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Form 100 Ont. -12
Cor oration of the Townshi of 3a ham
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BY-LAW No. 2020..
(hereinafter called the "Municipality") deems, it necessary to borrow the sum
of S 800, 000 .
to meet, until the taxes are collected, the current
expenditures of the Municipality for the year;
NOTIL.—Refer
to the estimates
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to authorize the borrowing of $
800 , 000.
for the current
year if adopted;
Whereas
the Council of the Township
of Pa -ham
(hereinafter called the "Municipality") deems, it necessary to borrow the sum
of S 800, 000 .
to meet, until the taxes are collected, the current
expenditures of the Municipality for the year;
NOTIL.—Refer
to the estimates
And
Whereas the total amount of the estimated
revenues of the
for the current
year if adopted;
Municipality
P Y
as set forth in the estimates adopted for the
P
year 19 is
Y 7 9
if not. to those
of last year.
$ 1,304,377.
(Delete this
And
Whereas the total of amounts heretofore borrowed
for the purposes
cefnotapebl)
mentioned in
subsection (1) of Section 332 of The Municipal
Act which have
not been repaid is S
Therefore the Council of the Tovinshio of Eayham
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hereby enacts as follows:
1. The Head and the Treasurer are hereby authorized on behalf of the Municipality to
borrow from time to time by way Of promissory note from CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK
OF COMMERCE a sum or sums not exceeding in the aggregate $ 800 , 000.
to meet until the taxes are collected the current expenditures of the Municipality
for the year, including the amounts required for the purposes mentioned in subsection
(1) of Section 332 of the Municipal Act, and to give on behalf of the Municipality
to the Bank a promissory note or note.3 seal,. -d with the Corpordte Seal and signed by
the Head and Treasurer for the I4oneys so borrowed, with interest at such rate
as may be agreO upon from time to time with th't Bank.
2. All sums borrowed pursuant to the authority of this by-law, as weil as all other sums
borrowed in this year and in previous years from the said Bank for any or all of the
purposes mentioned in the said Section 332, shall, with interest thereon, be a charge
upon the whole of the revenues of the Municipality for the current year and for all
preceding years as and when such revenues are received.
3. The Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to apply in payment of all sums
borrowed as aforesaid, together with interest thereon, all of the moneys hereafter
collected or received either on account or realized in respect of taxes levied for the
current year and preceding years or from any other source which may lawfully be
applied for such purpose.
Passed this 2n,? , day of January 1980
Com. _...........................
THE HEAD OF THE MUNICIPALITY
MLAL
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By-law
No. . of the of
in the Province of Ontario, duly passed at a meeting of the Council of the said
Municipality duly held, and that the said By-law is in full force and effect.
." Dated This day of 19
As Witness the Seal of
the of
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWTITSH IP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NUMBER 2021
BEING A BY-LAW TO ADOPT AMENTMENT NO. TATO THE OFFICIAL PLAN
FOR THE EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA.
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham,
in accordance with the provisions of The Planning Act,
R.S.O. 1970, hereby enacts as follows:
1. THAT Amendment No. 7 to the Official Plan of the
East Elgin Planning Area, constituting.the attached
Schedule "A" and explanatory text, is hereby adopted.
2. THAT the Clerk is hereby: authorized and directed to make
application to the Minister .of Dousing for approval of
the aforementioned Amendment No. 7A to t?ie Official Plan
of the East Elgin Planning Area.
3. THAT this By-law shall not come into force or take effect
until aoproved by the Minister of Housing.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FIPTALLY PASSED THIS
2nd. DAY OF
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January, 1980.
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CLERK
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EAST ELGIN OFFICIAL PLAN
AMENDMENT NO. 7
Subject: CONSERVATION DESIGNATIONS
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The following text and Plan, designated Schedule 'A'
attached hereto, constitute Amendment No. 7 to the
Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area.
OFFICIAL PLAN
OF THE
EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA
AMENDMENT NO. 7
The attached map designated Schedule "A" and explanatory
text, constuting Amendment No. 7 to the Official Plan of
the East Elgin Planning Area, was prepared by the East
Elgin Planning Board and was recommended to the Council
of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham under the
provisions of Sections 12 and 17 of The Planning Act,
R.S.O. 1970, on the day of 197_
Chairman
In
Secretary
This Amendment was adopted by the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham by By-law Number in accordance
with Sections 13 and 17 of The Planning Act, R.S.O. 1970,
on the day of 197 .
Reeve
This Amendment
Planning Area,
Elgin Planning
Corporation of
in accordance
R.S.O. 1970, a
of the East E1
Date
Clerk
to the Official Plan of the East Elgin
which has been recommended by the East
Board and adopted by the Council of the
the Township of Bayham is hereby approved
with Sections 14 and 17 of The Planning Act,
s Amendment Number 7 to the Official Plan
gin Planning Area.
Minister of Housing
BY-LAW NUMBER
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham,
in accordance with the provisions of The Planning Act,
R.S.O. 1970, hereby enacts as follows:
1. THAT Amendment No. 7 to the Official Plan of the
East Elgin Planning Area, constituting the attached
Schedule "A" and explanatory text, is hereby adopted.
2. THAT the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
make application to the M.;_ni.-ter of Housing for
approval of the aforemerytioned Amendment No. 7 to the
Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area.
3. THAT this By-law shall not come into force or take
effect until approved by the Minister of Housing.
Reeve
ENACTED and PASSED this day of
197 .
Clerk
Certified that the above is a true copy of By-law No.
as enacted and passed by the Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Bayham.
Clerk
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1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Amendment is to amend the designation on
a number of land areas on Schedule "A", Future Land Use, of
the Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area, from
"Conservation" to "Agriculture".
2. LOCATION
The Amendment applies to the lands outlined on Schedule "A"
attached hereto.
3. BASIS OF THE AMENDMENT
The basis for this Amendment stems from a concern raised
by the East Elgin Planning Board that.the areas designated
"Conservation did not possess natural characteristics and
features worthy of the designation. It was felt that the
permissible uses of the lands designated in this manner,
as set out in Section 4.2.5 of Che Official Plan, were
unduly restrictive.
In order to gain more information on the subject, the East
Elgin Planning Board directed the consulting firm of
James F. MacLaren Limited to study the matter in greater
detail. (See Appendix I) In the study report, prepared by
the consultants, the 16 areas designated "Conservation" on
Schedule "A" of the Official Plan were investigated. Ten of
these areas are located in the Township of Malahide and six
in the Township of Bayham. Included in the analysis was an
examination of the features of the natural environment and
the existing land use present in these areas. Also examined
was the Sensitive Area mapping for the three municipalities
which form the East Elgin Planning Area provided by the
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. From the results of
the analysis, it was apparent that very little correlation
existed between the lands designated as "Conservation" on
Schedule "A" - Future Land Use of the Official Plan and
areas deemed worthy of Conservation by the Ontario Ministry
of Natural Resources. In lieu of the findings, several
recommendations and courses of action were proposed to the
East Elgin Planning Board. The Planning Board, after
suitable study of the consultant's report, moved that the
areas designated as "Conservation: be redesignated to more
accurately represent their potential utility. The reasons
for this motion were:
1) THAT the "Conservation" designation, and implemen-
tation through a zoning by-law, limit the agricul-
tural use of land; there are a number of farm
operations which are made non -conforming by the
designation;
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2) THAT in the absence of data to support the
"Conservation" designation, the land should be
placed in a designation that more accurately
reflects its existing and potential uses.
4. DETAILS OF THE AMENDMENT
Schedule 'A' of the Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning
Area is hereby amended as follows:
4.1 Changing the designation from "Conservation Lands" to
"Agriculture" the areas shown on Schedule 'A' attached
hereto, and indexed as 1 thereon.
4.2 Changing the designation from "Restricted Agriculture"
to "Conservation Lands" the areas shown on Schedule
'A' attached hereto, and indexed as 2 thereon.
4.3 Changing the designatidn from "Agriculture" to "Conser-
vation Lands" ,the areas shown on Schedule 'A' attached
hereto, and indexed as 3 thereon. '
5. IMPLEMENTATION
The Official Plan Amendment shall be implemented in accor-
dance with the Implementation Section of the Official Plan
as contained in Section 6 thereof.
6. INTERPRETATION
The Official Plan Amendment shall be interpreted in accor-
dance with the Interpretation Section of the Official Plan
• as contained in Section 7 thereof.
AMENDMENT No,
SCHEDULE "A"
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M�1es
EAST ELGIN
PLANNING AREA
Agncunure
%'%i Urban Arew
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Restricted Agricunure
Hamlets
FUTURE LAND USE
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Conservation
Conservation Lands
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�` = V= Recreation Hamlet
Hazard Lands
Pits and Quarries
NOTE: Port Bruce boundary
SCHEDULE A defined in Amendment No. 1
Areas changed from Areas changed from
El"Conservation Lands" �2 "Resticted Agriculture"
to "Agriculture" to "Conservation Lands"
Areas changed from
3]"Agriculture" to
"Conservation Lands"
APPENDIX I
Report - May 23, 1978
CONSERVATION DESIGNATION
JAMES E MA&AREN LIMITED
PLANNING AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GROUP OM
MEMORANDUM 11188
May 23, 1978
TO: The East Elgin Planning Board
FROM: Elizabeth Howson
RE: Conservation Designation
1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this report is to examine information on
natural environmental features in the East Elgin Planning
Area in order to evaluate alternative policies for areas
of environmental significance.
2. OUTLINE
The report first provides e description of the areas which
have been designated "Conservation". Readily available
information from the Ministry of Natural Resources on sensi-
tive areas, woodlots managed under the Woodlot Improvement
Act and Conservation Authority holdings is thea summarized.
Finally, existing policies in the Official Plan are discussed
and alternative policy approaches for environmental conserva-
tion are identified.
3. BACKGROUND INFORMATION
3.1 Conservation Areas
The Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area designates
16 areas in the Townships of Malahide and Bayham as Conserva-
tion. The following is a brief description of each of these
areas (letters correspond to those on Paps 1 and 2) .
Area A - Malahide
Area A is located immediately north of the recreation
hamlet of Port Bruce. This area appears to be cleared and
presently used for agriculture. It is surrounded on the east,
west and south by forested hazard lands.
Area B - Malahide
Area B is situated immediately east of the hamlet of Copen-
hagen. This area also appears to be cleared and used for
agricultural purposes, but surrounding the area to the south,
east and west are hazard lands. A small portion of Area B
overlaps a woodlot improvement area.
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Area C - Malahide
Area C is located in the source areas of Bradley Creek to the
southwest of Aylmer. These lands are covered by trees for
the most part which, because of their rigid pattern appear
to be the result of reforestration. Area C overlaps lands
owned by the Conservation Authority and Sensitive Area 4.
Area D - Malahide
Area D is located in the northeast
the source area of Catfish Creek as
farmland which immediately surround
laps a Wildlife Agreement Area.
Area E - Malahide
of Aylmer and contains
well as parcels of
the Creek. Area D over -
Area E is located northeast of Aylmer, just south of Spring-
field. It contains an area wl-Oich surropnded a now abandoned
airfield. Included in this large chunk of conservation lands
is the Ontario Police College. The present use of this land
is apparently for farming and the Police College. This
designation appears to have resulted from the mistaken inter-
pretation of the location of a Wildlife Management Area (see
Map 2).
Area F - Malahide
Area F is located to the east of Aylmer, just north of Summer's
Corners. It contains various woodlot and wetland features
associated with nearby Catfish Creek. The southern portion
of Area F overlaps Sensitive Area 1 and lands owned by the
Conservation Authority.
Areas G. H, and I - Malahide
These areas are small sections of land associated with creeks
emptying into Lake Erie. Area G is immediately adjacent to
the ravine, lands of Silver Creek to the east and Lake Erie to
the south. The west half is cleared with buildings on it and
the eastern half abutting the ravine lands is wooded. Area H
is a wooded area lying between the shallow ravines of two small
creeks to the east of County Road 40 along the Lake Erie shore.
Area,I is located just east of the Malahide-Bayham Township
boundary adjacent to a small creek which enters Lake Erie to
the south. The area is cleared except for two rows of trees
and is or was at one time used for farming.
Area J - Malahide
Area J is located to the northwest of Calton, just south of
County Road 45. It contains a wetland area which is drained
in part by two
heavily wooded.
life Management
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ditches to the south and east. The
Area J overlaps Sensitive Area 5
Area.
Area K - Bayham
area is
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Area K is located south of Richmond and east of County Road
43, just north of a large meander in Big Otter Creek. It is
cleared and appears to be used for farming.
Area L - Bayham
Area L is located to the southeast of Straffordville adjacent
to a quarry pit. It is wooded and drained by ditches which
flow to the east of the area. Area L overlaps the west por-
tion of Sensitive Area 3.
Area 11 - Bayham
Area M is located just west of the Elgin -Norfolk County line
and north of County Road 45 on the east side of South Otter
Creek. This area is heavily wooded and drained by a source
stream of the South Otter Creek. Area M overlaps the north
portion of Sensitive Area 1.
Area N - Bayham
Area N is located to the west of Vienna and contains a source
stream of Big Otter Creek. The portion of the area, lying to
the north of a gravel road which enters Vienna to the east,
is used for tobacco farming. The portion to the south is
wooded and is interrupted in part by the source stream of Big
Otter Creek. Area N overlaps the north part of Sensitive Area
5.
Area O - Bayham
Area O is located adjacent to the western town limits of Port
Burwell and north of the boundaries of Iroquois Beach Provincial
Park. This area is cleared in part and contains a tobacco farm
located adjacent to a small creek which enters Lake Erie to the'
south. The rest of the area is patched with wooded areas, but
it is not a continuous woodland area. A small irrigation pond
lies just to the north of Area O. It also drains into Lake Erie
to the south.
Area P - Bayham
Area P is located to the northeast of Port Burwell just north
of Little Otter Creek. The portion of the area to the west of
the gravel road which runs north -south is wooded and is drained
by a source stream of Little Otter Creek. To the east of the
gravel road the land is used for tobacco farming.
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3.2 Sensitive Areas
The Ministry of Natural Resources has identified 13 sensitive
areas in the East Elgin Planning Area. Seven of these sensi-
tive areas are located in Bayham Township and six in Malahide
Township. No sensitive areas were identified in South Dorches-
ter Township. The 13 areas identified in Bayham and Malahide
Townships are considered sensitive as a result of their impor-
tant biological features such as flora, fauna and wildlife and
their susceptibility to alteration through human action.
Maps 1 and 2 attached to this report show the location of the
sensitive areas. A brief description of each sensitive area
follows:
BAYHAM
Area 1 - Concession 4,, Lots 21 to 28 inclusive
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The majority of this area is classified as an,upland deciduous,
dominant forest. The area has been divided into three sections.
Section J occurs north of County Road 45 and contains a mature
maple/beech forest. Section 2 occurs north of County Road 45
and contains a young mixed forest with sugar maple, beech and
large -tooth aspen as the dominant species. Section 3, which
occurs north and south of County Road 45, contains a young
mixed forest with hemlock as the dominant species. The site
is considered sensitive because alteration would reduce the
regenerative capability of the ecosystems which are present.
Area 2 - Concession 7, Part Lots 109 to 112
inclusive
Area 2 is located on the floodplain and ravine slopes of a
source stream of Big Otter Creek. The floral community differs
between the floodplain and slope areas. In the floodplain areas
there exists a mixed deciduous forest containing trembling
aspen, elm and white pine species. Dogwood, willows, hawthorne
and raspberry are also found in the lower area.
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On the slopes, a mixed forest exists containing basswood, beech,
maple, hemlock, red oak and sugar maple species. Also in exis-
tence are dogwood, witch hazel, hawthorne, trilliums, wood fern
and wild ginger species. This area is considered sensitive
due to the role the various floral species play in controlling
erosion.
Area 3 - Concession 6, Part Lots 128 to 135
inclusive .�
Area 3 is an area of upland hardwoods which contains a large
expanse of sugar maple, beech, black cherry and white ash
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species. The area is considered sensitive because of the
existence of large trees of record size and some wetland
floral groups.
Area 4 - Concession 3, Lot 12
Area 4 is a wooded river bank and floodplain, containing
the only known stand of paw paw trees in Elgin County. At
present there is some concern that scotch pine species will
shade out the existing populations of the paw paw but they
will in all likelihood, continue to remain.
Area 5 - Concession 2, Lot 10
Area 5 is a wet woodland area. Presently used by a snow-
mobile club, the lower biotic groups including such species
as ferns, orchids and young trees are threatened and if more
trail clearing takes place, nesting areas of ruffed grouse,
woodcock and woodpecker may Pe endangered.
Areas 5 and 6� .
There are no reports identifying the reasons why Areas 6
and 7 are identified as sensitive areas.
MALAHIDE
Area 1 - Part Lots 91-96 North of Talbot Road
Area 1 is a wet and swampy woodlot with a number of young
and developing species including silver and red maples, and
white oaks. Lower biotic species include ferns, trilliums
and jack-in-the-pulpits. If this area were to be altered
by present uses including a sportsman's club or through drain-
age; the whole youthful ecosystem would be endangered and
probably lost.
Area 2 - Concession 4, Lots 21 to 26
inclusive
Area 2 contains a series of small pools of standing water
which are surrounded by large tracts of upland vegetation.
Species found in the west areas include red and silver maples,
white oak and black ash. Lower order species include royal
fern and jewelweed. In drier areas stands of sugar maple,
white ash and beech are found along with lower order species
of witch hazel, violets and jack-in-the-pulpits. If the
.;area was to be altered the ecosystems present, especially
in the wetland areas, would be endangered.
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Area 3 - Concession 1, Part Lots 16 and 17;
Concession 2, Part Lots 14, 15 and 16;
Concession 3, Part Lots 12, 13 and 14, and
Part Lots 16 to 20 inclusive;
Concession 4, Part Lots 11 and 12, and
Part Lots 14, 15 and 16
Area 3 contains a series of mixed hardwood woodland area in
ravine areas along Silver Creek. Dominant species include
sugar maple, beech and hemlock. Lower order biotic groups
include trilliums, wild ginger, orchids and violets. Damming
in the area would present a threat to floodplain and lower
ravine area species, which in turn could affect the tempera-
ture of the Creek.
Areas 4, 5 and 6
There are no reports. identifying
and 6 are identified as sens 0tive
3.3 Woodland Improvement Areas
the reasons why Areas 4, 5,
areas.
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Under the Woodlands Improvement Act the Ministry of Natural
Resources may enter into agreements with property owners who
have land suitable for forest purposes for the planting of
nursery stock or the improvement of the woodlands. Once such
an agreement has been entered into, the property owner can
only cut or remove trees in accordance with the approved
management program. Violation of the agreement by the owner
may result in legal action by the Ministry to recover the
cost of plantings or improvements.
A number of woodlots in the East Elgin Planning Area are
managed under the Woodlands Improvement Act (see Maps 1, 2
and 3) and these areas include parts of the sensitive areas.
Involvement by property owners is purely voluntary.
3.4 Conservation Authority Holdings
Kettle Creek and Otter Creek Conservation Authority holdings
are shown on Maps 1 and 2. Generally, Conservation Authority
lands can be divided into two categories:
active - lands are developed with recreation facilities
including picnic or camping areas, trails;
passive - lands managed for wildlife or environmental
protection; recreation facilities may be limited
to nursery or educational purposes.
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Two Conservation Authority land holdings, both managed by
the Kettle Creek Conservation Authority, are classified as
sensitive areas. They are located in part of Lots 1, 2, 3
and 4, Concession 5 in Malahide Township and Lot 95, north
side of Talbot Road also in Malahide Township.
4. OFFICIAL PLAN POLICIES
Section 4.2.5 of the East Elgin Official Plan provides poli-
cies for a "Conservation Land" designation:
"Conservation shall mean that the predominant use
of the land shall be for the preservation and
enjoyment of significant natural resources such as:
Water resources
- Soil or mineral resources
- Valuable agricultural resources
Unique vegetation or wildlife•habitats
Valuable recreation resources
- Historic sites
Designated outdoor recreation areas
Any natural resources the community
and/or the Local Conservation Authority
deems to be important as an environmental
asset to the area." (Section 4.2.5.1).
Several areas are designated "Conservation" on Schedule "A"
to the Official Plan and these have been discussed in Section
3.
Policies for the natural environment are contained in Section
4.2.4, Hazard Lands. This designation includes lands which
could cause property damage or loss of life if developed upon.
Permitted uses are intended to provide for the conservation
and preservation of the natural land and environment. Schedule
'A' to the Official Plan identifies Flood Plain and Hazard
Lands along the major creeks and streams of the Planning Area.
The designation includes parts of several sensitive areas that
Are swampy, low-lying or subject to erosion. The policies for
the Hazard Lands restrict new construction and would serve to
protect the designated areas.
The estate residential policies permit residential development
in areas which possess undulating terrain and tree cover. The
policies direct estate development to areas of attractive land-
scape and the areas may have sensitive environmental features.
A contradiction would be apparent between protecting the
sensitive areas and encouraging development in areas with
features that comprise sensitive areas.
5. ALTERNATIVE POLICY APPROACHES
1. Policy: retain existing Official Plan policies
but, review "Conservation" designation based on
information in this report.
"Conservation" designation for Conservation
Authority holdings and for the most important
natural areas identified in this report, after
consultation with the owners; deletion of
other areas designated "Conservation". This
would require an Official Plan amendment;
no policy.designati.on for mast areas under the
Woodlands,Improvement Act; areas remain within
"Agricultural" designation;
"Flood Plain and Hazard Land" designation for
any area of flood or erosion susceptibility;
estate development encouraged to locate in
areas of attractive natural landscape.
Implications:
a significant degree of protection to impor-
tant natural environment features would apply
with the "Conservation" and "Flood Plain and
Hazard Land" policies and designations;
the initiative for protection of remaining
sensitive areas in private ownership would
remain with individual owners;
estate development would continue to be direc-
ted to areas that may contain sensitive environ-
mental features.
2. Policy: designate all sensitive areas, Conservation
Authority lands, and areas under Woodlands Improve-
ment Act on Maps 1, 2 and 3 for "Conservation" or
"Flood Plain and Hazard Land".
Implications:
requires Official Plan amendment for new areas;
documentation for sensitive areas is limited
and may not support extensive designations;
- zoning approach, particularly for areas under
W.I.A. is uncertain, would require the wood -
lots to be zoned for conservation purposes;
dimensions may be difficult to obtain;
estate residential difficulty would be over-
come since the designations would not permit
residential development.
3. Policy: remove the "Conservation" designation;
the "Agricultural" and "Flood Plain and Hazard
Land" desicjnation' `would apply.
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Implications:
- areas in public ownership would not be
affected;
protection would be limited to the flood plain
areas, but areas of natural significance or
sensitivity that have no environmental hazard
would be unprotected;
no resolution of the issue of protecting
environmentally important areas from estate
development.
For either alternative 1 or 3 the matter of protecting the
environment while simultaneously permitting estate develop-
ment is left open.
Elizabeth Howson
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APPENDIX II
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE
Tillsonburg#News - January 17 and 19, 1979
editions
Aylmer Express - January 17, 1979 edition
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APPENDIX III
PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWY43HIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW "?0. 2022
BEING A BY-LAW to provide for the appointment of members to the
East Elgin Planning Board..
WHEREAS the Town of Aylmer, the Villages of Springfield, Vienna
and Port Burwell and the Townships of Bayham Malahide and South
Dorchester have presented their nominees to the Fast Elgin Plann-
ing Board for appointment by the Council of the designated
municipality (being the Council of the Township of Bayham).
THEREFORE ' THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the following are hereby appointed as members to the
East Elgin Planning Board -
NAME
REPRESENTING
Donald Pearson
(Councillor
Town of
Aylmer
Max Moore
(Councillor
Village
of
Springfield
Wm.Maclntvre
(Councillor,
Village
of
Springfield
Hugh Ferris
(C.ouncil. or
`7illage
of,
Vienna
Edward Latimer F
(Councilor
Village
of
Vienna
Kenneth Matthews(LandSurveyor
Village
of
Pt.Burwell
Vera Bates
(Councillor
Village
of"Pt.turwell
Joseph Volkaert
(Farmer)
Township
of
Rayham
Blake Wolfe ( Real
Est . Salesman) Township
of
Bayham
Andre VanKasteren
(Councillor)
Township
of
Malahide
John B. Wilson
(Councillor
Township
of
S.Dorchester
Gordon Pettit
(Councillor
Township
of
S.Dorchester
John Hulet
(Councillor)
Township
of
Malahile
Joseph Merrill
(Gentlemen)
Town of
Aylmer
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Nov. 30,1980
Nov. 3071931
2. That Ronald Green, as Reeve of the Township of Bayham, is hereby
appointed a member e.! -officio.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 2nd:. DAY OF
JANUARY, 1930.
M
CLERK
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VILLAGE OF SPRINGFIELD
OFFICE OF CLERK -TREASURER
PHONE: 773-8555
MUNICIPAL HALL
BO Y 29,
SPRINGFIELD, ONTARIO
NOL 2J0
Decerber 11, 1979.
The East Elgin ?D1.annin8"L'ha'rd,
'Ar. J. Petrie, Secretary-Treaturer,
Straffordville, hntaio,
NMJ lYn.
Dear Mr. Detri e :
Council of the Villa -e of Springfield wishes to
advise you that ltr. t"ax 'k'oere and 'I -Ir. William '''acIntyre were
arrninted, under resnlutinn of Cnuncil December 5th, 1979, representatives
for the year 1980 for the East Elgin planning Board.
encl.
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Cory of this resnlutinn is enclosed.
Yours truly,
VILLAGE nF SPAINGFIWT
MD,
(''rs ) Catherine 'Rearss ,
Clerk -Treasurer.'
Session 19 7",7 No.
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FORM 4r
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TELEPHONE 773-5344
O�"gttlP OF M,
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RANDALL R. MILLARD
CLERK AND TREASURER
87 JOHN ST., EOLITH
AYLMER. WEST
ONTARIO
NSH 2C3
November 29, 1979
0
W Mr. J. Petrie,
Secretary Treasurer,
Fast Elgin Planning Board,
Straffordville, Ontario.
NOJ lYo
Dear Sir: Re: Planning Board members - Malahide Township
Please find following a resolution passed at a recent meeting
of Malahide Township Council:
'MiAT Councillor John Hulet and Councillor Andre Van Kasteren
be appointed to the Fast Elgin Planning Board to represent Malahide
Township for the year commencing December 1, 1979 and ending
November 30, 1980."
Very truly yours,
R. R. Millard,
Cleric -Treasurer.
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roc,:. ls7s
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CHARLES L. KNAPP
CLERK -TREASURER
AND TAX COLLECTOR
December 13, 1979.
TOWN OF AYLMER
•
AYLMER, ONTARIO
POSTAL ADDRESS
46 TALBOT ST. WEST
NSH 1J7
TELEPHONE 773-3164
East Elg_n Planning Board,
c/o Township of Bayham,
P. O. Box 165,
STRAFFORDVILLE, Ontario.
Dear Sir:
This is to advise you that Mr. Don Pearson and Mr.
Joe Mennill will be the Town of Aylmer's representative
on the East Elgin Planning Board for the year 1980.
Yours truly,
o,&,- � . /�a
Deputy Clerk -Treasurer.
William G. Roberts
WGR:pk
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Session 19= No..
Moved by
Seconded b
-17
No: 101
CORPORAT.rO.J 61�` THE
TOWN.33H IP OF BAYHAM
BY - L l"t U0. 2023
J'EING a Bylaw to licence and renuire refistrtation of-!( -.),
and to prohibit and regulate the running at lade of doc;_w ► thin the
Corporate limit.; of the To,,rnL;hi.p- of Bayham.
:rlii�I`?t;AS The Dolt Licencin;- and Live Stock tarn i Poul.t:r••
Protection :+ct, R.S.O. 1970, as amended provides authority Cor
councils to pass such bylaws.
AND WHEREAS the Council of the `Pown.-;hip of i ayhwrn de-, m:. i_ t.
necessary to pass such a bylaw.
THEREFORE BE IT EI`IACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE C0PZP0'it11TT� '
Ci' THE TU:1q; jH I P OF BAYHAM .
1. In this bylaw:
(a) "dog" means any dog male or female including the
young and the singular and plural shall have ].-U.0
meaning.
(b) "owner" of a dor includes a person who po,: or
harbours a dog and ►'ovens►► and "ovined" have a corn o,. -
ponding meaning.
(c) "running at large" means a dog found in any plat:,
other than the premises of the owner of the dor and
not under the control of ,ny p= -,r• ;on .
(d) "township official" means and W v� ,.
Township Council, and any appointed official o.(' the.
Township incyud i.ng poundkeepers, by --law enforcement
_. offi cer,anim.al control officer, and an;' othor p•:r:.on
appointed for the enfo -cement of t to-ii,i by],aw.
(e) "collector" mean) collector of' Dior tax, as appo:i.nte:i
by bylaw of the Town -,hip of Dayham.
2. The owner of any dog within the limits of the Township of Pla-'hart
,-hall pay annually and before the Thirtieth day of September, in elch
-,� ear, to the collector or Clerk of the Corporation of the To.•Jn:.:hi p of
:=ayharn, a li.cence fee of Five Dollars (",,5.00) for every =ic p- which i,,r
or he may own, posses-, or harbor within the ] imits, of the,
of ayham .
3. No doh; shall he p(.:rmitted to run at 1::r t: in "i-
i"il3rn ��t zany time unless rev'l:�tered ptlr �ilanV. to
c: ;j-.iid do,,- ;near,, tr:e met,,,il to f-referre:i zap it1
per on who own:-,, nooses 3es or htrl,,or , :jr.•
y.
o� Iyip of iayhrifn Ishall t-;teferc the 30th. z::,ay W .a 7)? . i t: ►
zc:rEt,nviti�_I. I:;y thc. Collect in ci .tch year i'ilR-: :� a.t.'! t,i:. :I.1.' t�
Townf,hip :">omo. isi(,,;Crj.pt.ion by whi`_-}t +1.110 1,,)Ir r
;7v;.a:�:.� :7t€ car h-irboreci by him my be r�,�ciJ. aF_}- i tier ' i rli:.
*o~et�hc-�r ,a i.t;h the name ad
the s� of *,he r3;,rtr, art . ,rrort ;�
4,. ' sthisBylaw irNoo ' � i lr,:I I.it r 1
' he t.vl.lf�c* or of the tax Ly F3 ` , : r
the Collector of such description it shall be t,h(r duty cit' 11 or to register the same by number for the year commonc -[nfr >.: *'.:.•:�tF
.lay of January of such registration and to fi,rn :;h t;ho o.•:►t. "11
metal tag on which shall be inscribed letters and fifrurc:.3 in i1i --O ncr
the year for which such tax has been paid ,:incl a number corn, �,povd-inj-
faith the number under which such dog is for the time boin fs
in the book -1 of the Collector, together with a written licence Cor
that year. The metal tag shall be worn attached to <a collar can the
neck of the dog during the said year for which said licence ha .; hoon
granted, and the granting of such licence shall he authority for the
said dog to be at large in the Township of Fayham during the -;rear for
which the licence has been ,granted except as provided by Section 10
of thi Tiyl -iw.
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5 . No person shall use an f such metal, t4p c. attach the :;ame to a
collar for any doF other than tee dog `'r-• wF . ch the same ,-ia., furnished
`,s aforesaid.
6. It shall be the duty of the Collector to keep a book in which he
shall record the name of the owner of every dog register(,d lmcl.er ;.re
provisions of this By-law, date 'of such registration, the description
of the dog, the registration number and the amount of the tax pnid,
and it shall be the duty of the collector to make a return to the
Council of the Township of Bayham showing the number of log, upon
which taxes have been paid under ;;his By-law and which have been
licenced as hereinbefore provided and also the names of the oi•rni rs
who have paid the licence fee and who have regiatererl undor this, by-
law. It shall likewise be the duty of the Collector tc perform all
other duties explicitly or impliedly re,,uired to be done by him under
the provisions of this By-law.
No person Shall suffer or permit _�iny dog of which he i.,; otvTioI•,
even if licenced under this icy -law, to run at large in the To-vinnhip of
%ayham if such dog is of a vicious or ferocious disposi ti.or. or .-,uffer-
ing from a communicable diseas: e. Where any dog is suspected cif
being in contact with a rabid animal the 'rownshi p Orf.i ci:rl
immediately notify the District Veterinarian of the Health of 1►ni!nals
branch, Agriculture Canada or his representative for inst.riictionr
which he shall follow .
1'n the event there is human involvement with a su:;pocted
rabid dog or with a dog known to have had or suspected to hive }and
contact with a rabid animal the To;!n--' ip =. ci.al 3ball it.,imedil!Ae11r
notify the Medical Officer of Health or his repre3ent.:iti.ve or
.instruct.i ons which he shall follow.
3. No person shall suffer or permit any -bitch 'crf •.rl,ich lxl i., t} o
o,vmer, even if � licenced under t is lay -law, to `run at larrre wi th *,,.n:•
Township -of: i3ayham wh -le in h� a t; .
9. i`Jo person shall without the consent of the o-I.ne-• romovo any metal
,,ac from any licenced dog.
10. The owner shall not permit dogs to r1in at large in th 'I owe ship of
sayham diiring the months of April, May, June, July, Au:-u.jf. .tnd
}entember and at any time within the boundaries of Plan 205 .for the
Village of O'traffordville, Plan 22 for the Villa;*e of Richmond,
Plans 113 and 253 for the Village of s -;den :and Plan 97 for tho Village
of' Corinth.
11. The Reeve
of the Town. -,-hip
of Bayliam :,a
any
t, i.n�_ ;l}.< r1 tlltr ��,► :r
.3o t,o do by .a
,i
Council miy
a. �
•i:� i :1!,) i`.' {�l�
r�r�7t.1.i
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5 . No person shall use an f such metal, t4p c. attach the :;ame to a
collar for any doF other than tee dog `'r-• wF . ch the same ,-ia., furnished
`,s aforesaid.
6. It shall be the duty of the Collector to keep a book in which he
shall record the name of the owner of every dog register(,d lmcl.er ;.re
provisions of this By-law, date 'of such registration, the description
of the dog, the registration number and the amount of the tax pnid,
and it shall be the duty of the collector to make a return to the
Council of the Township of Bayham showing the number of log, upon
which taxes have been paid under ;;his By-law and which have been
licenced as hereinbefore provided and also the names of the oi•rni rs
who have paid the licence fee and who have regiatererl undor this, by-
law. It shall likewise be the duty of the Collector tc perform all
other duties explicitly or impliedly re,,uired to be done by him under
the provisions of this By-law.
No person Shall suffer or permit _�iny dog of which he i.,; otvTioI•,
even if licenced under this icy -law, to run at large in the To-vinnhip of
%ayham if such dog is of a vicious or ferocious disposi ti.or. or .-,uffer-
ing from a communicable diseas: e. Where any dog is suspected cif
being in contact with a rabid animal the 'rownshi p Orf.i ci:rl
immediately notify the District Veterinarian of the Health of 1►ni!nals
branch, Agriculture Canada or his representative for inst.riictionr
which he shall follow .
1'n the event there is human involvement with a su:;pocted
rabid dog or with a dog known to have had or suspected to hive }and
contact with a rabid animal the To;!n--' ip =. ci.al 3ball it.,imedil!Ae11r
notify the Medical Officer of Health or his repre3ent.:iti.ve or
.instruct.i ons which he shall follow.
3. No person shall suffer or permit any -bitch 'crf •.rl,ich lxl i., t} o
o,vmer, even if � licenced under t is lay -law, to `run at larrre wi th *,,.n:•
Township -of: i3ayham wh -le in h� a t; .
9. i`Jo person shall without the consent of the o-I.ne-• romovo any metal
,,ac from any licenced dog.
10. The owner shall not permit dogs to r1in at large in th 'I owe ship of
sayham diiring the months of April, May, June, July, Au:-u.jf. .tnd
}entember and at any time within the boundaries of Plan 205 .for the
Village of O'traffordville, Plan 22 for the Villa;*e of Richmond,
Plans 113 and 253 for the Village of s -;den :and Plan 97 for tho Village
of' Corinth.
11. The Reeve
of the Town. -,-hip
of Bayliam :,a
any
t, i.n�_ ;l}.< r1 tlltr ��,► :r
.3o t,o do by .a
resolution of the
Council miy
a. �
•i:� i :1!,) i`.' {�l�
r�r�7t.1.i
ieclari.nr that
no dog shr;All be
permitted to
r•u:i
:►t, l :,r•�r� �ti i :.��.ir� s.i+��
of lyayham
during such
period, other
thlan
t.l -.+t. .:�t 'cyr•'<.1: i rl
Jecr,ion 10, as
is determined by
the Council
'ind
n-i-T� i in pro-
:lwami ,ion .
1.2. ,'..nv person may seize and deliver to one of t},c ta�,uncitc•>.•;� �-•.: ar
inirxil control officer of. the Township of Bayh:am any -iof- in riinninf•
l arf'e contrary to the provi -)lOn3 of this } y-l.a,:r -c, }1C'rt
:Forth, rami i.t; 3ha11 be the deity of tree poundker:,p nir in im-J
o 'f icier to whom the same shall be delivered to impoiind .nuc}- +iof' and
.supply it with food and water while impounded, and in case i t: :J:all
not be reclaimed as hereinafter provided within 1. hree rafter it
shall have been delivered to the poundkeeper it shall be the dl_tty of
the poundkeeper or animal control officer tc dispose of such do!7 in
a *uman manner but any dog suspected of being rabid, foun'd running
at large shall be immediately disposed of as directed by tine iii. ,t.ri ct
Veterinarian, Health of Animals branch, Agriciil hire Cnn-id:), or iii s
representative if there has been no human involvement.
13. No per.3on or persons shall molest, interrupt, hinds !r or prevont
any animal Control Officer, constable or poundkeeper in the r?i:;Cl �ir•ge
of his duties herein prescribed and imposed upon him.
11, . Tt. �;hnl 1 tie thn ditty of ovory poimdko-opor lnoi /nr : rte s final -on t-, rnl
E,I'I'i •,�•
1.4) nnt.,,r i n :i book :.i dt-. wri Int, i on (pt' :,l l 1'1> I + v4•r o I Lei ,,t•
impounded i)v him and to make a monthly report, thereof.
. . . con,". i rem,, ! . . .
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15.
.
17. Any owner of a clog may recover said dog f. -(-)m ';he Poun ikc oper or
..n -.mal Control Officer within the period set forth in C1�3u: e 1.2 above ,
ti,y payment to the Pound&ei2per or Animal Control Officer of such
impounding fee as provided by statute and the care and feidd of the
k:Ug at such rate as determined by the said Poundkeeper or Animal
Control Officer (each 24 hours or part thereof shall b�3 considered nine
day).
16. Any owner, who permits his dog to run at large in contravetion
of this Bylaw, may incur a penalty of not more than ';,50.00, exclusive
of costs, and every such penalty shall be recoverable under, "The
:summary Convictions Act,"
17. Bylaws 1088, 1386 and 1474 are hereby repealed.
rtL:'�D A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS 21st. DAY OF January, l960.
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REEVE
READ A TKIM TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 6th.
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REEVE
C Li R1,'.
':LERK
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5. No person shall uf;e any such metal tag or attach Qie ;,-ame to ,i
collar for any dog other than the dog for which the same was Turn i .,,hr -d
as aforesaid.
6. It shall be the duty of the Collector to keep a book in which he
shall record the name of the owner of every dog registered under the
provisions of this By-law, date of such registration, the description
of the dog, the registration number and the amount of the tax paid,
and it shall be the duty of the collector to make a return to the
Council of the Township of Bayham showing the number of dogs upon
which taxes have been paid under this By-law and which have been
licenced as hereinbefore provided and also the names of the owners
who have paid the licence fee and who have registered under this by-
law. It shall likewise be the duty of the Collector to perform all
other duties explicitly or impliedly required to be done by him under
the provisions of this By-law. -
7. No person shall suffer or permit any dog of which he is owner,
even if licenced under this By-law, to run at large in the Township of
Bayham if such dog is of a vicious or ferocious disposition or suffer-
ing from a communicable disease. Where any dog is suspected of
being in contact with a,rabid animal the Township Official shall
immediately notify the District Veterinarian ,of the health of Animals
Branch, Agriculture Canada or his representative for instructions
which he shall follow.
In the event there is human involvement with a suspected
rabid dog or with a dog known to have had or suspected to have had
contact with a rabid animal the Town-:', ip (,I'' i ci al :shall immed:'Lately
notify the Medical Officer of Health or his representative for
instructions which he shall .follow.
8. NoP Y� an permit erson shall suf er or ¢bitch of which he is the � ,3
P
owner, even if licenced under thils 13y -law, to run at large within the
Township of bayham while in heat.
