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An office consolidation of Zoning By-law No. 6593, the zoning by-law for the former City of Hamilton, prepared for convenience and carrying the amendments made by by-laws up to and including By-law No. 15-291 that the Ontario Municipal Board approved. It zones land by lettered district, from “A” conservation and open space through “K” heavy industry and the “M” prestige industrial districts, and adds supplementary requirements for outdoor patios, satellite dishes, billboard signs and urban farms, parking and loading tables, and schedules reducing parking in named business improvement areas.
What it covers
- Section One - Title
- Section Two - Interpretation and Definitions
- Section Three - Application of By-law
- Section Four - Prohibited Uses
- Section Five - Districts and Boundaries Thereof
- Section Six - General Provisions
- Section Seven - “A” Districts (Conservation, Open Space, Park and Recreation)
- Section Sixteen - “J” Districts (Light and Limited Heavy Industry, etc.)
- Section Seventeen - “K” Districts (Heavy Industry, etc.)
- Section Eighteen - Supplementary Requirements and Modifications
- Section Eighteen A - Parking and Loading Requirements
- Section Nineteen - Residential Conversion Requirements
- Section Nineteen A - Signs in Certain Areas
- Section Nineteen C - Development Control
- Section Twenty - Administration and Violation
- Section Twenty-One - Validity
- Section Twenty-Two - Restricted Areas By-laws Repealed
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- City of Hamilton
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- By-laws · zoning
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- Zoning By Laws Former Communities — the municipality's own heading
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