MarkhamZoningZoning By-law
By-law 276-88 A By-law to Prescribe the Location of Residential Satellite Dishes
Published by City of Markham
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- Type
- By-law
- Published by
- City of Markham
- Date
- September, 1988
- Also called
- 276-88
- For
- homeowner
- Signed by
- Carole Bell, Mayor · Gary F. Roseblade, Clerk
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 3
Overview
The former Town of Markham's By-law 276-88, a three-page zoning amendment passed September 13, 1988 to prescribe the location of residential satellite dishes, linked from the City's By-Laws page by its number. It amends a long list of the Town's zoning by-laws, from 1229 to 304-87, defines lot line, rear yard and satellite dish, and sets the provisions for a satellite dish in any Residential zone: in a rear yard, no closer than 1.8 metres to any lot line, and no higher than 4.5 metres.
What it covers
- Satellite Dishes
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