9. No person shall without the consent of the owner remove any metal
tag from any licenced dog.
1Q.The owner shall not permit dogs to run at large in the Town Ship of
Bayham during; the months of April, May, June, July, August, and
September and at, any time within the boundaries of Plan 205 for the
Village of 03traffordville , Plan 22 for the Village of Richmond,
Plans 113 and 258 for the Vi.linge of Eden and Plan 97 for the Village
of Corinth.
11. The Reeve of the 'Township of Bayham at any time when authori^ed
so to do by a resolution of the Council may issue a proclamation
declaring that no dog shall be permitted to run at large within the
Township of Hayham during such period, other than that set forth in
Section 10, as is determiners by the Council and named in such pro-
clamation.
12. Any person may sere and deliver to one of the poundkeepers or
animal control officer of the Township of I3ayham any dog found running
at larp;e contrary to the provisions of this By-law as hereinbefore set
forth, and it shall be the duty of the poundkeeper or animal control
officer to whom the same shall be delivered to impound such dog and
supply it with food and water while impounded, and in case it shall
not be reclaimed as hereinafter provided within three days after it
shall have been delivered to the poundkeeper it shall be the duty of
the poundkeeper or animal control officer to dispose of such dog in
a human manner but any dog suspected of being rabid, found running
at large shall be immediately disposed of as directed by the f)i Strict
Veterinarian, Health of Animals Branch, Agriculture Canada, or his
representative if there has been no human involvement.
13. No person or persons shall molest, interrupt, hinder or prevent
any Animal Control Officer, r_onst,able or poundkeeper in the discharge
of his duties herein prescribed and imposed upon him.
14. It shall be the duty of every poundkeeper and/or animal control
offi.rer to enter in a book a description of all dogs delivered to or
impounded by him and to make a monthly report thereof.
...continued...
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW N O . 2025
BEING A BY-LAW TO REPEAL BY-LAW NO. 1986 ADOPTING AMENDMENT
NO. 9 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA.
WHEREAS By-law No. 1986 as passed by the Council of the Corp-
oration of the Township of Bayham on April 4, 1979, adopted
Amendment No. 9 to the Official Plan for the East Elgin
Planning Area.
AND WHEREAS certain comments and proposed modifications by the
Ministry of Housing have caused the Planning Board for the East
Elgin Planning Area to request the designated Municipality to
withdraw the said Amendment No. 9.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY TiP.E COUNCIL,, OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. THAT By-law No. 1986 adopting Amendment No. 9 to the
Official Plan for the East Elgin Planning Area be and
the same is hereby repealed.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
6th. DAY OF February, 1980.
4
CLERK
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A
0
C OF.PORA T ION OF THE
TOWNaHIP OF BAYHA.'i
BY - LAW NO. 2025
bEING A BY-LAW TO REPEAL BY-LAW NO. 1986 ADOPTING AMENDMENT
NO. 9 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA.
WHF&EA:i By-law No. 1986 as passed by the Council of the Corp-
oration of the Township of Dayham on April 4, 1979, adopteri
ijuendment No. 9 to the Official Plan for the East Erin
Planning Area.
AND WHEREAS certain co=ants and proposed modifications by the
Ministry of housing have caused the Planning Board for the East
Elgin Planning Area to request the designated Municipality to
withdraw the said Amendment No. 9.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED Y THE COUNCIL -OF THE CORPORATICE OF
THE TO' JHIP OF• BA.YHAM
1. THAT By-law No. 1986 .adopting Amendment No. 9 to the
Official Plan for the East Elgin Planning Area be and
the sane is hereby repealed.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TI.IE AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
6th. DAY OF February, 1930.
R VE
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2026
BEING a By-law to adopt Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan
for the East Elgin Planning Area.
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in
accordance with the provisions of The Planning Act, R.S.O.
1970, hereby enacts as follows:
1. THAT Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of the East
Elgin Planning Area, constituting the attached Schedule
"A" and explanatory text, is hereby adopted.
2. THAT the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to make
4 ar
application to the Minister of Housing for approval of the
aforementioned Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of
the East Elgin Planning Area.
3. THAT this By-law shall not come into force or take effect
until approved by the Minister of Housing.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
6th. DAY OF February, 1980.
REEVE CLERK
a
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY . LAW NO. 2026
BEING a By-law to adopt Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan
for the East Elgin Planning Area.
The Council of the Corporation of the Town3hip of hayham, in
accordance with the provisions of The Planning Act, R.S.O.
1970, hereby enacts as follows:
1. THAT Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of the East
Elgin Planning Area,. constituting the attached Schedule
"A" and explanatory text, is hereby adopted.
2. THAT the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to make
,application to the Xinist®ir of Housing for approval of the
aforementioned Amendment No. ll . to the Official Plan of �
the East Elgin Planning Area.
3. THAT this By-law shall not come into force or take effect
until approved by the Minister of Housing.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TI14E AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
6th. DAY Or February, 1980.
E R
N
CORKRATION OF THE
TOWN3HIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2026
BEING a By-law to adopt Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan
for the East Elgin Planning; Area.
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in
accordance with the provisions of The Planning Act, R.S.O.
1970, hereby enacts as follows:
1. THAT Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of the East
Elgin Planning Area, constituting the attached Schedule
"A" and explanatory text, is hereby adopted.
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2. THAT the Clark is'hereby authotized and�„directed to make
application to the Minister of Housing for approval of the
aforementioned Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of
the East Elgin Planning Area.
3. THAT this By-law shall not come into force or take effect
until approved by the Minister of Housing.
READ A FIRST, SECCKD AND THIRD TI14E AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
6th. DAY OF February, 1980.
9 1
EAST ELGIN OFFICIAL PLAN
AMENDMENT NO. 11
The following text and Plan, designated Schedule "A" attached
hereto, constitute Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of
the East Elgin Planning Area. -
OFFICIAL PLAN
OF THE
EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA
AMENDMENT NO. 11
The attached map designated Schedule "A" and explanatory
text, constituting Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan
of the East Elgin Planning Area, was prepared by the East
Elgin Planning Board and was recommended to the Council
of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham under the
provisions of Sections 12 and 17 of The Planning Act,
R.S.O. 1970, on the day of , 19 .
Chairman
This Amendment
ship of Bayham
Sections 13 and
the day of
Secretary
was adopted by the Corporation of the Town -
by By-law Number in accordance with
17 of The Planning Act, R.S.O. 1970, on
, 19 .
Reeve Clerk
This Amendment to the Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning
Area, which has been recommended by the East Elgin Planning
Board and adopted by the Council of.the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham is hereby approved in accordance with
Sections 14 and 17 of The Planning Act, R.S.O. 1970, as
Amendment Number 11 to the Official Plan of the East Elgin
Planning Area.
Date Minister of Housing
BY-LAW NUMBER
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayriam,
in accordance with the provisions of The Planning Act, R.S.O.
1970, hereby enacts as follows:
1. THAT Amendment No. 11 to the Official Plan of the East
Elgin Planning Area, constituting the attached Schedule
"A" and explanatory text, is hereby adopted.
2. THAT the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
make application to the Minister of Housing for approval
of the aforementioned Amendment No. 11 to the Official
Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area.
3. THAT this By-law shall not conte into force or take
effect until approved by*the Minister of Housing.
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ENACTED and PASSED this day of , 19
Reeve
Clerk
CERTIFIED that the above is a true copy of By-law No.
as enacted and passed by the Council of the Corporation of
the Township of Bayham.
I
Clerk
1. PURPOSE
The purpose of the Amendment is to change the land use
designations from "Restricted Agricultural" to "Resi-
dential" on two undeveloped areas and one established
residential property in the Village of Springfield.
The amendment would permit a limited amount of new
residential development on existing streets within the
Village.
2. LOCATION
This Amendment applies to the areas as shown on Schedule
"A". The location of these areas may be described as
follows:
a) the east side of,Wellington St-eet adjacent to,
and north of existing residential development;
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b) the area west of'the proposed extension of McIntosh
Street, south of Broadway Street and north of the
Canadian National Railway property;
c) a small area of approximately two lots on the west
side of East Street adjacent to, and south of the
existing Residential designation.
3. BASIS FOR THE AMENDMENT
The area along East Street consists of approximately
two lots with an existing residence adjacent to the
present "Residential" designation. An oversight ex-
cluded this property from the residential designation
to the north.
The area along Wellington Street is also adjacent to
existing residential development and is currently
occupied by a derelict building. This site could
provide three building lots along an existing street.
The area between Broadway Street and the C.N.R. pro-
perty is encompassed by residential development to the
north and east. Nine or ten building lots could be
created along Broadway Street thereby facilitating new
housing opportunities in a pocket of land within the
central area of the Village.
The Village of Springfield does not have a communal
water or sewer system and is therefore precluded from
proceeding with plans of subdivision for ten or,more
lots according to Section 4.3.1.5 of the East Elgin
Official Plan. This amendment would permit limited
residential development along existing streets and in
accordance with established plans without the need
for extensive plans of subdivision.
4.
5.
At present, less than ten building lots are available
in the Village. The amendment will allow for the
creation of approximately ten more lots which is con-
sistent with the projected needs of Springfield where
approximately five residential building permits are
issued on an annual basis. This should be sufficient
to meet the future, short-term needs of the Village.
DETAILS OF THE AMENDMENT
Schedule "D", Springfield: Future Land Use Map to the
Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area is here-
by amended by changing from "Restricted Agricultural"
to "Residential" the areas identified on Schedule "A"
hereto attached.
IMPLEMENTATION
The Official Plan Amendment shall be implemented in
accordance with the Implementation Section of the
Official -Plan as contained in.Section 6 thereof.
6. INTERPRETATION
The Official Plan Amendment shall be interpreted in
accordance with the Interpretation Section of the
Official Plan as contained in Section 7 thereof.
APPENDIX
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The following Appendix is not intended to form part of the
approved Amendment No. 11, but is included only for the
purpose of providing information in support of the Amendment.-
The Appendix will include:
1. Notice o -f the Public Meeting.
2. Minutes of the Public Meeting.
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EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA
SPRINGFIELD:
FUTURE LAND USE
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Open Space
A Restricted Agricultural
Areas changed from
"Restricted Agricultural"
to "Residential"
AMENDMENT No, 11
SCHEDULE "A"
? so° 1000
Feet
James F. MacLaren Umited
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
RATEPAYERS OF THE VILLAGE OF SPRINGFIELD
AND THE EAST ELGIN PLANNING AREA
The East Elgin Planning Board is considering a draft amend-
ment to the present Official Plan.
Amendment No. 11
Amendment No. 11 will affect three separate parcels of land
in the Village of Springfield such that they will be changed
from a "Restricted Agricultural" to a "Residential" desig-
nation.
A small parcel on the west side of East Street is occupied
by a single family dwelling. The property on the east side
of Wellington Street is occ pied by an abandoned building
and is adjacent to existing residential development. The
remaining affected,parcel is the agricultural property
between Broadway Street and the Canadian National Railway
to the west of the proposed extension of McIntosh Street.
This amendment would allow approximately three building lots
to be created along Wellington Street and nine or ten lots
along the Frontage of Broadway Street.
Residents of the Village of Springfield and the East Elgin
Planning Area are encouraged to participate with Planning
Board in reaching a decision which will affect their area.
Copies of the proposed Official Plan Amendment are avail-
able from:
Mr. J. Petrie
Secretary -Treasurer
East Elgin Planning Board
Hwy. #19
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 'lY0
Telephone: 866-5521
Written comments may be sent to the Planning Board or may
be brought in person to the public meeting at:
Date:
Time:
Place:
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2027
BEING a By-law to amend By-law No. 1167, licencing and
regulating taxicabs within the Township of Bayham.
WHEREAS By-law No. 1167 passed by the Council of the Town-
ship of Bayham on March 10, 1947, provided for the licenc-
ing and regulating of taxicabs in the Township of Bayham.
AND WHEREAS Section 6 of the aforesaid by-law set out
minimum fares and maximum fares per mile.
AND WHEREAS the fares as, set out in Section 6 of the afore-
said by-law are not realistic in today's economy.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. THAT Section 6 of By-law No. 1167 be and the same is
hereby repealed.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED
THIS 18th. DAY OF February, 1980.
REEVE
CLERK
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Township of BVhat.
By -Law lio. 7
Being a by-law to license and regulate taxicabs within the Township
of Bayhas.
WHIRsAB it is deemed necessary and expedient to establish regulations
for the purpose of governing the operations of taxicabs within the
Township of Bayham;
AND WHEREAS this authority is provided by Sub-asation 4, Section 423
Chapter 2660 R. 8. 0. 1937;
THERNFORR HE IT BNAMD by the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Bayham as follows; -
1. This by-law may be dited ws the talleab by•lawl
2. ?#at in this by-law "Taxicab" shall Mean and include an automobile
or vebicle drown# propelled or driven by any kind of power, for which
a lloense has been issued by the Clerk of the Township of Sayham, to
carry or transport passengers for hire from any place within the said
Township of Bayham.
3• That it shall be required that all vehicles as mentioned in abav+e
section No. 2 be licenses and that an annual fee of 510.00 for one
taxicab and J5.00 for each additional taxicab operated by the owner
who is a resident of the Township of Bayham and 525.00 for one taxicab
and $10.00 for each additional taxicab operated by the owner who is
not a resident of the Township of Bpyhan, such license to continue in
force for one year from the date of issue and no longer, and such
license shall not be transferable.
4. That no vehicle sha it ' be 1i a ase d as a taxicab which is not
registered in- the nano. of the Vwner with the Ontario Department of
Public Highways. 11 4
5. That all taxicab license& shall bear the serial number, license
number -and the make and kind of oar for which such license is issued.
6. That taxicab operators shall be permitted to charge fU%w. a000*ding
to the following schedule provided that the minimum fare shall be •,x5t
Daytime fares not to exceed • o?(4 per wile
Night ISO" " " " 0.2 b f 00 •
Daytime fares shall be in effect between the hours of 7 o'clock A.M•
and 9 o'clock P*M* A card showing the schedule of fares shall be
pro lnently displayed within the taxicab.
7. That the operators of taxicabs shall be at least twenty-one years
of age, of good moral character and fully competent to operate the
vehicle under their charge.
8. That no operator of a taxicab shall drink any intoxioat ibg liquor
during the time he is on duty or at arg time use intoxicating liquor
to e:oess. `
9. That so license to operate--& taxicab be - issued- to any person with-
out *the permission and sazation of the Municipal Council of the
Township of Bayhaa.
10. ?hat no license to operate a taxicab be issued to any person who
is not covered by "Passenger Hasard Coverage", which meets with the
approval of the Munleipal Council, and shall have an endosrso ment
attached to said coverage, making it mandatory for the Insurance
Company to nrtlfy tbo Township Olork should the Policy lapse or be
cancelled.
ll. That all licensed taxicabs and their operators shall at all times
be under the supervision and direction of any and all Police Constables
and Police offioors.
12. The operators of taxicabs who transport a person or persons from
anympoint in the Township of Baybo m to a ternInal point at the
request to such person or persons, shall entitled to the taro or
fares enacted by section six of this by-law and any and every person
who refuses . or neglocts to pay such tare Immediately upon arrival
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against thin by-lawq es►d to have 80117"itted an or
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Dollar and not more than Fifty ,p,Ql a Penalty of
not leis than
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in default of inwdiate together with the one
o! the County o; g• to be JAD�'isioned costs,, and
lgio; for a period not eXceedi � the carton gaol
14. All n8 twenty -
14o days,
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Smeary eonvietions Act. thia by" law shall
be recoverable under the
13. This b'•law shall oat into to
date o! the final panni r*e and become effective
� thereof,
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2028
Being a By-law to provide that in the year
1980 a levy be made before the adoption of
the estimates for the year.
WHEREAS the Council of the Township of Bayham deems it expedient to
make a levy in the year 19$0 before the adoption of the estimates.
THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That in the year 1980, before the adoption of the estimates, a
levy shall be made on the whole of the assessment for Real property
according to the last revised assessment roll a sum not exceeding
50 percent of that which would be produced by applying to such
assessment the total rate for all purposes levied in the preceding
year on residential real property of public and separate school
supporters.
2. That in the year 1980, before the adoption of the estimates, a
levy shall be made on the#whole of Ethe Business Assessment according
to the last revised assessment roll a sun not exceeding 50 per cent
of that which would be produced by applying to such assessment the
total rate for all purposes levied in the preceeding year on
business assessment of public and separate school supporters.
3. The respective amounts to be levied under the provisions of
paragraphs 1 and 2 of this by-law are:
Real Property
Business Assessment
TOTAL
$6,7$79135•
97,7$5•
$6,884,920.
4. The rate,to be levied under the provisions of paragraph 1 and 2
of this by-law to produce the amounts set out in paragraph 3 to this
by-law is seventy (70) mills.
'5. The dates of payment of taxes under this by-law shall be^ as
follows:
Due Date of Lst. Instalment: March 14
Due Date of 2nd. Instalment: June 16
6, In default of payment of the first instalment of taxes or any
part thereof by the day named therein for the payment thereof, the
remaining instalment or instalments shall forthwith become payable.
centum
7. A percentage charge of one and one quarter�er
(1 %) shall be
imposed as a penalty for non-payment of and shall be added to every
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tax instalment or part thereof remaining unpaid on the first day
following the last day of payment of each such instalment and there-
after an additional charge of one and one-quarter per centum {1�)
shall be imposed and shall be added to every such tax instalment or
part thereof remaining unpaid on the first day of each calendar
month in which default continues up to and including December of this
year.
8. It shall be the duty of the Tax Collector immediately after the
several dates named in Section 5 to collect at once by distress or
otherwise under the provisions of the statutes in that behalf all
such tax instalments or parts thereof as shall not have been paid on
or before the respective dates provided aforesaid, together with the
said percentage charges as they are incurred.
9. The tax collector not later than 14 days prior to the date that
the first instalment is due shall mail or cause to be mailed to the
address of the residence or place of business of each person a notice
setting out the tax payments required to be made pursuant to this
by-law, the respective dates by 4hich they are to be paid to avoid
penalty and the particulars of the penalties imposed by this by-law
for late payment.
10. Taxes shall be payable to the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham and shall be paid to the Collector at the Munciipal Office.
11. The Collector and Treasurer be and are herby authorized to
accept part payment from time to time on account of any taxes due and
to give a receipt for such payment, provided that acceptance of any
such payment shall not affect the collection of any percentage charge
imposed and collectable under section 7 in respect to non-payment of
taxes or of any instalment thereof.
L2. When tenants of lands owned by the Crown or in which the Crown
has an interest are liable for payment of taxes and where any such
tenant has been employed eithervrithin or outside the municipality by
the same employer for not less than thirty days, such employer shall
pay over to the Collector or Treasurer on demand out of any wages,
salary or other remuneration due to such employee the amount then
payable for taxes under this by-law and such payment shall relieve
the employer from any liability to the employee for the amount so paid.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TINE AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 18th. DAY
OF February, 1980.
- - ) I r,.g;r
Reeve
Clerk
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2030
BEING a By-law to repeal By-law No. 2029; a by-law authoz-
ing an annual levy upon property for a tile drainage loan.
WHEREAS By-law No. 2029 was Passed by the Council of the
Corporation of the Township of Bayham on March 5, 1980.
AND WHEREAS the Ministry of Agriculture & Food has advised
the Municipality of a delay in the acceptance of the
drainage debentures for this fiscal year.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
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THAT �By-law No. 2429 be anc4ithe same is hereby repealed.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED
THIS 2nd. DAY OF April, 1980.
CLERK
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2033
BEING a By-law to provide regulations for the installation of
entrance culverts along highways in the Township of Bayham.
WHEREAS Section 453 (3) of the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1970 as amended
provides for the passing of by-laws permitting any person under
such conditions as may be agreed upon to place, construct, install,
maintain and use objects in, on, under or over sidewalks and high-
ways .
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. Entrance culverts in the Township of Bayham shall be of metal
or concrete construction and not less than three hundred and
eighty (380) millimeters in diameter and six (6) meters in
(/t®' length and shall be installed under the supervision of the
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Township of Bayham Road Superintendent.
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�q191 (a) It shall be the responsibility of the owner to provide
the culvert as required for all new entrances in the
municipality; the installation of same to be provided
by the municipality.
(b) When the replacement of culverts becomes necessary
through no action of the municipality it shall be the
responsibility of the owner to provide the culvert as
required for said replacement; the installation of same
to be provided by the municipality.
(c) When the installation of a culvert becomes necessary to
provide entrance which has been deprived through an action
of the municipality it shall be the responsibility of the
municipality to provide the culvert as required to provide an
entrance; installation of same to be provided by the municipality.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 20TH.
DAY OF MAY , 1980.
CLERK
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2033
BEING a By-law to provide regulations for the installation of
entrance culverts along highways in the Township of Bayham.
i�'HEREAS Section 453 (3) of the Municipal Act R.S.J. 1970 as amended
provides for the passing of by-laws permitting any person under
such conditions as may be agreed upon to place, construct, install,
maintain and use objects in, on, under or over sidewalks and high -
trays.
THEJ EFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF ThE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. Entrance culverts in the Township of Bayham shall be of metal
or concrete construction and not less than three hundred and
eighty (360) millimeters in diameter and six (6) meters in
length and shall be installed under the supervision of the
Township of Bayham-Road 5uperiatendent .
(a) It shah be'the responsibility of the owner to provide
the culvert as required for all new -entrances in the
municipality; the installation Of same to be provided
by the municipality.
(b) when the replacement of culverts becomes necessary
through no action of the municipality it shall ba the
responsibility of the owner to provide the culvert as
required for said replacement; the installation of same
to be provided by the municipality.
(c) When the installation of a culvert becomes necessary to
provide entrance which has been deprived through an action
of the municipality it shall be the responsibility of the
gmunicipality to provide the culvert as required to provide an
entrance; installation of same to be provided by the municipality.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD T134E AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 20TH.
DAY OF MAY, 1980.
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF HAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2035
BEING a By-law to amend Ly -law No. 1894 designating
through highways.
WHEREAS Icy -law No. 1894 as amended designates certain
highways in the Township of Bayham as "Through Highways"
AND WHEREAj it is now necessary to designate additional
highways as through highways.
THEREFORE B9, I.T. SNAUTED by THE COUNCIL OF THE 'i'0 'J' SHIP
OF- BAYHAM �►
1:. THAT section 1 of Ly -law No. 159. as Passed by the
Council of the Township of Bayham on July 5, 1976,
and amended by Ey-law No. 1957, is further amended
by the addition of:
1.28 The road between Concessions Nine and Ten
commencing at the Easterly limit of the
boundary road between the Townships of
Bayham and Malahide proceeding Easterly to
the Westerly limit of County of Elgin Road
No. 46.
READ A FIRST, SECOND A14D THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED
THIS 2nd DAY OF July, 1980.
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2035
BEING a By-law to amend By-law No. 1894 designating
through highways.
WHEREAS By-law No. 1894 as amended designates certain
highways in the Township of Bayham as "Through Highways„
AND WHEREAS it is now necessary to designate additional
highways as through highways.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
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1. THAT Section 1 of By-law No. 189. as Passed by the
Council of the Township of Bayham on July 5, 1976,
and amended by By-law No. 1957, is further amended
by the addition of:
1.28 The road between Concessions Nine and Ten
commencing at the Easterly limit of the
boundary road between the Townships of
Bayham and Malahide proceeding Easterly to
the Westerly limit of County of Elgin Road
No. 46.
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READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED
'THIS 2nd DAY OF July, 1980.
CLERK
THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2037
To stop up, close and sell part of the original road
allowance in Lots 112 & 113 between Concession b & 7,
South and North of Talbot Road, in the Township of
Bayham.
WHEREAS it is deemed expedient in the interest of the Municipal
Corporation of Township of Bayham, hereinafter called the
Corporation, that the original unopened road allowance set out
and described in Schedule "A" attached hereto be closed and
stopped up; and the land sold to the adjoining land owners;
AND WHEREAS notice of this By-law has been published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Tillsonburg News, a Newspaper
published in the Town of Tillsonburg;
AND WHEREAS notice of this has been postdd up for a least one
month, in six of the most public places in the immediate neigh-
bourhood of the said unopened road allowance;
AND WHEREAS the Council for the said Corporation has heard in
person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, all persons claiming
that their land will be prejudicially affected by this By-law
and who applied to the heard.
NOW 'WHEREFORE, the Council of the Township of Bayham
ebacts as follows:
1. That upon and after the passing of this By-law all that
portion of the allowance for roadway set out and described in
Schedule "A" attached hereto, be and the same is hereby closed
and stopped up.
2. All that part of the said unopened road allowance herein
before described and stopped up may be sold to the adjoining
owner or owners or any of them.
3. S. The Reeve and Clerk of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham are hereby auth oriaed to sign or execute such deeds or
-other documents as may be necessary to effect conveyance of that
part of the said unopened road allowance herein before described
and which has been stopped up and closed.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 2nd.
DAY OF JULY , 1980.
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Hz`DUI,E "A" April 291x0
All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premis-
es situate lying and being; g in the Township of Bayham, in the ;ourity of
L1;,in, in the ;,rovince of Ontario, and beinj composed of part of the
Original 'Talbot Road South of Lots 112 and 113. ;oncession North T aibot
Road in the said Township and which may be more particularily described
as follows.
Premising that the bearing of the Southerly limit of Lot 113, Concess-
ion North Talbot Road is North 69 degrees S5 minutes 00 seconds gest
and relating all bearings herein thereto.
Commencing at the Southeast angle of said Lot 112, Concession North
Talbot Road,
Thence North 55 degrees 14 minutes 35 seconds West along the Southerly
limit of said Lot 112, a distance of 180.94' (One hundred and eighty
and ninety-four one -hundredths feet) to the limit of part 1 on Refer-
ence Flan 11R-88, registered in the Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Elgin (11).
Thence South 16 degrees 21 minutes 00 seconds :Nest along the limit of
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said Reference Plan 11R-88 !a distance of 69.56' (Sixty-nine and fifty -
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six one -hundredths feet) to the Northerly limit of Lot 112, Con-
cession South Talbot Road in the said Township of 8ayham.
Thence South 55 degrees 14 minutes 35 seconds East along the Northerly
limit of said Lot 112, Concession South Talbot Road a distance of
167.46' (One hundred and sixty-seven and fourty-six one -hundredths
feet) to a point.
Thence South 69 degrees 55 minutes 00 seconds East along the Northerly
limit of Lots 112 and 113, Concession South Talbot Road a distance
of 780.60' (Seven hundred and eighty and sixty one -hundredths feet)
to the limit of said Reference Plan 11R-88.
fhence South -86 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds East alonk; the limit of
said :reference Plan 11R-88 a distance of 138.56' (Ons- hundred and
-'thirty-eight and fifty-six one -hundredths feet) to an iron survey
bar.
'thence North 24 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds East along the '.*Jesterly limit
of a cementery a distance of 27.59' ('twenty-seven and fifty-nine
one -hundredths feet) to the Southerly limit of said Lot 113, Con-
cession North Talbot Road.
Thence North 69 degrees 55 minutes 00 seconds :Jest along; the :�outher-
ly limit of said Lot 113 a distance of 907.43' (Nine hundred and
seven and fourty-three one -hundredths feet) more or less to the
point of commencement.
COUNTY OF ELGIN
By -Law No. 80-33
"BEING A BY-LAW CONSENTING TO THE STOPPING UP AND CLOSING OF
A ROAD ALLOWANCE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM."
WHEREAS notice has been 'received by registered mail
from the Township of Bayham indicating their intention to
pass a by-law to stop up, close and sell a part of the original
road allowance for the Talbot Road, South of Lots 112 and 113,
Concession North Talbot Road, more particularly described on
Schedule "A", attached and forming part of this by-law; and
WHEREAS the County of Elgin has no objection to the
said passing of the by-law.
THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the County of Elgin consents to the passing of a by-law,
stopping up, closing and selling the road allowance as described
on Schedule "A".
READ a first time this 18th day or June, 1980.
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READ a second time this 18th day of June, 1980.,
READ a third time and finally passed this 18th day of June, 1980.
G. C. Leverton,
Clerk.
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L. A. Longhurst,
Warden.
1, G. C. LEVERTON, CLERK OF THE CORPORA-
TION OF THE COUNTY OF ELGIN, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE
COPY OFCY-.4-Ai�J. ND. ISQ-'..r, PASSED BY
THE COUNCIL OF THE SAID CORPORATION ON
THE .... MT)i...... DAY OF ...T.tX0FjX=XW0.
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Schedule "A" of By -Law No. 80-33
All and Singular that certain parcel or tract of land and
premises situate lying and being in the Township of Bayham, in the
County of Elgin, in the Province of Ontario, and being composed of
part of the Original Talbot Road South of Lots 112 and 113, Concession
North Talbot Road in the said Township and which may be more particu-
larly described as follows:
Premising that the bearing of the Southerly limit of Lot 113,
Concession North Talbot Road is North 59 degrees 55 minutes 00 seconds
West and relating all bearings herein thereto.
Commencing at the Southeast angle of said Lot 112, Concession
North Talbot Road.
Thence North 55 degrees 14 minutes 35 seconds West along the
Southerly limit of said Lot 112, a distance of 180.94' (One hundred and
eighty and ninety-four one -hundredths feet) to the limit of part 1 on
Reference Plan 11R-88, registered in the Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Elgin (11).
Thence South 16 degrees 21 minutes 00 seconds West along the
limit of said Reference Plan 11R-88 a distance of 69.56' (Sixty-nine
and fifty-six one -hundredths feet) to the Northerly limit of Lot 112,
Concession South Talbot Road in the said Township of Bayham.
Thence South 55 degrees
Northerly limit of said Lot 112,
tance of 167.46' (One hundred and
hundredths feet) to a point. 0
14 minutes 35 seconds East along the
Concession South Talbot Road a dis-
sixty-seven and forty-six one -
Thence South 69 degrees 55 minutes 00 seconds East along the
Northerly limit of Lots 112 and 113, Concession South Talbot Road a
distance of 780.60' (Seven hundred and eighty and sixty one -hundredths
feet) to the limit of said. Reference Plan 11R-88.
Thence South 86 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds East along the
limit of said Reference Plan 11R-88 a distance of 138.56' (One hundred
and thirty-eight and fifty-six one -hundredths feet) to an iron survey
bar.
Thence North 24 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds East along the
Westerly limit of a cemetary a distance of 27.59' (Twenty-seven and
fifty-nine one -hundredths feet) to the Southerly limit of said Lot 113,
Concession North Talbot Road.
Thence North 69 degrees 55 minutes 00 seconds West along the
Southerly limit of said Lot 113 a distance of 907.43' (Nine hundred and
seven and forty-three one -hundredths feet) mor or less to the point of
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2038
BEING a by-law to authorize the Reeve to enter into an agree-
ment with the Ministry of the Environment for the rehabilita-
tion of a dumping site.
WHEREAS there is presently a dumping site being utilized at
Lot 6, Concession 3, in contravention to Township of Bayham
By-law No. 1973•
AND WHEREAS the Ministry of the Environment will subsidize
municipal expenditures at the rate of 50% to rehabilitate such
sites.
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Township of Bayham is desirous
of entering into a contract with the Ministry of the Environ-
ment to receive subsidization for the rehabilitation of the
site at Lot 6, Concession 3, Bayham.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM.
1. That the Reeve be and is hereby authorized to execute
an Agreement ,%i th the Ministry of the Environment for
funding under, the WaAe Manager;ent Improvement Program
to rehabilitate the dumping site at Lot '6, Concession
3, Bayham.
2. That the maximum amount of funding by the Ministry of
the Environment is $1,500.00.
3. That the said contract shall be attached to and
form a part of this by-law and be designated
Schedule (1) hereto.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
2nd. DAY OF July, 1980.
CLERK
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2038
BEING a by-law to authorize the Reeve to enter into an agree-
ment with the 'Xinistry of the Environment for the rehabilita-
tion of a dumping site.
WHEREAS there is presently a dumping site being utilized at
Lot 6, Concession 3, in contravention to Township of Bayham
By-law No. 1973,
AND WHEREAS the Ministry of the Environment will subsidize
municipal expenditures at the rate of 50% to rehabilitate such
sites.
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Township of Bayham is desirous
of entering into a contract with the Ministry of the Environ-
ment to receive subsidization for the rehabilitation of the
site at Lot 6, Concession 3, hayham.
THLREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHA1A4.
1. That the Reeve be and is hereby authorized to execute
an Agreement with the Ministry of the Environment for
funding uhder the Waste Management Improvement Program
to rehabilitate the dumping site at Lot 6, Concession
3, Eayham.
2. T;zat the maximum amount of funding by the kinistry of
the Environment is $1,500.00.
3. That the said contract shall be attached to and
form a part of this by-law and be designated
Schedule (1) hereto.
i�EAD A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND F11TALLY PASSED THIS
Ind. DAY OF -July, 1980.
Township of Bayhani
Phone 519-866-5521
J. A. PETRIE, A.M.C.T. STRAFFORDVILLE, ONTARIO
CLERK 6 TREASURER 'BOJ Ir0
Ministru of the Environment,
985 Adelaide Street South,
London, Ontario.
Gentlemtn:
Waste Management Impra omen*�PrcjZran
Enclosed you will find our invoice in -he amounr of S1459.50
being 50/0 -r the cost of rehabilir-ring the (-',,-,ping site at
Lot b, Concession 3, Bnv�-im.
Some levelling remains to be done t•.hen grounr -onditions
permit, however, all maLer.ials ,re at the si,- and all costs
are included in our invoice.
Yours trl :ly,
J.A. Petrie,
Clerk.
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985 Adelaide St.,
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Date- Ma.j 1 2, 1981
Tc - Township of Bayham,M Jtraffo.,.ville, Ontaric .
1-0 hr, truck time S30.00 1200 00
16 hrs . loader t ir,,� @$30.00--. 480,00
10 hrs. grader time @$30.(G ! 300 00
34 loads sand @ $10.00 r 340.00
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j 4 sig::s 160 00
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Schedule 1 to By-law No. 2038
TIiIS INDENTURE rnacle as of the
BETt%1EEN :
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HER MAJESTY
THE QUEEN
IN
RIGii-J' OF
ONTARIO AS
REPRESENTED
BY
THE
tti?INIS'I'I;I: UI' 'I'iiE ENVIROt]PiEIJT
;herein ref-errecl to �-.is the "Crown"')
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CORPOW,TION OL'
THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
(herein referre-0 to as t},
"Municipals tv" )
OF TII% SECOND PART
WHEREAS the Crown wishes to enter into an agreement
with the Maur.ic:ipality to provide for the protection
and conservation of tLe natural environment by the
carrying out of the work cjescribed in schedule
and*
I►I-ii.REAS the i�lunicii3al.i.t ti� i s ter. _.rc(i to carr' out
or administer the j •cr fe- ;:,.:ince ot: .uch ..;or k ; an(]
t fIL;'REAS the coLlric_ i l of ; . '..n i�. i ; .. ,, �- .. 2nd.
dray of July l E> 80 11a11v-!,ziv., No, 2038
authorizing the Municipality to enter into this
agreement.
THE PARTIES AGREE PURSUANT TO CLAUSE (j) OF SECTION
3 OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC'PION ACT, 1971:
1. Subject to the terms of this agreement, the Crown
will pay the Municipality the amount specified in
Schedule "A".
2. The Crown shall only be liable to make payments to
the Municipality with respect to amounts for which
a written account nas been received by the Crown
prior to the date specified in Schedule "A", or
such later date a4 the Crown approves in writing.
Accounts may. he.sutmitted periodically but not more
�regiiently than mAnthly.
3. The Crown shall not be liable to.pay more than
the total of the amount specified as maximum
amounts payable in Schedule "A".
4. The Crown shall not be liable to make any
payments hereunder except with respect to work
completed in a good and workmanlike manner and
in accordance with Schedule "A".
S. The Crown shall have the right to audit an%r
books and records of the Municipality or any
contractor or agent of the Municipality in
connection with amounts claimed hereunder
and may require sur11-1 further information,
records or material as the Crown deems
requisite before raking any payment to the
Municipality.
6. The Municipality, upon the request of the
a
Crown, •rill make available to the Crown all
information and records it receives in connect-
ion with the work done hereunder.
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7. Any limits imposeC! by this contract on:
(a) the area this contract relates to,
(b) the time within which any matter may
be done, and
(c) any amount of money which the Crown
may provide for any purpose herein,
may be extended by letter from the Director of
the Waste Manager—nt Branch of the Ministry of
the Environment.
8. Wherje ,it. appears that the Municipality is unlikely
to expend all#of the mqney which the Crown is
liable to pay for the purposes spt forth in Schedule
"A", the Director of the Waste Management Branch of
the Ministry of the Environment, at the request of
the Municipality contained in a resolution or by-law,
may reduce the amount of money which the Crown is
liable to pay.
9. where the work (-?escribed in Schedule "A" is to
be done using equipment hired or purchased for the
purpose of this contract or using agents or contractors,
other than employ(. -es of the Municipality, the
Municipality shall obtain the approval of the Director
of the Waste Management Branch of the Ministry of the
Environment as to the method of obtaining such equipment
and engaging such contractors or agents to ensure }that
fair prices are paid for any equipment or services
I obtained.
10. The Municipality will submit reports to the Crown
containing such information as the Crown may reason-
ably require with respect to the work completed here—'*
under from time to time and the work remaining to be
done, if any.
11. Any certificates, approvals, licences or
consents that may be required in respect to the
work carried out hereunder by the Municipality
will be obtained by the Municipality at its
own expense prior to commencement of the work.
12. The Crown shall have the right to inspect the
work described in :schedule "A" and carried out
hereunder to ensure that the work is being carried
out in a good and workmanlike manner.
13. The 011unicipality, its agents, contractors and
subcontractors anO all workmen and persons
epployed by'them -sr under their control shall
use due oare that no person or property is injured
and that no rights are infringed upon in the execution
of the work. The :Municipality shall be solely
responsible for ail damages by whomsoever claimable
in respect of any injury, including death, to
persons or property of whatever description occ-
asioned in the carrying on of the work or any part
thereof, or by any negligence, misfeasance or non-
feasance on the part of the Municipality, or on
the part of any of its, agents, contractors and
subcontractors and any workmen or persons employed
by them or under their control. The Municipality
shall indemnify and save harmless the Crown from
and against all claims, demands, loss, costs,
damages, actions, suits or other proceedings by
whomsoever made, brought or prosecuted in any
manner based upon, occasioned by or attributable
to any such damage, injury or infringement.
14. Where the Direct.—. of the Waste Management Branch
of the Ministry of the Environment has any power
or dirty under any provision ,cif this contract such
person as the Dir^ctor or the Minister of the
Environment desi.{Inates in writing may act in the
lair. cct or
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matters, as
are see
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designation
and
subject to
c con(`
contained
in
the desicination.
15. This agreement i:. sui,,)ject to such additional
terms and conditions gas, m, -3y be set forth in the
schedule.
` IN WITNESS ► IEREOF.the parties hereto
have duly executed this agreement.
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11ER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT
OF ON`T'ARIO AS REPRESENTED BY "11L
MINISTF R OF THE ENVIRONMENT.
Minister
'CII I:. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
BAYHAM
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SCHEDULE "A"
to an agreement made as of the 22nd day of May, 1980, between
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF ONTARIO AS REPRESENTED BY
THE MINSTER OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE CORPORATION OF
The Township of Bayham
COMPLETION DATE: March 1, 1981-
LAST DATE FOR SUBMITTING ACCr%UNTS
TO THE CROWN FOR PAYMENT: March 15, 1981
WORK PROJECT
NAME
Requirement Category
A-1 Site Closure B Special Studies
A-2 Site Upgrading C Debris Cleanup
0 Other (Specify)
REQ.
CAT.
Township of Bayham A-1
Lot 6, Concession III
DESCRIPTION OF WORK, ESTIMATED
TOTAL COST PAYABLE & PERCENTAGE
removal of domestic type wastes,)
compaction and covering of non-'
putrescible materials, con-
struction of an access barrier
and erection of a no dumping
sian, etc.
MAXIMUM
AMOUNT
PAYABLE
$1,500.
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THE. PARTIES i�GRI L "IRSPANT TO CLAUSE (j) OP SEC`PION
3 OF THE EI�VInI),?,`•..'_TAL PROTECTION' ACT, 10-71:
1 .Su"7ect to the ter;r,s of this agreement, the Cro;gin
Yril.l :)a•. thE� nl;�;;i.c rality the amount specified in
Schedule "A".
