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Zoning By-law

Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Leamington, at its meeting held Monday, January 12, 2009, adopted the new Zoning By-law No. 890-09 for the Corporation of the Municipality of Leamington.  This Zoning By-law replaces the Town of Leamington Zoning By-law No. 4300-96 and the Mersea Township Zoning By-law No. 4380.  It regulates the use of land, and the character, location and use of buildings and structures for all urban and rural areas of the Municipality.  It helps implement the Official Plan for the Municipality of Leamington.

Please note that amendments to the Zoning By-law are common.  Accordingly, all information contained herein should be confirmed with Municipal Staff.   Last updated July 30, 2010.

Municipality of Leamington Zoning By-law No. 890-09Municipality of Leamington Zoning By-law No. 890-09

Zoning By-law Indexes and MapsZoning By-law Indexes and Maps (Maps can also be viewed using interactive mapping system)

Section 1 - GeneralSection 1

Section 2 - Administration and EnforcementSection 2

Section 3 - DefinitionsSection 3

Section 4 - General ProvisionsSection 4

Section 5 - Zoning By-law Indexes and MapsSection 5

Section 6 - Residential Zone - R1 RegulationsR1 Regulations

Section 7 - Residential Zone - R2 RegulationsR2 Regulations

Section 8 - Residential Zone - R3 RegulationsR3 Regulations

Section 9 - Residential Zone - R4 RegulationsR4 Regulations

Section 10 - Residential Zone - R5 RegulationsR5 Regulations

Section 11 - Residential Zone - R6 RegulationsR6 Regulations

Section 12 - Commercial Uptown Zone - C1 RegulationsC1 Regulations

Section 13 - Commercial Highway Zone - C2 RegulationsC2 Regulations

Section 14 - Commercial Shopping Centre Zone - C3 RegulationsC3 Regulations

Section 15 - Commercial Industrial Zone - C4 RegulationsC4 Regulations

Section 16 - Commercial Recreation Zone - C5 RegulationsC5 Regulations

Section 17 - Commercial General Zone - C6 RegulationsC6 Regulations

Section 18 - Industrial Light Zone - M1 RegulationsM1 Regulations

Section 19 - Industrial Medium and Heavy Zone - M2 RegulationsM2 Regulations

Section 20 - Recreational Zone - RE RegulationsSection 20 - Recreational Zone - RE Regulations

Section 21 - Institutional Zone - I RegulationsI Regulations

Section 22 - Agricultural General Zone - A1 RegulationsA1 Regulations

Section 23 - Agricultural Restricted Zone - A2 RegulationsA2 Regulations

Section 24 - Agricultural Hobby Farm Zone - A3 RegulationsA3 Regulations

Section 25 - Agricultural Extractive Zone - A4 RegulationsA4 Regulations

Section 26 - Agricultural Residential Zone - A5 RegulationsA5 Regulations

Section 27 - Environment Protection Zone - EP RegulationsEP Regulations

Section 28 - Wetland Zone - W RegulationsW Regulations

Schedule A - Rural IndexRural Index

Schedule A - Urban IndexUrban Index

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 1 - 10Zoning Maps 1 - 10

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 11 - 20Zoning Maps 11 - 20

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 21 - 30Zoning Maps 21 - 30

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 31 - 40Zoning Maps 31 - 40

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 41 - 50Zoning maps 41 - 50

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 51 - 60Schedule A - Zoning Maps 51 - 60

Schedule A - Zoning Maps 61 - 69Schedule A - Zoning Maps 61 - 69

Schedule B - Areas 1 and 2Schedule B - Areas 1 and 2
 

Zoning By-law Amendment

A Zoning Bylaw Amendment (ZBA) is a process in order to change the use of a property and its regulations.  There are generally ten steps in the processing of a ZBA, which takes a minimum of 90 days.   In the event that the Municipality either refuses or neglects to act, The Planning Act provides that the applicant may appeal the amendment to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) and the matter is decided at an OMB Hearing.

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