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Township of North Kawartha Comprehensive Zoning By-Law TOWNSHIP OF NORTH KAWARTHA COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY-LAW By-law 26-2013 Passed March 5, 2013 Updated March 13, 2014 Updated August 19, 2014 (By-law 2014-81) Updated March 20, 2018 (By-law 2018-25) The Corporation of the Township of North Kawartha By-Law #26-2013 A by-law to regulate the use of lands and the character, location and use of buildings and structures in the Township of North Kawartha. Whereas the Planning Act provides that the council of a municipal corporation may pass by-laws to regulate the use of lands and the character, location and use of buildings and structures; Now Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the Townships of Burleigh and Anstruther Enacts as follows: Table of Contents SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................1 1.1 TITLE OF BY-LAW ................................................................................................ 1 1.2 SCOPE OF BY-LAW .............................................................................................. 1 1.3 INTERPRETATION OF BY-LAW ............................................................................ 2 1.4 SCHEDULES TO BY-LAW ..................................................................................... 4 SECTION 2 - DEFINITIONS ...........................................................................................5 SECTION 3 - GENERAL PROVISIONS ........................................................................... 36 3.1 ACCESSORY USES, BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES ............................................ 36 3.2 FRONTAGE REGULATIONS ............................................................................... 42 3.3 CONSTRUCTION USES ...................................................................................... 43 3.4 DELIVERY SPACE REGULATIONS ....................................................................... 43 3.5 DWELLING UNITS ............................................................................................. 44 3.6 FLOODPLAIN .................................................................................................... 45 3.7 GRAVEL PITS AND STONE QUARRIES ............................................................... 45 3.8 GROUP HOMES ................................................................................................ 45 3.9 HEIGHT EXCEPTIONS ........................................................................................ 45 3.10 HOME INDUSTRIES .......................................................................................... 45 3.11 HOME OCCUPATIONS ...................................................................................... 46 3.12 ILLUMINATION ................................................................................................. 47 3.13 KENNELS .......................................................................................................... 48 3.14 LOADING SPACE REGULATIONS ....................................................................... 48 3.15 LOTS CONTAINING MORE THAN ONE USE ....................................................... 49 3.16 LOTS DIVIDED INTO MORE THAN ONE ZONE ................................................... 49 3.17 MINIMUM DISTANCE SEPARATION REQUIREMENTS ...................................... 49 3.18 NON-COMPLYING BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND LOTS .................................. 50 3.19 NON-CONFORMING BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES ........................................ 51 3.20 NOXIOUS USES ................................................................................................. 52 3.21 PARKING AREA REGULATIONS ......................................................................... 53 3.22 PLANTING STRIPS ............................................................................................. 54 3.23 PUBLIC USES..................................................................................................... 55 3.24 REDUCED STANDARDS ..................................................................................... 55 3.25 RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS ....................................................................... 61 3.26 TRUCK, BUS, COACH BODIES AND SHIPPING CONTAINERS ............................. 61 3.27 SIGHT TRIANGLES............................................................................................. 61 3.28 VACANT ........................................................................................................... 62 3.29 STREET SETBACKS ............................................................................................ 62 3.30 TOURIST VEHICLES AND MOBILE HOMES ........................................................ 63 3.31 WATER SETBACKS ............................................................................................ 63 3.32 PROVINCIALLY SIGNIFICANT WETLANDS ......................................................... 64 SECTION 4 - HAMLET RESIDENTIAL (HR) .................................................................... 65 APSLEY & WOODVIEW ............................................................................................. 65 4.1 USES PERMITTED ............................................................................................. 65 4.2 ZONE PROVISIONS ........................................................................................... 65 SECTION 4.5 – GENERAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE (R) ........................................................ 68 4.5.1 USES PERMITTED ............................................................................................. 68 4.5.2 ZONE PROVISIONS ........................................................................................... 68 4.5.3 R-1 ZONE ......................................................................................................... 69 4.5.4 R-2 ZONE .......................................................................................................... 70 4.5.5 R-3 ZONE .......................................................................................................... 70 4.5.6 R-4 ZONE .......................................................................................................... 70 4.5.7 R-5 ZONE .......................................................................................................... 71 4.5.8 R-6 ZONE .......................................................................................................... 71 SECTION 5 - RURAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE (RR) .............................................................. 72 5.1 USES PERMITTED ............................................................................................. 72 5.2 ZONE PROVISIONS ........................................................................................... 72 5.3 RR-1 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 73 5.4 RR-2 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 74 5.5 RR-3 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 74 5.6 RR-4 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 74 5.7 RR-5 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 74 SECTION 6 - SHORELINE RESIDENTIAL ZONE (SR) ....................................................... 75 6.1 USES PERMITTED ............................................................................................. 75 6.2 ZONE PROVISIONS ........................................................................................... 75 6.3 SR-1 ZONES ...................................................................................................... 78 6.4 SR-2 ZONES ...................................................................................................... 78 6.5 SR-3 ZONES ...................................................................................................... 79 6.6 SR-4 ZONES ...................................................................................................... 79 6.7 SR-5 ZONES ...................................................................................................... 79 6.8 SR-6 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 80 6.9 SR-7 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 81 6.10 SR-8 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 82 6.11 SR-9 ZONE ........................................................................................................ 82 6.12 SR-10 ZONE ...................................................................................................... 82 SECTION 7 - SHORELINE RESIDENTIAL ISLAND ZONE (SRI) .......................................... 85 7.1 USES PERMITTED ............................................................................................. 85 7.2 ZONE PROVISIONS ........................................................................................... 85 SECTION 8 - INSTITUTIONAL ZONES (I) ...................................................................... 88 8.1 USES PERMITTED ............................................................................................. 88 8.2 ZONE PROVISIONS ..........................................................................................
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