2. Crown shall o::l;• he iiable to make payments to
the Municipality .:itis respect to amounts for ;:t�ict►
a written account has been received h-, the Crown
pi for to` the c3ac,��sPecifie,-3 in Schedule ���'��or
Aatcjr date , - the Crown approves in titiritinc;
='•CC.Oui'1tS ♦may'
tJC� :.•a' •
�Dmitted pt riodicali•, t;ut not more
,frequently than
3. The Crown shall r,,t be liable to pay more than
the total of the ,:.11ount specified as maximum
amounts payable it chedule
4. The (Town shall n,:' he liable to miake unr
payments hereunder except Witt: re�pEct to cork
completed in a gc--,d and workmanlike manner and
ir accordance wit:-, Schedule .
5. The Crown shall h,.ve the right to audit any
Nock and records of the :•unicipality or any
contr.ctor or agf,�t of, the 1";unicipality in c
conr,c ;:tion with z%-Ount s claimed hereunder-
and
ereunderand :ay require suct.. further information,
records or seater i zl ,:s thr, Crown c?eems
requisite before ""king an.., Payment to the
Municipality.
6. •r�
.un 1 it; , U.'<�;. ' ::c• reque::t of
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roc( iv(I_.� . Co11F1%2ct-
lon 1 fit: the t:i11 K , .ane I,c�rQUnder .
7. Any limits imposcc,j by this contract o -
(a) the area th i._, contract- relzites to,
(b) the time wit:)in v.hich any matter may.
►:,:'
done, matin,
(c) any amount o: money the Cr. o :n
may provide for any purpose lie rein,
ma' Y% be exte nded iett�r from the Director of
the Waste Mzjnagem,.twt Branch of the Ministry of
the Enviionm.ent. 0
8. i here it appears rh:it the 'Municipality is -unlikely
to `expend all of '_.tie money which the Crown is
lialjie tc pay for the purposes set forth in Schedule
"A", the Director of the Waste Management Branca of
tic: -:inistry of the Environment, at the request of
the Municipalityr:;itained in a resolutioji cr by- atr,
may reduce the amc.:nt of money which the Crown is
• li 1r, to pay.
9• ;`• �..c- wor': c3c.-.:c is ed in Scheuule is to
be :. :. s; n;7 ccYL: ^ er,t hi rcc? or t c:r. ciIar&(3 f 0r tree
of this using tgents c r contractors,
UC:tf'an elltT).lO�:r.' ,r o tt�x' :'iU.1iCl�;l lts', t11
sh, l :>►)tail, the approval of the DireetUr �
ref ;.:.c t��aste
11•1an,._ z�"ra(-_,nt. ijrnnch of th(. •:i 1' try o;: ► �.
E?ViYOni%F?:lt as tC.'• TCeth.od of obtaining Such equipriont
oncl"a c.-inci such --nitr actors or a Gilts r '1
� to �':l::ll _ � that
favi_ prices are v:- d for uny equipment or services
aht a i nod.
The :anicirl�,lity:1J s ;hr.:t rc,,laorts to the Crown
col,ta in i ng sLIchi::'c;r�atio^ as the Crown may reason-
ably require wits, respect to the work completed 6hc—re-
urcl,� i:rc;r time :. tame and tlic wc;r'; remaining to .c
Ib
1.1.
t1: c!:,
L pro•.►al:., 1icenccr, or
may
:_, r,.r,u i rcrI in rn,spcc!- to t�,.
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r!: c:::rr ied cut
. c_Inclr•r l�, the T:��nicit-illit�-
CJ5ta i nerd
;l the MUn is pj f i i t J• a} i l ;;
own expense prior
to commencement of the v.ork •
- .
Thc :Town shall
the right to ins-
.3ect the
,•.►or': d,_scrihed i n
�,r►;e._'1 =are "All
arca carried
out
hey =under to ensL;
that the' word; is heinc� carr
ou4 �n a good ani:
�d
:orkmaniike m=anner.
13.
The ••iunicipal i t�•
s agents,s contractors and
su -_o,ltri%ctor ,
workrncin and,'Ppr
ons
cr:tllc_ve-d by them
D
r under the r control, sha 11
u:-�e cue care that.
.10 pc•rson or property is in
jtirej
arlc that no r ight�
are infringed uporr in the
of the :-.cork. Th,
eYOC :t ion
'';jn ici p, --►i i tv S11 -ill, ':,c,
solr..t•••
rcs ihl.e for
1.1mages by c•rhomsoPver claimable
ir. . e -•:; ct of
=: ant
; ,;:Irk,• , incILIdir,<, c1e.;lt:., to
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a
or whntever-c--
thQ ca "vine on of t'hc• work or
tY.t,rc•of or by
a;;,,• part
ay;-,,
negligence, Misfeasance or noel -
on the r,
r of the '•,unicinal it;•,
or on
�g n s, iry cin1 :' ac ors
Sui'^ ntrzictor.s ar
Z,rworkmen or -, , r ,. ,
control . The
.> r.:..r
i.Zc?0 r:� f"I
-aVe harmle_-.s this•
from
ns,t all ;-
i MS, demands, 1()s.-
costs,
r:c:tionst ""I
is or other i. arrcLedj,,j,�F; ;}•
,
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Wh, mzno.o, or proserurec!n ar
�sccl UIPOii , occas ioncd by or attr i:)u: a1 -)lc
in jUr" or
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have duly execj?ted this agreement. a
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SCHEDUL;.' "A"
to an agreement 7,ade as of t.ne 22nd day of May, 1980, between
OF ONTARIO AS REPRESENTED ED BY!iJESTY UEEN IN RIG.
r'i!•` .. - `-S`" ^ " r7''#E NVIRO`%!:_::: T AND THE CORPORttTION OF
_.,e TcAwnship _ ? �Bayi�am
IA
C0:4PLE2TOiJ i)��`�
LAST DATE FOR SUBMITTING AC17GUNTS
TO THE C ROW.`J P01-1 PAYMENT: ^h 15, 1981
1i 10RK PROTECT
its bi?
It
Rec u:Lrement Category
Closure B Sr)ccial :.
�-2 Si.. Upgrading C Debris Cleanup
0 Ott-,-_- (Specify)
REQ.
D '`=CRIPTIO:J
OF WORE,
ESTIMATED
CAT.
`DOTAL COST
PAYABLE &
PERCENTAGE
To wnshiv of Eim A-1
I,ot ,,, G:; :cess_on III
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iAX I MUM
AMOUNT
PAY:T�BLE
removal of domestic type wastes, $1,500.
compaction and covering of non- I
ptitrescible materials, con-
ct-ruction of an access barrier
rrI erection of a r.o dumpy nq
rJr, etc.
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Ontario
Ministry
of the
Environment
Southwestern
Region
June 20, 1980
Mr. J. A. Petrie
Clerk - Treasurer
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1Y0
Dear Mr. Petrie:
RE: Township of Ba�Onam
Waste Management Improvement Program
Contract FY 1980/81 `
985 Adelaide Street South
London, Ontario
N6E 1V3
681-3600
(D
Enclosed please find three copies of a contract
covering work in your municipality under the 1980/81
Waste Management Improvement Program.
All copies of the contract should be returned to
this office after:
1. Obtaining the appropriate signature on Page 5 of
each copy.
2. Ensuring that the corporate seal is also on Page
5 of each copy.
3. The municipality passes a by-law covering the
work outlined in the contract and the by-law
number is inserted on Page 1 of each copy of the
contract.
When the Minister's signature has been obtained
on the contract, a copy will be returned to you. This will
allow the municipality to begin operations.
Further information regarding billing procedures
for the project covered by the contract will be forwarded
to you with the signed copy of the contract.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have
any questions on this program.
DM:jc
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Enclos.
Yours truly,
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Senior Environmental
Municipal and Private
Officer
Abatement
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Ontario
Ministry
of the
Environment
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Southwestern
Region
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1Y0
May 9, 1980
Attention: Mr. J. A. Petrie, Clerk
Dear Mr. Petrie:
RE: Illegal Dump Site
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Lot 6, Concession 3
Township of Bayham •
985 Adelaide Street South
London, Ontario
N6E 1V3
681-3600
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The following is to confirm my understanding of a
telephone conversation of April 21, 1980 between yourself
and our Mr. W. Herrick, Environmental Officer. Mr. Herrick
advised you at that time that an illegal dump site has been
established by the public along a road allowance on Lot 6,
Concession 3 of Bayham Township. By definition of Part V of
the Environmental Protection Act, the Township of Bayham, as
owner of the property, is responsible for this unapproved
site.
Due to the adverse environmental impact of indiscrim-
inant dumping of solid waste materials, we request that the
Township close this site. We recommend that to accomplish
this the following should be done:
1. Remove all domestic type wastes including appliances,
furniture, scrap metal, etc. and dispose at a certified
landfill site or scrap metal company.
2. The remaining inert fill, building rubble and non-
putrescible materials may be compacted and covered with
fill on site.
3. The entrance to the road allowance should be controlled
by a fence, berm or barrier of some type.
4. "No trespassing" "road closed" and "no dumping" signs
should be posted.
!'O WIv SHIP OF BA YkAIV
Township of Bayham 2. May 9, 1980
Through the conversation Mr. Herrick advised you
that the Township may be eligible for a Provincial grant to
cover a part of this clean-up expense. If the Township
wishes to be considered for an allotment under this Waste
Management Improvement Programme this office should be
advised in writing to this effect. The letter should describe
what work is to be completed and a cost estimate breakdown
should be included. The Township should also apply at this
time for financial assistance to close off any other sites
of this nature located on municipal property. If more than
this site is to be considered, a separate cost estimate
should be prepared for each site.
trust that
problem.
please do
WH: jc
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We appreciate your co-operation in this matter and
you will be successful -n stopping this environmental
If you have any questions regarding this problem
not hesitate to contact this office.
Yours truly,
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atheson, P. Eng.
Senior Environmental Officer
Municipal and Private Abatement
July 81 1980.
14r. D. Matheson, P.Eng.,
Ministry of the Environment,
987 Adelaide Street Sbuth,
London, Ontario.
Dear Mr. Matheson: ,
RE: Township of Bayham
Waste Management Improvement Program
Contract FY 1280/81
Further to your letter of Ji;ne 20th., you will find
enclosed three (3) copies of a contract for funding undef the
above program.
j.
Yours truly,
A:
J.A.Petrie,
Clerk.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2039
BEING a By-law to appoint a By-law Enforcement Officer
WHEREAS The Municipal Act provides that the Councils of all
Municipalities may pass By-laws for appointing such Officers
and servants as may be necessary for the purposes of the
Corporation.
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient that the Council of the
Township of Bayham appoint a By-law Enforcement Officer.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Eavham enacts as follows: 'x
1. That William Underhill be and is hereby appointed as
By-law Enforcement Officer for the Township of
Bayham.
2. THAT the said William Underhill shall perform all
duties required to be performed by a By-law Enforcement
Officer under statutory authority and any other duties
that may be imposed by the Council.
3. THAT the said William Underhill shall hold office
during the pleasure and subject to the policies of the
Council and shall be paid a salary as may be determined
from time to time by resolution of Council.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
21st. DAY OF July, 1980.
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BY - LAW NO. 2039
� EING a Ly -law to appoint a Ly -law Enforcement Off i{:e:�•
:;''EREAS Thi? muni ci pal Act provides that tho Councils ca' All
Municipalities may pass By-laws for apnointinr, such Officers
and servants as may be necessary for the purposes of t:no:
Corpora ion.
AND 'ifliEREAS it is de6med expedient-, t',at tre Colin^il of
Township of Bayham appoint a By-law Enforcempnt Offi -,�r.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Cornoration of the Township
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1. � 1"U ', illiam Unaerhill be ani is h^reby rannoi.n~e
y-i,,w Enforcement Officer for the Torvnsh- p of
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Off icer under stat'itorl, author; t•r i ;�„ oth -r .
thnt may be imposed by the Coun- 1.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOlViVSHIP OF DAYHAM
BY - LAIC' NO. 2039
BEING a by-law to appoint a By-law Enforcement Officer
WHEREAS The municipal Act provides that the Councils of all
Municipalities may pass By-laws for appointing such Officers
and servants as may be necessary for the purposes of the
Corporation.
AND '4HERLA6 it is deemed expedient that the Council of the
Township of Bayham appoint a By-law Enforcement Officer.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Eayham enacts as• foi.lows
1. That ,William Underhill be and is hereby appointed as
By-law Enforcement Officer for the Township of
Bayham.
2. THAT the said William Underhill shall perform all
duties required to be performed by a By-law Enforcement
Officer under statutory authority and any oche: duties
that may be imposed by the Council.
3. THAT the said William Underhill shall hold office
during the pleasure and subject to the policies of the
Council and shall be paid a salary as may be determined
from time to time by resolution of Council.
'READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TT1.1E AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
21st. DAY OF July, 1980.
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Township of Bayham
RESTRICTED AREA (ZONING) BY-LAW No. 2040
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to
Hoard by The Corporation
Bayham for approval of a
land use passed pursuant
Planning Act.
The Ontario Municipal
of the Township of
by-law to regulate
to Section 35 of The
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal
Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of The
Planning Act for approval of By-law No.2040 passed on the
sixth day of August , 1980. A copy of the by-law in fur-
nished herewith and a note giving an expanation of the
purpose and effec-":: of the by-law and stating the lands
affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED FAY, within twenty-one (21) days after
the date of this notice, send by registered mail. or deliver
to the clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of objection
to approval of the said by-law or any part thereof giving
details of all or the portion of the by-law to which you
object and detailed` reasons therefor, and sha'il indicate
that if a hearing is held tht objectors or an agent will
attend at the hearing to support the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval
of the by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date
of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of his support of
approval of the said by-law together with a request for
notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name
and address to whom such notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law
but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who
have filed an objection or notice of support and who have
left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address
to which notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly,
to any person who has filed a request for a change in the
provisions of the by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be October 24 , 1980
DAVED this 26th. day ofSeptember, 1980
Mr. J. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
. BY-LAW NO, 2040
TOWNSHIP Or BAYHAM
By-law No. 2010 is a comprehensive zoning by-
law for the Township of Bayham. The By-law implements the
Official Plan of the East Elgin Manning Area as it applies
to the Township.
It regulates the use of all land, buildings and
structures in Bayham. The by-law authorizes the uses set
out in the text and prohibits any use of land or construction
or use of buildings not specifically authorized or unless
such use was lawfully in existence on the day the By-law was
pass",, Applications to change or amend the By-law may
however be made at any time.
All measurements in the By-laware in metric. The
abbreviation 'm' meanr,metrer, 'm:' means square metres, and
'ha' means hectares. The British equivalent it shown in
brackets behind each metric unit in the By-law.
The following is a brief summary of the provisions
of the Zoning By-law. Council urges you to read the entire
By-law and, in particular, as it affects your property.
WHAT IS A ZONING BY-LAW?
A zoning by-law is a document passed by Council to regulate
the use of all land i.e. agricultural, residential, commercial,
industrial, recreation) and buildings in the Township by a
number of zones and provisions for each zone. The by-law
has a text containing regulations such as the uses permitted
in each zone, the minimum size of a farm, the minimum lot viae
for a single-family dwelling and maps showing the location of
various zones. (The location of the different zones are shown
on the attached Scheduler "A", "B", "C", "D", "E" and "F"
including Maps 1-41). '
The regulations in the by-law generally apply only to uses which
are established after the date of the passing of the by-law
and the expansion of uses existing at the time the by-law
is passed. The by-law also permits lots existing at the date
of the passing of the by-law with less than the minimum lot
area, lot frontage or lot depth to be developed for the uses
specified in the appropriate zone provided that the lot has
frdntage on a public street and all other regulations in the
by-law can be satisfied.
BY -LAN ZONES
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Al AGRICULTURAL,ONE,1)
This =one permits the full range of agriculture and forestry
uses, farm including one supplementary dwelling, a riding
stable: ian6 strip, -r1ant nuruariot!, ccrtnerci.al cr=anhouse4,
single-family dwellings related to agriculture operations,
and agricultural home occupations and single-family detached
dwellings lawfully in existence as of thu date of passing of
this by-law or single-family dwellings on existing lots as
of the date of the passing of this by-law.
A farm must have a minimum area of 20.0 ha (approximately 50
acres) and 150.0 m (approximately 500 feet) frontage.
For a single-family dwelling related to agriculture, the
minimum required lot area is 1950 m2 (20,000 ,square feet) .
Livestock buildings and mushroom farming buildings must be
450.0 m (1,500 feet) from a village boundary or 300.0 m
(1,000 feet) from Hamlet Residential, Hamlet Commercial or
Rural Residential, Estate Residential, Rural Commercial,
Farm Industrial, Rural Industrial and Institutional Zones.
There are certain existing trailer parks which are recognized
as exceptions to this zone.
HR (HAMLET R3820ENTIAL ZONE)
The HR zone permits single-fami4y, converted dwellings and
home occupations where public water supply and sanitary
sewage disposal are not available, the minimum lot*area
required is 1390 M2 (15000 square feet). Where public
water or communal water is available but sanitary sewage
disposal not available, the minimum lot required is 930.0 ml
(10,000 square feet). Certain specific uses in the HR zone
are permitted as exceptions.
RR RAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE)
The RR zone would permit a single-family detached dwelling
which is not related to the agricultural operation. The
minimum lot area required where public water is not available
is 1950 m2 (20000 square feet). A minimum separation distance
from a residential building to a railroad right-of-way is
30.0 m (100 feet) and to lives* -c Tk k-ui l dinaq and mushroom
farming is 300.0 m (1, 00V fee -Li..
ER (ESTATE RESIDENTIAL)
The Estate Residential zone permits one single detached dwelling
on one lot. The minimum lot area is 9 hectares 12 acres).
The minimum floor area for the dwelling is 149 m (1600 square
feet)*
HC I HHA14LBT COMMIAL ZONE)
Hamlet Commercial uses are retail stores in all the hamlets.
These retail stores include variety stores, general stores,
restaurants, personal service shops, public garages, auto-
mobile service stations and banks. Residential uses accessory
to the commercial uses are also permitted. The minimum lot
area -is 1950 ml (20,000 square feet) when public water or
communal water supply is not available.
Itc, ( VRAL COMERCIAL_i�o
The permitted uses in this zone include a farm equipment sales
and service dealer, building supply sales, auction sales
facilities, public garages, animal clinical automobile sales
agencies, farm supplies, drive-in theatres► motels, drive-in
restaurants as well as other uses and residential uses
accessory to the commercial uses. The minimum lot area is
2000 m2 (21,500 square feet).
.K1 J! ARM INDUBTRIA_L�
The M1 zone permits an abattoir, commercial grain handling
and storage facilities, feed mill, fertilizer plant, flour
mill, farm supplies, commercial welding and machine shop,
grain drying and processing operation, meat packing operation
among other uses. The minimum lot area is 4000 m= (43400
square feet),
M2 (RURAL INDUSTRIAL ZONE)
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The M2 zone permits building materials yards, truck terminal,
solid waste transfer site, well driller and - wood products
manufacturing and finishing among other uses. The minimum
lot area is 4000 ml (43,000 square feet).
K3 ( EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIAL ZONE)
The M3 zone permits the operation of sand and gravel pits.
Any buildings or stockpiles must be at least 30.0 m (100 feet)
from any abutting property which is zoned Residential,
Institutional or Open Space.
I (INSTITUTIONAL_ 20N,E�i
All institutional uses including achools, community centre,
cemetery, churches and government offices, senior citizen
home are permitted in this zone. The minimum lot size is
1850 mz (20,000 square feet) without water and 1400 mt
(15,000 square feet) with water. The minimum lot frontage
is 30.0 m (100 feet) if public or communal water supply is
not available.
OB (OPEN SPACE)
The 08 zone permits a variety of recreational activities
such as parks, playgrounds, conservation authorities, meeting
or club houses, golf courses, :,iotocross track, fairgrounds
and rod and gun c?. •.,'a nm- Cher uses.
FD (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 2GNB)
The FD zone permits all buildings and uses existing on the
date of the passing of the by -taw and allows their expansion
in conformity with the regulations in the Hamlet Residential
sone. This zone is used 'nr r --A►— a • %%4 ^.% Pr4% designated
for specific types of d_.v�iopmuat (o.g. Residential) in the
Official Plan, but are not yet r�_ady for development. When
proposals are made for their development the land will be
rezoned to the appropriate zona.
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BY-LAW NO. 2040
RESTRICTED AREA BY-LAW
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
A By-law to regulate the use of land, the character,
location and use of buildings and structures in the
Township of Bayham.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham deems it expedient to implement the Official Plan
of the East Elgin Planning Areat and
WHEREAS authority is granted under. Section 35 of The Planning
Act R.S.O, , 1970, subject to the approval of the Ontario �-
Municipal Board, to pass, thi-e'-9y-la,as
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNC114 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: `
SECTION 1 INTERPRETATION & ADMINISTRATION
1.1 SHORT TITLE
This By-law shall be known as the "Zoning By-law"
of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham.
1.2 APPLICATION
The provisions of this By-law shall apply to all
lands within the boundaries of the Corporation of
the Township of Bayham as now or hereafter legally
constituted.
1.3 SCOPE
No lands shall be used and no buildings or structures
shall be erected, altered, enlarged or used within
the Township of Bayham except in conformity with
the provisions of this By-law.
1.4 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
in interpreting and applying the provisions of this
By-law, they are held to be the minimum requirements
for the promotion of the health, safety, comfort,
convenience, and general welfare of the inhabitants
of the Municipality.
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Unless the context otherwise requires, the expression
"use" or "to use" in this By-law includes anything
done or permitted by the owner or occupant of any
land, building, or structure directly or indirectly
or by or through any trustee, tenant servant, or
agent, acting for or with the knowledge or consent
of such owner or occupant, for the purpose of
making use of the said land, building or structure.
1.6 MEANING OF SHALL
In this By-law, the word "shall" shall always be
construed as mandatory.
1.7 NUMBER AND GENDER
in this By-law, unless the contrary intention ap-
pears otherwise, words imparting the singular num-
ber or the masculine gender only shall include
more persons, parties, or things of the same kind
than one, and females as well as males, and the
converse.
• 1.8 ADMINISTRATION
This By-law shall be administered by the Building
Inspector or such other person as the Council of
the Township of Bayham designates.
1.9 INSPECTION OF PREMISES
The Building Inspector or any other person acting
under the direction of Council, may, at any reason-
able hour, enter and inspect a property or premises
where there is reason to believe that any land has
been used or any building or structure has been
erected, altered, or enlarged, or used in violation
of any of the provisions of this By-law.
1.10 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMITS
In addition to all other requirements of the
Ontario Building Code or any other building code
or building by-law, every applicant for a building
permit shall file with his application a plan, in
duplicate, drawn to scale, in metrics, showing the
true dimensions of the lot proposed to be built
upon or otherwise developed, the proposed location,
grade, height and dimensions of the building or
work in respect of which the permit is applied for
and the location on such lot of every existing
building, together with a statement, signed by the
owner, disclosing the exact use proposed for each
building aforesaid and giving all information
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necessary to determine whether or not such building
and the proposed use thereof conform with the re -
is quirements of this By-law.
1.11 BUILDINGS TO BE MOVED
No building, residential or otherwise shall be
moved within the limits of the Municipality or
shall be moved into the Municipality from outside,
without a permit from the Building Inspector.
1.12 LICENCES AND PERMITS
No municipal permit, certificate, or licence shall
be issued where the said permit is required for a
proposed use of land or a proposed erection, alter-
ation, enlargement or use of any building or struc-
ture, that is in violation of any provisions of this
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1.13 VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES •
Every person who uses any land or erects or uses
any building in a manner contrary to any requirement
of this By-law, or who causes or permits such use
or erection, or who violates any provision of this
By-law or causes or permits a violation, is guilty
of an offence and upon conviction therefore shall
be liable to a fine not to exceed one thousand
dollars ($1,000.00) exclusive of costs, for each
offence, and every such penalty shall be recoverable
under The Summary Convictions Act, R.S.O.► 1970 as
amended from time to time.
1.14 REMEDIES
Where any building is or is proposed to be erected,
altered, reconstructed, extended or enlarged, or
Any building or part thereof is or is proposed to
be used, or any land is or is proposed to be used,
in contravention of the provisions of this By-law,
the same may be restrained by action at the instance
of any ratepayer, or of the Council of the Munici-
pality pursuant to the provisions of The Planning
Act, R.S.O., 1970, as amended from time to time.
1.15 REPEAL OF EX?STING BY-LAWS
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From the coming into force of this By-law, all
previous by-laws passed under Section 35 of The
Plannin Act, R.S.O., 1970 or a predecessor tt ere -
of, shall e deemea to have been repealed except
to the extent that any of the said by-laws prohibits
the use of any land, building or structure for a
purpose that is also prohibited by this law.
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APPLICATION OF OTHER BY-LAWS
Nothing in this By-law shall serve to
person from the obligation to comply
quirements of the Building By-law or
by-law of the Municipality in force
time or the obligation to obtain any
authority or approval required under
the Municipality.
VALIDITY
relieve any
with the re -
any other
from time to
license, permit,
any by-law of
Should any section, clause or provision of this
By-law be held by a court of competent jurisdiction
to be invalid, the validity of the remainder of the
By-law shall not be affected.#
EFFECTIVE DATE ,
This By-law shall, upon approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board, come into full force and effect
as of the date of passing hereof.
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SECTION 2 DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this By-law, the definitions
given herein shall govern.
2.1 ACCESSORY, when used to describe a use, building,
or structure, shall mean a use, a building, or
structure that is normally incidental, subordinate,
and exclusively devoted to a main use, building,
or structure and that is located on the same lot
therewith.
2.2 AGRICULTURAL USE, shall mean the cultivation of
lana, the production of crops and the selling of
such product on the premises, and 4he breeding
and care of livestock and the selling of such live-
stock or the product of such livestock raised on
the premises, and without limiting the generality
of the foreyoing includes animal husbandry, and
the raising and harvesting of field, bush, tobacco,
tree or vine crops, truck gardening, nurseries,
and greenhouses.
2.3 ALTER, when used in reference to a building or
structure or part thereof, shall mean to change
any one or more of the internal or external dimen-
sions of such building or structure or to change
the type of construction of the exterior walls or
roof thereof. When used in reference to a lot, the
word "alter" means to decrease the width, depth,
or area thereof or to decrease the width, depth,
or area of any required yard, setback, landscaped
open space, or, parking area, or to change the
location of any boundary of such lot with respect
to a street or lane, whether such alteration is
made by conveyance or alienation of any portion of
said lot, or otherwise.
2.4 ANIMAL CLINIC or HOSPITAL, shall mean any building
containing more than two rooms, used or intended
for use for the purpose of a veterinarian practice.
2.5 ATTACHED, shall mean a building otherwise complete
in itself, which depends for structural support,
or complete enclosure, upon a division wall or walls
shared in common with an adjacent building or
is buildings.
2.6 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION, shall mean a building
or part of a building on a clearly defined space
or a lot used for the retail sale of lubricating
oils and gasolines and may include the sale of
autombile accessories and where only the servicing
and minor repairs essential to the operation of
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mo:.or vehicles and executed or performed. It may
also include the washing of motor vehicles.
.1 BASEMENT, shall mean that portion of a building
teen two floor levels which is partly underground
but which has at least one-half of its height from
finished floor to finished ceiling above adjacent
finished around surface or grade.
2.9 BOARDING HOUSE, ROOMING HOUSE, or TOURIST HOME,
shall mean any house or builjing or portion thereof
in which the proprietor resides and supplies, for
hire or gain to more than two persons, lodging
and/or meals, but shall not include a hotel,
motel, hospital, home for the young or the aged,
or institution, or zAstaurant accommodating the
general public.
2.9 BUFFER STRIP, shall mean an area used for no other
purpose than the planting and maI,ntaining of a
continuous row f evergreen trees, not less than
two ( 2 ..0.) metre (6.5 feet) high, and the remainder
of which is used for landscaping and the planting
of ornamental shrubs, flowering shrubs, flower
beds, or a combination thereof:
2.10 BUILDING, shall include any structure whether tem-
porary or permanent, used or intended for sheltering
any use or occupancy but shall not include a
boundary wall, fence. travel trailer, camping
trailer, truck camper, motor home, or tent.
2.11 BUILDING AREA, shall mean an area designated on a
zoning map or zoning map schedule as "Building
Area" which defines the area of a lot within which
permitted buildings or other structures may be
erected, used, and maintained.
?.12 BUILDING BY-LAW, shall mean any building by-law
w th n the meaning of The Planning Act, R.S.O., 1970.
2.13 BUILDING INSPECTOR, shall mean the officer or em-
ployee o the Municipality For the time being
charged with the duty of enforcing the provisions
of this By-law, the Ontario Building Cade, or any
other building code or building by-law of the
Municipality.
2.14 EUILDING LINE, shall mean a line within a lot
CTrawn parallel to a lot line; it establishes the
minimum distance between the lot ine and any
building, or structure which may a erected.
Where the lot line is a curve, th building line
shall be a line drawn parallel to the chord of the
arc constituting the lot line.
NOTE: The imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
Sy -laws.
2.15 BUILDING LINE, ESTABLISHED, a building line shall
Be onsid red to be established between existing
buildings where at least five (5) main buildings
have been erected on any one side of a continuous
one hundred and fifty (150.0) metre (494 feet)
strip of land fronting on a street or road. The
established building line shall thus mean the
average setback of the existing main buildings.
2.16 CAMPGROUND, shall mean a use consisting of at
east ive camping sites, Licensed under the
provisions of The Municipal Act, R.S.0.,_1970, and
comprising lanccFuse2F6r maintained`f6z seasonal
recreational activity as grounds for the camping
or parking of a tent, motor home, travel trailer,
or truck camper, but not a mobile home.
2.17 CARPORT, refer to the definition of Garage, Private.
2.18 CELLAR, shall mean thlt portion of a building
Between two floor levels which is partly or wholly
underground but which has more than one-half of
its height from finished floor to ceiling below
adjacent finishesground surface or. grade.
2.19 CHURCH, shall mean a building dedicated to religious
worship and may include a church hall, church
auditorium, Sunday school, parish hall, and church
day nursery.
2.20 CLINIC., shall mean any building or portion thereof
containing two or more offices used or intended
for use for any of the purposes of medical or
dental practice, and without limiting the generality
of the foregoing .includes the offices or consulting
rooms of members of the medical or dental professions.
2.21 COMMERCIAL USE, shall mean the use of land or
buiIdings__for the purposes of buying and/or selling
.commodities and supplying services.
COMMUNITY CENTRE, shall mean a building used for
community activities and not used for commercial
purposes, the control of which is vested in the
3 Municipality, a local board, or trustees.
2.23 COVERAGE, shall mean in the case of a residential
EuIIZing or structure that portion or percentage
of the area of any lot upon which buildings or
structures are erected or permitted to be erected
on the lot (not including an outdoor swimming
pool) measured at the level of the lowest storey
containing habitable rooms, and in the cage of a
non-residential building or structure that portion
or per*7entage of the area of buildings or structures
.erected or permitted to be erected on the lot (not
including
NOTE: The imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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an outdoor swimming pool) measured at the level
of the lowest storey above grade, including in
both cases all porches and verandahs, steps,
cornices, eaves, bay windows, chimneys.
2.24 DOG POUND, shall mean the use of land or buildings
yr the purposes of impounding dogs pursuant to a
by-law of the Municipality and where such dogs are
kept for a minimum redemption period as defined
in The Animals for Research Act, R.S.O., 1970, as
amen a from time to time.
2.25 DWELLING, shall mean a building, occupied or capable
of Be Ing occupied exclusively as a home, residence
or sleeping place by one or more persons, but shall
not include hotels, boarding houses, rooming houses,
motels, institutions, mobile homes, or living quar-
ters for a caretaker, watchman, or other person or
persons using living quarters which are accessory
to a non-residential buil4inq or structure.
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2.26 DWELLING UNIT, shall mean one or more habitable
rooms occupied or capable of being occupied by an
individkial or family as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment in which separate kitchen
and. sanitary facilities are provided for the use
of such individual or family, with a private entrance
from outside the building or from a common hallway
or stairway inside the building.
2.27 DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED, shall mean a
completely detache dwe ling unit designed, and
intended for occupancy by one family except for
mobile homes.
2.26 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, shall mean a dwelling designed
and intended for occupancy by two families.
2.29 DWELLING, SEMI-DETACHED, shall mean a building that
is divided vertically into two (2) dwelling units
each of which has an independent entrance either
directly or through a common vestibule.
2.30 DWELLING, DUPLEX, shall mean a building that is
alvidea Horizontally into two (2) dwelling units
each of which has in independent entrance either
directly or through a common vestibule.
2.31 A DWELLING, CONVERTED, shall mean a dwelling originally
designedas a single family dwelling unit, which
because of size or design is or can be converted
by partition and the addition of sanitary facilities
and cooking facilities into more than one dwelling
unit.
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2.32 ERECT, shall include build, construct, reconstruct,
alter and relocate and, not to limit the generality
of the foregoing, shall be taken to include any
preliminary physical operation such as excavating,
grading, piling, cribbing, filling or draining,
structurally altering any existing building or
structure by an addition, deletion, enlargement or
extension.
2.33 EXISTING, shall mean existing as of the date of
the passing of this Fay -law.
2.34 FAMILY, shall mean an individual, or two (2) or
more persons who arm interrelated by blood, or
marriage, or legal adoption, or a group of not
more than five (5) unrelated persons.
2.35 FARM, shall mean a lot, held for the purpose of
ag it cultural. use, together with or without its
dependant -buildings including gne single-family
detached dwelling with private garage, one mobile
home or dwelling- as supplementary housing to the
farm operation, barns, sheds, pens, and similar
accessory buildings except that in areas where
buildings and structures are prohibited such use
shall refer only to the land.
2.36 FLOOR AREA, shall mean the sum of the areas of all
'floors of a building measured from the outside of
all exterior walls exclusive of any attic, basement,
cellar, garage, verandah, porch or sunroom unless
such enclosed porch or sunroom is an integral part
of the building and habitable in all seasons, and
excluding any floor area with a ceiling height of
less than two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) .
2.37 FLOOR AREAr GROUND, shall mean the area of a
}Building or structure measured from the outside of
all exterior walls, at grade, exclusive of any
accessory building, garage, basement, cellar,
terrace, verandah, open or rl.nc:lo sed porch or
sunroom, unless such sunroom or enclosed porch is
an integral part of the building and habitable in
all seasons.
2.38 FORESTRY USE, shall mean the general raising and
Harvesting of wood and without limiting the gener-
ality of the foregoing includes the raising and
cutting of fuel wood, pulp wood, lumber, Christmas
trees, and other forest products.
2.39 GARAGE, PRIVATE or CARPORT, shall mean a building
or portion o a building designed for the storage
of not more than three (3) private motor vehicles
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
in
and the storage of household equipment incidental
to residential occupancy, wherein no service for
profit is rendered; and where such structure is
within two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) of the main
building, it shall be deemed to be part of the
main building and not an accessory building.
2.40 GARAGE, PUBLIC, shall mean a building or structure
other than a private garage where motor vehicles
are kept or stored for remuneration or repair, in-
cluding the complete repair to motor vehicle
bodies, frames, or motors, and the painting,
upholstering, washing, and cleaning of such vehicles,
and may include a motor vehicle service establishment.
2.41 GAS, shall mean natural gas, manufactured gas,
propane -arc gas, or any mixture of any of them.
2.42 GOLF COURSE,,shall mean a public or" private area
operYt__cTTo6r the p�lurpose of playing golf including
a par,thrpe golf course, driving range, miniature
golf course, or combination thereof.-
2.43 GRADE, shall mean:
a) for a building adjoining one street only, the
elevation of the sidewalk at the center of
that wall adjoining the street, provided the
sidewalk is higher than the crown of the
street or road;
b) for a building adjoining more than one street,
the average of the elevation of the sidewalk
at the centre of all walls adjoining the
streets, provided the sidewalk is higher than
the crown of the street or road;
Where the crown of the street or road is higher
than the sidewalk, the elevation of the crown at
the center of the wall or walls shall be used to
determine the grade.
All walls not more than four and one-half (4.5)
metres (14.7 feet) from the street line shall be
considered as adjoining the street. If the adjoining
street has no public sidewalk, or if a building
has no walls adjoining the street, the grade shall
be determined by the Building inspector.
2.44 HEIGHT, when used with reference to a building or
structure shall mean the vertical distance between
the horizontal plane through grade level and a
horizontal plane through:
a) the highest point of the roof assembly in the
.case of a building with a flat roof or a deck
roof;
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
Hy -law.
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ILLUSTRATION OF BUILDING
HEIGHT DEFINITION
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FRONT
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Flat Roof
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Gable Roof
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Mansard Roof
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�, NVENIENCE ONLY AND CY)FS NUt FOAM
PART OF THIS EjY-LAW.
b) the average level of a one slope roof, between
the ridge and the eaves, provided that such
roof having a slope of less than twenty (20)
degrees with the horizontal shall be considered
a flat roof;
C) the average level between eaves and ridges in
the case of a roof type not covered in sub-
sections a) and b).
The height regulations shall not apply to any
ornamental dome, skylight, chimney, tower, storage
silo, barn, elevator enclosure, flag pole or an-
tennae, cupola, steeple, or church spire.
2.45 HOME OCCUPATI2N,, shall mean an occupation, for gain
or support conducted enq.rely within a°dwelling
as a secondary use and only by me`thbers of the
family residing�on the premises plus not more than
(j) assistant who is not a resident of the said
dwelling.
2.46 HOME OCCUPATION, AGRICULTURAL, shall mean an oc-
cupation for gain or support, associated with an
agricultural use or a residential use, which serves
. agricultural uses and which is conducted by only
members of the family residing on the premises.
2.47 HOTEL, shall mean any hotel, tavern, inn, lounge,
or public house in one main building or in two
or more buildings used mainly for the purposes of
catering to the needs of the travelling public
by supplying food and furnishing sleeping accommo-
dation of not less than six (6) quest rooms, which
quest rooms contain no provisions for cooking, and
shall include all such buildings operating under
The Liquor License Act, R.S.O., 1_970 and The
Tourist Establishments Act, R.S.O., 1970, as
amended from time to time.
2.48 INSTITUTIONAL USE, shall mean the use of land,
bufT qs or other structures for some public or
social purpose but not for commercial purposes.
There uses may include governmental, religious,
educational., charitable, philanthropic, or other
similar but non-commercial uses and notwithstanding
the generality of the foregoing institutional uses
may include: schools, churches, municipal offices
and hospitals.
2.49 KENNEL, ANIMAL, shall mean any lot, building or
structure on or within which four (4) or more
domesticated animals more than four ( 4 ) months
of age are housed, groomed, bred, boarded, trained,
or sold and which may offer provisions for minor
medical treatment.
2.50 WUIIIDli�-,u C:1':tli', shall a strip c% v ouiitl used
or capable a being used for the landing and take-
off of aircraft.
2.51 LIVESTOCK shall mean farm animals kept for e t e
o use,
or propagation, or intended for profit and includes
dairy and beef cattle, horses, swine, sheep,
laying hens, chicken and turkey broilers, turkeys,
goats, geese, ducks, mink and rabbit.
2.52 LOADING SPACE, shall mean a space or bay located
on a� lot wEiich is used or intended to be used for
the temporary parking of any commercial vehicle
while loading or unloading goods, merchandise, or
materials used in connection with the main use of
the lot or any building thereon, and which has an
unobstructed access to a street or lane.
2.53 LOT, shall mean a parcel of land, described in a
registered deed or other document legally capable
of conveying Land or shown as a lot or block on a
registered plan of subdivision including any of
its pacts which are subject to a right -of -easement.
but does not include a lot or a block on a registered
plan of s0bdivision which has been deemed not to
be a registered plan of subdivision by a by-law
passed pursuant to The Planning Act, R.S.O., 1970,
as amended from time to time.
2.54 LOT AREA, shall mean the total horizontal area
;iiihinn�the lot lines of a lot, except in the case
of a corner lot having street lines rounding at
the corner with a radius of six (6.0) metres (19.6
feet), or less, where the lot area of such Lot
shall be calculated as if the lot lines were
projected to this point of intersection.
2.55 LOT, CORNER, shall mean a lot situated at the
�ntersectlon of and abutting upon two (2) streets
which intersect at an angle of not more than one
hundred and thirty-five (135) degrees.
2.56 LOT FRONTAGE, shall mean the horizontal distance
etween the side lot lines of a lot measured at
right angles, but where such lot lines are not
parallel, the lot frontage shall be measured per-
pendicularly to the line joining the centre of the
front and the centre of the rear lot lines at a
point six (6.0) metres (19.6 feet) back from the
front lot line, and where such lot lines meet, the
lot frontage shall be measured perpendicularly to
the line joining the apex of the triangle formed
by the side lot lines and a point six (6.0) metres
(19.6 feet) back from the front lot line.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
� ILLUSTRATION OF
DEFINITIONS
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Front lot Lew
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the A id Point of front lot Lw
to powa of ttj.rgto j% ll r! or
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Lot Frontage
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NOTE: THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATIONS RAE
FOR CLARIFICATION AND
CONVENIENCE ONLY AND pp
NOT FORM PART OF THIS
BY—LAW,
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2.57 LOT DEPTH, shall mean the horizontal distance
Between the front and rear lot lines. If these
lines are not parallel, it shall be the length
of a line joining the mid -points of the front
and rear lot lines. When there is no rear lot
line, lot depth means the length of a straight
line joining the middle of the front lot line
with the apex of the triangle formed by the side
lot lines.
