, the following regulations apply to the CD-4 zone.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum/maximum total number of dwelling units permitted 24/44 per ha

Minimum/maximum height storeys 2/3

Maximum site coverage 65%

Minimum front, side, and rear yard setback 3 m

OFF-STREET PARKING In the CD-4 zone, the following parking regulations shall apply: 1. 2.0 spaces per dwelling unit. 2. Parking will be provided on-site and accessible from the rear lane (not Qu'Appelle

Boulevard). 3. Visitor parking will not be required.

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LANDSCAPING, AMENITY AREA, SCREENING, AND FENCING In the CD-4 zone, landscaping screening and fencing shall comply with Division Forty-Three except for the following:

1. A minimum of 30 per cent of the site area is to be provided and will include landscaping

in the front yard on Qu'Appelle Boulevard as well as developed patio and/or landscaped area in the rear yard.

2. An amenity area is not required in the CD-4 zone. 3. Fences are not permitted in the front yard on Qu'Appelle Boulevard.

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Schedule "B"

CD-5 - West Highlands Comprehensive Development Zone Five 1. Within the CD-5 zone, the lands shall be developed in general accordance with the plans

of the Comprehensive Development Project as approved and incorporated as shown on Attachment "A".

2. In accordance with the Official Community Plan, all commercial, emergency, and protective services and multiple family residential areas are designated as Development Permit Areas. Fee simple single family residential areas are excluded from Development Permit requirements.

3. Regulations for the CD-5 zone not listed herein will revert to and comply with the City of Kamloops Zoning Bylaw regulations.

DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-5 zone, the following definitions apply. COMMERCIAL CONVENIENCE CENTRE means a small-scale shopping centre consisting of a building, a group of buildings, or a portion of a residential building located on one lot having a shared access and communal parking totally provided on site and having a total floor area not greater than 900 m2. Uses are limited to: • cold beer and wine store • daycare facility, commercial • drug store • health services • neighbourhood pub • neighbourhood convenience store • office, to a maximum floor area of 100 m2 • personal service • private club • restaurant • recreation facility (indoor) • veterinary clinic excluding outdoor kennels COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL means a development of single and two family dwellings in a bare land strata subdivision. CONGREGATE HOUSING means housing consisting of a building or group of buildings located on one lot and in the form of multiple sleeping units where residents may or may not be provided with common living facilities, meal preparation, laundry services and room cleaning. Congregate housing may also include other services such as transportation for routine medical appointments and counselling. The following types of facilities would fall under the definition of congregate housing: a) Community Care Facility, Residential. b) Extended and Intermediate Care Facility. c) Senior Citizens Housing in a multiple family residential development. d) Senior Citizen Housing, Light Care.

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(5-1-2609) DAYCARE FACILITY, COMMERCIAL means a facility located in a commercial convenience centre and which provide care to either children or adults for a maximum of 13 hours per day, which shall be licensed in accordance with the Community Care Facility Act. Occupancy shall be limited to 80 persons, excluding staff members. DAYCARE FACILITY, RESIDENTIAL means a facility providing care to either children or adults for a maximum of 11 hours per day, which shall be licensed in accordance with the Community Care Facility Act. Occupancy shall be limited to 10 persons, excluding staff members in the case of out-of-school care centres and 8 persons, excluding staff members, for all other daycares. In no case shall daycare facilities, residential be located within low or medium density multiple family housing. EMERGENCY AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES means a public facility used by fire protection, police, ambulance, or other such services as a base of operations. HEALTH SERVICES means development used for the provision of physical or mental health services on an outpatient basis. Services may be of a preventative, diagnostic, treatment, therapeutic, rehabilitative, or counselling nature. Typical uses include medical and dental offices, chiropractors, massage therapists, acupuncture clinics, health clinics, and counselling services. LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILY HOUSING means low-rise ground oriented residential housing on a single lot. Such housing includes, row housing, townhouses, and semi-detached housing in a conventional strata subdivision and single family housing in a bare land strata subdivision. MEDIUM DENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILY HOUSING means low-rise walk-up apartment style residential housing on a single lot with a maximum of four storeys. Such housing includes apartments, mixed use commercial/apartments, congregate housing, and stacked row housing. SECONDARY SUITE means a second dwelling unit having a total floor area of not more than 90 m2 in area and having a floor space less than 40 per cent of the habitable floor space of the principal building. A secondary suite may be located within a single family residential unit principal dwelling or a permitted accessory building. In no case shall secondary suites be permitted on consecutive lots, corner lots, and lots fronting a cul-de-sac bulb. PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-5 zone is to provide a zone for the development of a variety of residential uses, neighbourhood commercial uses, emergency and protective services all integrated into a combination of comprehensive bare land strata, conventional strata, and fee simple residential neighbourhoods. The CD-5 zone is divided into five subzones. Attachment "A" shows the location of the CD-5 zone and the subzones within. Each subzone in the CD-5 zone may have different regulations and uses.

