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Township of South Frontenac Comprehensive Zoning By-Law TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH FRONTENAC COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY-LAW Prepared by: AINLEY GRAHAM & ASSOCIATES LIMITED CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND PLANNERS 45 SOUTH FRONT STREET BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO K8N 2Y5 MAY, 2003 FILE NO.: 99563-1 AMENDMENTS TO ZONING BY-LAW NO. 2003-75 To April 17, 2012 BY-LAW # DATE PASSED ZONING MAP/TEXT PURPOSE 2004-55 November 16, 2004 Schedule “A” and Text From RU to RU-32 2004-59 July 13, 2004 Schedule “C” From RRC-9 to RI-6 2004-63 August 3, 2004 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RW-21 2004-70 August 11, 2004 Schedule “A” and Text From R to R-10 2004-71 May 18, 2004 Schedule “A” and Text From RU to RU-28 2004-95 October 5, 2004 Schedule “H” From EP to RLSI 2004-97 October 5, 2004 Schedule “C” and Text From R-3-H to R-10 2004-102 January 24, 2006 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RU-29 2004-104 November 2, 2004 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2004-113 December 7, 2004 Schedule “A” From RU to RI 1-H and From RI-1 to RU 2005-12 February 15, 2005 Schedule “D” and Text From RW and RLSW to RW-21 and RW-22 2005-13 March 1, 2005 Schedule “E” and Text From UR1 to UR1-5 2005-14 February 15, 2005 Schedule “E” and Text From UI to UC-14 2005-21 March 15, 2005 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2005-22 March 15, 2005 Schedule “B” From RU to RLSW 2005-31 April 19, 2005 Schedule “D” From RU to Special R 2005-41 June 21, 2005 Schedule “A” and Text From RLSW to RLSW- 67 2005-49 May 17, 2005 Schedule “D” and Text From RLSW to RRC-29 2005-51 June 7, 2005 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2005-52 June 7, 2005 Schedule “C” and Text From RU to RU-30 2005-60 March 7, 2006 Text Change R-5 (12 dwellings) 2005-61 July 5, 2005 Schedule “C” and Text From RU to RU-31 2005-62 July 5, 2005 Schedule “E” From UR1-H to UR1 2005-70 November 15, 2005 Schedule “C” From OSP-5 to RU 2005-72 October 18, 2005 Schedule “C” and Text From RRC-2 to RLSI-6 and RLSW-71 2005-78 September 6, 2005 Schedule “B” From RU to RW 2005-79 September 6, 2005 Schedule “C” and Text From RW to RLSW, RLSW-68 and RU 2005-80 September 6, 2005 Schedule “C” and Text From RLSW to RLSW- 69 2005-92 October 18, 2005 Schedule “F” and Text From UR1 to UR2-1 2005-102 December 6, 2005 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2005-103 December 6, 2005 Schedule “E” From CF to UR1 2005-104 December 6, 2005 Schedule “D” From RLS-2 to RW 2006-01 January 10, 2006 Schedule “E” From UC to UR2 2006-06 April 4, 2006 Schedule “E” From RU to UR1 2006-08 September 5, 2006 Schedule “B” From PB to RU-H 2006-09 February 7, 2006 Schedule “C” From RU to RW 2006-15 March 7, 2006 Schedule “A” From RU to RLSW 2006-16 March 17, 2006 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RU-33-H 2006-19 March 7, 2006 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2006-25 August 1, 2006 Schedule “D” From RU-33-H to RU-33 2006-26 April 4, 2006 Schedule “D” and Text From RLSW to RLSW- 72-H 2006-30 March 21, 2006 Schedule “D” From RRC-25 to RU 2006-37 April 18, 2006 Schedule “A” and Text From RU to RU-34 2006-44 June 6, 2006 Schedule “A” From RU to UC-15 2006-51 June 6, 2006 Schedule “E” and Text From CF to UR1-6 2006-52 June 6, 2006 Schedule “B” and Text From RU-24 and RLSW to RLSW-72 2006-53 OMB Approved Schedule “D” and Text From RLS to RLSW and June 1, 2006 RLSW-70 2006-58 July 4, 2006 Schedule “E” From RU to UR1 2006-59 July 4, 2006 Schedule “B” and Text From EP to RW-17 2006-60 July 4, 2006 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2006-67 OMB Approved Schedule “A” and Text From RLSW to RLSW- April 4, 2007 74 2006-68 August 1, 2006 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2006-79 September 5, 2006 Schedule B” From RU-H to RU 2006-81 September 5, 2006 Schedule “E” From CF to UR1 2006-85 September 19, 2006 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RW-24 and RW-25 2006-86 October 3, 2006 Schedule “B” and Text From RC-10-H to RC-10 2006-102 November 7, 2006 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2006-114 December 5, 2006 Text Change RRC-22 (more trailers) 2007-02 January 9, 2007 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RU-35 2007-03 January 9, 2007 Schedule “C and Text From RU to RLSW and RLSW-75 2007-17 February 20, 2007 Schedule “H” and Text From UR1 to UR1-7 2007-29 May 1, 2007 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RLSW and RLSW-78 2007-39 May 15, 2007 Schedule “A” and Text From RU to RU-36 2007-42 May 15, 2007 All Schedules and Housekeeping By-law certain Text 2007-52 June 5, 2007 Schedule “C” and Text From A