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11.1 Transit Oriented Corridor Mixed Use Medium Density (TOC1) Zone

Published by City of Hamilton under Zoning By Law 05 200

Applies to
any
Instruments
City of Hamilton Zoning By-law No. 05-200
Document date
May 10, 2019
Building types
commercial · residential

Section 11.1 of the City of Hamilton Zoning By-law, covering the Transit Oriented Corridor Mixed Use Medium Density (TOC1) zone. Its explanatory note places the zone along collector and arterial roads working as higher order transit corridors, mixing service commercial, retail and residential uses in stand-alone or mixed use buildings to create complete, pedestrian oriented streets. Building height runs from a minimum of 11.0 metres to a maximum of 22.0 metres, and one section keeps regulations for single detached, semi-detached and duplex dwellings that predate the zone.

What it covers

  • Explanatory Note
  • Permitted Uses
  • Restricted Uses
  • Prohibited Uses
  • Regulations
  • Single Detached, Semi-Detached and Duplex Dwellings Existing at the Date of Passing of the By-law
  • Parking
  • Accessory Buildings
  • Urban Farmers Market
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Publisher
City of Hamilton
Category
By-laws · zoning
Published under
Zoning By Law 05 200 — the municipality's own heading
Alias
Section 11.1 - Mixed Use Medium Density (TOC1) Zone
Tags
zoningland-usemixed-usetransit-oriented
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