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REGULATIONS In the CD-5 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out below.

COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2

Maximum building height

Single family residential 9 m from mid point of the roof or two storeys from the mid point of the lot

Single family residential with secondary suite 9 m from mid point of the roof or two storeys from the mid point of the lot

Low density multiple family 9 m from mid point of the roof or two storeys from the mid point of the lot

Stand alone commercial 9 m from mid point of the roof or two storeys from the mid point of the lot

Maximum lot coverage

Single family residential 40% including accessory buildings

Single family residential with secondary suite 40% including accessory buildings

Low density multiple family 40%

- For lots bordering onto park 50%

Medium density multiple family 40%

- For lots bordering onto park 50%

Minimum front yard setbacks

Single family residential 4.5 m

- Garages 6 m

Single family residential with secondary suite 4.5 m

- Garages 6 m

Mixed use commercial/multiple family 3 m

Minimum side yard setbacks

Low density multiple family 3 m

- Lots bordering onto park/open space 1.5 m

Medium density multiple family 4.5 m

- Lots bordering onto park/open space 2.25 m

Minimum rear yard setbacks

Low density multiple family 7.5 m

- Lots bordering onto park/open space 3.75 m

Medium density multiple family 7.5 m

- Lots bordering onto park/open space 3.75 m

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Type of Use Minimum-Maximum Densities

Total number of dwelling units permitted 850-1,325

a) Single Detached Housing with secondary suites will be equivalent to two dwelling units.

b) Congregate Housing units with or without cooking facilities will be equivalent to one dwelling unit.

Total number of dwelling units permitted in Subzone "A" 230-325

Units will consist of a mixture of Single family residential, Comprehensive residential, Low density multiple family, or Medium density multiple family (A minimum of 60 low-density/medium density, multi-family units will be provided)

Total number of dwelling units permitted in Subzone "B" 530-820

Units will consist of a mixture of Single family residential, Comprehensive residential, low-density multiple family, or Medium density multiple family

Total number of dwelling units permitted in Subzone "C" 20-35

Total number of dwelling units permitted in Subzone "D" 30-60*

Total number of dwelling units permitted in Subzone "E" 40-85*

Combined total commercial gross floor area 450 m2 - 900 m2

Secondary suites permitted in single family residential 5 % - 40 %

*Minimum numbers in Subzone D and E may be reduced by five units should a commercial component occur.

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OFF-STREET PARKING In the CD-5 zone the following parking regulations will apply:

TYPE OF USE MINIMUM REQUIREMENT Low density multiple family 2 spaces per dwelling unit Medium density multiple family 1.5 spaces per dwelling unit up to 2 bedrooms

per unit. An additional 0.5 space per unit shall be provided for units in excess of two bedrooms

Congregate Care Housing a) Community Care Facility, Residential 1 space per two patient beds b) Extended and Intermediate Care Facility 1 space per three patient beds c) Senior Citizens Housing 2 spaces per dwelling unit d) Senior Citizen Housing, Light Care 0.5 spaces per dwelling unit Commercial Convenience 3 spaces per 100 m2 gross leasable area Mixed Use Residential/Commercial a) Residential component 1.5 spaces per dwelling unit up to two bedrooms

per unit. An additional 0.5 space per unit shall be provided for units in excess of two bedrooms

b) Commercial component 3 spaces per 100 m2 gross leasable area

(5-1-2609)

(5-1-2719) c) Daycare Facility Commercial 4 spaces per 100 m2 of gross leasable area

LANDSCAPING, AMENITY AREA, SCREENING AND FENCING In the CD-5 zone, landscaping, screening and fencing shall comply with Division Fifty-Three of the City of Kamloops Zoning Bylaw with the exception of: 1. Screening and/or fencing along the north side of the Copperhead Drive extension is to

comply as follows:

a) Be 1.5 m to 1.8 m in height except that maximum fence height shall be 1.0 m in a front yard that abuts any side street.

b) No gates or access to Copperhead Drive. c) The maximum height change between two adjacent panels cannot be greater

than 0.3 m with the exception of a transition from front yard to side street. d) Architecturally consistent materials and colour must be used.

