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Part 2 – General Provisions

Published by City of Mississauga under Zoning By Law

Applies to: any
Instruments: Mississauga Zoning By-law 0225-2007
Building types: any

Part 2 of Mississauga Zoning By-law 0225-2007, the general provisions that read across every zone unless a zone category or exception zone displaces them. Section 2.1 opens with exemptions for streets and physical services and utilities, then runs through frontage on a street, accessory uses, legal non-complying lots, and the uses that occur in more than one zone category — public and private school, day care, place of religious assembly, home office and short-term accommodation among them — then setbacks, model homes and landscaped buffers.

What it covers

2.1.1 Exemptions
2.1.1.1 Streets
2.1.1.3 Physical Services and Utilities - Structures
2.1.1.4 Repair to a Safe Condition
2.1.1.5 Reconstruction of an Existing Building or Structure
Minimum Separation Distances from Residential Zones and Other Restrictions
2.1.3 Frontage on a Street
0.3 m Reserves
2.1.5 Accessory Uses
2.1.6 Use of Lots Without Buildings
2.1.7 Non-Contravention
2.1.8 Legal Non-Complying Lots, Buildings, Structures, Parking Areas and Driveways
2.1.9 Uses Permitted in More Than One Zone Category
2.1.9.1 Public School
2.1.9.2 Private School
2.1.9.3 Place of Religious Assembly
2.1.9.4 Day Care
2.1.9.5 Essential Emergency Service
2.1.9.12 Home Office
2.1.9.13 Short-Term Accommodation
2.1.9.17 Retail Centre
2.1.10 Reduction of Lot Area
2.1.11 Metric Conversion
2.1.13 Calculation of Height
2.1.16 Model Homes
2.1.20 Setback to Provincial Highway Right-of-Way
2.1.23 Toronto - Lester B. Pearson International Airport Operating Area Restrictions
2.1.24 Cooksville Creek Flood Plain Area
2.1.25 Landscaped Buffers
2.1.26 Phased Condominiums

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Publisher: City of Mississauga
Category: By-laws · zoning
Published under: Zoning By Law — the municipality's own heading
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Tags: zoninggeneral-provisionsland-use
File: the document at Mississauga
Found on: mississauga.ca/services-and-programs/building-and-renovati…

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