BramptonZoningZoning By-law

Section 10.0 General Provisions for Residential Zones

Published by City of Brampton

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Type
By-law
Published by
City of Brampton
Also called
SECTION 10 RESIDENTIAL
For
homeowner
Building types
All building types
Pages
21

Overview

Section 10.0 of the City of Brampton's zoning by-law, the general provisions for all residential zones and, where specified, agricultural zones, carrying amending by-law numbers up to 32-2026. It covers accessory building numbers, floor areas, locations and heights, detached and attached garages and carports, parking of trailers, boats and recreational vehicles, uncovered pools, through lots, parking space requirements, fences, walkways, semi-detached and street townhouses, supportive housing, lodging houses, additional residential units and garden suites, below and above grade entrances, and older, mature neighbourhoods.

What it covers

  • 10.2 One Dwelling Per Lot
  • 10.3 Accessory Buildings
  • 10.4 Detached Garage or Carport
  • 10.5 Attached Garage or Carport
  • 10.6 Parking of Trailers Boats and Recreational Vehicles/Equipment
  • 10.7 Uncovered Swimming Pools and Recreation Facilities
  • 10.8 Through Lots
  • 10.9 Parking Space Requirements
  • 10.10 Fences
  • 10.11 Setback to Public Walkway
  • 10.12 Minimum Distance Between Driveway and Street Intersection
  • 10.13 Semi-Detached or Street Townhouses
  • 10.14 Provisions for Supportive Housing Residence Type
  • 10.15 Provisions for Lodging Houses
  • 10.16 Provisions for Additional Residential Units
  • 10.16.2 Provisions for Garden Suites
  • 10.17 Satellite Dish Antennae
  • 10.21 Large Daylight Triangle
  • 10.23 Below Grade Exterior Stairs and Windows
  • 10.24 Above Grade Side Entrances
  • 10.25 Places of Worship
  • 10.27 Older, Mature Neighbourhoods
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Section 10.0 General Provisions for Residential Zones

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