City of Campbell River · zoning
The I-3 zone in Campbell River.
Industrial Three. What the bylaw lets you build, how big the lot has to be, and how close to the lines you can go, in plain words with the section for each.
From Zoning Bylaw No. 3250, 2006. General information, not legal or planning advice. The adopted bylaw, as the City of Campbell River reads it, is always the final word.
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I-3 at a glance
| What you can use it for | Purpose: resource extraction and ancillary uses, maintenance compounds for the resource industry, lumber mills and log home fabrication and construction. Uses: extraction of raw material including crushing, screening, processing and storage; concrete and cement manufacturing and storage; asphalt manufacturing; maintenance compounds and offices for the resource industry; manufacturing, assembly, disassembly, processing or packaging of materials and goods; warehouse, including storage and repair of materials and goods; fuel storage depot; bulk loading facility; lumber mill; log home fabrication and assembly; ancillary dwelling unit; vocational training centre (5.16.1, as amended by 3399). Lots not on community sewer need a waste management plan acceptable to the City, with provincial approval under the Health Act or Waste Management Act where applicable (5.16.8) |
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| Dwelling units | No residential principal use; ancillary dwelling unit permitted (5.16.1(k)); number not stated |
| Smallest lot for subdivision | 4 hectares (9.9 acres); frontage the greater of 60 m (197 ft) or 10% of the lot perimeter (5.16.2–5.16.3) |
| Setbacks (front / side / rear / side on a road) | Front, rear and side 8 m (26 ft); yards adjacent to a highway or arterial road 30 m (98 ft) (5.16.5). No parking, loading or outdoor storage in the minimum required yards along a lot line adjoining a public road or lots zoned residential (5.16.7) |
| Height | 10.0 m (33 ft) principal, exclusive of structures or apparatus essential to the manufacture, assembly, processing or storage of the permitted uses (5.16.6) / ancillary s.4.12 |
| Lot coverage | 10% all buildings; 5% for I-3 lots larger than 8.0 hectares (20 acres) in the McIvor Lake area (5.16.4) |
| Shops, garages and sheds: size | s.4.12 |
| Shops, garages and sheds: setbacks | s.4.12 |
| Parking | Table 4.21.1; loading s.4.22 |
Metric figures are the bylaw's own. Feet and acres are converted for reading and rounded.
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What the zone page can't tell you
- Whether your lot is actually in this zone. Check the zoning map, not the listing.
- Whether a permit area, floodplain, stream setback or farmland reserve sits over the lot. Each adds steps.
- Whether site-specific rules or a covenant on title change what this table says.
- What council has decided on the street lately.
The lot report answers those for one address.
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