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2. Retaining walls will be permitted in the CD-5 zone with the following guidelines:

a) All walls must comply with the overall site grading of the subdivision and any such proposed walls must not change or alter the grades which may affect adjacent lots.

b) All walls higher than 1.2 m must be gabion rock or architecturally segmented block. No poured concrete or flat concrete block walls are permitted.

c) Walls bordering any open space or park must be gabion rock. 3. Landscaping and amenity areas for low or medium density multiple family sites abutting

areas zoned P-1 (Park) or OS (Open Space) can be reduced up to 10 per cent based on an amount equal to the percentage increase in lot coverage. For example, 5 per cent increase in building lot coverage equals a 5 per cent reduction in landscaped open space.

SUBZONE PURPOSE AND PERMITTED USES CD-5 - Subzone "A" PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-5 Subzone "A" is to provide for the development of a variety of residential integrated into a combination of strata and fee simple residential neighbourhoods. Residential daycares will be permitted. CD-5 - Subzone "B" PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-5 Subzone "B" is to provide for the development of a variety of residential uses integrated into a combination of strata and fee simple residential neighbourhoods. Permitted uses for the cross hatched area as shown on Attachment "A" will be limited to comprehensive residential with a two storey height restriction. CD-5 - Subzone "C" PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-5 Subzone "C" is to provide a zone for the development of a mixed use neighbourhood commercial/multiple family residential development. CD-5 - Subzone "D" PURPOSE

(5-1-2609) The purpose of the CD-5 Subzone "D" is to provide a zone for the development of a mixed use neighbourhood commercial centre with a minimum of 450 m² of commercial space with multiple family residential and a municipal fire station.

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CD-5 - Subzone "E" PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-5 Subzone "E" is to provide a zone for the development of a mixed use neighbourhood commercial/multiple family residential development.

Attachment "A"

Purpose: To amend the CD-5 (Comprehensive Development Zone 5) to resolve

neighbourhood concerns raised during the consultation process as follows: Amendment Area 1: To amend the area marked "Amendment Area 1" as shown on the above

map as follows:

• to only permit single family homes in the area marked Comprehensive Residential

• rear yard building setbacks of 6 m for a rancher or 10 m for a 2 storey

• maximum front yard setback of 8 m • northerly property line to be 6 m from the edge of slope for the

purposes of a walkway • 1.8 m good neighbour fence to be constructed along the northern

property boundary

Sub Zone "E"

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Amendment Area 2: To amend the area marked "Amendment Area 2" as shown on the above map as follows: • permit single or duplex units only for that area bordering open space • a maximum building height of 2 storeys

CD - 5 SUBZONE PERMITTED USES CHART

Uses Subzone A

Subzone B

Subzone C

Subzone D

Subzone E

Church

Commercial Convenience Centre

*

Comprehensive Residential

Congregate Housing

Daycare Facility, Residential

Daycare Facility, Commercial

Emergency and Protective Services

Guest Suite

Low Density Multiple Family

Medium Density Multiple Family

Single Family with or without suites

*Excluding Cold Beer and Wine Store and Neighbourhood Pub A minimum of 450 m² of commercial space must be built prior to or concurrent with multiple family residential.

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Schedule "B"

RiverBend Seniors Community Living Comprehensive Development Zone Six The purpose of the CD-6 zone is to provide for the development of a variety of seniors housing types, amenity uses, and a mixed-use commercial space, integrated to provide several different housing and care models and community-based services within one comprehensive development. The CD-6 zone is subdivided into Subzone "A" and Subzone "B". Subzones "A" and "B" are shown as attached and will have different regulations and uses. DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-6 zone, the following definitions apply. Housing/Care: Housing for seniors offers an environment that is less demanding;

it may also provide some services such as laundry, housekeeping and meals. Unless medical care services are also provided by staff, it is considered "housing" and not "care". Conversely, if medical care is part of the nature and purpose of the development, then it is "care" and not "housing".