to A-1 2007-64 September 4, 2007 Schedule “D” From RU to RW 2007-65 September 4, 2007 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to CF-3 2007-67 September 18, 2007 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RLSW-57 and From RW to RU 2007-76 November 6, 2007 Schedule “C” and Text From RU to RW-26 and RLSW 2007-85 November 27, 2007 Schedule “B” and Text From RLSW to RLSW-79 2007-87 December 4, 2007 Schedule ”D” From RU to RLSW 2007-92 December 18, 2007 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2007-93 December 18, 2007 Schedule “C” From RU to RW 2008-02 January 8, 2008 Schedule “C” and Text From RU to RW-27 2008-04 March 4, 2008 Text Change RW-18 (setback) 2008-11 February 5, 2008 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to UR1-8 and RU-37 2008-12 February 5, 2008 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2008-21 March 18, 2008 Schedule “C” and Text From RU to RU-38 2008-38 December 16, 2008 Text Change RRC-1 more units 2008-41 May 6, 2008 Schedule “A” From UR1 to UI 2008-42 May 6, 2008 Schedule “C” and text From RU to RU-40 2008-43 May 6, 2008 Schedule “B” From OS to OSP and RW; From RU and RW to OS; Fr RLSW to OS 2008-47 June 17, 2008 Text Change UC-14 2008-51 June 17, 2008 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2008-54 July 8, 2008 Schedule “C” and Text From R-9-H to Special R 2008-55 August 5, 2008 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to UI-4 2008-61 August 5, 2008 Schedule “B” From RU to RLSW 2008-66 September 2, 2008 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RI-8 2008-67 September 2, 2008 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2008-68 September 2, 2008 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RLSW and RLSW-28 2008-69 September 2, 2008 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2008-70 September 2, 2008 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2008-74 October 7, 2008 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2008-75 October 7, 2008 Schedule “G” and Text From UR1 to and UC to UC-17 2008-82 December 2, 2008 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RU-39 temporary use 2008-87 December 16, 2008 Schedule “E” and Text From UR1 to UC-18 2009-02 January 13, 2009 Schedule “C” and Text From RW to RW-29 2009-06 February 3, 2009 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2009-07 February 3, 2009 Schedule “B” and Text From RLSW-72 to RLSW-81 2009-13 March 3, 2009 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RLSW-82 2009-17 March 17, 2009 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2009-26 April 1, 2009 Schedule “E” and Text From UR1 to UC-19 2009-37 May 19, 2009 Schedule “E” and Text From RU to UC-20 2009-41 June 2, 2009 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RRC-34 and RLSW 2009-42 June 2, 2009 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2009-52 July 7, 2009 Schedule “C” and Text From RU to RLSW-83 and RLSW-84 2009-53 July 7, 2009 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RRC-59 2009-54 July 7, 2009 Schedule “E” From RU to UR1 2009-57 August 4, 2009 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to CF-4 2009-66 September 1, 2009 Schedule “E” From UC to UR1 2009-72 September 15, 2009 Schedule “E” and Text From RU to UR1-9 2009-77 October 20, 2009 Schedule “H” and Text From UR1 to UI-5 2009-78 October 20, 2009 Schedule “B” and Text From RW to RU and RLSW-85 2009-79 October 20, 2009 Schedule “D” and Text From RRC-46 to RLSW & from RU to RRC-46 2009-83 November 17, 2009 Schedule “C” From RU to RLSW 2009-87 December 15, 2009 Schedule “C” and Text From RRC-55 to RLSW-86 2009-88 December 15, 2009 Text only R-18 setback changed 2009-89 December 15, 2009 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2009-93 January 12, 2010 Schedule “A” From RU to QB 2010-02 January 12, 2010 Schedule “B and Text From RI-4 to CF-4 Township Initiated 2010-04 January 12, 2010 Schedule “C” From RU to RW & from RLS to RW 2010-05 January 12, 2010 Schedule “F” From OS and UR1 to CF 2010-06 January 12, 2010 Schedule “B” From RW to RLSW 2010-07 January 12, 2010 Schedule “E” and Text From UR1- to UR1-10 2010-12 February 16, 2010 Schedule “B” From RU to RW 2010-13 February 16, 2010 Schedule “E” and Text From RU to RU-41 2010-16 March 2, 2010 Schedule “B” and Text From RU to RU-42 temporary use 2010-22 April 6, 2010 Schedule “D” From RU to RLSW 2010-31 May 4, 2010 Schedule “C” and Text From R-20 to R-6 and R-22 2010-32 May 4, 2010 Schedule “B” and Text From RW and PB to RLSW and RLSW-87 2010-33 May 4, 2010 Schedule “D” and Text From RU to RW-30 & RW-31 2010-37 May 18, 2010 Schedule “C’ and Text From RU to RU-43 temporary use 2010-43 June 15, 2010 Schedule “B” From RW to RU & RLSW 2010-44 June 15, 2010 Text only.
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