Get the free Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 25-274, 2016

This document outlines a request for a zoning amendment for RTC Properties Ltd. to rezone properties located at the intersection of Shorncliffe Avenue and Highway 101 from R-1 to CD-39 to facilitate the construction of a mixed form, multifamily residential development consisting of one townhouse and four apartment buildings. It includes recommendations for review, community amenity contributions, and requirements for development permits and geotechnical assessments.

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How to fill out zoning amendment bylaw no

1. Obtain a copy of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No from your local planning department.
2. Review the existing zoning regulations and understand the amendments proposed.
3. Complete the application form included with the bylaw, ensuring all requested information is provided.
4. Attach any required supporting documents, such as site plans or maps.
5. Pay any applicable fees associated with the application process.
6. Submit the completed application to the appropriate local government office.
7. Attend any public hearings or meetings regarding the amendment process as required.
8. Follow up on the status of your application and provide additional information if requested.

Who needs zoning amendment bylaw no?

1. Property owners seeking to modify the use of their land.
2. Developers planning new projects that require changes to zoning regulations.
3. Businesses looking to relocate or expand into a different zoning area.
4. Local government officials involved in urban planning and development.
5. Neighbors affected by potential changes in zoning wanting to voice their concerns.

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What is zoning amendment bylaw no?

Zoning amendment bylaw no refers to a specific legislative framework that modifies existing zoning regulations to allow for changes in land use or development within a designated area.

Who is required to file zoning amendment bylaw no?

Property owners, developers, or applicants seeking to change the zoning designation of their property are required to file a zoning amendment bylaw no.

How to fill out zoning amendment bylaw no?

Filling out zoning amendment bylaw no typically involves completing an application form provided by the local government, including details about the property, the proposed changes, and any supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of zoning amendment bylaw no?

The purpose of zoning amendment bylaw no is to enable municipalities to make changes to zoning classifications to accommodate growth, development, and land use that aligns with community needs and planning objectives.

What information must be reported on zoning amendment bylaw no?

The information that must be reported typically includes the legal description of the property, current zoning designation, proposed changes, reasons for the amendment, and any relevant plans or studies.