Independent/Supportive: Independent/Supportive housing is for seniors who are

experiencing some limitations in their activity or good health. They do not need any health services that cannot be provided in the usual way (i.e. doctors, hospitals, clinics or, occasionally, home nursing) but they appreciate a secure environment that reduces some of the demands of daily life.

Congregate Housing: Means housing consisting of a building or group of buildings

located on one lot and in the form of multiple sleeping units where residents may or may not be provided with common living facilities, meal preparation, laundry services, and room cleaning. Congregate housing may also include other services such as transportation for routine medical appointments and counselling.

a) Community Care Facility, Residential; b) Complex Care Facility; c) Senior Housing in a multiple family residential

development; and d) Senior Housing, Light Care.

GENERAL REGULATIONS The following general regulations shall apply to all lands within the CD-6 zone: • Maximum total number of dwelling units permitted: 268 • Maximum building height (to peak): 20 m

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ACCESSORY BUILDINGS No accessory buildings shall be permitted in the CD 6 Zone, with the exception of landscape elements. OFF-STREET PARKING No off-street parking shall be permitted in any setbacks area. All off-street parking stall sizes shall comply with the City of Kamloops Zoning Bylaw Off-street Parking Regulations. The following parking requirements shall be followed in the CD-6 Zone:

Type of Use Minimum Requirement

Congregate Care Housing 0.1 spaces per dwelling unit

Complex Care Facility 1 space per three resident rooms

Senior Housing 1 space per two dwelling units

Senior Citizen Housing, Light Care 0.1 spaces per dwelling unit

Commercial 3 spaces per 100 m2 gross leasable area

LANDSCAPING AND AMENITY AREAS In the CD-6 zone: - landscaping, screening, and fencing shall comply with The City of Kamloops Zoning

Bylaw Landscape Regulation as well as any established by a Riparian Area recommendation.

- a minimum of 25% of the site is to be provided as landscaping. - maximum fence heights shall be 2 m in any rear or side yard and 1 m in any front yard. UTILITY SERVICES In the CD-6 zone, all utility services shall be located underground. CD-6 SUBZONE "A" (RiverBend) The purpose of Subzone "A" is to provide a zone for the development of a variety of senior housing uses, amenity uses, and a mixed-use commercial space, all integrated to provide several different housing and care models as well as community-based services within one development.

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PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in Subzone "A": 1. Independent seniors market housing 55 years and older; 2. Seniors congregate care units; 3. Entertainment facility; 4. Medical office; 5. Active and passive recreation; 6. Personal services; 7. Community care facility; 8. Health services; and

(5-1-2601) 9. Financial Institution. REGULATIONS In Subzone "A" no building or structure shall be constructed, located, or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below, in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations. Column 1 (Matter to be regulated) Column 2 (Regulation)

Minimum lot area 1.3 ha

Minimum/maximum lot width 70 m/80 m

Minimum/maximum lot coverage 26%/40%

Minimum front yard setback (Tranquille Road) 6 m

Minimum side yard setback (Mayfair Street) 4.5 m

Minimum interior side yard setback 4.5 m

Minimum rear yard 7.5 m/10 m from top of bank

Maximum floor space ratio 1.0

Maximum density 124 units per ha

Maximum number of loading bays 2 stalls

Maximum combined total commercial gross floor area

650 m2

CD-6 SUBZONE "B" PURPOSE The purpose of Subzone "B" is to provide a zone for the development of a variety of senior housing uses and amenity uses, all integrated to provide several different housing and care models and community-based services within one development.

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PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in Subzone "B": 1. Seniors market housing for 55 years and older; 2. Seniors congregate care units; 3. Seniors assisted living units; 4. Active and passive recreation; 5. Community care facility; and 6. Health Services. REGULATIONS In Subzone "B", no building or structure shall be constructed, located or altered, and no plan of subdivision approved which contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 (Matter to be regulated) Column 2 (Regulation) Lot area (to natural boundary) 0.817 ha Maximum lot coverage 26%/40% Minimum/maximum interior side yard setback 0 m/4.5 m Maximum front yard setback (Mayfair right-of-way) 4.5 m Minimum rear yard setback 4.5 m Minimum side yard setback (where zone abuts a Single Family Residential yard)

7.5 m

Maximum floor space ratio 1.0 Maximum density 123 units per ha Maximum number of loading bays 2

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Schedule "B"

Cottonwood Comprehensive Development Zone Eight The purpose of the CD-8 zone is to provide for a high density mixed-use commercial/office, residential, and seniors housing development appropriate for the North Shore. The development is designed to incorporate principles of land use and urban design as identified in the North Shore Neighbourhood Plan. The focus of the development is to create a strong pedestrian-oriented urban development which integrates the northeasterly developments of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) North Kamloops Library and the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites. The CD-8 zone location is shown on the map below and incorporates four high-rise buildings. Each building in the CD-8 zone may have different regulations as specified below.