2.58 LOT INTERIOR, shall mean a lot other than a corner
2.59 LOT LINES, shall mean the boundary lines of a lot
define s follows:
a) Front lot lines shall mean, except in the case
of a corner lot, the line.dividing the lot
from the street; in the.case of a corner lot
the shorfer boundary line abutting the street
,shall be deemed the front lot line and the
longer boundary line abutting the street shall
be deemed the side lot line, in case each of
such lot lines should be of equal length the
front lot line shall be deemed to be the front
lot line as established in the block by prior
construction. In the case of a through lot,
the shorter boundary dividing the lot from
the street shall be deemed to be the front
lot line and the opposite longer boundary
shall be deemed to the rear lot line. In case
each of such lot lines should be of equal length,
the front lot line shall be deemed to be the
front lot line as established in the block by
prior construction.
b) Rear lot line shall mean shall mean the lot
line farthest from or opposite to the front
lot line.
C) Side lot line shall mean a lot line other
than a front or rear lot line.
2.60 LOT, THROUGH, shall mean a lot bounded on two op-
posite sides by streets. Provided, however, that
if any lot qualifies as being both a corner lot
and a through lot as hereinbefore defined, such
lot shall be conclusively deemed to be a corner
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lot.
2.61 MAIN BUILDING, shall mean the building designed or
used for the principle use on the lot.
2.62 MAIN WALL, shall mean the exterior front, side, or
rear wall of a building, and all structural members
essential to the support of a fully enclosed space
or roof.
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2.63 MARINA, shall mean an establishment where boats
are stored, rented, or hired, and/or where boats,
boat motors, or boat accessories are sold, repaired,
or refuelled, and may include a building or struc-
ture for the sale of accessories, supplies, and/or
refreshments.
2.64 MOBILE HOME, shall mean a single-family detached
we ng designed to be transported after fabri-
cation, either on its own wheels, in a flatbed, in
other trailers, or on detachable wheels, which is
suitable for occupancy as a dwelling unit except
to minor and incidental unpackinq and assembly
operations, and placement on a mobile home stand,
connection to utilities and the like, but which
does not include single-family detached dwellings
constructed in -parts, designed to be, transported
to a lot and where they are joined .ass integral
units and placed on a permaneA t foundation, cellar,
or basement.
2.65 MOTEL, shall mean one building, or'two (Z) or more
detached buildings for the purpose of catering to
the needs of the travelling public by furnishing
sleeping accommodation with or without supplying
food and shall include a motor court, auto court,
and all such buildings opera;-ing under The Liquor
License Act, R.S.O., 19_7_0 and The Tourist Establish-
ments
sta lishments Act, R.S.O., 970.
2.66 MOTOR HOME, shall mean a structure built on and
mace an integral part of a self-propelled motor
vehicle chassis other than a passenger automobile
chassis, primarily designed to provide temporary
living quarters for recreation camping and travel
use.
2.67 MOTOR -VEHICLE, shall mean a wheeled self-propelling
vehicle for the transportation of passengers and
goods and without limiting the generality of the
foregoing includes automobiles, trucks, buses,
ambulances, hearses, motor homes and tractors.
2.68 MOTOR VEHICLE SALES ESTABLISHMENT, shall mean a
parking lot, building orlot �-where motor vehicles
are hired, kept or used for hire, or where such
vehicles and accessories are stored or kept for
sale, and where motor vehicles may be oiled, greased
or washed, or have their ignition adjusted, tires
inflated or batteries charged or where repairs
essential to the actual operation of motor vehicles
are executed or performed.
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MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT, shall mean a
Rullaing, or part of a building, or clearly defined
space on a lot where gasoline, oil, grease, anti-
freeze, tires, tubes, tire accessories, electric
light bulbs, spark plugs and batteries for motor
vehicles are stored or kept for sale, or where
motor vehicles may be oiled, greased or washed,
o- have their ignition adjusted, tires inflated or
%atteries charged or where only minor or running
repairs essential to the actual operation of motor
'11ehicles are executed or performed.
2.70 MUNICIPALITY, shall mean the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham.
2.71 NON-AGRICULTURAL, when used with reference to a
Suildingf structure, or use shall mean designed,
intended or used for purposes other than those of
an agricultural use. ' •
2.72 NON -COMPLYING, shall mean that which does not con-
form, comply or agree with the regulations of this
By-law as of the date of passing thereof.
2.73 NON -CONFORMING, shall mean a use, building or
s ructure wh ch is not a use, building or structure
permitted in the zone in which the said use, build-
ing or structure is situated.
2.74 NON-RESIDENTIAL, when used with reference to a
Building, structure or use, shall mean designed,
intended or used for purposes other than those of
a dwelling.
2.75 NURSING HOME or REST HOME, shall mean a building
in which t proprietor supplies for hire or gain
lodging with or without meals, and, in addition,
provides nursing, medical or similar care and
treatment, if required, and shall include a rest
home or convalescent home.
2.76 OCCUPANCY, shall mean to reside in as owner or
Enant on a permanent or temporary basis.
2.77 OFFICE, GENERAL, shall mean any building or part of
a bu Icing n which one or more persons are employed
in the management, direction or conducting of an
aR agency, business, labour, or fraternal organization,
but excludes such uses as retail sale, manufacture,
assembly or storage of goods, or places of assembly
and amusement.
2.76 OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL, shall mean any office used
y pro ss ovally qualified persons, for the pur-
poses of giving advice, consultation or treatment
to clients or patients.
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2.79 OIL, shall mean crude oil, and includes any hydrocarbon
Fiat can be recovered in liquid form from a pool
through a well.
2.80 OUTSIDE STORAGE, shall mean the storage of goods
In e open air and in unenclosed portions of
buildings which are open to the air on the sides.
2.81 OWNER, shall mean the person who holds legal title
Ea piece of property.
2.82 PARKING LOT, shall mean an area provided for the
temporary parking of two or more motor vehicles
and may include aisles, parking spaces and related
entrance and exit lanes, but shall not include any
part of a public street.
2.83 PARKING SPACE,. shall meas: an area enclosed in a
principal building, in van accessory building, or
unenclosed, having an area of not less than seven-
teen (17) square metres (183 square feet); exclusive
of aisles or driveways and accessible.to a street
or lane and set aside for the purpose of the
temporary parking or storage of a motor vehicle.
2.84 PARK PRIVATE, shall mean a park not open to the
general public and may be operated for commercial
gain.
2.85 PARK, PUBLIC, shall mean an area of open land,
mainta negor owned by the Municipality or a
public authority for the enjoyment, health and
well-being of the public and normally open to the
public.
2.86 PERMITTED, shall mean permitted by this By-law.
2.87 PERSON, shall include an individual, an association,
affirm, a•partnership, an incorporated company,
municipal corporation, agent or trustee and their
heirs, executors, or other legal representatives
of a person to whom the context of this By-law can
apply according to law.
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2.88 PIT, shall mean any opening, quarrying, or excav-
ation of or in the ground for the purpose of re-
moving soil, rock, sand, gravel, earth, clay, or
limestone and the processing thereof for commercial
purposes including screening, sorting, washing,
crushing, and other similar operations, required
buildings and structures, but does not include a
water well, oil well, natural gas well, or wayside
pit.
2.89 PIT, WAYSIDE, shall mean a pit opened and used by
a public road authority for the purposes of a
particular road construction project or contract
only.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
2.90 PORCH, shall mean a roofed, open gallery, or
0 portico attached to the exterior of a building.
2.91 PUBLIC AUTHORITY, shall mean any school board,
public utility commission, transportation commission,
public library board, board of parks management,
board of health, board of commissioners of police,
planning boards or commission or committee of local
authority established or exercising any power or
authority under any general or special statute of
Ontario with respect to any of the affairs or
purposes of a municipality or a portion thereof,
and includes any committee or local authority
established by by-law of the Council of the Munic-
ipality.
2.92 RESIDENTIAL USE, means the use of a building or
e ruc ure,or parts thereof as a dwelling.
2.93 RETAIL.STORE, shall mean a snore or shop within
which In conducted the selling or buying of goods
or the providing of a service primarily to or from
the general public, and offices, servicing, manu-
facturing, repairing, warehousing or storage ac-
cessory thereto and may include motor vehicle
accessories stores, bake shops, general merchandise,
grocery stores, furniture stores, variety stores,
clothing stores, hairdressers, banks, restaurants,
and snack bars.
2.94 RETAIL STORE GENERAL, shall mean a retail store
wlEhin which s con acted the selling of groceries,
convenience goods, and other general merchandise.
A general retail store may be included as part of
a motor vehicle service establishment.
2.95 RURAL -RESIDENTIAL USE, shall mean the use of land
for a s ng e- am y etached dwelling and accessory
buildings on a lot
a) which lot has been created by Consent to
Register after the effective date of this
By-law under the provisions of Section 29
of The Planning Act, as amended from time
to Dime.
2.96 RURAL -RESIDENTIAL FARM USE, shall mean the use of
an, buildIngs and struc urea for residential
purposes which are related to the farm operation
and shall mean a lot
a) which lot existed on the effective date or
b) which lot has been created by Consent to Reg -
inter under the provisions of Section 29 of
The Planning Act, as amended from time to time.
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2.97 SCHOOL, shall mean any school established and main-
Mned by the Elgin County Board of Education, or
the Elgin County RC separate School board.
2.98 SCHOOL PRIVATE, shall mean an educational or train -
Ing establisKiint which is not under the jurisdiction
of a Board as defined by The Department of bdu6ation
Act,_R_.S.O._, 1970, as amend from time to Elmes
2.99 SENIOR CITIZEN HOME, shall mean a multiple housing
URIE for tKi age where over fifty ( 50 ) percent of
the dwelling units are designed, intended and/or
used for persons sixty (60) years of age or over.
2.100 SERVICE SHOP, shall mean any building or part
Efiereof were appliances and machinery are sold,
serviced, or repaired and includes building trades
establishmentp but excludes any manufacturing,
processing, or wholesaling.
2.101 SETBACK, shall mean the horizontal distance from
e centre line of the street allowance, measured
at right angles to such centre line, to the near-
est part of any building or structure on a lot.
2.102 STOREY, shall mean the portion of the building►
oar than the basement or cellar, which lies be-
tween the surface of the floor and the surface of
the next floor above it, or if there is no floor
above it, then the space between such floor and
the ceiling or roof next above it.
2.103 STOREY FIRST, shall mean the lowest storey of a
building, excluding the basement or cellar.
2.104 STOREY HALF, shall mean the portion of a building
located wFio�ly or partly within a sloping roof,
having side walls not less than one (1.0) metre
(3.2 feet) in height and the ceiling with a minimum
height of two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) over an area
equal to at least fifty (50) percent of the area
of the floor next below.
2.105 STREET or ROAD, shall mean a public highway as
Ufin d by TR Municipal Act.
2.106 STREETr ARTERIAL or ROAD ARTERIAL, shall mean a
• reet or roe under the juriediRion of the Prov-
ince of Ontario or the County of Elgin.
2.107 STREET LINE, shall mean the limit of the street
a owane�ie and is the dividing line between a lot
and a street.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
Hy -law.
of
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2.108 STRUCTURE, shall mean any erection fixed to or
supported by the soil but shall not include a sign
. fence, or swimming pool.
2.109 TAVERN► shall mean an establishment operating
under The Liquor License Act,-R_.S.O.t 1970, as
amended from time to time, where alcoholic beverages
are sold to be consumed on the premises.
2.110 TOURIST HOME, refer to the definition of Boarding
ouse.
2.111 'TRAVEL TRAILER, shall mean any vehicle including a
camping trailer, so constructed that it is suitable
for being attached to a motor vehicle for the pur-
pose of be' -ng drawn or propelled by the motor
vehicle, but not including any vehicle unless it
is used or intended for the living, sleeping► or
eating accommodation of persons therein for seasonal
recreational activity.
2.112 TRUCK CAMPER, shall mean a portable structure►
designed to be loaded onto, or affixed to, the bed
or chassis of a truck, constructed to provide tem-
porary living quarters for recreation, camping or
travel use.
2.113 USE, when used as a noun, shall mean the purpose
or which any land, building or structure is de-
signed, arranged or intended to be occupied or
used, or for which it is occupied, used or maintained.
2.114 WELL, shall mean a hole and any structure appurtenant
ENe—rreto, drilled into a geological formation of
Cambrian or more recent age, except a hole where
no gas or oil is encountered that is drilled for
the production of fresh water or salt.
2.115 YARD, shall mean a space, appurtenant to a building
or structure, located on the same lot as the main
building or, structure, and which space is open,
uncovered and unoccupied from the ground to the
sky except for such buildings, structures, or user
an are specifically provided for elsewhere in this
Hy -law.
2.116 YARD? FRONT, shall mean a yard extending across the
Rull width -of the lot between the front lot line
of the lot and the nearest main wall of any main
building or structure on the lot. "FRONT YARD
DEPTH" means the least horizontal d m� ensioR Sitween
Eie !cont lot line of the lot and the nearest main
wall of any main building or structure on the lot.
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YARD REAR, shall mean a yard extending across the
full width of the lot between the rear lot line
of the lot and the nearest main wall of any main
building or structure on the lot. "REAR YAM
DEPTH" means the least horizontal d men• on between
Reroar lot line of the lot and the nearest main
wall of any main building or structure on the lot.
YARD BIDE, shall mean a yard extending from the
frontysr3 to the rear yard and from the side lot
line of the lot to the nearest main wall of any
building or structure on the lot. "BIDE YARD WIDTH"
means the least horizontal dimensions a wean EFie
side lot line of the lot and the nearest main wall
of any main building or structure op the lot.
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SECTIQN 3 ZONES AND ZONING MAP
3.1 ES'T'ABLISHMENT OF ZONES
For the purposes of this By-law, the maps hereto
annexed as Schedule "A" to Schedule "F" inclusive
shall be referred to as the "Zoning Maps" for the
Township of Bayham and the zoning maps shall
be divided into one or more of the following zones:
ZONE SYMBOL
Agricultural Al
Hamlet Residential HR
Rural Residential RR
Estate Residential ER
Hamlet Commercial HC
Rural Commercial RC
Farm Industrial M1
Rural Industrial M2
Extractive Industrial M3
Institutional I
Open Space OS
Future Development FD
3.2 USE OF ZONE SYMBOLS
The symbols listed in Section 3.1 shall be used
to refer to land, buildings, and structures and
the uses thereof permitted by this By-law in the
said zones, and wherever in this By-law the word
"Zone" is used, proceeded by any of the said sym-
bols, such zones shall mean any area within the
Township of Bayham delineated on the zoning map
and designated thereon by the said symbol.
3.3 APPLICATION OF REGULATIONS
No person shall within any zone use any land or
erect, build, construct, reconstruct, relocate,
excavate for, alter, add to, enlarge, extend or
use any building or structure, except in conformity
with this By-law for the zone in which such land,
building, structure or use is located.
3.4 INTERPRETATION OF ZONE BOUNDARIES
x Where any uncertainty exists as to the location
of the boundary of any of the said zones as shown
on the zoning maps, the following shall apply:
3.4.1 unless otherwise shown, the boundary of the zones
as shown on the Zoning maps are the centre lines
of the road allowance or lot lines and the pro-
jection thereof;
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3.4.2 where zone boundaries are indicated as approximately
following lot lines shown on a registered plan of
subdivision, such lot lines shall be deemed to be
the said boundary;
3.4.3 where zone boundaries are indicated as approximately
parallel to the line of any street and the distance
from such street is not indicated, such zone boun-
daries shall be construed as being parallel to
such street and the distance therefrom shall be
determined by the use of the scale shown on the
zoning map;
3.4.4 unless otherwise indicated, a street, lane, rail-
road or railway right-of-way, or watercourse in-
cluded ori the zonijig map, is included within the
zone of the adjoining property on either side
thereof; -and where such street, lana, right-of-
way, or watercourse serves as a boundary between
two or more different zones, a line midway in such
street, lane, right-of-way, or watercourse and
extending in the general direction of the long
division thereof is considered the boundary between
zones unless specifically indicated otherwise.
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3.4.5 in the event a dedicated street, lane, or right-of-way
shown on the map is closed, the property formerly
in said street, lane, or right-of-way shall be
included within the zone of the adjoining property
on either side of the said closed street, lane,
right-of-way, and the zone boundary shall be the
former centre line of said closed street, lane,
or right-of-way.
3.4.6 where any zone boundary is left uncertain after
application of the preceding provisions, then the
boundary line shall be determined according to the
scale on the zone map in the office of the Building
Inspector.
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SECTION 4 GENERAL PROVISIONS
4.1 . APPLICATION
0 . The provisions of this section apply in all zones
except as may be indicated otherwise.
4.2 ACCESSORY USES
Accessory uses, buildings or structures, are per-
mitted in any yard, in any zone, subject to the
provisions of this By-law for the particular zone
in which said building or use is located, and pro-
vided that no accessory building or use:
4.2.1 shall be used for human habitation, except where
a dwelling unit is a permitted accessory use;
4.2.2 shall be built closer to the front lot line or
side lot line than the minimum distance required
by this By-law for the main building on the lot;
4.2*.3 y shall be located in the front yard or the exterior
side `yard, in the case of a c:orrrer lot;
4.2.4 shall be built closer to the street than the main
building is to that street;
4.2.5 shall be built closer than one (1.0) metre (3.2
feet) to any lot line except:
a) that common semi-detached private garages or
carports may be centred in the mutual lot
line;
b) that where a lot line abuts a public lane an
accessory building may be located not less
than one-half (0.5) metre (1.6 feet) from
said lane.
4.2.6 shall exceed ten (10) percent coverage of the
total lot area;
4.2.7 shall exceed six (6.0) metres (19.6 feet ) in
height or contain more than two storeys except
silos or grain handling equipment;
4.2.8 shall be built within two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet)
of the main building;
4.2.9 shall be considered as an accessory building if
attached to the main building in any way; .
4.2.10 shall be considered an accessory building if
located completely underground.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
,and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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1.3 "MMERCIAL ACCESSORY USES
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, where a commercial use is permitted as an
accessory use in an industrial zone, it shall be
erected within two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) of the
main building, shall not exceed ten (10) percent
of the total floor area of the main building, and
shall not exceed a maximum floor area of two
hundred and eighty (280.0) square metres (3,013
square feet) .
4.4 RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY USES
4.4.1 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, where a dwelling unit is permitted as an
accessory use in an industrial zone, it shall be
erected within the main building, shall have a
minimum floor area of forty (40.0) square metres
(430 square feet;, and shall be'designed, used, or
intended to be :seed for, the exclusive use of a
caretaker or security guard of the industrial use.
4.4.2 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, where one dwelling unit is permitted as an
accessory use in a commercial, institutional, or
open space zone, the minimum lot area shall be
nine hundred and fifty (950.0) square metres
(10,226 square feet) over and above the minimum
requirements of the zone in which it is erected,
and, in the case of a single family detached
dwelling, the maximum building height for the
dwelling unit shall be nine (9.0) metres (29.5
feet) and the minimum floor area shall be eighty
(80.0) square metres (860 square feet).
4.5 HOME OCCUPATIONS
Where a home occupation is permitted in a particular
zone, the following provisions shall apply:
4.5.1 there is no outside storage of materials, containers,
or finished products;
4.5.2 the character of the dwelling as a private residence
does not change, or a public nuisance particularly
in regard to noise, traffic or parking is not
created;
4.5.3 there is no mechanical equipment used, the operation
of which would result in any undue noise, fumes,
dust, or odor escaping to any adjoining premise.
4.5.4 does not occupy more than 25 percent of the total
floor area of the dwelling unit including basement
or cellar area used for home occupation or as
living quarters, or forty (40.0) square metres
(430 square feet) whichever is the lesser and, for
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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greater clarity, such uses includes the offices or
consulting room for a profession such as a physician,
dentist, chiropractor, lawyer, engineer, accountant,
teacher, musical instructor when a single pupil is
instructed at a time, the office for a trade such
as a painter or electrician and the workroom for a
dressmaker, milliner, or hairdresser, but does not
include or permit a clinic, any shop, tea room,
tourist home, convalescent home, mortuary, funeral
parlour, dancing school, rooming house, boarding
house, hairdressing if more than two persons are
engaged in the business, or any similar use or
other commercial use or institutional use or a
workshop, storage yard, parking area or plan for
any of the trades.
4.6 AGRICULTURAL HOME OCCUPATIONS
Where an,agricultural home occupation is permitted
in a particular zVe, the following provisions
shall apply:
4.6.1 storage of materials, containers or finished
products in the front or side yards shall not be
permitted;
4.6.2 any building or structure, excluding that for res-
idential use, used for an agricultural home occupa-
tion shall not exceed seventy (70.0) square metres
(753 square feet) of ground floor area;
4.6.3 agricultural home occupations shall include only
a carpentry shop, a welding shop, a machine shop,
a small tool repair shop, and home craft operations
such as pottery or a weaving operation.
4.7 PUBLIC USES
The provisions of this By-law shall not apply to
the ,use of any land or to the erection or use of
any building or structure for the purpose of
public service by the Municipality or by any local
board thereof as defined by The Municipal Affairs Act,
Chapter 98, R.S.O., 1970, any railway, telephone,
telegraph or gas company, any department of the
Government of Ontario or Canada, including Ontario
Hydro or any other public authority provided that:
4.7.1 the lot coverage, setback and yard requirements
prescribed for the zone in which such land, building
is located shall be complied with;
4.7.2 no goods, material, or equipment shall be stored
in the open in a residential zone or in a lot
adjacent to a residential zone;
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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4.7.3 any building erected in a residential
the authority of this paragraph shall
and maintained in general harmony with
buildings of the type permitted in the
zone under
be designed
residential
zone.
4.7.4 any parking and loading regulations for these uses
are complied with.
4.8
4.8.1
TEMPORARY USES
Notwithstanding any
law, uses such as a
such temporary work
home, scaffold, sign
to construction are
that:
other provisions of this By -
construction camp or other
camp, a tool shed, mobile
or other building incidental
permitted in any zone provided
any sign which is erected does not exceed three
(3.0) square metres (32 square feet) in area;
4.8.2 such uses or buildings are used only as long as
same are necessary for work in progress which has
neither been finished nor abandoned, or a period
of one (1) year whichever is the lesser;
4.8.3 such uses or buildings are removed when the work
for which they were permitted is terminated.
4.9 DANGEROUS USES
No land, building or structure shall be used in
the Municipality for the industrial manufacture of
coal oil, rock oil, fuel oil, burning fluid gas,
naphtha, benzene, gasoline, dynamite, dualene,
nitroglycerine, gun powder, petroleum and petroleum
liquid material which is likely to create danger
to health, or danger from fire or explosion. A
gas well or an oil well shall, however, be permitted
in any zone in accordance with the requirements
and provisions of The Energy Act R.S.O. 1970, as
amended from time to time, and/or The Ontario Ener
Act, R.S.O., 1970, as amended from time to ti me.
4.10 OBNOXIOUS USES
Any use is prohibited which by its nature or by
the materials used therein is declared under
The Public Health Act, R.S.O., 1970, or any regulations
aadopte2FE' ereun er to Be a nox ous or offensive
trace, business or manufacture.
4.11- PROHIBITED USES
The following uses shall be prohibited in any zone
unless otherwise provided for:
4.11.1 the use of any land or the erection and use of any
building or structure for the purposes of wrecking
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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yards, salvage yards, dumps, the collection of
rags, junk, any, refuse, scrap iron, or other scrap
metalst
4.11.2 the location and use of
purposes of residential,
or institutional uses.
4.12 NON -CONFORMING USES
a mobile home for the
commercial, industrial,
The provisions of this By-law shall not apply:
4.12.1 to prevent the use of any land, building or structure
for any purpose prohibited by this By-law if such
land, building or structure was lawfully used for
such purpose on the effective date of this By-
laws or
4.12.2 to prevent the erection or use for a purpose pro-
hibited'`by thin By-law of any building or structure
the plans for4which have, prior to the day of the
passing of the By-law, been approved by the Build-
ing Inspector, so long as the building or structure
when erected is used and continues to be used for
the purpose for which it was erected and provided
the erection of such building or structure is com-
menced within two years after the day of the pass-
ing of the By-law and such building or structure
is completed within a reasonable time after the
erection is commenced.
4.13 NON-COMPLIANCE WITH MINIMUM LOT OR YARD REgUIREMENTS
Where a building has been erected prior to the
effective date on a lot having less than the mini-
mum frontage and/or area, or having less than the
minimum setback and/or side yard and/or rear yard
required by this By-law, the said building may be
enlarged, reconstructed, repaired or renovated
provided that:
4.13.1 the enlargement, reconstruction, repair or reno-
vation doe& not further reduce a front yard and/or
side yard and/or rear yard having less than the
minimum required by this By-law, and
4.13.2 all other applicable provisions of this By-law are
complied with.
.. 4.14 EXISTING LOTS
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this B -
Y
law, existing lots with less than the required lot
area or lot frontage may be developed for the use
specified in the appropriate zone provided all
other regulations of the By-law are satisfied, and
in the case of lots where buildings or structures
requiring sanitary sewage facilities are to be
erected thereon:
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4.14.1 such lots are serviced by approved sanitary sewage
services;
4.14.2 such lots have a minimum frontage of twenty-five
(25.0) metres (92 feet) on a public street where a
public water stipply is not available;
4.14.3 such lots have a minimum lot area of fourteen
hundred (1400.0) square metres (15,000 square
feet) where a public water supply is not available
and nine hundred and thirty (930.0) square metres
(10,000 square feet) where a public water supply
is available.
4.15 HAZARD LANDS
4.15.1 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, no permanent buildings or structures Shall be
erected or used-
a)
seda) closer than seven and ane -ha 1 f (7.5) metr_ es
(24.6 feet) f r.om the top -of -bank of a municipal
drain having a width of less than four and
one-half (4.')) metres ( 14 .7 'feet) from top -
,.)f -bank to top -of -bank;
b) closer than eighteen and one-half (18.5)
metres (60 feet) from the top -of -bank of a
municipal drain having a width of between
four and one-half (4.5) metres (14.7 feet)
and seven and one-half (7.5) metres (24.6
feet) from top -of -bank to top -of -bank;
C)
closer than thirty and one-half (30.5) metres
(100 feet) from the top -of -bank of a municipal
drain which is seven and one-half (7.5)
metres (24.6 feet) or more from top -of -bank
to top -of -bank;
d)
closer than seven and one-half (7.5) metres
(24.6 feet) from the centre line of a municipal
tile drain;
e)
closer than fifteen (15.0) metres (49 feet)
from the top -of -bank of a natural watercourse
or within an area which is equal to fifteen
( 15.0) metr,3s (49 feet) plus one-half the
width of the stream from the c,?nterline of
the wdtercour. se;
f)
closer from the topofbank of the Lake Erie
Shoreline than D=3h + 1008 where D=setback
(in metres)(feet), h=elevation above Lake
Erie (metres)(feet) 100=constant representing
100 years of protection and R=rate of erosion
in metres (feet) per year at the point under
consideration.
NOTE: The
Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and
convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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'.1.5.2 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By -1
no permanent buildings or structures shall be
erected or used on lands which exhibit, or poten-
tially exhibit, a hazardous condition as a result
of their susceptibility to flooding, erosion, sub-
sidence, inundation or the presence or organic soil
or steep slopes.
4.15.3 Where in this By-law a front, side or rear yard is
required, and part of the area of the lot is, covert -J,
by water or marsh for more than two (2) months in
the year, or is beyond the rim of a river bank or
watercourse, or between the top and toe of a cliff
or embankment having a slope of thirty (30) degrees
or more from the horizontal, then the required yard
shall be measured from the nearest main wall of the
main building on the lot to the nearest edge of
said area covered by -water of marsh, h'or to the rim.
of said.river bank gr watercgurse, or to the toga
of the said cliff or embankment.
4.16 OCCUPANCY OF PARTIALLY COMPLETED BUILDINGS
No new building shall be occupied before the main
side walls and roof have been erected and the ex-
ternal siding and roofing have been completed, and
sanitary conveniences installed and, where appli-
cable, kitchen and heating facilities have been
installed and are in a satisfactory working order.
4.17 TRUCK, BUS AND COACH BODIES OR TRAVEL TRAILERS, TRUCK
CAMPERS, MOTOR HOMES OR TENTS USED FOR HUMAN OCCUPANC7
4.17.1 No truck, bus, coach or streetcar body shall be used
for human occupancy within the Municipality whether
or not the same is mounted on wheels;
4.17.2 No travel trailer, truck camper, motor home, or
tent shall be used for the living, sleeping or
eating accommodation of persons within the Munici-
pality for more than 30 days unless such travel
trailer, truck camper, or motor home is located
in a campground licensed by the Municipality under
The Municipal Act, R.S.O., 1970.
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4.18 STREET FRONTAGE OF BUILDING LOTS
, Except as hereinafter provided in this By-law, no
person shall erect a building or structure and no
person shall use any land, building, or structure,
unless the lot or parcel to be so used or upon
which the building is situated, erected or proposed
to be erected abuts or fronts on a public street or
public road.
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4.19 SIGHT RESTRICTIONS ON CORNER LOT
4.20
4.21
4.22
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Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, and except in a commercial zone, on a corner
-lot within the triangular space included between
the street lines for a distance of. nine (9.0)
metres (29.5 feet) from their point- of intersection,
no building or structure shall be erected, or
driveway shall be located.
PRIVATE GARAGES ON CORNER LOTS
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, no private garage on any corner lot shall be
located closer than six (6.0) metres (19.6 feet)
to the streetline, and no portion of any driveway
shall be located closer than dine (9.0) metres
(29.5 feet) to the intersection of.the two streetlines
or their 'proiect iys' .
MINIMUM SETBACKS FROM ARTERIAL ST,REE yS OR ARTERIAL ROADS
Notwithstanding any other provision of this By -
!:,w, where a building or structure is erected
adjacent to a King's Highway, a County Road, or
Township Road, and in the absence of an established
building line as determined by the Ontario Ministry
of Transportation and Communications, the County
of Elgin or the Township of Bayham, as the ease
may be, minimum setbacks from such arterial streets
or arterial roads shall be as provided as follows:
King's Highway 30 metres (98 feet) from
the centre line
County Road, 25.0 metres (82 feet)
or Township Road from the centre line
ESTABLISHED BUILDING LINE ON STREETS OR ROADS
Notwithstanding any other subsequent provisions of
this By-law, where a single-family detached dwelling
or accessory use thereto is to be erected within a
built-up area where there is an established building
line, such dwelling or accessory use may be erected
closer to the street line or to the centre line of
the street or road, as the case may be, than
required by this By-law provided such dwelling or
accessory use is not erected closer to the street
line or to the centre line of the street or road,
as the case may be, than the established building
line on the date of passing of this By-law.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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4.23 USE OF YARDS ON LANDS WITHOUT BUILDINGS
Where land is used for or in connection with res-
idential, commercial, industrial, or institutional
uses but without any buildings or structures thereon,
all yards required by this By-law on a lot in the
respective use zone shall be provided and maintained
as yards and the applicable regulations shall apply,
except where the land or lot is used for gardening
or open space purposes not prohibited by this By-
law in such use zone.
4.24 YARD AND OPEN SPACE PROVISIONS FOR ALL ZONES
No part of a yard or other open space required
about any building for the purpose of complying
with the provisions of this By-law shall be in-
cluded as part. ofor other open space
similarly.required for#another building.
4.25 PERMITTED ENCROACHMENTS IN YARDS
Unless otherwise specified in
part of any yard required by
open and unobstructed by any
ground to the sky, provided,
structures listed below shall
into the yards indicated for
Structure
window sills, belt
courses, cornices,
eaves, gutters,
chimneys, or pilasters
fire escapes and
exterior staircases
bay windows and
awnings
this By-law, every
this By-law shall be
structure from the
however, that those
be permitted to project
the distances specified:
Permitted Yard
any yard
rear yard only
any yard
Max. Projection
from Main Wall
0.7 metres (2.3'
1.5 metres (4.0'
t.
1.0 metre (3.2''
open, roofed porches
not exceeding one
storey in height, front and rear 2.5 metres (8.7.'
uncovered terraces yards only including eaves,
cornices and
canopies
4.26 ENCLOSURES
Enclosures to any porch or terrace permitted in Section
4.26 of this By-law shall be limited to one (1.0) metres
(3.2 feet) in height exclusive of roof supports
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
Hy -law
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but this shall not prohibit the enclosure of a porch
or terrace by latticing or screening or any other
form of enclosure which permits fifty (50) percent
air to pass through at all times.
4.27 PARKING REQUIREMENTS
For every type of building listed below erected,
altered, or enlarged in any zone after the passing
of this By-law, off-street parking shall be pro-
vided and maintained in accordance with the follow-
ing provisions:
Type of Use or Building
single-family dwellings, converted
dwellings, dwelling units located in
commercial buildings,
Senior Citizen Homes
auditoriums, restaurants,
community centres, private
other places of assembly
Minimum Parking Required
one (1) parking space per
dwelling unit
one (1) parking space per
four (4) dwelling units
,arena, where there are fixed seats,
clubs, and one (1) parking space for
every five ( 5) seats or for
every three (3.0) metres (9.8'�
of bench space; where there
are no fixed seats, one (1)
parking space for each ten
(10.0) square metres of (107
square feet) floor area devotecl
to public use
hospitals, nursing homes, rest
homes, and welfare institutions
churches
hotels, motels,
taverns
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boarding house, rooming house, or
tourist home
one (1) parking space for each
two beds
one (1) parking space for
every ten (10) seats or six
(6.0) metres (19.6') of bench
space of its maximum seating
capacity
one (1) parking space per
rental unit,
one (1) space per table
one (1) parking space for
every two (2) rental units
retail stores one (1) parking space per
thirty (30.0) square metres
(3225 square feet) of retail
floor area
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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industrial uses
one (1) parking space
for every three (3)
employees on the largest
shift
travel trailer parks one (1) parking space per
unit and one (1) parking
space for every four (4)
units for visitor parki:Ag
4.28 PARKING REGULATIONS IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES
All parking spaces in any residential zone shall
be located in an attached or detached private
garage, or in a driveway, or in a side or rear yard
provided that the lot coverage of the spaces shall
not exceed fifteen (1j) percent of the total lot
area. _;*
4.29 MOVING OF BUILDINGS
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In all zones, no building shall be moved within the
limits of the municipality, or shall be moved from
outside the municipality into the municipality with-
out a permit from the Building Inspector. The in-
spector will only grant such a permit if he is satis-
fied that the building is not infested with termites
or other insects or vermin and he is satj_sfied it is
structurally sound.
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mURICULTURAL (Al) SONX UOULATIONS
5.l PNPXITTRD USIS
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Agricultural (Al) Zone except for
the following purposes
agricultural use
agricultural home occupation
farm including one supplementary dwelling
forestry use
produce outlets
plant nurseries
home occupation
commercial greenhouses
landing strip
riding stable
rural -residential farm
40 single-family detached dwellings lawfully in existence
as of the date of the passing of this By-law or
on lots existing as of the date of the passing of
this By-law
one mobile home on a farm as a supplementary housing
to the farm operation
5.2
MINIMUM
LOT ARRA
20.5 ha (49.9ac)
5.2.1
MINIMUM
LOT ARRA - Rural Residential Farm
1850.0 m:
(19,913')2
5.3
MINIMUM
LOT FRONTAGE
150.0 m (4921)
5.3.1
MINIMUM
LOT FRONTAGE - Rural Residential
Farm 30.0 m (981)
5.4
MAXIMUM
LOT COVERAGE
20 percent
5.5
MAXIMUM
BUILDING HEIGHT
20 m (661)
5.6 ;u
MINIMUM
FLOOR AREA
for a single-family detached dwelling
79 m' (8501)1
for a mobile home used or intended
to be used as supplementary housing
to an agricultural use 55.0 mz (5921):
NOTE: The imperial units on this page are for explanation
.and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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5.7 FRONT YARD DEPTH
for buildings and structures used
or intended to be used for the
taising of livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms
all other cases
5.8 SIDE YARD WIDTH
for buildings and structures
used or intended to be used for
the raising .)f livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms
all other cases
5.9 REAR YARD DEPTH
for'bui,ldings and structures used
or intended to be used for the
raising of livestock or the growing
of mushrooms
5.10
all other cases
60.0 m (196')
18.0 m (59';
60.0 m (196')
15.0 m (49'11
60.0 m (1.96'
15.0 m (49"
SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS FOR LIVESTOCK BUILDINGS
AND STRUCTURES AND MUSHROOM FARMING
Notwithstanding the requirements of Section 5.7
to Section 5.9 inclusive, the following regulations
shall apply for buildings and structures hereafter
erected and used for the raising of livestock and
the growing of mushrooms:
minimum horizontal distance
from a village boundary
minimum horizontal distance
from an area zoned Hamlet
Residential (HR) or Hamlet
Commercial (HC) or Rural
Residential (RR) or Rural
Commercial (RC), or Farm
Industrial (M1), Rural
Industrial (M2),
Institutional (I) and Estate Residential. (ER)
450.0 m (1,4761)
300.0 m (984' )
z
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
$y -law
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5.12 EXCEPTIONS - AI ZONE
Notwithstanding the permitted uses of Section 5.1
of this By-law, the following provisions shall apply
-at the locations indicated.
5.12.1 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -1 shown on Schedule "A" - Map 8 to this By-law
5.12.2 PERMITTED USES.
Trailer Park !
Defined Area
Al -2 as shown on Schedule "A" - Map 12 to this By-law
:x.12.3 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -3 as shown on Schedule "A" - Map 30 to this By-law
5.12.4 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -4 as shown on Schedule "A" - Map 31 to this By-law
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SECTION 6 HAMLPT RESIDENTIAL _(HR)SONE REGULAT?ONS
6.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Hamlet Residential (HR) Sone except
for the following purposest
one single-family detached dwelling on one lot
converted dwelling
home occupation
private garage or carport as an accessory use
accessory building
6.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public water siipply and,
public sanitary sewage disposal
services are not available
where a public or communal water
supply is available but public
sanitary sewage disposal services
40 are not available
6.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
where a public water supply and
public sanitary sewage disposal
services are not available
where a public water supply is
available but public sanitary
sewage disposal services are
not available
6.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
6.5 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
6.6 & MINIMUM FLOOR AREA
6.7 FRONT YARD DEPTH
6.8 SIDE YARD WIDTH
single-family detached
dwelling with attached
garage or carport
1390.0 m4
(14,962')'
930.0 m2
(100000) m2
22.0 m (72')
20.0 m (65.61)
30 percent
10.5 m (34.41)
79 ml
(8501),
6.0 m (19.61)
1.2 m (3.91) plus 0.5 m (1.60)
for each additional or partial
storey above the first
storey
NOTES The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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single-family detached
dwelling without attached
garage or carport
single-family detached
dwelling situated on a
corner lot
6.9 REAR YARD DEPTH
6.10 EXCEPTIONS - HR ZONE
1.2 m (3.91) plus 0.5 (1.6')
for each additional or parti
storey above the first store;,
for one side and 1.2 m (3.9')
on the other side
4.5 m (14.7) on the side
abutting a public street and
2.0 m (6.5') plus 0.5 m (1.6'
for each additional or partia
storey above the first storey
on the other side
9.0 m (29.5')
Notwithstanding the permitted uses of Section 6.1
of this By-law,,the followl.ng provisions shall
apply at the locations irViicated .
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6.10.1 Permitted Uses
Trucking Business
Defined Area
HR -1 as shown on Schedule "F" to 0this By-law.
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10.2 Permitted Uses
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Tool Sharpening Business
Defined Area
HR -2 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
6.10.3 Permitted Uses
Amway Distributing Business
Defined Area
HR -3 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
6.10.4 'Permitted Uses
Body Shop
Defined Area
HR -4 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
0
6.10.5 . Perm{ t-t-Atq it...
