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Business & Economy Land Use Bylaw
Our zoning blueprint.
Changes to the Land Use Bylaw can be found in detail in the bylaw amendments passed by Council.
The Land Use Bylaw is the regulatory document that helps guide development in Beaumont, which aligns with the broader goals outlined in the Municipal Development Plan. It sets the rules for how land and buildings are used in the community and promotes responsible growth and development.
Our Zoning Blueprint divides Beaumont into specific districts, each with clear guidelines about what types of development are permitted or discretionary. It also explains the process for applying for development permits, the decision-making process and the conditions that may apply to developments.
In addition to zoning, the Land Use Bylaw covers important topics such as:
The Land Use Bylaw 944-19 introduces more flexibility in land use and development while setting specific standards for new builds. Key updates include:
The purpose of this Land Use Bylaw, hereby known as “Our Zoning Blueprint”, is to enable sustainable development based on the principles of Beaumont’s Municipal Development Plan: Our Complete Community.
Details of changes to the Land Use Bylaw can be found in their respective amending bylaws.
Amends the number of parking stalls required for facility-based child care programs, adds the definition of “Gross Floor Area,” updates the definition of "Day Home," and clarifies wording related to facility-based child care programs.
Defines event tents and similar structures ("Tarpaulin Structure") and adds a new fine for non-compliance in the Conventional Neighbourhood, Integrated Neighbourhood and Mature Neighbourhood districts.
To amend the Land Use Bylaw by redistricting Parcel D in Beau Val Park from Agricultural Holdings to Conventional Neighbourhood and Commercial.