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DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-8 zone, the following definitions apply: Business Support Services: Development used to provide support services to businesses and that are characterized by one or more of the use of minor mechanical equipment for printing, duplicating, binding, or photographic processing; secretarial services; and the sale, rental, repair, or servicing of office equipment, furniture, and machines. Typical uses include printing establishments and office equipment sales and repair establishments. Health Services: Development used for the provision of physical or mental health services on an outpatient basis. Services may be of a preventative, diagnostic, treatment, therapeutic, rehabilitative, or counselling nature. Typical uses include medical and dental offices, chiropractors, massage therapists, acupuncture clinics, health clinics, and counselling services. Retail Liquor Sales: Development used for the retail sale of liquor, wine, beer, and other alcoholic beverages. Typical uses include provincially operated liquor retail stores, licensee retail stores, and VQA wine retail stores. Senior Citizens' Housing: Supportive housing for the elderly, which includes minor residential care, development of recreational/wellness activities, preparation of meals, and laundry services. Typical uses include private and/or governmental managed housing for the elderly. PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the CD-8 zone: Principle Use: - Multiple Family Residential; - Senior Citizens' Housing; and - Senior Citizens' Housing, Light Care. Conditional Uses: - Business support services; - Community care facility; - Daycare facility; - Financial institution; - Health services; - Home-based business; - Medical office; - Neighbourhood convenience store; - Office; - Recreation facility - indoor; - Personal service; - Professional practice; - Residential care facility; - Restaurant; - Retail liquor sales; and - Retail trade. All as defined within Division Four - Definitions.

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REGULATIONS In the CD-8 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, or altered and no plan of subdivision approved that contravenes the regulations set out in the table below in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulation. Unless otherwise stated, the following regulations apply to the CD-8 zone.

Column 1 (Matter to be regulated) Column 2 (Regulation) Maximum total number of dwelling units permitted

415

Minimum number of seniors units 115 Minimum/maximum building height Building 1 10/11 storeys Building 2 15/17 storeys Building 3 12/13 storeys Building 4 8/9 storeys Minimum/maximum commercial floor area (m2)

Building 1 150/225 Building 2 650/725 Building 3 525/600 Building 4 0/50 Maximum commercial floor area per unit in any building

200 m2

Minimum/maximum office floor area (m2) Building 1 0/50 Building 2 300/350 Building 3 25/35 Building 4 65/100 Maximum site coverage, including parking areas and driveways

55%

Minimum front yard setback (Cottonwood Drive) 4.0 m Minimum side yard setback 4.5 m Minimum side street yard setback (Renfrew Lane)

1.2 m

Minimum rear yard setback 3.5 m Maximum number of buildings 4

PARKING In the CD-8 zone, off-street parking shall comply with Division Fifty-Two except as follows:

Residential 1 Bedroom 1.0/unit 2 Bedroom 1.25/unit 3 or More Bedrooms 2.0/unit Seniors Light Care 0.5/unit Visitor additional 10% Commercial 3 parking stalls/100 m2 GLA Office 3 parking stalls/100 m2 GLA

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LANDSCAPING, SCREENING, AND FENCING In the CD-8 zone, landscaping, screening, and fencing shall comply with Division Fifty-Three except as follows: • Fencing in any street yard where required by BC Building Code to guard against a

hazard. • Open space for the use of residents shall comprise a minimum of 45% of the total lot

area. Such open space shall be landscaped. Areas not comprising buildings and/or parking must be landscaped.

SIGNAGE All signage must be complimentary to the overall building design. Freestanding signs are not permitted. UTILITY KIOSKS Utility kiosks cannot be located within 6 m of a municipal road and must be screened from view using landscaping, screening, or fencing. LIGHTING All sources of artificial light must be arranged in such a manner as to be contained on the property and not impact adjoining parcels of land. SPECIAL CONDITIONS - BUILDING HEIGHT Building height will be limited to a maximum of 13 storeys until such time as a minimum of 150 multiple family residential and/or senior citizens' housing light care units have been constructed and issued occupancy.