On
0
Furnace Service Business
Defined Area
HR -5 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
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SECTION 7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
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RURAL RESIDENTIAL (RR) ZONE REGULATIONS
PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Rural Residential (RR) Zone except
for the following purposes
rural residential use
home occupation
agricultural home occupation
private garage or carport as an accessory use
MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public water supply
is not available
MINIMUM LAT FRONTA8E
MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
7.6 VIItIMUM FLOOR AREA
7.7 FRONT YARD DEP'T'H
17.8 BIDE YARD WIDTH
7.9 REAR YARD DEPTH
7.10 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from the edge of a railroad
right-of-way
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
1850.0 m2
(19,913')2
25.0 m (82')
30 percent
10.5 m (34.41)
79.0 ml
( 850') z
15.0 m (49.21)
3.0 m (9-81)
7.5 m (24.61)
30.0 m (98.41)
300.0 m (9841)
z
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
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SECTION 8 ESTATE RESIDENTIAL ER LONE REOU TIONS
8.1 Permitted Uses
(a) residential uses;
(b) home occupations;
(c) accessory uses.
8.2 Permitted Buildings and other Structures
(a) one single family detached dwelling on one
lot;
(b) accessory buildings and structures.
8.3 Minimum Lot Area
.8 hectares (87,1201)=
A
8.4 Minimum Lot Frontage
25 metres (621)
8.5 Maximum Building Coverage
20 percent maximum
8.6 Mini&um Floor Area
148 square metres (1,593')
8.7 Minimum Front Yard Depth
18 metres (591)
8.8 Minimum Side Yard Depth
8 metres minimum (26.2')
8.9 Minimum Rear Yard
15 metres minimum (49.21)
8.10, Regulations for Accessory euildi�ngs
No accessory building shall be located within
6 metres of a side or rear lot line.
NOTE: The Imperial Units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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SECTION 9 HAMLET COMMERCIAL HC ZONE REGULATIONS
9.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone except
for the following purposes:
boording house, rooming house, or tourist home
bus depot
clinic
offices, general or professional
hotel, motel, or tavern
farm supplies
library
motor vehicle service establishment
newspaper establishment
parking lot
post office
public garage
retail stores
restaurant
retail store, general
service shop
warehousing
Dwelling units as accessory uses
9.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public or communal water
supply is not available
where a public or communal water
supply is available
9.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
where a public or communal water
supply is not available
where a public water supply
is available
fi
1850.0 ml
(19,913')
930.0 ml
1lo,000't=
30.0 m (98.41)
25.0 m (82')
NOM The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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8.5
9.6
9.7
9.8
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MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
t"wmT XW DEPTH
BIDE YARD WIDTH
where the yard abuts a
residential zone
where the yard abuts a
Public street on a
corner lot
all other cased
REAR YARD DEPTH
where the rear yard abuts a
residential -zone, inetitutiona'2
zone, or an�open space zone
all other cases
40 percent
12.0 m (391)
nil
4.5 m (13')
6.0 m (19.61)
nil
6.0 m (19.6')
3.0 m (9,81)
NOM The Imperial units on this
and convenience onlyand do areforexplanation
By-law part of the
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SLCTUM 10 RURAL COMMERCIAL RC ZONE REGULATIONS
10.1 PERMITTED USES
is No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Rural Commercial (RC) Zone except
for the following purposes:
C7
animal clinic
antique sales or auction sales
drive-in restaurant
garden supply centre
farm equipment sales and service
motel
farm fuel sales
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motor homej travel trailer, truck campor sales
farm supplies
motor vehicle service establishment with or without
eating facilities
motor vehicle sales establishment
retail store, general
service shop
public garage
auto body shop
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
10.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
10.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
10.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
10.5 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
'0.6 FRONT YARD DEPTH
10.7 SIDE YARD WIDTH
where the highway commercial
sone abuts a residential zone
all other cases
2000.0 mt
(21,527',) z
30.0 m (98.41)
30 percent
12.0 m (391)
7.5 m ( 24.6' )
6.0 m (19.61)
3.0 m (9.e1)
NOTEs The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
Hy -law
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10.8 REAR YARD DEPTH
10.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION . RATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
7.5 m (24.61)
300.0 m (9841)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
Ry -law
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62MION 11 FARM INDUBTRIAL ANIY 10"8 T 21.8
11.1 PSRMITTRD OSIS
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Farm Industrial (M1) Zone except
for the following purpose:
abattoir
commercial grain handling and storage facilities
commercial welding and machine shop
feed mill
fertilizer plant
flour mill
farm suppliia and bulk storage
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grain drying, or processing operation
meat packing operation
a commercial use as an accessory use
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
11.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
4000.0 m!
(43,057') z
11.3
MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
30.0
m
(98.4')
11.4
MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
35 percent
11.5
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
12.0
m
(391}
11.6
FRONT YARD DEPTH
12.0
m
(391)
11.7
BIDE YARD WIDTH
7.5
m
(24.6')
11.8
REAR YARD DEPTH
9.0
m
(29.51)
11.9
MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
300.0 m (984W)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 12 RURAL INDUSTRIAL (M23 SONG RNOULATIONS
12.1 PNRMITTED URNS
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Rural Industrial (M2) Zone except
for the following purposes
building materials yard
tool and die making
contractor's yard
kennel, animal
machine shop
public garage
truck terminal
salvage yard
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solid waste transfer site
welding shop
• well driller
wood products manufacturing and finishing
a commercial use as an accessory use
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
12.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA 4000.0 m:
(43,057')2
12.3
MINIMUM
LOT
FRONTAgE
30.0 m (98.41)
12.4
MAXIMUM
LOT
COVERAGE
35 percent
12.5
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
12.0
m
(391)
12.6
FRONT YARD DEPTH
12.0
m
(391)
12.7
BIDE YARD WIDTH
7.5
m
(24.6')
12.8
REAR YARD DEPTH
9.0
m
(29.51)
12.9
MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
300.0
m
(9841)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By -slaw
SECTION 13 ExTxACTi'_"P INDUST .TAT, M3 ZONE_ REGULATIONS
13.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Extractive Industrial (M3) Zone
except for the following purposes:
pit
a commercial use as an accessory use
13.2 MINIMUM YARDS
13.2.1 for the excavation of a pit:
from a lot line
from a street cr road allowance
from an occupied dwelling
from a.residential or institutional zone
13.2.2 for buildings, planta, structures'or
product stockpiles accessory to the pit
and located on the pit property:
from a lot line
from an occupied dwelling
from a residential or institutional zone
13.3 DUF"F'ER STRIP
15.0 m (49.2')
30.0 m (98.4')
60.0 m (196,8')
60.0 m (1960'9-')
30.0 m (98.4')
60.0 m (196.81)
60.0 m (196.81)
Where an Extractive Industrial (M3) Zone abuts a
Residential (HR or RR) Zone, an Institutional (I)
Zone, an Open Space (OS) Zone, or an opened road
allowance, a buffer strip having a minimum width
of thirty (30.0) metres (98.4') shall be provided.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 14 INSTITUTIONAL (I) ZONE REGULATIONS
where a public or communal water
10
m
14.1 PERMITTED USES
supply is available
No land, building+ or structure shall
be used or
erected in the Institutional (I) Zone
except for
the following purposed:
14.5
cemetery
12.0
church with or without a cemetery
(39+)
community centre
FRONT YARD DEPTH
institutional use
m
school
14.7
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
3.0
14.2 MINIMUM LOfi AREA
(9.81)
14.8
REAR YARD DEPTH
where a public or communal water
1850.0 m2
supply is not available
(1919131)2
where a public or communal water
1400.0 m2
supply is available
(15,0691)2
14.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
where a public or communal water 30.0 m (98.4'
supply is not available
14.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming 300.0 m (9841)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
where a public or communal water
25.0
m
(821)
supply is available
14.4
MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
40 percent
14.5
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
12.0
m
(39+)
14.6
FRONT YARD DEPTH
10.0
m
(321)
14.7
BIDE YARD WIDTH
3.0
m
(9.81)
14.8
REAR YARD DEPTH
7.5
m
(24.61)
14.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming 300.0 m (9841)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 15 OPEN SPACE (OS) ZONE REGULATIONS
15.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Open Space (08) Zone except for
the following purposes:
campground
conservation area
snowmobile club
forestry use
motocross track
rod and gun club
fairgrounds. ..
public ,park
private park
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
15.2 ACCESSORY USES
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this icy -law,
the following regulations shall apply to the esta-
blishment of an accessory use in the Open Space
(OS) Zone:
15.3 MINIMUM FRONT YARD 7.5 m (24.61)
15.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE 20 percent
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 16 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT (FD) ZONE REGULATIONS
16.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Future Development (PD) Zone except
for the following purposes:
an agricultural use
agricultural home occupation
forestry use
home occupation
uses lawfully,in existence as of the,effective date
of passing of .this Byllaw <;
16.2 REGULATIONS FOR LOTS AND BUILDINGS
16.2.1 The minimum lot area and lot frontage, the minimum
front, side, and roar yards, the maximum lot coverage,
and the maximum building height shall remain as
they lawfully existed as of the effective date of
the passing of this By-law.
16.2.2 The foregoing
shall nota 1 to prevent the en-
largement of dwellings ortheeretion of buildings
accessory thereto in compliance with the regulations
of Section 7.
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Read a FIRST and SECOND TIME
this * Twenty-first
July, 1980
i
day of
CLERK r,
Read a THIRD TIME and finally
passed this Sixth day of
August, 1980
REEVE
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CLERK
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Schedule "E"
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Schedul
0
Township of Bayham
SCHEDULE "A"
0 1 2 3
0 1 2
j\
W
..
Kilometres
Miles
Al AGRICULTURAL
HR HAMLET RESIDENTIAL
RR RURAL RESIDENTIAL
ER ESTATE RESIDENTIAL
HC HAMLET COMMERCIAL
RC RURAL COMMERCIAL
M1 FARM INDUSTRIAL
M2 RURAL INDUSTRIAL
M3 EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIAL
INSTITUTIONAL
OS OPEN SPACE
FD FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
THIS IS SCHEDULE "A"
To BY-LAW ado, 2040
PASSED THE ETH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1980.
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lie
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Lot 14 lot 16
Con. X1 con. X1
Al t� �t
Lot I
RC 1 RC
1
Al
Lot 14 Lot 16
lot 1
Can. X Con. X
con.
Al RC
Al
RC
Lot 16 gyp• lot 16
Con, X Con. X
ti
Al
i1
0 loo 200 I%tris
0 400 � W Feet
This 1s Schedule "A" -Maps 1 2
to 8y -law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of
August, 1980,
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Lot 18
Con. XI Al
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Lot 18 ����
Con. X �`
Lot 19
Con. X I
Al I
Lot 19
Con. X
Al
Lot 16 Lot 17
Con. X Con. X A4
RC
Lot 7 Al Lot 8
Con. X Con. X
i
Lot 7 Lot 8
Con. IX Con. IX Al
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Al
MAPS 3 To 5
3
0 100 200 1 fttms
o 400 800 Felt
Lot 18
Con. X
V I
v, This is Schedule "A" -Maps 3 to 5
to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of
Aug t, 1980.
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Clerk
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TOWNSH I P OF BAYNAM
Lot )o Al lot 11
Con. x Can, x
Ml
Lot 11
Al Con. Ix
U01
ILot 16
Con. it
KVS 6 To 8
0
466 flat
This Is Schedule "A" -Maps 6 to 8
7 to 9y-law,No.2040
,passed 'the 6th day of
August 1980
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Lot
16 Al
Lot
17
con.
x
Con.
x
Al
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Con. I X Al i,ot 1r
Con. Ix
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MAPS 9 & 11
Lot 1 10 This is Schedule"- _
"A " -Map 9 b 10 to By-law No. 2040
Al Con. IX
passed the 6th day of August, 1980.
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CL mmmmff_�
0100 200 Metres
Al ` -r � _1
mm� 1� goo goo Beet
Lot 1
Con. VIII
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Lot 10 lot 11
Can. X Al con. X
M1
Lot 11
Al Con. 1 X
Lot 13
Con. X Al
Lot 13 R
Con' IX Lot 14
Al con' I X
Lot 15
Con. X
M1
4 100 200 matt .,
0 460 960 Feet
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 6 to 8
to By -slaw No. 2040
r� passed the 6th day of
August 1980
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Lot 16 Al Lot 17
Con. X Con. X
Al
Lot 16
Con. I X Al Lot 17
Coit. I X
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RC
Al
,vf
Al.`
Lot 23 Lot 24� Lot 25
Con. I X Con IX Con. IX
Al -1
Al
74.,
Lot 1
Al Con. I X
Al
Lot 1
Con. VIII
MAC'S q R 19
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10 This is Schedule "A" -Map y 9 A 10to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of August, 1980.
4eeve CT-er'
0 100 200 Metres
400 800 Feet
SCHEDULE "A" TOWNSHIP DE BAYHAM MAPS 6 TO 8
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Lot 10lot 11
Con. X Al Con. X
M1
Lot 11
Con. IX
Al
Lot 13
Can. X Al
'!p'
Lot 13 A
Con. IX lot 14
Al Con. I X
Lot 16
Con. X
Ml
0 100 200 Nrtf**
0 460 860 Feet
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 6 to 8
7 to By -1 aw .No. 2040
passed thy, 6th day of
August 1980
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Lot 16 Al Lot 17
Con. X Can. X
Al
1
Lot id --
Con. IX `
Al Lot 1i --
Con. IX
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MAPS 9 X In
Lot 1
10
Al Con. IX
This is Schedule"-
" A Map 9 !G 10 to 9y -law No. 2040
passed the 6th
day of August, 1980,
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A
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Lot 5 k k Al
11
Lot 6
Con. IX
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 11 & 12
Al to 8y -law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
August, 1980.
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Lot 6
Con, VIII
Lot 8 M2
Con. IX
Al
Lot
Ml Con IX
RC
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Lot 8 ti RC
Con. VII `t` Al
Lot 9
Con. VIII
0 100 2g0 Metres
Feet
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passed the 6th day of
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Township of Bayham
RESTRICTED AREA (ZONING) BY-LAW No. 2040
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to The Ontario Municipal
Board by The Corporation of the Township of
Bayham for approval of a by-law to regulate
10 land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of, The
Planning Act.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal
Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of The
Planning Act for approval of By-law No. passed on the
day of , 1980. A copy of the by-law is fur-
nished herewith and a note giving an expanation of the
purpose and effect of the by-law and stating the lands
affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after
the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver
to the clerk of the Townshi of Bayham notice of objection
to approval of the said by -yaw or any. part thereof giving
details of all or the portion of the by-law to which you
object and detailed reasons therefor, and shall indicate
that if a hearing is held the objector or an agent will
attend at the hearing to support the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval
of the by -:yaw may within twenty-one (21) days after the date
of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of his support of
approval of the said by-law together with a request for
notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name
and address to whom such notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law
but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who
have filed an objection or notice of support and who have
left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address
to which notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly,
to any person who has filed a request for a change in the
provisions of the by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be October 244 , 1980
.. DATED this 26th. day of September, 1980
Mr. J. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
9 BY-LAW NO. 2040
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
By-law No. 2040 is a comprehensive zoning 'by-
law for the Township of Bayham. The By-law implements the
Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area as it applies
to the Township.
It regulates the use of all land, buildings and
structures in Bayham. The by-law authorizes the uses set
out in the text and prohibits any use of land or construction
or use of buildings not specifically authorized or unless
such use was lawfully in existence on the day the By-law was
passed. Applications to change or amend the By-law may
however be made at any time..
All ineasurements in the By-law are in metric. The
abbreviation 'm' means metras, 'm21 means square metresv and
'ha' means hectares. The British equivalent is shown in
brackets behind each metric unit in the By-law.
. The following is a brief summary of the provisions
of the Zoning By-law. Council urges you to read the entire
By-law and, in particular, as it affects your property.
WHAT IS A ZONING BY-LAW?
A zoning by-law is a document passed by Council to regulate
the use of all land (i.e. agricultural, residential, commercial,
industrial, recreation) and buildings in the Township by a
number of zones and provisions for each zone. The by-law
has a text containing regulations such as the uses permitted
in each zone, the minimum size of a farm, the minimum lot size
for a single-family dwelling and maps showing the location of
various zones. (The location of the different zones are shown
on the attached Schedules "A "B", "C", "D", "E" and "F"
including Maps 1-41).
The regulations in the by-law generally apply only to uses which
are established after the date of the passing of the by-law
and the expansion of uses existing at the time the by-law
is passed. The by-law also permits lots existing at the date
of the passing of the by-law with less than the minimum lot
area, lot frontage or lot depth to be developed for the uses
specifi6d in the appropriate zone provided that the lot has
frontage on a public street and all other regulations in the
by-law can be satisfied.
BY-LAW ZONES
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Al (AGRICULTURAL ZONE 1)
This zone permits the full range of agriculture and forestry
uses, farm including one supplementary dwelling, a riding
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stable, land strip, plant nurseries, commercial greenhouses
single-family dwellings related to agriculture operations,
and agricultural home occupations and single-family detached
dwellings lawfully in existence as of the date of passing of
this by-law or single-family dwellings on existing lots as
of the date of the passing of this by-law.
A farm must have a minimum area of 20.0 ha (approximately 50
acres) and 150.0 m (approximately 500 feet) frontage.
For a single-family dwelling related to agriculture, the
minimum required lot area is 1850 m2 (20,000 square feet).
Livestock buildings and mushroom farming buildings must be
450.0 m (1,500 feet) from a village boundary or 300.0 m
(1,000 feet) from Hamlet Residential, Hamlet Commercial or
Rural Residential, Estate Residential, Rural Commercial,
Farm Industrial, Rural Industrial and Institutional Zones.
There are certain existing trailer parks which are recognized
as exceptions to this zone.
HR (HAMLET RESIDENTIAL ZONE)
The HR zone permits single-family, converted dwellings and
home occupations where public water supply and sanitary
sewage disposal are not available, the minimum lot area
required is 1390 m2 (15000 square feet). Where public
water or communal water is available but sanitary sewage
disposal not available, the minimum lot required is 930.0 m2
(10,000 square feet). Certain specific uses in the HR zone
are permitted as exceptions.
RR (RURAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE)
The RR zone would permit a single-family detached dwelling
which is not related to the agricultural operation. The
minimum lot area required where public water is not available
is 1850 m2 (20,000 square feet). A minimum separation distance
from a residential building to a railroad right-of-way is
30.0 m (100 feet) and to livestock buildings and mushroom
farming is 300.0 m (1, 000, feet) .
ER (ESTATE RESIDENTIAL)
The Estate Residential zone permits one single detached dwelling
on one lot. The minimum lot area is 8 hectares (2 acres).
The minimum floor area for the dwelling is 148 m2 (1600 square
feet) .
HC J HAMLET COMMERCIAL ZONE)
Hamlet Commercial uses are retail stores in all the hamlets.
These retail stores include variety stores, general stores,
restaurants, personal service shops, public garages, auto-
mobile service stations and banks. Residential uses accessory
to the commercial uses are also permitted. The minimum lot
area is 1850 m2 (20,000 square feet) when public water or
communal water supply is not available.
RC (RURAL COMMERCIAL ZONE)
The permitted uses in this zone include a farm equipment sales
and service dealer, building supply sales, auction sales
facilities, public garages, animal clinics, automobile sales
agencies, farm supplies, drive-in theatres, motels, drive-in
restaurants as well as other uses and residential uses
accessory to the commercial uses. The minimum lot area is
2000 m2 (21,500 square feet) .
M1 (FARM INDUSTRIAL)
The Ml zone permits an abattoir, commercial grain handling
and storage facilities, feed mill, fertilizer plant, flour
mill, farm supplies, commercial welding and machine shop,
grain drying and processing operation, meat packing operation
among other uses. The minimum lot area is 4000 m2 (43,000
square feet) .
M2 ( RURAL INDUSTRIAL ZONE)
The M2 zone permits building materials yards, truck terminal,
solid waste transfer site, well driller and wood products
manufacturing and finishing among other uses. The minimum
lot area is 4000 m2 (43,000 square feet) .
M3 (EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIAL ZONE)
The M3 zone permits the operation of sand and gravel pits.
Any buildings or stockpiles must be at least 30.0 m (100 feet)
from any abutting property which is zoned Residential,
Institutional or Open Space.
I (INSTITUTIONA.L ZONES)
All institutional uses including schools, community centre,
cemetery, churches and government offices, senior citizen
home are permitted in this zone. The minimum lot size is
1850 m2 (20,000 square feet) without water and 1400 m2
(15,000 square feet) with water. The minimum lot frontage
is 30.0 m (100 feet) if public or communal water supply is
not available.
OS (OPEN SPACE)
The OS zone permits a variety of recreational activities
such as parks, playgrounds, conservation authorities, meeting
or -club houses, golf courses, motocross track, fairgrounds
and rod and gun club among other uses.
FD ( FUTURE DEVELOPMENT ZONE)
The FD zone permits all buildings and uses existing on the
date of the passing of the by-law and allows their expansion
in conformity with the regulations in the Hamlet Residential
zone. This zone is used for areas which are designated
for specific types of development (e.g. Residential) in the
Official Plan, but are not yet ready for development. When
proposals are made for their development the land will be
rezoned to the appropriate zone.
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BY-LAW NO. 2040
RESTRICTED AREA BY-LAW
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
A By-law to regulate the use of land, the character,
location and use of buildings and structures in the
Township of Bayham.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham deems it expedient to implement the Official Plan
of the East Elgin Planning Area; and
WHEREAS authority is granted under Section 35 of The Planning
Act, R.S.O., 1970, subject to the approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board., to pass this By-laws
NOW THEREFORE THE=COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATIbli OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1 INTERPRETATION & ADMINISTRATION
1.1 SHORT TITLE
This By-law shall be known as the "Zoning By-law"
of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham.
1.2 APPLICATION
The provisions of this By-law shall apply to all
lands within the boundaries of the Corporation of
the Township of Bayham as now or hereafter legally
constituted.
1.3 SCOPE
No lands shall be used and no buildings or structures
shall be erected, altered, enlarged or used within
the Township of Bayham except in conformity with
the provisions of this By-law.
1.4 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
In interpreting and applying the provisions of this
By-law, they are held to be the minimum requirements
for the promotion of the health, safety, comfort,
convenience, and general welfare of the inhabitants
of the Municipality.
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1.5 'LEANING OF USE
Unless the context otherwise requires, the expression
"use" or "to use" in this By-law includes anything
done or permitted by the owner or occupant of any
land, building, or structure directly or indirectly
or by or through any trustee, tenant servant, or
agent, acting for or with the knowledge or consent
of such owner or occupant, for the purpose of
making use of the said land, building or structure.
1.6 MEANING OF SHALL
In this By-law, the word "shall" shall always be
construed as mandatorv.
1.7 NUMBER AND GENDER
In this By-law, unless the contrary intention ap-
pears otherwise, words imparting the singular num-
ber or the masculine gender only shall include
more persons, parties, or things of the same kind
than one, and females as well as males, and the
converse.
1.8 ADMINISTRATION
This By-law shall be administered by the Building
Inspector or such other person as the Council of
the Township of Bayham designates.
1.9 INSPECTION OF PREMISES
The Building Inspector or any other person acting
under the direction of Council, may, at any reason-
able hour, enter and inspect a property or premises
where there is reason to believe that any land has
been used or any building or structure has been
erected, altered, or enlarged, or used in violation
of any of the provisions of this By-law.
1.10 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMITS
In`addition to all other requirements of the
Ontario Building Code or any other building code
or building by-law, every applicant for a building
.permit shall file with his application a plan, in
duplicate, drawn to scale, in metrics, showing the
true dimensions of the lot proposed to be built
upon or otherwise developed, the proposed location,
grade, height and dimensions of the building or
work in respect of which the permit is applied for
and the location on such lot of every existing
40 building, together with a statement, signed by the
owner, disclosing the exact use proposed for each
building aforesaid and giving all information
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necessary to determine whether or not such building
and the proposed use thereof conform with the re-
quirements of this By-law.
1.11 BUILDINGS TO BE MOVED
No building, residential or otherwise shall be
moved within the limits of the Municipality or
shall be moved into the Municipality from outside,
without a permit from the Building Inspector.
1.12 LICENCES AND PERMITS
No municipal permit, certificate, or licence shall
be issued where the said permit is required for a
proposed use of land or a proposed erection, alter-
ation, enlargement or use of any building or struc-
ture that is in vichation of -any provisions of this
By-law.
1.13 . VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES
Every person who uses any land or erects or uses
any building in a manner contrary to any requirement
of this By-law, or who causes or permits such use
or erection, or who violates any provision of this
40 By-law or causes or permits a violation, is guilty
of an offence and upon conviction therefore shall
be liable to a fine not to exceed one thousand
dollars ($1,000.00) exclusive of costs, for each
offence, and every such penalty shall be recoverable
under The Summary Convictions Act, R.S.O., 1970 as
amended from time to time.
1.14 REMEDIES
Where any building is or is proposed to be erected,
altered, reconstructed, extended or enlarged, or
any building or part thereof is or is proposed to
be used, or any land is or is proposed to be used,
in contravention of the provisions of this By-law,
the same may be restrained by action at the instance
of any ratepayer, or of the Council of the Munici-
pality pursuant to the provisions of The Planning
Act, R.S.O., 1970, as amended from time to time.
1.15 REPEAL OF EXISTING BY-LAWS
From the coming into force of
previous by-laws passed under
Planning Act, R.S.O., 1970 or
of, shall be deemed to have b
to the extent that any of the
the use of any land, building
purpose that is also prohibit
this By-law, all
Section 35 of The
a predecessor there-
een repealed except
said by-laws prohibits
or structure for a
ed by this law.
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APPLICATION OF OTHER BY—LAWS
Nothing in this By-law shall serve to relieve any
Person from the obligation to comply with the re-
quirements of the Building By-law or any other
by-law of the Municipality in force from time to
time or the obligation to obtain any license, permit,
authority or approval required under any by-law of
the Municipality.
VALIDITY
Should any section,
By-law be held by a
to be invalid, the
By-law shall not he
EFFECTIVE, DATE
clause or provision of this
court of competent jurisdiction
validity of the remainder of the
affected.
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This By-law shall, upon approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board, come into full force and effect
as of the date of passing hereof.
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SECTION 2 DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this By-law, the definitions
given herein shall govern.
2.1 ACCESSORY, when used to describe a use, building,
or structure, shall mean a use, a building, or
structure that is normally incidental, subordinate,
and exclusively devoted to a main use, building,
or structure and that is located on the same lot
therewith.
2.2 AGRICULTURAL USE, shall mean the cultivation of
land, the production of crops and the selling of
such product on,the premises, and the breeding
and care of livestock any the selling of such live-
stock or the product of such live9tock raised on
the premises, and without limiting the generality
of the foregoing includes animal husbandry, and
the raising and harvesting of field, bush, tcbacco,
tree or vine crops, truck gardening, nurseries,
and greenhouses.
2.3 ALTER, when used in reference to a building or
structure or part thereof, shall mean to change
any one or more of the internal or external dimen-
sions of such building or structure or to change
the type of construction of the exterior walls or
roof thereof. When used in reference to a lot, the
word "alter" means to decrease the width, depth,
or area thereof or to decrease the width, depth,
or area of any required yard, setback, landscaped
open space, or parking area, or to change the
location of any boundary of such lot with respect
to a street or lane, whether such alteration is
made by conveyance or alienation of any portion of
said lot, or otherwise.
2.4 ANIMAL CLINIC or HOSPITAL, shall mean any building
containing more than two rooms, used or intended
for use for the purpose of a veterinarian practice.
2.5 ATTACHED, shall mean a building otherwise complete
in itself, which depends for structural support,
w or complete enclosure, upon a division wall or walls
shared in common with an adjacent building or
buildings.
2.6 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION, shall mean a building
or part of a building on a clearly defined space
or a lot used for the retail sale of lubricating
oils and gasolines and may include the sale of
autombile accessories and where only the servicing
and minor repairs essential to the operation of
motor vehicles and executed or performed. It may
also include the washing of motor vehicles.
2.7 BASEMENT, shall mean that portion of a building
between two floor levels which is partly underground
but which has at least one-half of its height from
finished floor to finished ceiling above adjacent
finished ground surface or grade.
2.8 BOARDING HOUSE, ROOMING HOUSE, or TOURIST HOME,
shall mean any house or building or portion thereof
in which the proprietor resides and supplies, for
hire or gain to more than two persons, lodging
and/or meals, but shall not include a hotel,
motel, hospital, home for the young or the aged,
or institution, or restaurant accommodating the
general public.
2.9 BUFFER STRIP,_ shall mean an area used for no other
purpose than the planting and maintaining of a
continuous row of evergreln trees,,,not less than
two (2.0) metres , (6. 5 feet) high, and the remainder
of which is used for landscaping and the planting
of ornamental shrubs, flowering shrubs, flower
beds, or a combination thereof.
2.10 BUILDING, shall include any structure whether tem-
porary or permanent, used or intended for sheltering
46 any use or occupancy but shall not include a
boundary wall, fence, travel trailer, camping
trailer, truck camper, motor home, or tent.
2.11 BUILDING AREA, shall mean an area designated on a
zoning map or zoning map schedule as "Building
Area" which defines the area of a lot within which
permitted buildings or other structures may be
erected, used, and maintained.
2.12 BUILDING BY-LAW, shall mean any building by-law
within the meaning of The Planning Act, R.S.O., 1970.
2.13 BUILDING INSPECTOR, shall mean the officer or em-
ployee of the Municipality for the time being
charged with the duty of enforcing the provisions
of this By-law, the Ontario Building Code, or any
other building code or building by-law of the
Municipality.
2.14 =y BUILDING LINE, shall mean a line within a lot
drawn parallel to a lot line; it establishes the
minimum distance between the lot line and any
building, or structure which may be erected.
Where the lot line is a curve, the building line
shall be a line drawn parallel to the chord of the
arc constituting the lot line.
NOTE: The imperial units on
and convenience only
By-laws.
this page are for explanation
and do not form part of the
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2.15 BUILDING LINE, ESTABLISHED, a building line shall
be considered to be established between existing
buildings where at least five (5) main buildings
have been erected on any one side of a continuous
one hundred and fifty (150.0) metre (494 feet)
strip of land fronting on a street or road. The
established building line shall thus mean the
average setback of the existing main buildings.
2.16 CAMPGROUND, shall mean a use consisting of at
least five camping sites, licensed under the
provisions of The Municipal Act, R.S.O., 1970, and
comprising land used or maintained for seasonal
recreational activity as grounds for the camping
or parking of a tent, motor home, travel trailer,
or truck camper, but not a mobile home.
2.17 CARPORT, refer to the definition of Garage, Private.
2.18 CELLAR, shall mean tAat portion of a building
between two,floor levels which is partly or wholly
underground but which has more than one =half of
its height from finished floor to ceiling below
adjacent finished ground surface or grade.
2.19 CHURCH, shall mean a building dedicated to religious
worship and may include a church hall, church
auditorium, Sunday school, parish hall, and church
day nursery.
2.20 CLINIC, shall mean any building or portion thereof
containing two or more offices used or intended
for use for any of the purposes of medical or
dental practice, and without limiting the generality
of the foregoing includes the offices or consulting
rooms of members of the medical or dental professions.
2.21 COMMERCIAL USE, shall mean the use of land or
buildings for the purposes of buying and/or selling
commodities and supplying services.
2.22 COMMUNITY CENTRE, shall mean a building used for
community activities and not used for commercial
purposes, the control of which is vested in the
Municipality, a local board, or trustees.
2.23 COVERAGE, shall mean in the case of a residential
building or structure that portion or percentage
of the area of any lot upon which buildings or
structures are erected or permitted to be erected
on the lot (not including an outdoor swimming
pool) measured at the level of the lowest storey
containing habitable rooms,. and in the case of a
non-residential building or structure that portion
or percentage of the area of buildings or structures
erected or permitted to be erected on the lot (not
including
NOTE: The imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
an outdoor swimming pool) measured at the level
of the lowest storey above grade, including in
both cases all porches and verandahs, steps,
cornices, eaves, bay windows, chimneys.
2.24 DOG POUND, shall mean the use of land or buildings
for the purposes of impounding dogs pursuant to a
by-law of the Municipality and where such dogs are
kept for a minimum redemption period as defined
in The Animals for Research Act, R.S.O., 1970, as
amended from time to time.
2.25 DWELLING, shall mean a building, occupied or capable
of being occupied exclusively as a home, residence
or sleeping place by one or more persons, but shall
not include hotels, boarding houses, rooming houses,
motels, institutions, mobile homes, or living quar-
ters for a caretaker, watchman, or other person or
persons using living quarters which are accessory
to a non-residential building# or structure.
2.26 DWELLING UNIT, shall mean one or more habitable,
rooms occupied or capable of being occupied -by an
individual or family as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment in which separate kitchen
and sanitary facilities are provided for the use
of such individual or family, with a private entrance
from outside the building or from a common hallway
or stairway inside the building.
2.27 DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED, shall mean a
completely detached dwelling unit designed, and
intended for occupancy by one family except for
mobile homes.
2.28 DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, shall mean a dwelling designed
and intended for occupancy by two families.
2.29 DWELLING, SEMI-DETACHED, shall mean a building that
is divided vertically into two (2) dwelling units
each of which has an independent entrance either
directly or through a common vestibule.
2.30 DWELLING, DUPLEX, shall mean a building that is
divided horizontally into two (2) dwelling units
each of which has in independent entrance either
directly or through a common vestibule.
2.31 DWELLING, CONVERTED, shall mean a dwelling originally
designed as a single family dwelling unit, which
because of size or design is or can be converted
by partition and the addition of sanitary facilities
and cooking facilities into more than one dwelling
unit.
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2.32 ERECT, shall include build, construct, reconstruct,
alter and relocate and, not to limit the generality
• of the foregoing, shall be taken to include any
preliminary physical operation such as excavating,
grading, piling, cribbing, filling or draining,
structurally altering any existing building or
structure by an addition, deletion, enlargement or
extension.
2.33 EXISTING, shall mean existing as of the date of
the passing of this By-law.
2.34 FAMILY, shall mean an individual, or two (2) or
more persons who are interrelated by blood, or
marriage, or legal adoption, or a group of not
more than five (5) unrelated persons.
2.35 FARM, shall mean a lot, held for the purpose of
agricultural use, together with or without its
dependant buildings including one single-family
detached dwelling with private garage, one mcuile
home or dwelling as supplementary housing to the
farm operation, barns, sheds, pens, and similar
accessory buildings except that in areas where
buildings and structures are prohibited such use
shall refer only to the land.
2.36 FLOOR AREA, shall mean the sum of the areas of all
floors of a building measured from the outside of
all exterior walls exclusive of any attic, basement,
cellar, garage, verandah, porch or sunroom unless
such enclosed porch or sunroom is an integral part
of the building and habitable in all seasons, and
excluding any floor area with a ceiling height of
less than two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet).
2.37 FLOOR AREA, GROUND, shall mean the area of a
building or structure measured from the outside of
all exterior walls, at grade, exclusive of any
accessory building, garage, basement, cellar,
terrace, verandah, open or enclosed porch or
sunroom, unless such sunroom or enclosed porch is
an integral part of the building and habitable in
all seasons.
2.38 FORESTRY USE, shall mean the general raising and
harvesting of wood and without limiting the gener-
ality of the foregoing includes the raising and
cutting of fuel wood, pulp wood, lumber, Christmas
trees, and other forest products.
2.39 GARAGE, PRIVATE or CARPORT, shall mean a building
or portion of a building designed for the storage
of not more than three (3) private motor vehicles
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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and the storage of household equipment incidental
to residential occupancy, wherein no service for
profit is rendered; and where such structure is
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within two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) of the main
building, it shall be deemed to be part of the
main building and not an accessory building.
2.40
GARAGE, PUBLIC, shall mean a building or structure
other than a private garage where motor vehicles
are kept or stored for remuneration or repair, in-
cluding the complete repair to motor vehicle
bodies, frames, or motors, and the painting,
upholstering, washing, and cleaning of such vehicles,
and may include a motor vehicle service establishment.
2.41
GAS, shall mean natural gas, manufactured gas,
propane -arc gas, or any mixture of any of them.
2.42
GOLF COURSE, shall mean a public or private area
operated for the purpose of playing golf including
a par three golf course, driving, range, miniature
golf course, or combination thereof.
2.43
GRADE, shall mean:
a) for a building adjoining one street only, the
elevation of the sidewalk at the center of
•
that wall adjoining the street, provided the
sidewalk is higher than the crown of the
street or road;
b) for a building adjoining more than one street,
the average of the elevation of the sidewalk
at the centre of all walls adjoining the
streets, provided the sidewalk is higher than
the crown of the street or road;
Where the crown of the street or road is higher
than the sidewalk, the elevation of the crown at
the center of the wall or walls shall be used to
determine the grade.
All walls not more than four and one-half (4.5)
metres (14.7 feet) from the street line shall be
considered as adjoining the street. If the adjoining
street has no public sidewalk, or if a building
has no walls adjoining the street, the grade shall
be determined by the Building Inspector.
2.44
HEIGHT, when used with reference to a building or
structure shall mean the vertical distance between
the horizontal plane through grade level and a
horizontal plane through:
a) the highest point of the roof assembly in the
case of a building with a flat roof or a deck
roof;
NOTE:
The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
• ILLUSTRATION OF BUILDING
HEIGHT DEFINITION
FRONT a RIDGE
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H
FRONT SIDE
RIDGE
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FRONT SIDE -
RIDGE
EAVE
Hf
FRONT SIDE
RIDGE
ROOF DECK LINE _
EAVE
H
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FRONT SIDE
Flat Roof
Gable Roof
I�
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Hip Roof
Gambrel Roof
Mansard Roof„
t, RIDGE
t?
_L EAVE
H
One Slope Roof
FRONT SIDE
H -EIGHT OF BUILDING NOTE= THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATION IS FOR CLARIFICATION AND ~
CONVENIENCE ONLY AND DOES NOT FORM
PART OF THIS BY-LAW.
• b) the average level of a one slope roof, between
the ridge and the eaves, provided that such
roof having a slope of less than twenty (20)
degrees with the horizontal shall be considered
a flat roof;
C) the average level between eaves and ridges in
the case of a roof type not covered in sub-
sections a) and b).
The height regulations shall not apply to any
ornamental dome, skylight, chimney, tower, storage
silo, barn, elevator enclosure, flag pole or an-
tennae, cupola, steeple, or church spire.
2.45 HOME OCCUPATION, shall mean an occupation for gain
or support conducted entirely within a dwelling
as a secondary use and only by members of the
family residing on the premises plus not more than
(1) assistant who is not a resident of the said
Welling.
2.46 HOME OCCUPATION, AGRICULTURAL, shall mean an oc-
cupation for gain or support, associated with an
• agricultural use or a residential use, which serves
agricultural uses and which is conducted by only
members of the family residing on the premises.
2.47 HOTEL, shall mean any hotel, tavern, inn, lounge,
or public house in one main building or in two
or more buildings used mainly for the purposes of
catering to the needs of the travelling public
by supplying food and furnishing sleeping accommo-
dation of not less than six (6) guest rooms, which
guest rooms contain no provisions for cooking, and
shall include all such buildings operating under
The Liquor License Act, R.S.O., 1970 and The
Tourist Establishments Act, R.S.O., 1970, as
amended from time to time.
2.48 INSTITUTIONAL USE, shall mean the use of land,
buildings or other structures for some public or
social purpose but not for commercial purposes.
These uses may include governmental, religious,
educational, charitable, philanthropic, or other
similar but non-commercial uses and notwithstanding
the generality of the foregoing institutional uses
may include: schools, churches, municipal offices
and hospitals.
• 2.49 KENNEL, ANIMAL, shall mean any lot, building or
structure on or within which four (4) or more
domesticated animals more than four (4) months
of age are housed, groomed, bred, boarded, trained,
or sold and which may offer provisions for minor
medical treatment.
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2.50
LANDING STRIP, shall mean a strip of ground used
or capable of being used for the landing and take-
off of aircraft.
2.51
LIVESTOCK, shall mean farm animals kept for use,
o�gation, or intended for profit and includes
dairy and beef cattle, horses, swine, sheep,
laying hens, chicken and turkey broilers, turkeys,
goats, geese, ducks, mink and rabbit.
2.52
LOADING SPACE, shall mean a space or bay located
on a lot which is used or intended to be used for
the temporary parking of any commercial vehicle
while loading or unloading goods, merchandise, or
materials used in connection with the main use of
the lot or any building thereon, and which has an
unobstructed access to a street or lane.
2.53
LOT, shall mean a parcel of land, described in a
registered deed or other document legally capable
of conveying land or shown as a lot or block on a
registered plan of subdivision including any of
its parts which are subject to a right -of -easement
but does not include a lot or a block on a registered
plan of subdivision which has been deemed not to
be a registered plan of subdivision by a by-law
passed pursuant to The Planning Act, R.S.O., 1970,
•
as amended from time to time.
2.54
LOT AREA, shall mean the total horizontal area
within the lot lines of a lot, except in the case
of a corner lot having street lines rounding at
the corner with a radius of six (6.0) metres (19.6
feet), or less, where the lot area of such lot
shall be calculated as if the lot lines were
projected to this point of intersection.
