- Alias
- by-law
- Applies to
- homeowner
- Instruments
- Planning Act · Zoning By-law 270-2004
- Signatories
- city clerk
A City of Brampton by-law amending Zoning By-law 270-2004, published under the city's second dwelling pages. It replaces the defined terms for additional residential unit and garden suite, adds attached additional residential unit and three-unit dwelling, and rewrites section 10.16 so that a maximum of two units are allowed per residential lot, either one attached unit and a garden suite or two attached units. Further clauses cover parking space size, tandem parking, floodplain and open space lands, and side-entrance landings.
What it covers
- 5.0 Definitions
- 10.16 Provisions for Additional Residential Units (ARUs)
- 10.16.2 Provisions for Garden Suites
- 10.27 Older, Mature Neighbourhoods
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- By-laws · new house
- Published under
- Second Dwelling — the municipality's own heading
- Covers note
- Printed as numbered amending clauses; the headings listed are the zoning section titles the by-law enacts, as they appear in its text. The scanned text layer garbles the by-law number and the day of the month.
- Document date
- May 2023
- Building types
- residential
- Tags
zoningadditional-residential-unitsecond-suiteamending-by-law