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Schedule "B"

CD-10 West McGill Comprehensive Development Zone Ten DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-10 zone, the following definition applies. University and Education Support Services means development that involves education, training, or instruction and industries or businesses that support the needs of university or other education. This may include administration offices; maintenance and storage facilities required for the daily operation of such facilities; and scientific, professional, research, or technology services arising from such university or schools. PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-10 zone is to provide for a mixed-use industrial/commercial/ residential development at the western entrance to the Southgate Industrial Park and complement trades and research at Thompson Rivers University. Retaining industrial land, providing high-quality space for resource-based office uses, and providing space for university research or uses related to a post-secondary institution is a priority. PERMITTED USES The following uses and no others are permitted in the CD-10 zone: • Audio or video production studios or broadcasting stations • Auto body paint shop or repair • Automobile sales, service, and rentals • Cartage, hauling, moving, and storage • Commercial printing and publishing • Contractor's warehouse and storage yard • Food truck or trailer • General office use restricted to 25% of total gross floor area (GFA) on site and that the

maximum gross leasable area (GLA) for each individual office does not exceed 465 m2

• Government or public utility service centre • Industrial equipment (sales, rental, storage, and/or service) • Home-based business • Industry, light • Laboratory • Laundry and dry cleaning plant • Mobile communication installation and service • Mobile food concession • Multiple family residential located above commercial/industrial space, to a maximum of

14 dwelling units • Neighbourhood pub or restaurant to a maximum of 150 seats • Offices associated with:

- Construction, engineering, surveying, and forestry field crews - Resource-based industries, such as pipelines, mining - Property management - Land development and architecture - Real estate and insurance

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• Office equipment sales, rental and service • University and education support services • Recreation facility (indoor) • Retail sales, service and rental of goods limited to the following:

- Building materials and home improvement products - Appliances, furniture, or mattresses - Electronic products, including installation service for automobiles - Glass shop - Picture frames, paint, wallpaper, or flooring products - Rental equipment, excluding heavy duty equipment - Spas, pools, and hot tubs

• Trade and technology centre • Transportation depots • U-Brew operation • Veterinary clinic • Warehousing/mini-warehousing • Wholesale distribution REGULATIONS In the CD-10 zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, or altered and no plan of subdivision approved that contravenes the regulations set out in the table below, in which Column 1 sets out the matter to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulation. Unless otherwise stated, the following regulations apply to the CD-10 zone.

Column 1 Column 2

Maximum total number of dwelling units permitted 14

Maximum number of storeys 3

Maximum structure height 24 m

Minimum front yard setback 6.0 m Minimum side yard setback 1.0 m Minimum rear yard setback 3.0 m Maximum lot coverage 40% Minimum area to be landscaped 7% GENERAL Residential units must be located above the industrial/commercial space. Parking shall be provided in accordance with Division Fifty-Two, Off-Street Parking. Landscaping shall be provided in accordance with Division Fifty-Three, Landscaping, Screening and Fencing Regulations, unless otherwise stated in the CD-10 zone.

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All areas of the site not covered by approved buildings and off-street parking shall be landscaped.

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Schedule "B"

CD-11 Thompson Rivers University Comprehensive Development Zone Eleven DEFINITIONS For the purposes of the CD-11 zone, the following definitions apply: MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL means a development in which the building or buildings on the lot are used for

three or more dwellings and also includes single-family or two-family dwellings on a lot that is part of a bareland strata plan. RESIDENTIAL UNIT means a unit of any of the following forms of housing: Multiple Family Residential, Community