2.55
LOT, CORNER, shall mean a lot situated at the
intersection of and abutting upon two (2) streets
which intersect at an angle of not more than one
hundred and thirty-five (135) degrees.
2.56
LOT FRONTAGE, shall mean the horizontal distance
between the side lot lines of a lot measured at
right angles, but where such lot lines are not
parallel, the lot frontage shall be measured per-
pendicularly to the line joining the centre of the
front and the centre of the rear lot lines at a
point six (6.0) metres (19.6 feet) back from the
front lot line, and where such lot lines meet, the
lot frontage shall be measured perpendicularly to
the line joining the apex of the triangle formed
by the side lot lines and a point six (6.0) metres
.
(19.6 feet) back from the front lot line.
NOTE:
The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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ILLUSTRATION OF
DEFINITIONS
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Front Lot LoreD�slanct Spec died
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Sid. Lot F, -..W
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Mea ed err Lw
PerotMNar to tM L_Jdnrq
IM Md Poen of Front Lot LM
to AP of Tr'N,* Fornxd
tM Sd. Lot Ln.
Lot Frontage
•
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MdPoint d
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Jdnng M4 Po of F-1
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$de Lot LSM
M.d Point .1
Rear Lot Lme
SCe Lot Leu
LoLott L�,Fronrtage
Maa�mvm /
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Lot Corner
Cd Mr Corner
S.ce3
Mid Pont of
Front Lane
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M•d Pdnl of
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Lot Depth
F-1 W pea! Lot
Lees are Aft.,
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/ I Through Lot
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pier roc No'
1
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Lol Ld
LOT
AM -d P-1
of Front
Lot Lne
.i AOeaof Tr ,
Fd mtO oT tM $Ce Lot LIMS
,tot Depth
fao Re Lot Lie
F-1 Lot Lm.
Lw R
Lot Depth
Frdu aro RearLot
Lines t Par.'W
Lot Fom . \
TnpeM3 toSir tel
Lme3 da«n Tn. o.pn Cdn.r
Mierd Lol LSM
F,W Lot Ln. I % •Aa. Sid. Lot I.-
1150
Lot Corner
ChM Lot.0—d Soe3
NOTE THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE
FOR CLARIFICATION AND
CONVENIENCE ONLY AND DO
NOT FORM PART OF THIS
BY—LAW.
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• 2.57
LOT DEPTH, shall mean the horizontal distance
between the front and rear lot lines. If these
lines are not parallel, it shall be the length
of a line joining the mid -points of the front
and rear lot lines. When there is no rear lot
line, lot depth means the length of a straight
line joining the middle of the front lot line
with the apex of the triangle formed by the side
lot lines.
2.58
LOT INTERIOR, shall mean a lot other than a corner
lot.
2.59
LOT LINES, shall mean the boundary lines of a lot
defined as follows:
a) Front lot lines shall mean, except in the case
of a corner lot, the line dividing the lot
from the street; in the case of a corner lot
the shorter boundary line abutting the street
shall be deemed.the front lot line and the
longer boundary line abutting the street shall
be deemed the side lot line, in case each of
such lot lines should be of equal length the
front lot line shall be deemed to be the front
lot line as established in the block by prior
•
n
constructio. In the case of a through lot,
the shorter boundary dividing the lot from
the street shall be deemed to be the front
lot line and the opposite longer boundary
shall be deemed to the rear lot line. In case
each of such lot lines should be of equal length,
the front lot line shall be deemed to be the
front lot line as established in the block by
prior construction.
b) Rear lot line shall mean shall mean the lot
line farthest from or opposite to the front
lot line.
C) Side lot line shall mean a lot line other
than a front or rear lot line.
2.60
LOT, THROUGH, shall mean a lot bounded on two op-
posite sides by streets. Provided, however, that
if any lot qualifies as being both a corner lot
and a through lot as hereinbefore defined, such
lot shall be conclusively deemed to be a corner
lot.
2.61
MAIN BUILDING, shall mean the building designed or
.
used —for—the principle use on the lot.
2.62
MAIN WALL, shall mean the exterior front, side, or
rear wall of a building, and all structural members
essential to the support of a fully enclosed space
or roof.
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• 2.63 MARINA, shall mean an establishment where boats
are stored, rented, or hired, and/or where boats,
boat motors, or boat accessories are sold, repaired,
or refuelled, and may include a building or struc-
ture for the sale of accessories, supplies, and/or
refreshments.
2.64 MOBILE HOME, shall mean a single-family detached
dwelling designed to be transported after fabri-
cation, either on its own wheels, in a flatbed, in
other trailers, or on detachable wheels, which is
suitable for occupancy as a dwelling unit except
to minor and incidental unpacking and assembly
operations, and placement on a mobile home stand,
connection to utilities and the like, but which
does not include single-family detached dwellings
constructed in parts, designed to be tr nsported
to a lot and where they are joined as i tegral
units and placed on a permanent foundation, cellar,
or basement.
2.65 MOTEL, shall mean one building, or two (2) o; more
detached buildings for the purpose of catering to
the needs of the travelling public by furnishing
• sleeping accommodation with or without supplying
food and shall include a motor court, auto court,
and all such buildings operating under The Liquor
License Act, R.S.O., 1970 and The Tourist Establish-
ments Act, R.S.O., 1970.
2.66 MOTOR HOME, shall mean a structure built on and
made an integral part of a self-propelled motor
vehicle chassis other than a passenger automobile
chassis, primarily designed to provide temporary
living quarters for recreation camping and travel
use.
2.67 MOTOR VEHICLE, shall mean a wheeled self-propelling
vehicle for the transportation of passengers and
goods and without limiting the generality of the
foregoing includes automobiles, trucks, buses,
ambulances, hearses, motor homes and tractors.
2.68 MOTOR VEHICLE SALES ESTABLISHMENT, shall mean a
parking lot, building or lot where motor vehicles
are hired, kept or used for hire, or where such
vehicles and accessories are stored or kept for
sale, and where motor vehicles may be oiled, greased
or washed, or have their ignition adjusted, tires
inflated or batteries charged or where repairs
• essential to the actual operation of motor vehicles
are executed or performed.
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2.69
MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT, shall mean a '
•building,
or part of a building, or clearly defined
space on a lot where gasoline, oil, grease, anti-
freeze, tires, tubes, tire accessories, electric
light bulbs, spark plugs and batteries for motor
vehicles are stored or kept for sale, or where
motor vehicles may be oiled, greased or washed,
or have their ignition adjusted, tires inflated or
batteries charged or where only minor or running
repairs essential to the actual operation of motor
vehicles are executed or performed.
2.70
MUNICIPALITY, shall mean the Corporation of the
Township
2.71
NON-AGRICULTURAL, when used with reference to a
building, structure, or use shall mean designed,
intended or used for purposes other than those of
an agricultural use.
2.72
NON -COMPLYING, shall mean Lhat which does not con-
orm comply or agree with the regulations of this
By-law as of the date of .passing thereof.
2.73
NON -CONFORMING, shall mean a use, building or
structure which is not a use, building or structure
.
permitted in the zone in which the said use, build-
ing or structure is situated.
2.74
NON-RESIDENTIAL, when used with reference to a
building, structure or use, shall mean designed,
intended or used for purposes other than those of
a dwelling.
2.75
NURSING HOME or REST HOME, shall mean a building
in which the proprietor supplies for hire or gain
lodging with or without meals, and, in addition,
provides nursing, medical or similar care and
treatment, if required, and shall include a rest
home or convalescent home.
2.76
OCCUPANCY, shall mean to reside in as owner or
tenant on a permanent or temporary basis.
2.77
OFFICE, GENERAL, shall mean any building or part of
a building in which one or more persons are employed
in the management, direction or conducting of an
agency, business, labour, or fraternal organization,
but excludes such uses as retail sale, manufacture,
assembly or storage of goods, or places of assembly
and amusement.
•
2.78
OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL, shall mean any office used
by professionally qualified persons, for the pur-
poses of giving advice, consultation or treatment
to clients or patients.
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2.79
OIL, shall mean crude oil, and includes any hydrocarbon
that can be recovered in liquid form from a pool _
through a well.
2.80
OUTSIDE STORAGE, shall mean the storage of goods
in the open air and in unenclosed portions of
buildings which are open to the air on the sides.
2.81
OWNER, shall mean the person who holds legal title
to a piece of property.
2.82
PARKING LOT, shall mean an area provided for the
temporary parking of two or more motor vehicles
and may include aisles, parking spaces and related
entrance and exit lanes, but shall not include any
part of a public street.
2.83
PARKING SPACE, shall mean an area enclosed in a
principal building, in an accessory building, or
unenclosed, having an area of not less than seven-
teen (17� square metres (183 square feet), excluAive
of aislfas or driveways and accessible to a street
or lane and set aside for the purpose of the
temporary parking or storage of a motor vehicle.
2.84
PARK, PRIVATE, shall mean a«
park not open to the
general public and may be operated for commercial
•
gain.
2.85
PARK, PUBLIC, shall mean an area of open land,
maintained or owned by the Municipality or a
public authority for the enjoyment, health and
well-being of the public and normally open to the
public.
2.86
PERMITTED, shall mean permitted by this By-law.
2.87
PERSON, shall include an individual, an association,
arm, a partnership, an incorporated company,
municipal corporation, agent or trustee and their
heirs, executors, or other legal representatives
of a person to whom the context of this By-law can
apply according to law.
2.88
PIT, shall mean any opening, quarrying, or excav-
ahion of or in the ground for the purpose of re-
moving soil, rock, sand, gravel, earth, clay, or
limestone and the processing thereof for commercial
purposes including screening, sorting, washing,
crushing, and other similar operations, required
buildings and structures, but does not include a
water well, oil well, natural gas well, or wayside
•
pit.
2.89
PIT, WAYSIDE, shall mean a pit opened and used by
a public road authority for the purposes of a
particular road construction project or contract
only.
NOTE:
The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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2.90
PORCH, shall mean a roofed, open gallery, or
portico attached to the exterior of a building.
•
2.91
PUBLIC AUTHORITY, shall mean any school board,
public utility commission, transportation commission,
public library board, board of parks management,
board of health, board of commissioners of police,
planning boards or commission or committee of local
authority established or exercising any power or
authority under any general or special statute of
Ontario with respect to any of the affairs or
purposes of a municipality or a portion thereof,
and includes any committee or local authority
established by by-law of the Council of the Munic-
ipality.
2.92
RESIDENTIAL USE, means the use of a building or
structure or parts thereof as a dwelling.
2.93
RETAIL STORE, shall mean a store or shop within
which is conducted the selling or buying of goods
or the providing of a service primarily to or from
the general public, and offices, servicing, manu-
facturing, repairing, warehousing or storage ac-
cessory thereto and may include motor vehicle
accessories stores, bake shops, general merchandise,
grocery stores, furniture stores, variety stores,
•
clothing stores, hairdressers, banks, restaurants,
and snack bars.
2.94
RETAIL STORE, GENERAL, shall mean a retail store
within which is conducted the selling of groceries,
convenience goods, and other general merchandise.
A general retail store may be included as part of
a motor vehicle service establishment.
2.95
RURAL -RESIDENTIAL USE, shall mean the use of land
or a single-family detached dwelling and accessory
buildings on a lot
a) which lot has been created by Consent to
Register after the effective date of this
By-law under the provisions of Section 29
of The Planning Act, as amended from time
to time.
2.96
RURAL -RESIDENTIAL FARM USE, shall mean the use of
land, buildings and structures for residential
purposes which are related to the farm operation
and shall mean a lot
a) which lot existed on the effective date; or
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b) which lot has been created by Consent to Reg-
ister under the provisions of Section 29 of
The Planning Act, as amended from time to time.
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2.97 SCHOOL, shall mean any school established and main-
tained by the Elgin County Board of Education, or -
. the Elgin County RC Separate School Board.
2.98 SCHOOL, PRIVATE, shall mean an educational or train-
ing establishment which is not under the jurisdiction
of a Board as defined by The Department of Education
Act, R.S.O., 1970, as amended from time to time.
2.99 SENIOR CITIZEN HOME, shall mean a multiple housing
unit for the aged where over fifty (50) percent of
the dwelling units are designed, intended and/or
used for persons sixty (60) years of age or over.
2.100 SERVICE SHOP, shall mean any building or part
thereof where appliances and machinery are sold,
serviced, or repaired and includes building trades
establishments but excludes any manufacturing,
processing, or wholesaling.
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2.101 SE'JBACK, shall mean the horizontal distance fiom
the centre fine of the street allowance, measured
at right angles to such centre line, to the near-
est parr of any building or structure on a lot.
2.102 STOREY, shall mean the portion of the building,
other than the basement or cellar, which lies be-
tween the surface of the floor and the surface of
the next floor above it, or if there is no floor
above it, then the space between such floor and
the ceiling or roof next above it.
2.103 STOREY, FIRST, shall mean the lowest storey of a
uil i� n�luding the basement or cellar.
2.104 STOREY, HALF, shall mean the portion of a building
located wholly or partly within a sloping roof,
having side walls not less than one (1.0) metre
(3.2 feet) in height and the ceiling with a minimum
height of two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) over an area
equal to at least fifty (50) percent of the area
of the floor next below.
2.105 STREET or ROAD, shall mean a public highway as
defined by The Municipal Act.
2.106 STREET, ARTERIAL or ROAD, ARTERIAL, shall mean a
street or road under the jurisdiction of the Prov-
ince of Ontario or the County of Elgin.
2.107 STREET LINE, shall mean the limit of the street
allowance and is the dividing line between a lot
• and a street.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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2.108 STRUCTURE, shall mean any erection fixed to or
supported by the soil but shall not include a sign
• fence, or swimming pool.
2.109 TAVERN, shall mean an establishment operating
under The Liquor License Act, R.S.O., 1970, as
amended from time to time, where alcoholic beverages
are sold to be consumed on the premises.
2.110 TOURIST HOME, refer to the definition of Boarding
House.
2.111 TRAVEL TRAILER, shall mean any vehicle including a
camping trailer, so constructed that it is suitable
for being attached to a motor vehicle for the pur-
pose of being drawn or propelled by the motor
vehicle, but not including any vehicle unless it
is used or intended for the living, sleeping, or
eating accommodation of persons therein for seasonal
recreational activity.
2.112 TRUCK CAMPER, shall mean a portable structure,
designed to be loaded onto, or affixed to, the bed
or chassis of a truck, constructed to provide tem-
porary liting quarters for recreation, camping or
travel use.
• 2.113 USE, when used as a noun, shall mean the purpose
which any land, building or structure is de-
signed, arranged or intended to be occupied or
used, or for which it is occupied, used or maintained.
2.114 WELL, shall mean a hole and any structure appurtenant
thereto, drilled into a geological formation of
Cambrian or more recent age, except a hole where
no gas or oil is encountered that is drilled for
the production of fresh water or salt.
2.115 YARD, shall mean a space, appurtenant to a building
or structure, located on the same lot as the main
building or structure, and which space is open,
uncovered and unoccupied from the ground to the
sky except for such buildings, structures, or uses
as are specifically provided for elsewhere in this
By-law.
2.116 YARD, FRONT, shall mean a yard extending across the
full width of the lot between the front lot line
of the lot and the nearest main wall of any main
building or structure on the lot. "FRONT „YARD
DEPTH" means the least horizontal dimension between
the front lot line of the lot and the nearest main
• wall of any main building or structure on the lot.
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ILLUSTRATION OF YARD
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2.117 YARD, REAR, shall mean a yard extending across the
full width of the lot between the rear lot line
of the lot and the nearest main wall of any main -
• building or structure on the lot. "REAR YARD
DEPTH" means the least horizontal dimension between
the rear lot line of the lot and the nearest main
wall of any main building or structure on the lot.
2.118 YARD, SIDE, shall mean a yard extending from the
ront yard to the rear yard and from the side lot
line of the lot to the nearest main wall of any
building or structure on the lot. "SIDE YARD WIDTH"
means the least horizontal dimensions between the
side lot line of the lot and the nearest main wall
of any main building or structure on the lot.
2.119 YARD, SIDE, EXTERIOR, shall mean a side yard im-
mediately adjoining a public street.
2.120 YARD, SIDE shall mean a side yard other than an
exterior side yard.
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SECTION 3 ZONES AND ZONING MAP
3.1 ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES
For the purposes of this By-law, the maps hereto
annexed as Schedule "A" to Schedule "F" inclusive
shall be referred to as the "Zoning Maps" for the
Township of Bayham and the zoning maps shall
be divided into one or more of the following zones:
ZONE SYMBOL
Agricultural Al
Hamlet Residential HR
Rural Residential RR
Estate Residential ER
Hamlet Commercial HC
Rural Commercial RC
Farm Industrial Ml
Rural Industrial ME
Extractive Industrial M3
Institutional I
Open Space OS
Future Development FD
3.2
USE OF ZONE SYMBOLS
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The symbols listed in Section 3.1 shall be used
to refer to land, buildings, and structures and
the uses thereof permitted by this By-law in the
said zones, and wherever in this By-law the word
"Zone" is used, preceeded by any of the said sym-
bols, such zones shall mean any area within the
Township of Bayham delineated on the zoning map
and designated thereon by the said symbol.
3.3
APPLICATION OF REGULATIONS
No person shall within any zone use any land or
erect, build, construct, reconstruct, relocate,
excavate for, alter, add to, enlarge, extend or
use any building or structure, except in conformity
with this By-law for the zone in which such land,
building, structure or use is located.
3.4
INTERPRETATION OF ZONE BOUNDARIES
Where any uncertainty exists as to the location
of the boundary of any of the said zones as shown
on the zoning maps, the following shall apply:
3.4.1
unless otherwise shown, the boundary of the zones
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as shown on the zoning maps are the centre lines
of the road allowance or lot lines and the pro-
jection thereof;
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3.4.2 where zone boundaries are indicated as approximately
following lot lines shown on a registered plan of
subdivision, such lot lines shall be deemed to be
the said boundary;
3.4.3 where zone boundaries are indicated as approximately
parallel to the line of any street and the distance
from such street is not indicated, such zone boun-
daries shall be construed as being parallel to
such street and the distance therefrom shall be
determined by the use of the scale shown on the
zoning map;
3.4.4 unless otherwise indicated, a street, lane, rail-
road or railway right-of-way, or watercourse in-
cluded on the zoning map, is included within the
zone of the adjoining property on either side
thereof; and where such street, lane, right-of-
way, or watercourse serves as a boundary between
two or more different zones, a line midway in such
street, lane, right-of-way, or watercourse and
extending in the general direction of the long
division thereof is considered the boundary between
zones unless specifically indicated otherwise.
3.4.5 in the event a dedicated street, lane, or right-of-way
shown on the map is closed, the property formerly
in said street, lane, or right-of-way shall be
included within the zone of the adjoining property
on either side of the said closed street, lane,
right-of-way, and the zone boundary shall be the
former centre line of said closed street, lane,
or right-of-way.
3.4.6 where any zone boundary is left uncertain after
application of the preceding provisions, then the
boundary line shall be determined according to the
scale on the zone map in the office of the Building
Inspector.
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SECTION 4 GENERAL PROVISIONS
4.1 APPLICATION
Is The provisions of this section apply in all zones
except as may be indicated otherwise.
4.2 ACCESSORY USES
Accessory uses, buildings or structures, are per-
mitted in any yard, in any zone, subject to the
provisions of this By-law for the particular zone
in which said building or use is located, and pro-
vided that no accessory building or use:
4.2.1 shall be used for human habitation, except where
a dwelling unit is a permitted accessory use;
4.2.2 shall be built closer to the front lot line or
side lot line than the minimum distance required
by this By-law for the m4in building on the lot;
4.2.3 shall be located in the front yard or the exterior
side yard, `in the case of a corner lot;
4.2.4 shall be built closer to the street than the main
building is to that street;
4.2.5 shall be built closer than one (1.0) metre (3.2
feet) to any lot line except:
a) that common semi-detached private garages or
carports may be centred in the mutual lot
line;
b) that where a lot line abuts a public lane an
accessory building may be located not less
than one-half (0.5) metre (1.6 feet) from
said lane.
4.2.6 shall exceed ten (10) percent coverage of the
total lot area;
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4.2.7 shall exceed six (6.0) metres (19.6 feet ) in
height or contain more than two storeys except
silos or grain handling equipment;
4.2.8 shall be built within two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet)
of the main building;
4'x2.9 shall be considered as an accessory building if
attached to the main building in any way;
4.2.10 shall be considered an accessory building if
Is located completely underground.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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4.3 COMMERCIAL ACCESSORY USES
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, where a commercial use is permitted as an
accessory use in an industrial zone, it shall be
erected within two (2.0) metres (6.5 feet) of the
main building, shall not exceed ten (10) percent
of the total floor area of the main building, and
shall not exceed a maximum floor area of two
hundred and eighty (280.0) square metres (3,013
square feet) .
4.4 RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY USES
4.4.1 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, where a dwelling unit is permitted as an
accessory use in an industrial, zone, it shall be
erected within the main building, shall have a
minimum floor area of forty (40.0) square metres
(430 square feet), and shall be designed, used or
intended to be used for the exclusive *se of a
caretaker or security guard of the industrial use.
4.4.2 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, where one dwelling unit is permitted as an
accessory use in a commercial, institutional, or
open space zone, the minimum lot area shall be
nine hundred and fifty (950.0) square metres
(10,226 square feet) over and above the minimum
requirements of the zone in which it is erected,
and, in the case of a single family detached
dwelling, the maximum building height for the
dwelling unit shall be nine (9.0) metres (29.5
feet) , and the minimum floor area shall be eighty
(80.0) square metres (860 square feet) .
4.5 HOME OCCUPATIONS
Where a home occupation is permitted in a particular
zone, the following provisions shall apply:
4.5.1 there is no outside storage of materials, containers,
or finished products;
4.5.2 the character of the dwelling as a private residence
does not change, or a public nuisance particularly
in regard to noise, traffic or parking is not
created;
4.5.3 'there is no mechanical equipment used, the operation
of which would result in any undue noise, fumes,
dust, or odor escaping to any adjoining premise.
4.5.4 does not occupy more than 25 percent of the total
floor area of the dwelling unit including basement
or cellar area used for home occupation or as
living quarters, or forty (40.0) square metres
(430 square feet) whichever is the lesser and, for
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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greater clarity, such uses includes the offices or
consulting room for a profession such as a physician,
dentist, chiropractor, lawyer, engineer, accountant,
teacher, musical instructor when a single pupil is
instructed at a time, the office for a trade such
as a painter or electrician and the workroom for a
dressmaker, milliner, or hairdresser, but does not
include or permit a clinic, any shop, tea room,
tourist home, convalescent home, mortuary, funeral
parlour, dancing school, rooming house, boarding
house, hairdressing if more than two persons are
engaged in the business, or any similar use or
other commercial use or institutional use or a
workshop, storage yard, parking area or plan for
any of the trades.
4.6 AGRICULTURAL HOME OCCUPATIONS
Where an agricultural home occupation is permitted
in a particular zone, the following provisions
shall apply:
4.6.1 storage of materials, containers or finished,
products in the front or side yards shall not be
permitted;
4.6.2 any building or structure, excluding that for res-
idential use, used for an agricultural home occupa-
tion shall not exceed seventy (70.0) square metres
(753 square feet) of ground floor area;
4.6.3 agricultural home occupations shall include only
a carpentry shop, a welding shop, a machine shop,
a small tool repair shop, and home craft operations
such as pottery or a weaving operation.
4.7 PUBLIC USES
The provisions of this By-law shall not apply to
the use of any land or to the erection or use of
any building,or structure for the purpose of
public service by the Municipality or by any local
board thereof as defined by The Municipal Affairs Act,
Chapter 98, R.S.O., 1970, any railway, telephone,
telegraph or gas company, any department of the
Government of Ontario or Canada, including Ontario
Hydro or any other public authority provided that:
4.7.1 the lot coverage, setback and yard requirements
prescribed for the zone in which such land, building
is located shall be complied with;
4.7.2 no goods, material, or equipment shall be stored
in the open in a residential zone or in a lot
adjacent to a residential zone;
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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4.7.3 any building erected in a residential zone under
the authority of this paragraph shall be designed
and maintained in general harmony with residential
buildings of the type permitted in the zone.
4.7.4 any parking and loading regulations for these uses
are complied with.
4.8 TEMPORARY USES
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, uses such as a construction camp or other
such temporary work camp, a tool shed, mobile
home, scaffold, sign or other building incidental
to construction are permitted in any zone provided
that:
4.8.1 any sign which is erected does not exceed three
(3.0) square metres (32 square feet) in area;
4.8.2 such uses or buildings,are used only as long as
same are necessary for work i#n progregg which has
neither been finished nor abandoned, or a period
of one (1) year whichever is the lesser;
4.8.3
such uses or buildings are removed when the work
for which they were permitted is terminated.
. 4.9 DANGEROUS USES
No land, building or structure shall be used in
the Municipality for the industrial manufacture of
coal oil, rock oil, fuel oil, burning fluid gas,
naphtha, benzene, gasoline, dynamite, dualene,
nitroglycerine, gun powder, petroleum and petroleum
liquid material which is likely to create danger
to health, or danger from fire or explosion. A
gas well or an oil well shall, however, be permitted
in any zone in accordance with the requirements
and provisions of The Energy Act R.S.O. 1970, as
amended from time to time, and/or The Ontario Energy
Act, R.S.O., 1970, as amended from time to time.
4.10 OBNOXIOUS USES
Any use is prohibited which by its nature or by
the materials used therein is declared under
The Public Health Act, R.S.O., 1970, or any regulations
adopted thereunder to be a noxious or offensive
,trade, business or manufacture.
4.11 PROHIBITED USES
The following uses shall be prohibited in any zone
unless otherwise provided for:
4.11.1 the use of any land or the erection and use of any
building or structure for the purposes of wrecking
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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yards, salvage yards, dumps, the collection of
rags, junk, any refuse, scrap iron, or other scrap
metals;
4.11.2 the location and use of
purposes of residential,
or institutional uses.
4.12 NON -CONFORMING USES
a mobile home for the
commercial, industrial,
The provisions of this By-law shall not apply:
4.12.1 to prevent the use of any land, building or structure
for any purpose prohibited by this By-law if such
land, building or structure was lawfully used for
such purpose on the effective date of this By-
law; or
4.12.2 to prevent the erection or use for a purpose pro-
hibited by this By-law of any building or structure
the plans for which have, prior to the day of the
passing of the By-laif, been approved by the Build-
ing Inspector, so long as the building or structure
when erected is used and continues to be used for
the purpose for which it was erected and provided
the erection of such building or structure is com-
menced within two years after the day of the pass-
ing of the By-law and such building or structure
is completed within a reasonable time after the
erection is commenced.
4.13 NON-COMPLIANCE WITH MINIMUM LOT OR YARD REQUIREMENTS
Where a building has been erected prior to the
effective date on a lot having less than the mini-
mum frontage and/or area, or having less than the
minimum setback and/or side yard and/or rear yard
required by this By-law, the said building may be
enlarged, reconstructed, repaired or renovated
provided that:
4.13.1 the enlargement, reconstruction, repair or reno-
vation does not further reduce a front yard and/or
side yard and/or rear yard having less than the
minimum required by this By-law, and
4.13.2
4.14
all other applicable provisions of this By-law are
complied with.
EXISTING LOTS
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, existing lots with less than the required lot
area or lot frontage may be developed for the use
specified in the appropriate zone provided all
other regulations of the By-law are satisfied, and
.in the case of lots where buildings or structures
requiring sanitary sewage facilities are to be
erected thereon:
4.14.1 such lots are serviced by approved sanitary sewage
services;
4.14.2 such lots have a minimum frontage of twenty-five
(25.0) metres (82 feet) on a public street where a
public water supply is not available;
4.14.3 such lots have a minimum lot area of fourteen
hundred (1400.0) square metres (15,000 square
feet) where a public water supply is not available
and nine hundred and thirty (930.0) square metres
(10,000 square feet) where a public water supply
is available.
4.15 HAZARD LANDS
4.15.1 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law,
no permanent buildings or structures shall be
erected
or used:
a) ,
`closer than -seven and :ane_. half (7.5) metres
feet) from the flop -of -bank of a municipal
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drain having a width of less flan four and
one-half (4.5) metres (14.7 feet) from top -
of -bank to top -of -bank;
b)
closer than eighteen and one-half (18.5)
metres (60 feet) from the top -of -bank of a
municipal drain having a width of between
four and one-half (4.5) metres (14.7 feet)
and seven and one-half (7.5) metres (24.6
feet) from top -of -bank to top -of -bank;
C)
closer than thirty and one-half (30.5) metres
(100 feet) from the top -of -bank of a municipal
drain which is seven and one-half (7.5)
metres (24.6 feet) or more from top -of -bank
to top -of -bank;
d)
closer than seven and one-half (7.5) metres
(24.6 feet) from the centre line of a municipal
tile drain;
e)
closer than fifteen (15.0) metres (49 feet)
from the top -of -bank of a natural watercourse
or within an area which is equal to fifteen
(15.0) metres ( 4 9 feet) plus one-half the
width of the stream from the centerline of
the watercourse;
f)
closer from the topofbank of the Lake Erie
Shoreline than D=3h + 100R where D=setback
(in metres)(feet), h=elevation above Lake
Erie (metres)(feet) 100=constant representing
100 years of protection and R=rate of erosion
in metres (feet) per year at the point under
consideration.
NOTE: The
Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and
convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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4.15.2 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law,
no permanent buildings or structures shall be
erected or used on lands which exhibit, or poten-
tially exhibit, a hazardous condition as a result
of their susceptibility to flooding, erosion, sub-
sidence, inundation or the presence or organic soils
or steep slopes.
4.15.3 Where in this By-law a front, side or rear yard is
required, and part of the area of the lot is, covered
by water or marsh for more than two (2) months in
the year, or is beyond the rim of a river bank or
watercourse, or between the top and toe of a cliff
or embankment having a slope of thirty (30) degrees
or more from the horizontal, then the required yard
shall be measured from the nearest main wall of the
main building on the lot to the nearest edge of
said area covered by water or marsh, or to the rim
of said river bank or watercourse, or to the top
of the said cliff or embankment.
4.16 OCCUPANCY -OF PARTIALLY COMPLETED BUILDINGS
No new building shall be occupied before the main
side walls and roof have been erected and the ex-
ternal siding and roofing have been completed, and
sanitary conveniences installed and, where appli-
cable, kitchen and heating facilities have been
installed and are in a satisfactory working order.
4.17 TRUCK, BUS AND COACH BODIES OR TRAVEL TRAILERS, TRUCK
CAMPERS, MOTOR HOMES OR TENTS USED FOR HUMAN OCCUPANCY
4.17.1 No truck, bus, coach or streetcar body shall be used
for human occupancy within the Municipality whether
or not the same is mounted on wheels;
4.17.2 No travel trailer, truck camper, motor home, or
tent shall be used for the living, sleeping or
eating accommodation of persons within the Munici-
pality for more than 30 days unless such travel
trailer, truck camper, or motor home is located
in a campground licensed by the Municipality under
The Municipal Act, R.S.O., 1970.
4.18 STREET FRONTAGE OF BUILDING LOTS
Except as hereinafter provided in this By-law, no
person shall erect a building or structure and no
person shall use any land, building, or structure,
unless the lot or parcel to be so used or upon
which the building is situated, erected or proposed
to be erected abuts or fronts on a public street or
public road.
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4.19 SIGHT RESTRICTIONS ON CORNER LOT
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, and except in a commercial zone, on a corner
lot within the triangular space included between
the street lines for a distance of nine (9.0)
metres (29.5 feet) from their point of intersection,
no building or structure shall be erected, or
driveway shall be located.
4.20 PRIVATE GARAGES ON CORNER LOTS
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-
law, no private garage on any corner lot shall be
located closer than six (6.0) metres (19.6 feet)
to the streetline, and no portion of any driveway
shall be located closer than nine (9.0) metres
(29.5 feet) to the intersection of the two streetlines
or their projections..
4.21 MINIMUM SETBACKS rROM ARTERIAL STREETS 6R ARTERIAL ROADS
Notwithstanding any other provision of this By-
law, where a building or structure is erected
adjacent to a King's Highway, a County Road, or
Township Road, and in the absence of an established
building line as determined by the Ontario Ministry
of Transportation and Communications, the County
of Elgin or the Township of Bayham, as the case
may be, minimum setbacks from such arterial streets
or arterial roads shall be as provided as follows:
King's Highway 30 metres (98 feet) from
the centre line
County Road, 25.0 metres (82 feet)
or Township Road from the centre line
4.22 ESTABLISHED BUILDING LINE ON STREETS OR ROADS
Notwithstanding any other subsequent provisions of
this By-law, where a single-family detached dwelling
or accessory use thereto is to be erected within a
built-up area where there is an established building
line, such dwelling or accessory use may be erected
closer to the street line or to the centre line of
the street or road, as the case may be, than
required by this By-law provided such dwelling or
accessory use is not erected closer to the street
line or to the centre line of the street or road,
as the case may be, than the established building
line on the date of passing of this By-law.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience.only and do not form part of the
By-law.
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4.23 USE OF YARDS ON LANDS WITHOUT BUILDINGS
4.24
4.25
4.26
Where land is used for or in connection with res-
idential, commercial, industrial, or institutional
uses but without any buildings or structures thereon,
all yards required by this By-law on a lot in the
respective use zone shall be provided and maintained
as yards and the applicable regulations shall apply,
except where the land or lot is used for gardening
or open space purposes not prohibited by this By-
law in such use zone.
YARD AND OPEN SPACE PROVISIONS FOR ALL ZONES
No part of a yard o
about any building
with the provisions
cluded as part of a
similarly required
r other open space required
for the purpose of complying
of this By-law shall be in -
yard or other open space
for another building.
PERMITTED ENCROACHMENTS IN YARDS
Unless otherwise specified in
part of any yard required by
open and unobstructed by any
ground to the sky, provided,
structures listed below shall
into the yards indicated for
Structure
this By-law, every
this By-law shall be
structure from the
however, that those
be permitted to project
the distances specified:
Permitted Yard
window sills, belt
courses, cornices,
eaves, gutters,
chimneys, or pilasters any yard
fire escapes and
exterior staircases
bay windows and
awnings
open, roofed porches
not exceeding one
storey in height,
uncovered terraces
ENCLOSURES
rear yard only
any yard
front and rear
yards only
Max. Projection
from Main Wall
0.7 metres (2.3'
1.5 metres (4.9'
1.0 metre (3.21)
2.5 metres (8.2'
including eaves,
cornices and
canopies
Enclosures to any porch or terrace permitted in Section
4.26 of this By-law shall be limited to one (1.0) metres
(3.2 feet) in height exclusive of roof supports
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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but this shall not prohibit the enclosure of a porch
or terrace by latticing or screening or any other
form of enclosure which permits fifty (50) percent
air to pass through at all times.
4.27 PARKING REQUIREMENTS
For every type of building listed below erected,
altered, or enlarged in any zone after the passing
of this By-law, off-street parking shall he pro-
vided and maintained in accordance with the follow-
ing provisions:
Type of Use or Building
single-family dwellings, converted
dwellings, dwelling units located in
commercial buildings,
Senior Citizen Homes
auditoriums, restaurants, arena,
community centres, private clubs, and
other places of assembly
hospitals, nursing homes, rest
homes, and welfare institutions
churches
hotels, motels,
taverns
boarding 'house,
tourist home
retai'W stores
rooming house, or
NOTE: The Imperial units on
and convenience only
By-law
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Minimum Parking Required
one (1) parking space per
dwelling unit
one (1) parking space per
four (4) dwelling units
where there are fixed seats,
one (1) parking space for
every five ( 5 ) seats or for
every three (3.0) metres (9.81)
of bench space; where there
are no fixed seats, one (1)
parking space for each ten
(10.0) square metres of (107
square feet) floor area devoted
to public use
one (1) parking space for each
two beds
one (1) parking space for
every ten (10) seats or six
(6.0) metres (19.6') of bench
space of its maximum seating
capacity
one (1) parking space per
rental unit,
one (1) space per table
one (1) parking space for
every two (2) rental units
one (1) parking space per
thirty (30.0) square metres
(3225 square feet) of retail
floor area
this page are for explanation
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industrial uses
one (1) parking space
for every three ( 3 )
employees on the largest
shift
travel trailer parks one (1) parking space per
unit and one (1) parking
space for every four ( 4 )
units for visitor parking
4.28 PARKING REGULATIONS IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES
All parking spaces in any residential zone shall
be located in an attached or detached private
garage, or in a driveway, or in a side or rear yard
provided that the lot coverage of the spaces shall
not exceed fifteen (15) percent of the total lot
area.
4.29 MOVING OF BUILDINGS
sw
Ire all zones,, no building shall be moved within the
limits of the municipality, or shall be moved from
outside the municipality into the municipality with-
out a permit from the Building Inspector. The in-
spector will only grant such a permit if he is satis-
fied that the building is not infested with termites
or other insects or vermin and he is satisfied it is
structurally sound.
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SECTION 5 AGRICULTURAL (Al) ZONE REGULA,IONS
5.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Agricultural (Al) Zone except for
the following purposes:
agricultural use
agricultural home occupation
farm including one supplementary dwelling
forestry use
produce outlets
plant nurseries
home occupation
commercial greenhouses a
landing strip
riding stable
rural -residential farm
single-family detached dwellings lawfully in existence
as of the date of the passing of this By-law or
on lots existing as of the date of the passing of
this By-law
one mobile home on a farm as a supplementary housing
to the farm operation
5.2
MINIMUM LOT AREA��� _ ' . y
20.5
ha (49.9ac)
5.2.1
MINIMUM LOT AREA - Rural Residential Farm
1850.0
m_2
(19,913')2
5.3
MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
150.0
m (4921),
5.3.1
MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE - Rural Residential Farm 30.0
m (981)
5.4
MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
20 percent
5.5
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
20 m
(661)
5.6
MINIMUM FLOOR AREA
for a single-family detached dwelling
79 m2
(8501)2
for a mobile home used or intended
to be used as supplementary housing
to an agricultural use
55.0
m2 (592')2
NOTE:
The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part
of the
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5.7 FRONT YARD DEPTH
for buildings and structures used
or intended to be used for the
raising of livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms
all other cases
5.8 SIDE YARD WIDTH
for buildings and structures
60.0 m (196')
18.0 m (59')
used or intended to be used for
the raising of livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms f:' ',., r' 60.0 m (196')
all other cases r 15.0 m (49')
F
5.9 REAR YARD DEPTH f
for buildings and stzrlctures used `
or intenied 'to be used for theF
raising of livestock or the growing
of mushrooms 60.0 m (196')
all other cases 15.0 m (49' )
5.10 SUPPLEMATARY REGULATIONS FOR LIVESTOCK BUILDINGS
AND STRUCTURES AND MUSHROOM FARMING
Notwithstanding the requirements of Section 5.7
to Section 5.9 inclusive, the following regulations
shall apply for buildings and structures hereafter
erected and used for the raising of livestock and
the growing of mushrooms:
minimum horizontal distance
from a village boundary
minimum horizontal distance
from an.area zoned Hamlet
Residential (HR) or Hamlet
Commercial (HC) or Rural
Residential (RR) or Rural
Commercial (RC), or Farm
10 Industrial (Ml), Rural
Industrial (M2),
Institutional (I) and Estate Residential (ER)
40
450.0 m (1,4761)
300.0 m (9841)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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5.12 EXCEPTIONS - AI ZONE
Notwithstanding the permitted uses of Section 5.1
of this By-law, the following provisions shall apply
at the locations indicated.
