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AMENDMENTS

Amending Bylaws - 2023

Bylaw 28P2023

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Effective: May 17, 2023

Bylaw 28P2023 clarifies that the required setbacks in the Public Realm setback table may be relaxed for underground encroachments and temporary uses, subject to a technical review.

Bylaw 34P2023

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Effective: June 20, 2023

Bylaw 34P2023 amends Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 to extend the expiry date for eligible Development Permit exemptions in the Centre City Enterprise Area to December 31, 2026.

Bylaw 2H2023

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Effective: June 20, 2023

Bylaw 2H2023 provides development permit exemptions for exterior insulation and cladding and to clarify the Development Authority's ability to consider climate adaptation and mitigation as part of a discretionary development permit review.  New Land Use Bylaw definitions have also been added.

Bylaw 65P2023

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Effective: September 19, 2023

Bylaw 65P2023 amends the Land Use Bylaw to help improve the Change of Use development permit process and support businesses and economic recovery by:

Deleting the uses of Accessory Food Service and Accessory Liquor Service to enable businesses to offer these as an accessory service or activity to their main/existing business, without the need for a development permit
Delete the use of Take Out Food Service and consolidate it into Restaurant: Food Service Only or Restaurant: Licensed
Remove a condition in the Commercial Office District that makes it easier to determine if a Use is permitted or discretionary 
When a Change of Use is for a permitted use, a development permit is not required in all commercial and mixed-use districts

These changes do not affect the need for other approvals such as a building permit and business license, for example.

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