Care Facility, Extended or Intermediate Care Facility, Senior Citizens Housing, Social Housing. The term Residential Unit does not include Student Residence. STUDENT RESIDENCE means a residential facility intended to be occupied primarily by students and may include

dormitories, rental apartments targeted at students, and fraternity houses. UNIVERSITY USES means post-secondary educational uses (including, without limitation, instructional space, labs,

libraries, administrative and faculty offices, maintenance and storage facilities required for the operation of the university, recreational facilities, student residences, food services, and all other functions typically associated with a post-secondary educational institution) and related uses such as research centres, university-related entities, non-profit organizations with some University association, and wholly owned subsidiaries of Thompson Rivers University. PURPOSE The purpose of the CD-11 zone is to provide for the ongoing operation and growth of Thompson Rivers University, provide for the development of a high-quality residential community on the campus, and provide for the development of a mixed-use commercial and residential node that will create a strong sense of place and increase the vitality of the campus. The CD-11 zone is divided into four subzones. The CD-11 (Thompson Rivers University Comprehensive Development Zone Eleven) map shows the location of the CD-11 zone and the subzones within. Each subzone in the CD-11 zone may have different uses and regulations. The subzones are: • Subzone "A" (Educational Precinct) • Subzone "B" (Mixed-use Precinct) • Subzone "C" (Residential Precinct) • Subzone "D" (Outdoor Research Precinct)

SUBZONE PURPOSES AND PERMITTED USES CD-11 Subzone "A" (Educational Precinct): The purpose of CD-11 Subzone "A" (Educational Precinct) is to

provide for the ongoing operation and growth of Thompson Rivers University, including all aspects of university operation and a variety of related uses that add vitality to the campus. CD-11 Subzone "B" (Mixed-use Precinct): The purpose of CD-11 Subzone "B" (Mixed-use Precinct) is to provide

for the development of a mixed educational, commercial, and residential node that will act as a gateway to the University, create a strong sense of place, add vitality to the campus, and meet the day-to-day needs of the on-campus community.

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CD-11 Subzone "C" (Residential Precinct): The purpose of CD-11 Subzone "C" (Residential Precinct) is to provide

for the development of a comprehensively planned, sustainable, urban residential neighbourhood on the Thompson Rivers University campus with a diversity of housing types, including market strata, market rental, housing oriented to faculty and students, seniors housing, and other forms. CD-11 Subzone "D" (Outdoor Research Precinct): The purpose of CD-11 Subzone "D" (Outdoor Research

Precinct) is to retain designated portions of the campus mainly in their natural state for conservation purposes, outdoor research and field work, and limited uses that are ancillary to these activities. The following table sets out the permitted uses in each Subzone.

Uses Subzone "A" (Educational

Precinct)

Subzone "B" (Mixed-use Precinct)

Subzone "C" (Residential

Precinct)

Subzone "D" (Outdoor Research

Precinct)

University Use (subject to Note 1 below)

Student Residence

Agriculture (subject to Note 1 below)

Assembly Hall

Church

Community Care Facility

Conference Services

Daycare Facility

Daycare Facility, Commercial

Education/Training Facility

Entertainment Facility

Emergency and Protective Services

Extended and Intermediate Care Facility

Financial Institution - Minor

Home-based Business

Hotel

Library

Licensee Retail Store

Lounge

Multiple-family Residential

Museum

Neighbourhood Convenience Store

Neighbourhood Pub

Nightclub/Cabaret

Office (including Medical Office, Professional Practice, and Office)

Personal Services

Private Club

Recreation Facility - Indoor

Recreation Facility - Outdoor

Restaurant

Retail Liquor Sales

Retail Trade

Senior Citizens Housing

School (public or private, elementary or secondary)

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Uses Subzone "A" (Educational

Precinct)

Subzone "B" (Mixed-use Precinct)

Subzone "C" (Residential

Precinct)

Subzone "D" (Outdoor Research

Precinct)

Senior Citizens Housing, Light Care

Social Housing

Trade and Technology Centre

Vocational and Technical Schools

Note 1: Uses in Subzone "D" are limited to activities and facilities that are consistent with outdoor research, conservation, and field study. Small, ancillary facilities in support of these activities are allowed, but they must be small and result in minimal change to the natural landscape. MAXIMUM DEVELOPMENT In the CD-11 zone, there are limits on the amount of development that is allowed for some of the permitted uses, as shown in the following table. There is no limit for any permitted use not included in the table.