5.12.1 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -1 shown on Schedule "A" - Ma 1
p � to this By-law
5.12.2 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined
Area
A1-2 as
shown on Schedule "A" -
Map 1i to this
By-law
5.12.3 PERMITTED USE'S
Trailer Park
Defined Area
3�
Al -3 as shown on Schedule "A" - Map 30 to this By-law
5.12.4 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -4 as shown on Schedule "A" - Map 9 to this By-law
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SECTION 6 HAMLET RESIDENTIAL (HR) ZONE REGULATIONS
6.1 PERMITTED USES
40 No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone except
for the following purposes:
one single-family detached dwelling on one lot
converted dwelling
home occupation
private garage or carport as an accessory use
accessory building
6.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public water supply and 1390.0 m2
(14, 962' ) z
public sanitary sewage disposal
services are not available
where a public or communal water 930.0 m2
(101000) m2
supply is available but public
sanitary sewage disposal services
are not available
6.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
where a public water supply and 22.0 m (72')
public sanitary sewage disposal
services are not available
where a public water supply is 20.0 m (65.6'
available but public sanitary
sewage disposal services are
not available
6.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE 30 percent
6.5 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT 10.5 m (34.41)
6.6 MINIMUM FLOOR AREA 79 m2
(850') 2
6.7 FRONT YARD DEPTH 6.0 m (19.61)
6.8 SIDE YARD WIDTH
single-family detached 1.2 m (3.91) plus 0.5 m (1.6')
dwelling with attached for each additional or partial
garage or carport storey above the first
storey j
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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single-family detached
dwelling without attached
garage or carport
single-family detached
dwelling situated on a
corner lot
1.2 m (3.91) plus 0.5 (1.6')
for each additional or partial
storey above the first storey
for one side and 1.2 m (3.9')
on the other side
4.5 m (14.7') on the side
abutting a public street and
2.0 m (6.51) plus 0.5 m (1.6')
for each additional or partial
storey above the first storey
on the other side
6.9 REAR YARD DEPTH 9.0 m (29.5')
6.10 EXCEPTIONS - HR ZONE
Notwithstanding the permitted uses of Section 6.1
of this By-law, the following provisions shall
apply at -the locations indicated.,
6.10.1 PermittedUses
Trucking Business
Defined Area
HR -1 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
6.10.2 Permitted Uses
Tool Sharpening Business
Defined Area
HR -2 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
6.10.3 Permitted Uses
Amway Distributing Business
Defined Area
HR -3 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
6.10.4 Permitted Uses
Body Shop
Defined Area
HR -4 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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6.10.5 Permitted Uses
Furnace Service Business
Defined Area
HR -5 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
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SECTION 7 RURAL RESIDENTIAL (RR) ZONE REGULATIONS
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
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7.8
7.9
7.10
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PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Rural Residential (RR) Zone except
for the following purposes:
rural residential use
home occupation
agricultural home occupation
private garage or carport as an accessory use
MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public water supply
is not available
MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
MINIMUM FLOOR AREA
FRONT YARD DEPTH
SIDE YARD WIDTH
REAR YARD DEPTH
MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from the edge of a railroad
right-of-way
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
1850.0 m2
(19,913')2
25.0 m (82')
30 percent
10.5 m (34.41)
79.0 m2
( 850' ) 2
15.0 m (49.2')
3.0 m (9.8')
7.5 m (24.61)
30.0 m (98.41)
300.0 m (984')
NOTE:_ The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 8 ESTATE RESIDENTIAL (ER) ZONE REGULATIONS
8.1 Permitted Uses
(a) residential uses;
(b) home occupations;
(c) accessory uses.
8.2 Permitted Buildings and Other Structures
(a) one single family detached dwelling on one
lot;
(b) accessory buildings and structures.
8.3 Minimum Lot Area
.8 hectares (87,1201)2
8.4 Minimum Lot Frontage
25 metres (821)
8.5 Maximum Building Coverage
20 percent maximum
8.6 Minimum Floor Area
148 square metres (1,5931 ) 2
8.7 Minimum Front Yard Depth
18 metres (59')
8.8 Minimum Side Yard Depth
8 metres minimum (26.21)
8.9 Minimum Rear Yard'
15 metres minimum (49.21)
8.10 Regulations for Accessory Buildings
No accessory building shall be located within
6 metres of a side or rear lot line.
NOTE: The Imperial Units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
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SECTION 9 HAMLET COMMERCIAL (HC) 'LONE REGULATIONS
9.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone except
for the following purposes:
boarding house, rooming house, or tourist home
bus depot
clinic
offices, general or professional
hotel, motel, or tavern
farm supplies
library,
motor vehicle service establishment
newspaper establishment
parking lot
post office
public garage
retail stores
restaurant
retail store, general
service shop
warehousing
Dwelling units as accessory uses
9.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public or communal water
supply is not available
where a public or communal water
supply is available
9.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
where a public or communal water
supply is not available
where a public water supply'
is available
1850.0 m2
(19,913')2
930.0 m2
110,000'j2
30.0 m (98.41)
25.0 m (82' )
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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9.6
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MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
M_XXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
FRONT YARD DEPTH
SIDE YARD WIDTH
where the yard abuts a
residential zone
where the yard abuts a
public street on a
corner lot
all other cases
REAR YARD DEPTH
where the rear yard abuts a
residential zone, institut4onal
zone, or an open space zone
all other cases
40 percent
12.0 m (39')
nil
4.5 m (13')
6.0 m (19.6')
nil
- 6.0 m (19.6')
3.0 m (9.8')
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 10 RURAL COMMERCIAL (RC) ZONE REGULATIONS
10.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Rural Commercial (RC) Zone except
for the following purposes:
animal clinic
antique sales or auction sales
drive-in restaurant o
garden supply centre
farm equipment sales and service
motel v
farm fuel sales
motor home, travel tt-ailer, t;,7uck camper sales o
farm supplies
motor vehicle service establishment with or without
eating facilities
motor vehicle sales establishment
retail store, general v
service shop
- public garage
auto body shop o
._., one dwelling unit as an accessory use
10.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
10.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
10.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
10.51 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
10.6 FRONT YARD DEPTH
10.7 SIDE YARD WIDTH
2000.0 m2
(21,527')2
30.0 m (98.4')
30 percent
12.0 m (391)
7.5 m (24.61)
where the highway commercial 6.0 m (19.61)
zone abuts a residential zone
all other cases
3.0 m (9.81)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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10.8 REAR YARD DEPTH
10.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
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7.5 m (24.6')
300.0 m (984' )
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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7.5 m (24.6')
300.0 m (984' )
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 11 FARM INDUSTRIAL (M1) ZONE REGULATIONS
PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Farm Industrial (M1) Zone except
for the following purpose:
abattoir
commercial grain handling and storage facilities
commercial welding and machine shop
feed mill
fertilizer plant
flour mill
farm supplies ani bulk storage
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grain dtying or processing operation
meat packing operation
a commercial use as an accessory use
I
0 one dwelling unit as an accessory use
11.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA 4000.0 m2
(43,057 ) 2
11.3
11.4
MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
11.5 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
11.6 FRONT YARD DEPTH
11.7 SIDE YARD WIDTH
11.8 REAR YARD DEPTH
,11.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
30.0 m (98.41)
35 percent
12.0 m (391)
12.0 m (391)
7.5 m (24.61)
9.0 m (29.51) 11
300.0 m (984')
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 12 RURAL INDUSTRIAL (M2) ZONE REGULATIONS
12.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Rural Industrial (M2) Zone except
for the following purposes:
building materials yard
tool and die making
contractor's yard
kennel, animal
machine shop
public garage
truck terminal
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salvage yard o `
solid waste transfer site
welding shop
well driller
wood products manufacturing and finishing
a commercial use as an accessory use
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
12.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
12.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
12.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
12.5 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
12.6 .:FRONT YARD DEPTH
12.7 SIDE YARD WIDTH
12.8 REAR YARD DEPTH
12.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
4000.0 m2
(43,057')2
30.0 m (98.4')
35 percent
12.0 m (39')
12.0 m (39')
7.5 m (24.61)
9.0 m (29.51)
300.0 m (9841)
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 13 EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIAL (M3) ZONE REGULATIONS
0 13.1 PERMITTED USES
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No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Extractive Industrial (M3) Zone
except for the following purposes:
pit
a commercial use as an accessory use
13.2 MINIMUM YARDS
13.2.1 for the excavation of a pit:
from a lot line
from a street or road allowance
from an occupied dwelling W
from a residential or institutional zone
13.2.2 for buildings, plants, structures or
product stockpiles accessory to the pit
and located on the pit property:
from a lot line
from an occupied dwelling
from a residential or institutional zone
13.3 BUFFER STRIP
s
15.0 m (49.2')
30.0 m (98.41)
60.0 m (196.81)
60.0 m (196.8')
30.0 m (98.41)
60.0 m (196.81)
60.0 m (196.8')
Where an Extractive Industrial (M3) Zone abuts a
Residential (HR or RR) Zone, an Institutional (I)
Zone, an Open Space (OS) Zone, or an opened road
allowance, a buffer strip having a minimum width
of thirty (30.0) metres (98.4') shall be provided.
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 14 INSTITUTIONAL (I) ZONE REGULATIONS
14.1 PERMITTED USES
a
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Institutional (I) Zone except for
the following purposes:
cemetery
church with or without a cemetery
community centre
institutional use
school
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
14.2 MINIMUM LOT AREA
where a public or communal water
supply is not a*Vailable
where a public or communal water
supply is available
0 14.3 MINIMUM LOT FRONTAGE
where a public or communal water
supply is not available
where a public or communal water
supply is available
14.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
14.5 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT
14.6 FRONT YARD DEP'T'H
14.7 SIDE YARD WIDTH
14.8 REAR YARD DEPTH
14.9 MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE
from livestock buildings and
structures and mushroom farming
1850.0 m2
(19,913')2
1400.0 m2
(15,069')2
30.0 m (98.41)
25.0 m (82')
40 percent
12.0 m (39')
10.0 m ( 32' )
3.0 m (9.8' )
7.5 m (24.61)
300.0 m (984' )
NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 15 OPEN SPACE (OS) ZONE REGULATIONS
15.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Open Space (OS) Zone except for
the following purposes:
campground
conservation area
snowmobile club
forestry use
motocross track
rod and gun club
fairgrounds
i
public park
private park
one dwelling unit as an accessory use
15.2 ACCESSORY USES
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law,
the following regulations shall apply to the esta-
blishment of an accessory use in the Open Space
(OS) Zone:
15.3 MINIMUM FRONT YARD
15.4 MAXIMUM LOT COVERAGE
7.5 m (24.61)
20 percent
0 NOTE: The Imperial units on this page are for explanation
and convenience only and do not form part of the
By-law
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SECTION 16 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT (FD) ZONE REGULATIONS
16.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be used or
erected in the Future Development (FD) Zone except
for the following purposes:
an agricultural use
agricultural home occupation
forestry use
home occupation
uses lawfully in existence as of the effective date
of passing of this By-law
16.2 REGULATIONS FOR' LOTS` AND , $UILDINGS
16.2.1 The minimum lot,area and lot frontage, the,minimum
front, side, and rear yards, the maximum lot coverage,
and the maximum building height shall remain as
they lawfully existed as of the effective date of
the passing of this By-law.
16.2.2 The foregoing shall not apply to prevent the en-
largement of dwellings or the erection of buildings
accessory thereto in compliance with the regulations
of Section 7.
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Read a FIRST and SECOND TIME
10 this Twenty-first day of
July, 1.980
REEVE CLERK
Read a THIRD TIME and finally
passed this Sixth day of
August, 1980
REEVE
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Schedule
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SCHEDULE "A"
of Bayharn
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1\
40
Kilometres
Miles
Al AGRICULTURAL
HR HAMLET RESIDENTIAL
RR RURAL RESIDENTIAL
ER ESTATE RESIDENTIAL
HC HAMLET COMMERCIAL
RC RURAL COMMERCIAL
M1 FARM INDUSTRIAL
M2 RURAL INDUSTRIAL
M3 EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIAL
INSTITUTIONAL
OS OPEN SPACE
FD FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
THIS IS SCHEDULE "A"
TO BY-LAW No, 2040
PASSED THE 6TH DAY OF
AuGU T, 1980.
R EIE V
CLERK
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SCHEDULE "A" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
Lot 14 Lot 15
Con. XI Con. XI
Al �Lwa�
Lot 16
Con.X
RC RC
Gp�,P
Al
Lot 14 Lot 15
Con. X Con. X
Lot 16
Con. X
Al RC
Al
RC
Lot 15 �o• Lot 16
Con. X �Q'� Con. X
Al
MAPS 1 & 2
0 100 200 Metres
2
0 400 800 Feet
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 1 & 2
to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of
August 1980.
Ree e
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Clerk
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SCHEDULE "A" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM MAPS 3 To 5
Lot 18
Con. XI Al
3
R °.
Lot 18 �Qy
Con. X
Al I
Lot 19
Con. X
Lot 19
Con. XI
3
0 100 200 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
I
Al
Lot 16 Lot 17 y°Lot 18
Con. X Con. X 1V��P Con . X
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Lot 7 Al Lot 8
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 3 to 5
Con. X Con. X to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of
' August 1980.
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Lot 7 Lot 8
Con. IX Con. IX Al
Clerk
SCHEDULE "A" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM MAPS 6 To 8_
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Lot 10Lot
11
Al
Con. X
Con. X
M1
Lot 11
Con. IX
Al
Lot 13 .
Al
Con. X
,y
Lot 13 R
Con. IX
Lot 14
Al Con. IX
ILot 15
Con. X
M1
6
0 100 200 Metres
t
0 400 800 Feet
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 6 to 8
l to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of
August 980
Reeve
Clerk
Lot 16 Al
Con. X
Lot 17
Con. X
IN
Lot 16 ..,
Con. IX --
Al Lot 17 --
Con. IX
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SCHEDULE "A" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
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MAPS 9 & i-9
Lot 1 10 This is ScheduleAl "All -Map 9 g, lOto By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of August, 1980.
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Lot I
Con. VIII
100 200 Metres
J
0 400 800 Feet
SCHEDULE "A"
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Con. IX o
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Lot 5 Al
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
Lot 6
Con. IX
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Lot 6
Con. VIII
MAPS 11 & 22
11
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 11 & 12
to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
August, 1980.
ZQ'
Reeve
C erk
12
Lot 8 M2
Con. IX
Al
Lot
M1 Con IX
RCCOUNTY ROAD
44
y
Lot 8 RC
Con. VII Al
Lot 9
Con. VIII
0 100 200 Metres *�
-0 400 800 Feet
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SCHEDULE "A" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM MAP 13
i ni s is 5cnedu 1 e "A" -Flap '13 to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of August, 1980.
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Reeve Clerk
0 100 200 Metres
0 400— 800 Feet
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SCHEDULE "A"
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
14
Al
RIDGE ROAD
i
I
i Lot 22
Con. VIII Lot 23
j Al Con. VIII
Al
Lot 16(124)
North Gore
4
Lot 17(125)
North Gore
Al
Lot 6 (114)
M2 N.T.R.
w Al 1
Lot 5 (113)
Al
II
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l
MAPS 14 To I&
_15
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 14 to 16
to By-law No. 2040
passed the"6th day ' of
August, 1980.
,66lieve
Clerk
16
0 100 200 Metres
�0 400 800 Feet
0
Page 1 Section 1 Interpretation & Administration
Page 5 Section 2 Definitions
Page 10 A Illustration of Bldg
Height Definition
Page 12 A Illustration of Lot Definitions
Page 21 Section 3 Zones & Zoning Map
Page 23 Section 4 General Provisions
Page 34*Section 5 Agricultural A-1 Zone
regulations Permitted uses
Page 37 Section 6 Hamlet Residential (HR)
Zone Regulations
Page 40 Section 7 Rural Residential R - R
Zone Regulations
Page 41 Section 8 Estate Residential E -R
Rage 42 Section 9 Hamlet Commercial H -C
Page 44 Section 10 RuralCommercial R -C
Page 46 Section 11 Farm Industrial M-1
Page 47 Section 12 Rural Industrial M-2
a
Page 48 Section 13 Extractive Industrial M-3
Page 49 Section 14 Institutional (1)
Zone regulations
' Page 50 Section 15 Open Space (OS)
Zone regulations
Page 51 Section 16 Future Development F -D
Zone regulations
TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
INVENTORY
OF RURAL
COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES
DRAFT,
PERMITTED USES
DRAFT,
SPECIAL USES
SCHEDULE"A11
MAP NO.
USE
LOCATION
WITH
RESIDENCE
SCHEDULE All
MAP NO.
WITH
USE
LOCATION
RESIDENCE
1
Kennel
Lot 15 Con. 10
X
1
Welding Shop and
Lot 15 Con. 10
Engine Repair
X
25
Nursery
Lot 16 (124) S.T.R.
3
Antique Gallery
Lot 18 Con. 10
32
Tractors and
Lot 2 Con. 2
X
4
X
Snowmobiles Sales
Radio and T.V.
Lot l7 Con. 10
X
Sales and Service
6
Body Shop
Lot 13 Con. 9
X
12
Small Engine
Lot 8 Con. 8
X
Repair
12
Motel and
Lot 8 Con. 8
X
Restaurant
12
Restaurant and
Lot 8 Con. 8
Truck Repair
G
19
Motorcycle Sales
Lot 8 (116) S.T.R.
X
and Service
22
Woodworking Shop
Lot 23 (131) S.T.R.
X
25
Variety Store
Lot 15, Con. 5
and Gas Pumps
26
Garage
Lot 28 Con. 5
X
26
Variety Store
Lot 15 Con. 4
and Gas Pumps
33
Body Shop
Lot 14 Con. 4
X
33
Repair Shop and
Lot 15 Con. 3
Garage
' Page ... 2
DRAFT, PERMITTED USES
SCHEDULE "A"
MAP NO. USE LOCATION
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
INVENTORY OF RURAL COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES
DF#XT, SPECIAL USES
WITH SCHEDULE "A"
RESIDENCE MAP NO. USE LOCATION '
34 Variety Store Lot 15 Con. 3
and Gas Pumps
37 Fish Market Lot 7 Con. 1
1
WITH
RESIDENCE
X
X
UNKNOWN USES - RC (RURAL COMMERCIAL) ZONE
SCHEDULE 'A'
MAP NO.
4 1 -
Lot
15,
Con.
10
2 -
Lot
15,
Con.
10 North of Hwy. No. 3
3 -
Lot
18,
Con.
10, Adjacent to Antique
Gallery
9 -
Lot
�
25,
Con.
r .
'9, East of Hwy. No. 19
cid 21 -
Lot
20
(128)
S . T. R..
25 -
Lot
15,
South
Gore, West of Hwy. No. 19
25 -
Lot
15,
Con.
5 West of Hwy. No. 19
c►• 32 -
Lot
3,
Con.
2
33 -
Lot
15,
Con.
3 Assm't No. 020-057
G
F1
NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal
Board by the Corporation of the Township of Bayham
for approval of a by-law to regulate land use
passed pursuant to Section 39 of The Planning Act.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal
Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 39 of The
Planning Act for approval of By-law No. 2113-82 passed on
the 18th day of February, 1982. A copy of the by-law is
furnished herewith and a note giving an explanation of the
purpose and effect of the by-law and stating the lands
affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY,, within twenty-one ( 21) days after
the date of this notice, send by registered -,mail or deliver
to the Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of objection
to approval of the said by-law or any part thereof giving
details of all or the portion of the by-law to which you
object and detailed reasons therefor, and shall indicate
that i� a hearing is held the objector or an agent will
attend at the hearing to support the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval
of the by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date
OIL this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of his support of
approval of the said by-law together with a request for
notice of anv hearing that may be held giving also the nan_
and address to whom such notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law
but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who
have filed an objection or notice of support and who have
left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address
to which notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to
any person who has filed a request for a change in the
provisions of the by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be
1982.
I*
DATE15 this 19th
day of March
April 15,th
, 1962
Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
Noi 1Y0
.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. Z113-82
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
V"H EREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it necessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040,
THEREFORE the Council of.the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts,as follows:#
1.
2.
1.
�;-3.
THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is
amended by amending Section 10 Rural
hereby further
Commercial (RC)
Zone Requlations, by deleting subsection 10.1 Permitted
Uses, and by replacing it with the following:
1110.1 Permitted Uses
No land, building, or structure shall be
used or erected in the Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone except for the following purposes:
animal clinic
auction sales
farm equipment sales
garden supply centre
farm fuel sales
farm supplies
,service shop
public garage
one dwelling unit as
and service
an accessory use"
THAT subsection 10.7 is amended by deleting the word
"highway" and replacing it with the word "rural".
THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by adding a new subsection 10.10 Special Use
Regulations after subsection 10.9 as follows:
1110.10 Special Use Regulations
Notwithstanding the permitted uses of sub-
section 10.1 of By-law No. 2040, as amended,
the following permitted uses shall apply at
the locations indicated:"
10.10.2. 3 Pern.i tted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
6(a) THAT Schedule A. Map 2 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -3 on Schedule 'A' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
(b) THAT By ---law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by_amending SectioA 10 RuraL Commercial (RC)
Zone Reg.ulatidns, ,by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.3
10.10.3.1 Defined Area
RC -3 as shown on Schedule 'A' to this By-law.
10.10.3.2 Other Permitted Uses
Travel trailer sales in addition to all
other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.3.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
7(a) THAT Schedule A, Map 4 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -4 on Schedule 'B' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
(b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is herehv further
ameKded by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
10.10.4
10.10.4.1 Defined Area
RC -4 as shown on Schedule 'B' to this By-law.
I
4(a) THAT Schedule A, Man 1 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the aural
Com.-nercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heave
solid lines and designated RC -1 on Schedule 'A' to this
By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms part of
this By-law.
(b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.1
10.10.1.1 Defined Area 4 q�
RC -1 as shown on Schedule 'A' to this By-law.
10.10.1.2 Other Permitted Uses
Welding and engine repair shop in addition
to all other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.1.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
5(a) THAT Schedule A, Map 1 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -2 on Schedule 'A' to this
By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms part of
this Bylaw. -
(b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)*
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
}.after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.2
10.10.2.1 Defined Area
RC -2 as shown on Schedule 'A' to this By-law.
10.10.2.2 Other Permitted Uses
Bait sales in addition to all other uses
permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.4.2 Other Permitted Uses
Radio and television sales and service shop
in addition to all other uses permitted in
the RC Zone.
10.10.4.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
8(a) THAT Schedule A. Map 9 to By-law No. 2040, as am -ended,
is hereby further amended. by deleting• from the aural
Commercial `(RC.) Zone, triose lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines.and designated RC`16 on Schedule 'C' to
this By-law,. which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
(b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.6
10.10.6.1 Defined Area
RC -6 as shown on Schedule 'C' to this By-iaw.
10.10.6.2 Other Permitted Uses
Gas station and variety store in addition :-o
all other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.6:3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures nor the
permitted uses."
9(a) TiA,2 Schedule A, Map 7 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
,,Commercial (RC).Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -7 on Schedule 'C' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to ad forms
part of this By-law.
(b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.7
10.10.7.1 Defined Area
RC -7 as shown on Schedule 'C' to this By-law.
10.10.7.2 Other Permitted Uses
Auto body shop in addition to all other
uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.7.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted tises . "
10a) TuAT Schedule A, Map 12 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commerical (RC) Zone, those lands enclozed in Meavy
solid lines and designated RC -8 on Schedule 'D' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial -(RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.8
10.10.8.1 Defined Area
RC -8 as shown on Schedule 'D' to this By-law.
10.10.8.2 Other Permitted Uses
Restaurant and
all other uses
truck repair
permitted in
in addition to
the RC Zone.
10.?0.8.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
r permitted uses."
lla) THAT Schedule A, Map 12 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -9 on Schedule 'D' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
13a) THAT Schedule A, Map 21 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -12 on Schedule 'E' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following_ subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.12
10.10.12.1 Defined Area
r
RC-12,as shown on Schedule 'E' to this By-law.
10.10.12.2 Other Permitted Uses
Auto body shop in addition to all other uses
permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.12.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
14a) THAT Schedule A, Map 25 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -15 on Schedule 'F' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.15
.. . 10.10.15.1 Defined Area
RC -15 as shown on Schedule 'F' to this By-law.
10.10.15.2 Other Permitted Uses
Variety store and gas bar in addition to all
other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.9
10.10.9.1 Defined Area
RC -9 as shown on Schedule 'D' to this By-law.
10.10.9.2 Other Permitted Uses
Small engine re*pair shop,-, in addition to all
other µses permitted in the RC;,. Zone .
10.10.9.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
12a) THAT Schedule A, Map 19 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -11 on Schedule 'D' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.11
10.10.11.1 Defined Area
RC -11 as shown on Schedule 'D' to this By-law.
10.10.11.2 Other Permitted Uses
Motorcycle sales and service shop in addition
to all other uses permitted in the RC Zone
10.10.11.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
I
10.10.15.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
15a) THAT Schedule A. Map 25 to By-law No. 2040, as amender?,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -16 on Schedule '' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By -laky No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 1Q Rural CoTrumerdial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by'adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.16
10.10.16.1 Defined Area
RC -16 as shown on Schedule 'F' to this By-law.
10.10.16.2 Other Permitted Uses
Drive-in restaurant in addition to all other
uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.16.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
16a) THAT Schedule A, Map 28 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Ruxal
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -17 on Schedule 'G' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law. .
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
+� amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
• Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.17
10.10.17.1 Defined Area
RC -17 as shown on Schedule 'G' to this By-law.
10.10.17.2 Other Permitted Uses
Garage for mechanical repairs in addition to
all other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.17.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
17a) THAT Schedule A, Map 26 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -18 on Schedule 'G' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law. `
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commerical (RIC)
Zone Regulations, by addinrr the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.18
10.10.18.1 Defined Area
RC -18 as shown on Schedule 'G' to this By -la -,Y.
10.10.18.2 Other Permitted Uses
Variety store and gas bar in addition to all
other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.18.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
18a) THAT Schedule A. Map 33 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -19 on Schedule 'H' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
pant of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commerical (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.21
10.10.21.1 Defined Area
RC -21 as shown on Schedule 'H' to this By-law.
10.10.21.2 Other Permitted Uses
Garage for mechanical repairs and automotive
salvage yard in.addition to;#all other uses
permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.21.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
21a) THAT Schedule A. Map 34 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -22 on Schedule 'I' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.22
10.10.22.1 Defined Area
RC -22 as shown on Schedule 'I' to this By-law.
10.10.22.2 Other Permitted Uses
g ..Variety store and gas bar in addition to all
other uses permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.22.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
"10.10.19
10.10.19.1 Defined Area
RC -19 as shown on Schedule 'H' to this By-law.
10.10.19.2 Other Permitted Uses
Auto body shop in addition to all other uses
permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.19.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buij.dings and structures for the =
permitted uses."
19a) ThAT Schedule A, Map 33 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -20 on Schedule 'H' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations,' by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.20
10.10.20.1 Defined Area
RC -20 as shown on Schedule 'H' to this By-law.
10.10.20.2 Other Permitted Uses
Used car sales in addition to all ether uses
permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.20.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
r Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
20a) THAT Schedule A. Map 33 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated RC -21 on Schedule 'H' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
22a) THAT Schedule A. Map 37 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy=
solid lines and designated RC -23 on Schedule 'I' to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 10.10:
"10.10.23
10.10.23.1 Defined Area
• RC -23 as sh#)wn on Schedule 'I' to this By-law.
10.10.23.2 Other Permitted Uses `
Fish market in addition to all other uses
permitted in the RC Zone.
10.10.23.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
23. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 12 Rural Industrial (M2)
Zone Regulations, by deleting subsection 12.1 Permitted
Uses, and by replacing it with the following:
"12.1 PERMITTED USES
No land, building, or structure shall be
used or erected in the Rural Industrial (M2)
Zone except for the following purposes:
building materials yard
tool and die making
contractor's yard
• animal kennel
machine shop
public garage
truck terminal
welding shop
well driller
wood products manufacturing and finishing
a commercial use as an accessory use
one dwelling unit as an accessory use"
24a) THAT Schedule A, Map 27 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Industrial (M2) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated #12-2 on Schedule 'E' to this
By-law, which Schedule is attached tto and forms part
of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 12 Rural Industrial (M2)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 12.10:
"12.10.2
12.10.2.1 Defined Area
M2-2 as shown on Schedule 'E' to this By-law.
12.10.2.2 Other Permitted Uses
Solid waste transfer site in addi�.ion to all
other uses permitted in the M2 Zone.
12.10.2.3 Permitted Buildings and Structures
Existing buildings and structures for the
permitted uses."
25. THT,T Schedule A, Map 3 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by deleting from the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone, those lands enclosed in heavy
,• solid lines and designated OS on Schedule 'B' to this
By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms part
of this By-law.
26. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by deleting subsection 13.2.2 and replacing
it with the following:
11
8.11.1.3 Setback from Break of Slope
7.62 metres minimum for all buildings and
structures on lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 as shown
on Schedule 'J' to this By-law. The break
of slope is defined as the 243.8 metre
contour line for lots 3, 4 and 5, as shown
on Schedule 'J', and the 242.3 metre contour
line for lots 6 and 7, as shown on Schedule
'J'.
8.11.1.4 Setback from Lowland Area
7.62 metres minimum from the lowland area on
lots 1 and 2, as shown on Schedule 'J'."
29. THAT By-law No. 2.040, as amended, it hereby further
amended by deleting subsection 4.15.2.
30. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by deleting subsections 4.8, 4.8.1, 4.8.2 and
4.8.3 and replacing them with the following:
"4.8 TEMPORARY USES
4.8.1 Uses such as a construction camp or other
such temporary work camp including a tool
shed, mobile home, scaffold, sign or other
building or structure incidental to construction
shall be permitted in any zone for work in
progress which has neither been finished or
abandoned.
4.8.2 Signs which do not exceed three (3.0) square
metres in area shall be permitted in connection
with temporary uses as defined in subsection
4.8.1."
31. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by deleting subsections 4.13, 4.13.1 and 4.13.2
and replacing.them with the following:
"4.13 NON-COMPLIANCE WITH MINIMUM
LOT OR YARD REQUIREMENTS
No building which has been erected prior to
the effective date of the passing of this
By-law, on a lot having less than the minimum
frontage and/or area, or having less than the
minimum setback and/or side yard and/or rear
"13.2.2 for buildings, plants, structures
or product stockpiles accessory to
the pit and located on the pit
property:
from a lot line 90.0 metres
from an occupied dwelling 90.0 metres
from a residential or
institutional zone 90.0 metres"
27. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by adding a rrewsubsection 3.11 Special Use
Regulations of ter subsection 8t 10 as follows:'
"8.11 Special Use Regulations
Notwithstanding the permitted uses of sub-
section 8.1 of By -maw No. 2040, as amended,
the following permitted uses shall apply at
the locations indicated."
28a) THAT Schedule A, Map 13 to By-law No. 2040, as amended,
is hereby further amended by adding to the said Map i',
the details regarding the Estate Residential - 1 Zone,
shown within heavy solid lines and designated ER -1 on
Schedule 'J' to this By-law, which Schedule is attached
to and forms part of this By-law.
b) THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Section 8 Estate Residential (ER)
Zone Regulations, by adding the following subsection
after subsection 8.11:
8.11.1.1 Defined Area
ER -1 as shown on Schedule 'J' to this By-law.
8.11.1.2 Location of Buildings and Other S�ructures
• No building or private sewage disposal system
shall be permitted in the lowland areas shown
on Schedule 'J' to this By-law.
yard required by this By-law may be used,
enlarged, reconstructed, repaired or renovated
in further non-compliance with the regulations
of this By-law."
32. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by deleting subsections 5.12.1, 5.12.2, 5.12.3
and 5.12.4, and replacing them with the following:
"5.12.1 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -1 shown -on Schedule 'A' -`Map 9 to
By-law No. 2040.
:..12.2 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -2 as shown on Schedule 'A' - Map 13 to
By-law No. 2040.
5.12.3 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -3 as shown on Schedule 'A' - Map 36 to
By-law,No. 2040.
5.12.4 PERMITTED USES
Trailer Park
Defined Area
Al -4 as shown on Schedule 'A' - Map 40 to
0, By-law.No. 2040."
33. THAT By-law No. 2040, as amended, is hereby further
amended by deleting subsections 5.7, 5.8, 5.9 and
replacing them with the following:
"5.7
FRONT YARD DEPTH
for buildings and structures used
or intended to be used for the
raising of livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms 60.0 metres
for other agricultural buildings
and structures including kilns
and storage sheds
all other cases, including single
family detached residences
5.8 SIDE YARD WIDTH
.for buildings and structures used
or�intended to be used for the
raising of livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms
all other cases, including single
family detached residences
5.9 REAR YEAR DEPTH
12.2 metres
18.0 metres
60.0 metres
3.0 metres
for buildings and structures used
or intended to be used for the
raising of livestock or for the
growing of mushrooms 60.0 metres
for other agricultural buildings
and structures including kilns
and storage sheds 5.0 metres
all other cases, including single
family detached residences 15.0 metres"
34. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force
without the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board
but upon such approval this By-law shall take effect
on the date of the passing thereof.
READ'a FIRST and SECOND time this 18th day of February, 1982.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 18th day of
February, 1982. r
E
CLERK
SCHEDULE -"B"
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
3
Lot 16 Lot 17°
Con. X Con. X CAV
RC- 4-.Z.
Lot 18
Con. XI
Lot 18
Con. X
1
Y
0S
Lot 19
Con. X
Lot 19
Con. XI
This is
Schedule "B"
to By-law
No.Z113-82
passed
thel8th day of
February
,1982 .
Reeve erk
Lot 18 I
Con . X
0 100 200 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
SCHEDULE "A"
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
ICo
t 14 Lot 15
n. XI Con. XI
Lot 16
Con. X
RC1
�6
t
Lot 14 Lot 15 Lot 16
Con. X Con. X Con. X
RG -2
3
1
This is Schedule "A" to By-law No.Z113-82
passed the 18th day of February, 1982.
Reeve Clerk
0 100 200 Nwtres
0 40r'
. .
SCHEDULE "C
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
Lot 13
Con. X
RC -7
Lot 13
Con. IX /
3
�o •
This is Schedule "C" to By-law
�1 y aw No. 2113-82
passed thel8thday of February , 1982,
Lot 14!`•
Con. I Xt -�.��. �•
4e-re—v C 1 e r
0I00 200 Metres
0 400
600 Feet
t
. SCHEDULE "D TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM'
Lot 8
Con. IX
Lot 8
Con. VII
Lot 8 (116) Lot 9 (117
N.T.R. N.T.R.
N�� RpPp No
. 38
GQ�
RC -11
Lot 9 (117)
S.T.R.
Lot 8 (116)
S.T.R.
Lot I9
Con. IX
r0UA' T RY �A
No• `44
Lot 9
Con. VI I I
This is Schedule "D" to 8y -law No. 1113-82
passed the 18th day of February , 1982;.
Reeve Clerk •
0 100 200 NKtres
0 400 600 Feet
SCHEDULE "F"
TOMNSH I P OF BAYHA,`I
This is Schedule "F" to By-law No.Z113-82
passed the 18th day of February , 1982 .
Reeve Clerk
0 100 200 Metres
0 400 900 Feet
SCHEDULE "E"
M
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
This is Schedule "E" to By-law No.Z113-82
passed thel8thday of February ,1982 .
Reeve
C I erk
0 100 200 Metres
0 400 800 Fee.
SCHEDULE "G"
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
Lot 15
Con. V
0
Lot 16
►� Con. V
z
I
RC -17
Lot 15 co�NTy
Con. I V r.
D No
Lot 16
Con. IV
Lot 28
South G -)re
Lot 27 RC -18
Con. V
Lct 28
Con. V
This is Schedule "G" to By-law No.Z113-82
passed thel8th day of February ,1982
Ri-eve Clerk
0 100. 290 N&-tres
0 400 800 Feet
SCHEDULE "H",1
LOT 13
M. IV
TOWNSHIP OF DAYHAM
LOT 14
COA IV
LOT 15
cou. I V
' RC 9
LOT 1F
CON. IV
LOT 13
CON. III
LOT 14 1
CON. III I
I LOT 15
i
' LOT 16
CON. 111
RC -2o
This is Schedule "H" to By-law No.Z113-82
passed thel8thday of February ,1982 .
Reeve C1 erk
iceffumim
VILLAGE OF VIENNA
i-
0 200 400 Metres
1 J
0 400 800 Feet
t
i
. SCHEDULE "J" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
This is Schedule "J" to By-law No.Z113-82 0 100 200 Metres
passed the 18th day of February 1982. 0, 400 800 Feet
�eeve C erk
SCHEDULE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
W
LL. i Lot 15 Lot 16
Co Con. III Con. III
w
47
i RC -22
r
L_
8IG 07- HI Gff leo.
19 Lot 16
\ Con. II
Lot 7 Lot 8
Con. II Con. II
RC -23
Lot 7 Lot 8'
Con. I Con. I
r
This is Schedule "I" to 8y -law No.Z113-82
passed thel8thday of February ,1982 .
Reeve Clerk
0 200 400 Metres
4 1 ,
0 400 800 Feet
0
EXPLANATORY NOTE
TO BY-LAW NO. Z113-82
a) The purpose of By-law No. 2113-82 of the Township of
Bayham is to bring By-law No. 2040, as amended, into
conformity with the East Elgin Official Plan.
b) The effects of By-law No. 2113-82 may be itemized as
follows:
i) Clause 1 modifies the Rural Commercial (RC) 7one
Regulation,s by deleting from the list of permitted
uses the following:#
drive-in restaurant `
motel
motor home, travel trailer, truck camper sales
motor vehicle servi^e establishment with or
without eating facilities
motor vehicle sales establishment
retail store, general
auto body shop
These uses have been deleted so that the Rural
Commercial (RC) Zone Regulations will conform
with the intent of the Official Plan policies for
predominantly agricultural areas.
ii) Clause 2 corrects a typographical error in sub -
subsection 10.7 of By-law No. 2040.
iii)
iv)
Clause 3 adds a new subsection "Special Use
Regulations" to Section 10 Rural Commercial (RC)
Zone Regulations of By-law No. 2040. The special
use regulations will facilitate zoning as legal
non -conforming uses for a number of existing
commercial properties which do not conform with
the rural commercial zone regulations of By-law
No. 2040, as amended, and the policies for pre-
dominantly agricultural areas in the East Elgin
Official Plan.
Clauses 4 through 22 inclusive provide individual
'special use' zone regulations which recognize a
number of existing non -conforming uses a;;i legal
uses at the following locations:
a
t
RC -1 permitting a welding and engine repair
shop in the area shown as RC -1 on Schedule
'A' to this By-law;
RC -2 permitting a bait sales shop in the area
shown as RC -2 on Schedule 'A' to this By-law;
RC -3 permitting travel trailer sales in the
area shown as RC -3 on Schedule 'A' to this
By-law;
RC -4 permitting a radio and television sales
and service shop in the area shown as RC -4 on
Schedule "B' to this By-law;.
RC -6 permitting a gas station and variety.
store in the area showy. as RC -6 bn Schedule
'C' to this By-law;
RC -7 permitting an auto body shop in the area
shown as RC -7 on Schedule 'C' to this By-law;
RC -8 permitting a restaurant and truck rec_air
operation in the area shown as RC -8 on
Schedule 'D' to this By-law;
RC -9 permitting a small engine repair shoo
in the area shown as RC -9 on Schedule 'D'�
to this By-law;
RC -ll permitting a motorcycle sales and service
shop in the area shown as RC -11 on Schedtle
'DO to this Bylaw;
RC -12 permitting an auto body shop. in the - -
area shown as RC -12 on Schedule 'E' to this
By-law;
RC -15 permitting a variety store and gas bar
in the area shown as RC -15 on Schedule 'F'
to this By-law;
RC-16.permitting a drive-in restaurant in
the area shown as RC -16 on Schedule 'F'
to this By-law;
RC -17 permitting a garage for mechanical
repairs in the area shown as RC -17 on Schedule
'G' to this By-law;
viii) Clause 26 provides a revised series of setbacks
for pit and quarry operations in the Extractive
Industrial (M3) Zone. The revised setbacks of
90.0 metres (approximately 300 feet) from a lot
line, an occupied dwelling or from a residential
or institutional zone are in conformity with the
Pits and Quarries Control Act R.S.O. 1980.
ix) Clause 27 adds a new subsection "Special Use
Regulations" to Section 8 Estate Residential (ER)
Zone Regulations of By-law No. 2040. The special
use regulations are extracted from By-law 1958
which was passed under Section 35 of The Planning
Act R.S.O. 1970, before the adoption of the Town-
ship's current Zoning By-law No. 2040,. The
addition of these special use regulations will
facilitate th4 zoning of seven (7) estate resi-
dential lots with special setback criteria for
buildings and structures from lowland areas on
these lots.
x) Clause 28 provides the setback criteria and
regualtions for the location of buildings and
other structures in the estate residential area
marked as ER -1 on Schedule 'J' to this By-law.
xi) Clause 29 deletes a discretionary section from
the General Provisions of By-law No. 2040 regarding
areas which may be subject to hazardous natural
conditions.
xii) Clauses 30 and 31 modify the General Provisions
of By-law No. 2040 by eliminating discretionary
statements concerning 'Temporary Uses' (Section
4.8), and 'Non-compliance with Minimum Lot or
Yard Requirements' (Section 4.13).
xiii) Clause 32 corrects references to Map part numbers
for special Agricultural Zones in By-law No. 2040.
xi°v) Clause 33 amends the Front, Side and Rear Yard
Regulations for buildings and structures erected
in the Agricutlural (Al) Zone. Re-�ised setbacks
for farm -buildings and structures other than those
� used for rai'hing livestock and growing mushrooms
are provided, as well as more suitable yard
regulations for other cases including single
family detached dwellings.
so
RC -18 permitting a variety store and gas bar
in the area shown as RC -18 on Schedule 'G'
to this By-law;
RC -19 permitting an
area shown as RC -19
By-law;
auto body shop in the
on Schedule 'H' to this
RC -20 permitting a used car sales operation
in the area shown as RC -20 on Schedule 'H'
to this By-law;
RC -21 perrAitting.a garage for mechanical
repairs and an automotive salvage -yard in
the area shown as RC -21 on Schedule 'H' to
this By-law;
RC -22 permitting a variety store and gas bar
in the area shown as RC -22 on Schedule 'I'
to this By-law;
RC -23 permitting a fish market in the area
shown as RC -23 on Schedule 'I' to this By-law.
