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Zoning By-law 2019-051

Published by City of Kitchener

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This is the City of Kitchener’s document, as published on its website on 23 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Overview

The City of Kitchener's Zoning By-law 2019-051, a consolidation in 28 files with its List of Zoning By-law Amendments, table of contents, appendices and twenty-one sections. The sections run from general scope and administration, interpretation, definitions, general regulations and parking to zone sections for strategic growth area, residential, mixed use, commercial, employment, institutional, agriculture, natural conservation, open space and infrastructure zones, overlays, transition, site specific, holding and temporary use provisions. Kitchener's older Zoning By-law 85-1 and its grid schedules sit beside it.

What it covers

  • List of Zoning By-law Amendments
  • Table of Contents
  • SECTION 1 – General Scope and Administration
  • SECTION 2 – Interpretation, Classification, and Limits of Zones
  • SECTION 3 – Definitions
  • SECTION 4 – General Regulations
  • SECTION 5 – Parking, Loading, and Stacking
  • SECTION 6 – Strategic Growth Area (SGA) Zones
  • SECTION 7 – Residential (RES) Zones
  • SECTION 8 – Mixed Use (MIX) Zones
  • SECTION 9 – Commercial (COM) Zones
  • SECTION 10 – Employment (EMP) Zones
  • SECTION 11 – Institutional (INS) Zones
  • SECTION 12 – Agriculture (AGR) Zones
  • SECTION 17 – Overlays
  • SECTION 18 – Transition Provisions
  • SECTION 19 – Site Specific Provisions
  • SECTION 20 – Holding Provisions
  • SECTION 21 – Temporary Use Provisions
  • Appendix B
  • Appendix C: Central Neighbourhood Area
  • Appendix E: Properties within 800 metres of a Light Rail Transit (LRT) Station
  • Appendix G: Priority Streets
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