Permitted Use Maximum Development

Residential Unit 3,500 units

Student Residence No limit

Financial Institution - Minor Maximum of 1,200 m2 in Subzone "B" Maximum of 1,200 m2 in Subzone "A"

Total Combined Office Uses (not including University uses, which are not limited) Subject to Provisions Below

3,000 m2

Professional Practice and Medical Office Maximum of 1,500 m2 with no single user greater than 500 m2

Real Estate Brokerage, Home and Auto Insurance Business, Travel Agency

Maximum of 500 m2

Other Office Uses Not Included in the Above Maximum of 1,000 m2

MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT • 12 storeys DENSITY Density is regulated by building height and by the limits on permitted uses, but there is no defined limit on density on any given parcel. SETBACKS In Subzone "B", for any parcel that has frontage on McGill Road/Summit Drive, minimum front yard setback of 3 m and maximum setback of 6 m from McGill Road/Summit Drive. In Subzone "C", for any parcel that has frontage on Hillside Drive/Summit Drive, minimum setback of 6 m. In Subzones "A" and "D", minimum setback of 3 m from any frontage road not on the Thompson Rivers University Campus.

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OFF-STREET PARKING Subzone "A" (Education Precinct)

Off-street parking in Subzone "A" is at the discretion of Thompson Rivers University. Subzone "B" (Mixed-use Precinct)

Off-street parking in Subzone "B" is in accordance with Division Fifty-Two Off-street Parking, except that off-street parking required for residential use is as follows: • Residential Multiple Family use requires a minimum of one space per dwelling unit plus an additional 15%

for visitor parking. • Seniors Housing requires a minimum of one space per two resident rooms. • Seniors Housing with Care (e.g., light care, intermediate care, extended care, assisted living) requires a

minimum of one space per three resident rooms. Subzone "C" (Residential Precinct)

Off-street parking in Subzone "C" is in accordance with Division Fifty-Two Off-Street Parking, except that off-street parking required for residential use is as follows: • Residential Multiple Family use requires a minimum of one space per dwelling unit plus an additional 15%

for visitor parking. • Seniors Housing requires a minimum of one space per two resident rooms. • Seniors Housing with Care (e.g., light care, intermediate care, extended care, assisted living) requires a

minimum of one space per three resident rooms. Subzone "D" (Outdoor Research Precinct)

Off-street parking in Subzone "D" is at the discretion of Thompson Rivers University. LANDSCAPING, SCREENING, AND FENCING In the CD-11 zone, landscaping, screening, and fencing must be in accordance with the Landscaping Guidelines in the Thompson Rivers University Development Permit Area. Division Fifty-Three of the Zoning Bylaw does not apply in the CD-11 zone, except for Section 5307 (Landscape Plans and Procedure), Section 5308 (Maintenance), and Section 5311 (Garbage and Recycling Bin Enclosures), which do apply.

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5-1-2901 CD-11 (Thompson Rivers University Comprehensive Development Zone Eleven) Map:

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DIVISION FIFTY-FIVE - RE (RESOURCE EXTRACTION) The purpose of the RE zone is to provide for the extraction and preliminary processing of

sand and gravel on sites identified in the Official Community Plan. PERMITTED USES 5501 The following uses and no others except as provided for in Section 5502 are permitted in

the RE zone: - Agricultural use - Quarrying, sand and gravel extraction including screening and stockpiling of sand

and gravel - Single family residential, including pre-manufactured homes and modular homes PERMITTED USES - SITE SPECIFIC 5502 In the RE zone, the following uses are permitted on a site specific basis only: (5-1-2367) - One accessory dwelling unit (premanufactured home) in the case of that part of

LS-6, Sec. 4, which lies to the west of the existing Westsyde public highway as presently constructed, Tp. 22, Rge. 17, W6M, K.D.Y.D., except Plans 19287, 20624, 20648, H939, KAP51530, and KAP56250 (6270 Westsyde Road).

REGULATIONS 5503 In the RE zone, no building or structure shall be constructed, located, altered, and no

plan of subdivision approved, which contravenes the regulations set out in the following table in which Column 1 sets out the matters to be regulated and Column 2 sets out the regulations.

Column 1 Column 2

Minimum lot area .8 ha Minimum lot width 49 m Minimum front yard setback 6 m Minimum side yard setback 6 m Minimum rear yard setback 6 m Maximum building height - Single family dwelling 2 storeys Maximum number of residential units 1 REGULATIONS - SITE SPECIFIC 5504 In the RE zone, the following regulations are permitted on a site specific basis only. SPECIAL WASTE 5505 In the RE zone, special waste storage, processing, or handling facilities are prohibited.

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ORIGINAL SIGNED BY M. G. ROTHENBURGER

MAYOR ORIGINAL SIGNED BY C. W. VOLLRATH

CORPORATE ADMINISTATOR