In addition to the uses outlined above, all uses
permitted in the RC Zone are also permitted at
these sites.
v) Clause 23 modifies the Rural Industrial (M2) Zone
Regulations by deleting from the list of permitted
uses the following:
salvage yard
solid waste transfer site
These uses have been deleted so that the Rural
Industrial (M2) Zone Regulations will conform
with the intent of the Official Plan policies for
predominantly agricultural areas.
V.41) Clause 24 provides 'special use' zone regulations
which recognize an existing solid waste transfer
site as a legal non -conforming use at the location
shown as M2-2 on Schedule 'E'"to this By-law.
vii) Clause 25 changes the zoning from Rural Commercial
(RC) to Open Space (OS) in the area srourn as OS on
Schedule 'B' to this By-law. The change in zoning
reflects the existing land use of the site which is
a picnic and rest stop provided by the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications along Highway No.
3.
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SCHEDULE "A"
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
MAP 17
This is Schedule "A" -Map 17 to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of August, 1980.
Aeeve��
Clerk
0 100 240 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
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SCHEDULE "All TO1,0INSN I P OF 3AYNArl tIAPS 18 TO 19 -
Lot 5 (113)
N.T.R. I
I�
Ij
COUNTY ROAD No.
Al
Lot 5 (113)
S.T.R.
Al
M,1
Lot 6 (114)
S.T.R.
Lot 8 (116) �j
Lot 9 (117
N.T.R. N.T.R.
Al No 38
WUN
RG
Al Lot 9 (117)
S. T. R.
of 8 (116)
ST
l0 100 290 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
19
iE?
41
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 18 & 19
to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of
August, 1980.
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Clerk
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SCHEDULE "All
Lot 14 (122) Lot 1
N.T.R. (123)
Al ,T.R.
COUNTY 1. D No,
Lot 14 (122)
S. T, R.
Al
Lot 19 (127)
N.T.R.
IAl
LINTY
Lot 19 (127)
S. T. R.
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM MAPS 20 ro 23
20
No.
Lot 22 Al Lot 23 (131)
(130) N,T.R.
N.T.R.
*o-
m Al
Lot 22Lot 23 (131)
(130)S. T.
S.T.R.
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 20 to 23
to 6y -law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
August, 1980.
ZIA 05,0�-e!Va
Re ve
-me —,k
j 0 100'A 200 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
Lot 20 (128)
N.T.R.
Al
i V
Q
Lot 20 (128
s.7. R. Al
Lot 25 (133)
Lot 24' N.T.R.
(132)
N.AT jR.'
Al
Lot 25 (133)
S. T. R.
Lot 21
(129)
N.T.R.
Al
23
21.
0
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SCHEDULE "A"
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM MAPS 24 & 25 _
24
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 24 & 25
to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
Augu t, 1980.
Reeve
Clerk
.0 100 200 Metres
0 �'r00 800 Feet
Lot 15 (123)
S.T.R.
Al
Lot 15
South Gore
RC
Lot 15 _
1 �2
Con. V
Al
d
Lot 16 (124)
S.T.R.
Al
Lot 16
South Gore
Lo t 16
Con. V
Al
25
SCHEDULE "A"
4P i
f
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
Lot 28
South Gore
Al
Lot 27
Con. V RG
Al Lot 28
Con. V
0
9
27
26
MAPS 26 To 28 -
This is Schedule "A" -Map -26 to 28
to By-law No, 2040
passed the 6th day of
August 1980.
4Q e' '
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C er
0, _100, 290 Metres
.0 400 810 Feet
Lot 15
Con. Al V M2
Al
0
Q
Lot 16
Con. V
Lot 15 RC ��UNry
Con. IV 0 No.
4S
AlLot 16
A� Con. IV
SCHEDULE "A"
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
29
Lot 17 Lot 18
Con. Con. V
Al � Al
U
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mi
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Al 0 45
Lot 18
Con. IV Al
Lot 27 Lot 28
Con. V Con. V
Al
OqD No.
Lot 27 4S
Con. IV Al
31
NAPS 29 To 32 -
Lot 20 Lot 21
Con. V Con. V
Al
c°ljNrr
ROAD No '
Al 45
Lot 20 Lot 21
Con. IV Con. IV
This is Schedule "A"- Maps 29 to 32
to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
August 1980. Z
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Clerk
0 100 200 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
Lot 3
Con. I I I Al
RG
Al
Lot 2 Lot 3 Al RC
Con.. II Con. II
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SCHEDULE "A"
LOT 13
Cori. ► V
Al
TONNSHIP OF BAYHArl
LOT114
COA l V
LOT 13 I RC
COM. III
Al LOT 14 1
Cai. Ill I
1
I
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I
I
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I
I
1
I
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1
LOT 15
Coll. ►V
I
LOT 15
COV. 111
IN
FTV
VILLAE OF VIFNNA
MAP `33
LOT 16
CON. IV
LOT 4G
Cal -I III
All "
This is Schedule "A" -Map 33 to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of August 1980.
Rc,�e;p -
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0 400 800 Feet
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SCHEDULE "A" TOIAINSH I P OF BAYHAM MAPS 34 To 36
Z Al
Uj
U_ Lot 15 Lot 16
Uj
w Con. III Con. II
J
RC
oS
L<
BIG 07.
TSR IG
GNwq Y No • 19
Lot 16
Al
Con. II
This is Schedule "A" -Maps 34 to 36
to By-law No -2040
passed the 6th day of
August 1980. ZZ'
Reeve
Clerk
0 290 400 Metres
'0 400 800 Feet
Al
Al -3
34
1 36
Al
,
vI <<AGF
\ � � OF vI ENN
Lot 12 Lot 13
Con. II Con. II
NIGNWp�
No
Al
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SCHEDULE "A"
Lot 7 Lot 8
Con. II Con. II
Al
RC
Lot 7 Lot 8'
Con. I Con. I
Al
TOIVINSH I P OF BAYHAII
37
MAPS 37 To 40
Lot 12
Con. II Q, Lot 13
Con. I I
C
z
Al
Lot 12
Con. I Al
This is Schedule "A" -Map 37 to 40
3� to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
'Angus 1980.
Rd6ve
Clerk
0 200 400 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
J �
oUJ co�
Nrr Ro Al
W I AD
CO No 42 1 D
J I •
J �=
> a I Lot 14
Con. I
A1-4 Lot 15
Al Con, I
LAKE ERIE
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This is Schedule "A".
Map 41 to
to 6y -law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
Au st, 1980.
:xf
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Clerk
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0 200 400 Metres
� 1
0 800 1600 Feet
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SCHEDULE "D"
FD
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
EDEN
FD
Al �,Qr
Pati
Lot 22 Lot 23
Con. VIII Con. VIII
Al
FD
11ZH R
This is Schedule "D" to 6y -law No. 2040 0 .100 200 Metres
pe 6th day of August, 1 -0 400 800 Feet
R Ave Clerk
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SCHEDULE "B" TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM CALTON
R= R M
r1
Lot 1
Con. IV
HC
ea�NTy Ro
Al
A� 5
Lot 1 N0' 4
Con. III
This is Schedule "B"
to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
u st, 1980. j
Peeve
Cl erk
r
of2 I
on.IVj
0- 100 200 Metres
0- 400 800 Feet
i
This is Schedule "C"
to By-law No.2040
passed the 6th day of
August, 1980.
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Clerk
0 N 100 Metres
0 400 Feet
Lot 4
Con. X
Al
Lot 5
Con. IX
HR
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11[�� m
Al
Lot 6
Con. X
Al
Lot 6
Con. I X
OS
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Lot 7
Con. DJ
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SCHEDULE "F"
Lot 123
Con. VII
r_� IM
Lot 121
Con. VII
TOI-INSH I P OF BAYHAM
Lot 1225
Con. VII
Al
FD
M2 ;
M1
FD
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127
Lot 126 VII
Con. YII
FD /
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FD HRC.
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Al
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Lot 123 lot 114 Lot 125 Lot 126 Lot 117
Con. VI Con. VI Con. VI Con. VI Con. VI
This is Schedule "F" to By-law No. 2040
passed the 6th day of August 1980.
�+ 1
Reeve Clerk
Q 440 810 FEET
10 00 2 1IETERS
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to
Board by The Corporation
Bayham for approval of a
land use passed pursuant
Planning Act.
The Ontario Municipal
of the Township of
by-law to regulate
to Section 35 of The
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal
Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of The
Wanning Act for approval of By-law No.2063 passed on the
-day of •Tanuary , 1981. A copy of the by-law is fur -
nished herewith and a note giving an explanation of the
purpose and effect of the by-law and stating the lands
affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after
the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver
to the clerk of the Township of Beyham notice of objection
to approval of the said by-law or any part --thereof giving
details of all or the portion of the by-law to which you
object and detailed reasons therefor, and shall indicate
that if a hearing is held the objector or an agent will
attend at the hearing to support the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval
of the by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date
of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of his support of
approval of the said by-law together with a request for
notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name
and address to whom such notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law
but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who
have filed an objection or notice of support and who have
left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address
to which notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly,
to any person who has filed a request for a change in the
provisions of the by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be March 27th., 1981.
DATED the 2.7th. day of February 1981.
Mr. J. A. Petrie
Ga
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2063
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it necessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040
THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts as follows:
1. THAT Section, 5.-8- of , By -,law No. 2040 be amended as follows:
"all other cases r� 3.0 m (9.8')"
"single-family detached dwellings 3.0 m (9.81)"
2. THAT Section 5.9 of By-law No. 2040 be amended by adding
after "all other cases" the following:
"Single-family detached dwellings 7.5 m (24.6')"
3. THAT Section 5.1 of By-law No. 2040 be amended by adding
after "one mobile home on a farm as a supplementary housing
to the farm operation" the following:
"wayside pits and quarries"
"market gardening"
4. THAT Section 5.2 "Minimum Lot Area" of By-law No. 2040 is
hereby amended by adding the following new subsection:
"5.2.2 Minimum Lot Area - Forestry Use
- Commercial Greenhouses
- Market Gardening
- Plant Nurseries
- Produce Outlets 6.0 ha
(15 ac.)"
5. THAT Section 6.5 "Maximum Building Height" of By-law No.
2040 is hereby amended by adding a new subsection as
follows:
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"6.5.1 Maximum Building Height
- Accessory Building 3.7 m
(121)"
THAT Section 6.6 "Minimum Floor Area" of By-law No. 2040
is hereby amended by adding a new subsection as follows:
"6.6.1 Maximum Floor Area - Accessory Building 32.6 m2
(350 sq. ft.) "
THAT Section 6 "Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone Regulations" of
By-law No. 2040, is hereby amended by adding a new subsec-
tion 6.10.6 to subsection 6.10 Exceptions HR Zone as follows:
"6.10.6 Permitted Uses
Machine shop,
Defined 'Are -a
toil and die business
HR -6 as shown on Schedule "F" to this By-law.
Minimum Side Yard
5.0 m"
THAT Schedule "F" to By-law No. 2040 is hereby amended as
follows:
"a) By deleting from the Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone
and adding to the Hamlet Residential (HR -6) Zone
those lands enclosed in heavy solid lines and
designated HR -6 on Schedule "A" to this By-law,
which Schedule is attached to and forms part of
this By-law. .
b) By deleting from the Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone
and Agricultural (Al) Zone and adding to the
Future Development (FD) Zone those lands enclosed
in heavy solid lines and designated FD on Schedule
"A" to this By-law which Schedule is attached to
and forms part of this By-law.
c) By deleting from the Agricultural (Al) Zone and
adding to the Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone those
IW lands enclosed in heavy solid lines and designated
HC on Schedule "A" to this By-law which Schedule
is attached to and forms part of this By-law."
9. THAT Schedule "D" to By-law No. 2040 is hereby amended as
follows:
By deleting from the Agricultural (Al) Zone and adding
to the Future Development (FD) Zone those lands enclosed
in heavy solid lines and designated FD on Schedule "B"
to this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
10. THAT Schedule "A" - Map 22 to By-law No. 2040 is hereby
amended as follows:
By deleting from the Rural Commercial (RC) Zone and
adding to the Rural Industrial (M2) Zone those lands
enclosed in heavy solid lines and designated M2 on
Schedule "C" to this By-law, which Schedule is attached
and forms part of this By-law.
11. THAT Schedule "A",to By-law No. 2040 is hereby amended
as follows:
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By deleting from the Agricultural (Al) Zone and adding
to the Rural Industrial (M2) Zone those lands enclosed
in heavy solid lines and designated M2 on Schedule "D"
to this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
12. THAT Schedule "A" to By-law No. 2040 is hereby amended
as follows:
By altering the location shown for "CALTON, Schedule B"
from Concession V to the intersection of. County Road
No. 45 and County Road No. 43 in Concession IV as shown
on Schedule "E" to this By-law.
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13. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force without
the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board, but upon
such approval this By-law shall take effect on the date of
the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 19 day of January , 1981.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 19 day of January,
1981.
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
TO BY-LAW NO.2063
By-law No. 2063 amends By-law No. 2040 of the Township of
Bayham to resolve certain objections to By-law No. 2040.
1. Item 1 provides a reduced side yard requirement of 3.0
metres for buildings and structures in the Agricultural
(Al) Zone which are not intended to be used for the
raising of livestock or for the growing of mushrooms.
The new side yard requirement of 3.0 metres also applies
to single-family detached dwellings.
2. Item 2 provides a reduced rear yard requirement of 7.5
metres for single family detached dwellings permitted
in the Agricultural (Al) Zone.
3. Item 3 identifies as permitted uses wayside pits and
quarries and market gardening in the Agricultural (Al)
Zone.
4. Item 4 establishes a minimum lot area of 6.0 hectares
(15 acres) for Forestry Uses, Commercial Greenhouses,
Market Gardening, Plant Nurseries and Produce Outlets
in the Agricultural (Al) Zone.
5. Item 5 establishes a maximum building height of 3.7 metres
for accessory buildings in the Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone.
6. Item 6 establishes a maximum floor area of 32.6 square
metres for accessory buildings in the Hamlet Residential
(HR) Zone.
7. Item 7 identifies as an exception to the Hamlet Residential
(HR) Zone a machine shop and tool and die business as a
legal use with a minimum side yard of 5.0 metres in the
area defined on Schedule "A" to this By-law as HR -6.
8. Item 8 establishes a number of changes to Schedule "F"
for the hamlet of Straffordville including:
a) a new zone - Special Hamlet Residential (HR -6) to
accommodate an existing machine shop and tool and die
business.
b) lands added to the Future Development (FD) Zone from
the Hamlet Commercial (HC) and Agricultural (Al) Zone
in anticipation of future growth in this area of the
Hamlet; and
c) lands added to the Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone from
the Agricultural (Al) Zone in order to correct the
location shown for an existing commercial business in
the Hamlet.
9. Item 9 zones a parcel of land in the Hamlet of -Eden
for a Future Development (FD) Zone in anticipation of
future growth in this area of the Hamlet (See Schedule "B"
to this By-law).
10. Item 10 zones a parcel of land Rural Industrial (M2)
Zone to accommodate an existing woodworking shop on
County Road No. 38 east of the Hamlet of Straffordville (See
Schedule "C" to this By-law).
11. Item 11 zones a parcel of land Rural Industrial (M2)
Zone to accommodate an existing Machine and Farm Equipment
Repair Shop in Lot 16, Concession 3 near the Village of
Vienna (See Schedule "D" to this By-law).
12. Item 12 corrects the location shown for the Hamlet of
Calton on Schedule "A" to By-law No. 2040 (See Schedule "E" to
this By-law).
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Lot IZ4 lot 115 lot 126
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(130) S.T.R.
SCHEDULE "C"
0 100 200 Metres
0 400 800 Feet
Thi s ' i s Schedule "C" to By-law No. 2063
passed the 19 thday of January 1981.
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Lot 16
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Lot 17
Con. III
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"D"
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By-law No.
2063
passed
the 19th
day
of
January
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1 2
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This is Schedule "E"
To By -Law No. 2063
Passed the 16 t . Day of
.January 1981.
Reeve
Clerk
NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal
Board by the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham for approval of a by-law to regulate
land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of The
Planning Act.
Re: Township of Bayham By-law No. 2064
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for
approval of By-law No.2064passed on thel9th.day of January ,
1981. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith and a note
giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law
and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the
date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the
clerk of the Township of Bayham. notice of objection to approval
of the said by-law or any pari thereof giving details of all or
the portion of the by-law to which you object and detailed
reasons therefor, and shall indicate that if a hearing is held
the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support
the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the
by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this
notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the
Township of Bayham notice of his support of approval of the
said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing
that may be held giving also the name and address to whom such
notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but
before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have
filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with
or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which
notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person
who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the
by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be April 10th.
DATED this 10th. day of March 1981
Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1YO
, 1981.
CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2064
A by-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT Schedule '"A" to By-law No. 2040 is hereby amended as
follows:
a) By deleting from the Agricultural (A1`) Zone and
adding to the Rural Residential (RR) Zone those
lands enclosed in heavy solid lines and designated
RR on Schedule "A" to this By-law which Schedule is
attached to and forms part of this By-law.
2. THAT noY
art of this By-law shall come into force without
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the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board, but upon
such approval this By-law shall take effect on the date
of the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 19th. day of January , 1981.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 19th. day of January
1981.
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Clerk
EXPLANATORY NOTE
OF BY-LAW NO. 2064
The lands affected by By-law No. 2064 are shown on
Schedule "A", in heavy solid lines and marked RR on the
attached copy of such By-law.
By-law No. 2040 permits the use of these lands for Agricultural
purposes as set out in subsection 5.1. If By-law No. 2064 is
approved by the Ontario Municipal Board, it will zone the land
Rural Residential (RR) and permit the development of a single
family dwelling.
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
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SCHEDULE "A"
0 100 200 Metres
400 8 0 Feet
This is Schedule "A" to By-law No. 2064
passed the 19thday of
F.
January 9 1981.
Reeve Cl erk
Lot 27
Lot 28
Con. IV
Con. IV
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Of Lot
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0 100 200 Metres
400 8 0 Feet
This is Schedule "A" to By-law No. 2064
passed the 19thday of
F.
January 9 1981.
Reeve Cl erk
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to
Board by the Corporation
Bayham for approval of a
land use passed pursuant
Planning Act.
the Ontario Municipal
of the Township of
by-law to regulate
to Section 35 of The
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for
approval of By-law No.2068 passed on the lstday of April
1981. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith and a note
giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law
and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the
date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of objection to approval
of the said by-law or any part therepf giving details of all or
the portion of the by-law to which you objec e and detailed
reasons therefor, and shall indicate that if a hearing -is held
the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support
the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the
by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this
notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the
Township of Bayham notice of his support of approval of the
said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing
that may be held giving also the name and address to whom such
notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but
before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have
filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with
or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which
notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person
who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the
by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be May 6th , 1981.
DATED this 9th day of April
, 1981
Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2068
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it necessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040,
THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts as -follows:
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1. THAT By-law No.'2040 as amended, is hereby'further
amended by deleting subsection 6.10.6 to subsection
6.10 Exceptions Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone, and
replacing it with the following:
"6.10.6 Permitted Uses
Machine shop and tool and die business.
Defined Area
HR -6 as shown on Schedule "A" to this
By-law.
Minimum Side Yard
1.5 metres
2. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force
without the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board
but upon such approval this By-law shall take effect
on the date of the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 1st day of April , 1981.
rrEAD a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 1st day of April
1981.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to
Board by the Corporation
Bayham for approval of a
land use passed pursuant
Planning Act.
the Ontario Municipal
of the Township of
by-law to regulate
to Section 35 of The
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for
approval of By-law No.2068 passed on the istday of April
1981. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith and a note
giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law
and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the
date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Town.9hip of Bayham notice of objection to approval
of the said by-law or any pert thereof giving details of all or
the portion of the -by-law to which Ybu object and detailed
reasons therefor, and shall indicate that if 4 hearing is held
the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support
the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the
by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this
notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the
Township of Bayham notice of his support of approval of the
said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing
that may be held giving also the name and address to whom such
notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but
before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have
filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with
or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which
notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person
who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the
by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be
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DATED this 9th day of April
May 6th
, 1981
Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1YO
, 1981.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2068
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it necessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040,
THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts as hollows:
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1. THAT By-law No. 2040 as amended, is hereby further
amended by deleting subsection 6.10.6 to subsection
6.10 Exceptions Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone, and
replacing it with the following:
"6.10.6 Permitted Uses
Machine shop and tool and die business.
Defined Area
HR -6 as shown on Schedule "A" to this
By-law.
Minimum Side Yard
1.5 metres
2. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force
without the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board
but upon such approval this By-law shall take effect
on the date of the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 1st day of April , 1981.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 1st day of April
1981.
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
OF BY-LAW NO. 2068
By-law No. 2040 as amended, permits the use of these lands for
a machine shop and tool and die business on the south side of
Fifth Street in the Hamlet of Straffordville. The purpose of
this By-law is to correct an improper reference to the land use
schedule showing the location of the subject lands, and to
provide a more appropriate side yard regulation for the existing
land use.
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The effect of this By-law will be to establish the existing use
of the subject lands as a use recognized and permitted on the
site by the Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law for the Township of
Bayham.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal
Board by the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham for approval of a by-law to regulate
land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of The
Planning Act.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for
approval of By-law No. 2069passed on the 1st day of April ,
1981. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith and a note
giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law
and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the
date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayham notice of objection to approval
of the said by-law or any part thereof giving details of all or
the portion of the by-law to which lou object and detailed
reasons therefor, and shall indicate that if a hearing ,is held
the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support
the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the
by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this
notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the
Township of Bayham notice of his support of approval of the
said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing
that may be held giving also the name and address to whom such
notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but
before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have
filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with
or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which
notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person
who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the
by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be May 6th
DATED this 9th
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, 1981
Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1YO
, 1981.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2069
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it necessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040,
THEREFORE the Council of the Ccrporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts as follows:
1. THAT By-law No. 2040 as Aended, is hereby further
amended by amending Schedule "F" by deleting from
the Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone and adding �to the
Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone those lands enclosed in
heavy solid lines and designated HC on Schedule "A"
to this By-law which Schedule is attached to and
forms part of this By-law.
2. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force
without the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board
but upon such approval this By-law shall take effect
on the date of the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 1st day of April , 1981.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 1st day of April
1981.
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passed the 1st day of April , 1981.
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The lands affected by By-law No. 2069 are in the Hamlet of
Straffordville and are shown on Schedule 'A', in heavy solid
lines and marked HC on the attached copy of such By-law. The
subject property is an irregular parcel constituting part of
a former road allowance which was closed and conveyed by the
Township to a private citizen.
These lands have since been used* to store automobiles in
connection with an autoipobile sales establishment on the
adjacent lot to the north in the Hamlet Commercial (HC) Zone.
A mapping error in the development of By-law No. 2040 (The
Township's Comprehensive Zoning By-law) inadvertently placed
the subject property in the Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone
associated with residential land uses to the south.
The effect of this By-law will be to legally establish the
subject lands as commercial property in the Hamlet of
Straffordville. If By-law No. 2069 is approved by the
Ontario -Municipal Board, it will zone the land Hamlet
Commercial (HC) and permit those uses set out in subsection
9.1 of By-law No. 2040 as amended.
4.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal
Board by the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham for approval of a by-law to regulate
land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of The
Planning Act.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for
approval of By-law No.2070 passed on the 1st day of April ,
1981. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith and a note
giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law
and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the
date of this notice, send by•regist-�red mail or -deliver to the
Clerk of the Township of Bayha* notice of objection to approval
of the said by-law or'any part thereof giving details of all or
the portion of the by=law to which you object and -detailed
reasons therefor, and shall indicate that if a hearing is held
the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support
the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the
by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this
notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the
Township of Bayham notice of his support of approval of the
said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing
that may be held giving also the name and address to whom such
notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but
before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have
filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with
or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which
notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person
who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the
by-law.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be May 6th , 1981.
DATED this 9th day of April , 1981
Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2070
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
WHEREAS the Counc.i,l,..of . the. Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it necessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040,• `'
THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts as follows:
1. THAT By-law No. 2040 as amended, is hereby further
amended by amending Schedule "F" by deleting from the
Hamlet Residential (HR) Zone and adding to the Hamlet
Residential (HR -7) Zone those lands enclosed in heavy
solid lines and designated HR -7 on Schedule "A" to
this By-law, which Schedule is attached to and forms
part of this By-law.
2.
is
THAT Section 6 "Hamlet Residential (HR)
of By-law No. 2040, is hereby amended k
sub -section 6.10.7 to sub -section 6.10
as follows:
"6.10.7
Permitted Uses
Woodworking shop.
Defined Area
Zone Reaulations"
y adding a new
Exceptions HR Zone
HR -7 as shown on Schedule "A" to this By-law.
Permitted Buildings and Structures
The existing buildings and structures for
the permitted uses "
3. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force
without the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board
but upon such approval this By-law shall take effect
on the date of the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 1st day of April , 1981.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 1st day of April
1981. ,*
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This is Schedule "A" to By-law No. 2070
passed the 1st day of April 1981.
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
OF BY-LAW NO. 2070
By-law No. 2040 as amended, permits the use of these lands at
the corner of Centennial Avenue and Plank Road (in the Hamlet
of Straffordville), for residential purposes. The owner of the
subject property objected to the Township's Comprehensive
restricted area (Zoning) By-law No. 2040 because it failed to
recognize his existing woodworking shop as a permitted use.
The purpose of this By-law is to acknowledge the existing uses
in the existing buildings Ion thss subject property, including
both residential and commercial woodworking uses. The effect
of this By-law will be establish the existing woodworking shop
as a legally permitted use on the site in addition to the
residential uses already permitted in the area by the Restricted
Area (Zoning) Fay -law for the Township of Bayham.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal
Board by the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham for approval of a by-law to regulate
land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of The
Planning Act.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for
approval of By-law No.2071 passed on the 1st day of April ,
1981. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith and a note
giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law
and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith.
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the
date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the
Clerk. of the Township of Bayhan, notice of 'o`bjection to approval
of the said by-law or any wart then,pof giving details of all or
the portion or the by-law to which you object and detailed
reasons therefor, and shall indicate that if'a hearing is held
the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support
the objection.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the
by-law may within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this
notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the
Township of Bayham notice of his support of approval of the
said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing
that may be held giving also the name and address to whom such
notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but
before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any
objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any
hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have
filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with
or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which
notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person
who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the
by-law.
srHE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be May 6th , 1981.
DATED this 9th day of April 1981
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Mr. J.A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 2071
A By-law to amend By-law No. 2040, the
Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law of the
Township of Bayham
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham has deemed it nf-cessary to amend its Zoning
By-law No. 2040,
THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Bayham enacts as follows:
1. THAT By-law No. 2040 as amended is hereby further
. amended by amending Schedule "C" by deleting from the
Hamlet Residential (ii R) Zone and the Hamlet Commercial
(HC) Zone and adding to the Rural Industrial (M2-1)
Zone those lands enclosed in heavy solid lines and
designated M2-1 on Schedule "A" to this By-law,
which Schedule is attached to and forms part of this
By-law.
2. THAT Section 12 "Rural Industrial (M2) Zone Regulations"
of By-law No. 2040, is hereby amended by adding a new
subsection 12.10 Exceptions M2 Zone as follows:
"12.10. EXCEPTIONS - M2 ZONE
Notwithstading the permitted uses of Section
12.1 of this By-law, the following provisions
shall apply at the locations indicated.
12.10.1 Permitted Uses
Metal and wood fabrication for manufacturing
�- and repair of horse race carts.
Defined Area
0 M2-1 as shown on Schedule "A" to this By-law.
Minimum Lot Frontage
7.0 metres."
3. THAT no part of this By-law shall come into force
without the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board
but upon such approval this By-law shall take effect
on the date of the passing thereof.
READ a FIRST and SECOND time this 1st day of April 1 1981.
READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 1st day of April ,
1981.
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By-law No. 2040 as amended, permits the use of part of these
lands in the Hamlet of Corinth for commercial purposes and
part for residential purposes. The subject property consists
of two land -locked parcels adjacent to the Canadian National
Railway right-of-way. The parcels have been consolidated under
one ownership and have been provided with a long, narrow access
lane to Concession Road X. For the purpose of this By-law
the wid�h of the access lane becomes the Minimum Lot Frontage
of the subject property.
An existing building of approximately 474 square metres (5,100
square feet) is located in the south-west corner of the subject
property which is presently zoned to permit a wide variety of
commercial uses. The owner of the property intends to use
this structure in his business of manufacturingand repairing
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horse carts which involves some welding and woodworking. These
activities are normally permitted in the Rural Industrial (M2)
Zone.
The effect of this By-law will be twofold. First, it will place
the entire subject property in one zoning category which is
appropriate to the intended use of the property for the
manufacturing and repair of horse race carts. Second, it will
recognize the irregular lot frontage associated with the parcel.
If By-law No. 2071 is approved by the Ontario Municipal Board,
it will zone the land Rural Industrial (M2-1) and permit those
uses set out in subsection 12.1 of By-law No. 2040 as amended.
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW N 0 . 2042
BEING a by-law to adopt the assessment on which the taxes shall be levied
for the year 1980, to levy the taxes for the year 1980 and to provide for
the collection thereof.
WHEREAS by action of the Province of Ontario, provision was made for the
making of the assessment of the Municipality by the Province of Ontario
Assessment Commissioner, as the assessment on which the rate of taxation
for the year 1980 should be levied;
AND WHEREAS the assessment roll containing the assessment made as aforesaid
has yet to be revised by the Assessment Review Court and is subject to the
disposition of appeals presently before the Court.
AND WHEREAS it is necessary and expedient to levy on the whole rateable
property according to the last assessment roll of the said Township the
sum of $1,266,392. for the general purpose of the said Township for the
current year, for the payment of the County rate for the current year, and
for the purposes of defraying part of the expenses of Public, Separate and
High School education, and other purposes;
THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TO101SHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the assessment contained in the assessment roll of the Township of
Bayham as made pursuant to Province of Ontario Regulations, be and the same
is hereby adopted as the assessment on which the rate of taxation .for the
year 1980 shall be levied.
2. That the said assessment roll twnship."" and the same,is hereby adopted as the
last assessment roll for the said
3. That, for the purpose of providing the stun of '$556,416. for the general
purposes of the Corporation, including the amount requi.ed for County
purposes and other -.purposes f6r the current year, a rate of 93.884 mills on
the dollar be and the same is hereby levied for the year 1980 upon the
whole of the said assessment of the Township according to the last
assessment roll, except that on assessment of $6,388,600. a reduction of
15%, shall be made.
4. That in addition, for the purpose of providing the stun of $709,976. for
Public, Separate and High School Education purposes for the current year
the following; mill rates be and the same are hereby levied for the year
1980 upon the respective portions of the said assessment of the School
Supporters o.f the said Township according to the last assessment roll, as
indicated hereunder; -
RESIDENTIAL MILL COMMERCIAL MILL TOTAL
SCHOOL AREA ASSESSMENT RATE ASSESSMENT RATE LEVY
Elgin
Cty.Elementary
$5,770070•
54.851
$462,475•
64.530
$32;.6,386.
Elgin
Cty. R.C.S.S.
617,630.
61.585
331845•
72.452
40,489.
Elgin
Ctv. Secondary
6,3$$,600.
46.339
496,320•
54.517
323,101.
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5. That, in addition, for street lighting purposes, the following sums
be and are hereby levied upon the respective assessments in each of the
following street lighting areas: -
LIGHTING
RESIDENTIAL
MILL
COMMERCIAL
MILL
TOTAL
AREA
ASSESSMENT
RATE
ASSESSMENT
RATE
LEVY
Corinth
$60,$$0.
3.089
$ 312$5•
3.634
$ 200.
Eden
159,250.
14.867
19,015.
17.190.
2,700.
Richmond
102,120.
6.179
51$05.
7.269
675.
Straff ordville
447,900.
5.455
188,035.
6.418
3,650 -
,650.Talbot
Talbot
55,970.
1..195
330.
16.700
800.
6. The Clerk shall prepare and deliver the Collector's Roll to the Tax
Collector on or before the 15th. day of August, 1980.
7. All taxes and other special rates shall be paid in the office of the
Tax Collector or Treasurer of the Township of Bayham.
8. Taxes shall become due and payable one-half on or before September 15,
1980, and one-half on or before December 15, 1980. Penalties for non-
payment when due and discounts for prepayment of taxes shall be as provided
for in Township of Bayham 'By-laws, penalties at the =rate of one and one-
quarter per cent per month. commenci the fiDst da of default ofpayment,
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and discounts at the rate of one-half per cent per month for each month for
which pre -payment is made), subject also to the provisions of By-law No.
1697.
9. The Collector shall have the privilege of mailing the tax notices to the
several taxpayers of the Township at their last known address.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 6th. DAY OF
August, 1980.
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Thi% Ct3RKRATI OU OF THE
TOWNSKIP OF BAYM-1
BY -LAS No - 2943
To stop up and close certain roads in the Township
of between the hours of 3: P.M. and 7: P.M.
R.S.T. on January 24, 1981, for the purpose of
holding; an automobile performance rally.
'WHFJ=3 the Council of the Corporation of the Tmin&i.p of Bayham,
hereinafter called the Corporation, has been requested to stop -up
and close certain roadways set out and described in Schedule "1"
attached hereto, between the hours of 3 : P.M. and 7' P.M. ".".T.
on January 24, 1981 for the purpose of holding an automobile per-
formance
er-
formance rally;
AND WHEREAS notice of this by-law has been publi:Jied once a :.cc:k
for four consecutive weeks in the Tillsonburg Mews, a NewSD,-Apez•
published in the Town of Tillsonburg;
AND notice to this has been posted up for at least one
month, in six of the most public places in the immediate naie;i-
bourhood of the said. 'roadways ;
AND &EMS the Council for the said Corporation has heard in
person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, all persons claiming
that their land will be prejudicially affected by this By-law
and who applied to be heard.
NOW THE WOU, the Council of the Township of Bayham
enacts as follows:
1. That upon and after the parsing of this Dy -law all those
portions of the roadways set out and described in Schedule nA'l
attached hereto, be and the same are hereby closed and stopped
up bctrcen the hours of 3: P.M. and 7: P.i�i. E.S.T. on January
24, 1931, for the purpose of holding an autom6bile p e rf orman c e
rally.
READ A FIRJT, 3EC0►ND AND THUW TIPS 4111D FINALLY PASSED 'TRIS 6th.
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DAY OF August, 1960.
I, 1 A. PETRIE. Clerk of the (:ORPORATX)K
of the TOWNSHIP of RAYHAA:, W hereby
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by - LAW oto. 2043
the travelled road through Lots 21, 22 anti 23 in
Conceaaion A.
11) the road allowance between CanLeSsions a and Xl opposite
Lot 21 in said Concessions, and
111) the road allowance between Lots 20 and 21 in Conceasion
X1 :ooutJ& oX tPhe .jouth linen of Provincial. Highway No.3;
b 3 1) the travelled roads through Lots 2l an 122 in than Gory
conc833i0z !forth of �:oncsssion Vll,
11) the Gravelled road through Lots 130,131,132 and 133 in
the Conce3sion North of Talbot Road $
iii) the road allowance jouUi of Little litter %.reek botween
Lots 23 and 26 extondine North from tie inter;aec: tion i4th
the travoll.ed .road in 11)
111) the travelleJ mad ps:ainj; through Lot 25 ,of �.oncession
V11, and
0 all travelled roads through and road allowance3 bo=, -Ung
Lot3 27 and 2d of Concessions V111 and Vt, excluding the
road allowance between Concession Vlyl and the Concession
horth of Talbot toad;
C) the travelled road through Lot 124 In the Concesa~i.on
north of Talbot toad;
d) :he road allowancu Latwaen and the travelled road through
Lots il3 ane 114 in the Conce3sion south of Talbot Road
fr. mra the South limit of Talbot Road to the North limit sof
i%3 road allowance between � oncesaion it and the Concession
.jouth of Talbot iload.
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Provided, however, that all road allowances bevJaen Layham Tom -ship
and adjoining municipalities are specifically exclUded.
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By -Law No. 80-34
1, G C. LEVERTON, CLERK OF THE CORP{)r
TION OF THE CO'M rY 0� EL(IN, DO III'
CERTIFY TIIAT TIIi, VOW. INr IS A [Q
COPY OF .BY- t -R W . ND. KO :3�, PASSE:)
THE COUNCIL OF 7I;E Si.,'(1 CORPORATION
THE .... 1`LT.N .... DAY OF .Sf1NE;JJ.`3:
"BE I.NG A ICY-I.AW CONSENTING TO THE 'I'EMPORAI:I LY UOS I NG OF GFR I hiid
'I'OtJ^IS}III' U1 13J1YiiAfi LUAUS I'O1: A Pf:RIUf) Oh I'UI►It f}UU}'.5."
WHEREAS notice has been received, by personal service, from
the Township of Bayham that they intend to pass a by-law to temporarily
close the following. list of .roads, for a period of four hours, from
3:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M., E.S.T. on January 24th, 1981:
(a) (i)
the travelled road through
Lots 21, 22 and 23 in Concession X
(ii)
the road allowance between
Concession X and XI opposite
Lot 21 in said Concessions,
and
(iii)
the road allowance between
Lots 20 and 21 in Concession XI
South of the South limit of
Provincial Highway 3;
(b) (i)
the travelled roads through
Lots 21 and 22 in the Core Con-
cession North of Concession
VII,
(ii)
the travelled road through
Lots 130, 131, 132 and 133 in the
Concession North of Talbot
Road,
(iii)
the road allowance South of
Little Otter Creek between Lots
25 and 2,6 extending North from
the intersection with the
travelled road in (ii),
(iv) the travelled road through Lot 26 of Concession VIII, and
(v) all travelled roads through an& road allowances bounding
Lots 27 and 2'8 of Concessions VIII and IX, excluding the
road allowance between Concession VIII and the Concession
North of Talbot Road;
(c) the travelled road through Lot 124 in the Concession North
of Talbot Road;
(d) the road allowance between and the travelled road through
Lots 113 and 114 in the Concession South of Talbot Road from
the South limit of Talbot Road to the North limit of the
road allowance between Concession V and the Concession South
of Talbot Road; and
WHEREAS the County of Elgin has no objection to the passing
of the by-law.
THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the
County of Elgin consents to the passing of a by-law temporarily closing
the roads as listed above.
READ a first time this 18th day of June, 1980.
READ A second time this 18th day of June, 1980.
READ a third time and finally passed this 18th day of June, 1980.
G. C. Le�Fc.�rCoi1,
Clerk,.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW N0. 2043
To stop up and close certain roads in the Township
of Bayham between the hours of 3: P.M. and 7: P.M.
E.S.T. on January 24, 1981, for the purpose of
holding an automobile performance rally.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham,
hereinafter called the Corporation, has been requested to stop -up
and close certain roadways set out and described in Schedule "A"
attached hereto, between the hours of 3: P.M. and 7: P.M. E.S.T.
on January 24, 1981 for the purpose of holding an automobile per-
formance rally;
AND WHEREAS notice of this by-law has been published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Ti llsonburg; News, a Newspaper
published in the Town of Tillsonburg;
AND WHEREAS notice to this has been posted up for at least one
month, in six of the most public places in the immediate neigh-
bourhood of the said roadways•
AND WHEREAS the Council far the said Corporation has heard in
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person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, all"persons claiming
that their land will be prejudicially affected by this By-law
and who applied to be heard.
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Township of Bayham
enacts as follows:
1. That upon and after the passing of this By-law all those
portions of the roadways set out and described in Schedule "A"
attached hereto, be and the same are hereby closed and stopped
up between the hours of 3: P.M. and 7: P.M. E.S.T. on January
24, 1981, for the purpose of holding an automobile performance
rally.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 6th.
DAY OF August, 1980.
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BY - LAW N o . 2043
a) 1) the travelled road through Lots 21, 22 and 23 in
Concession X.
11) the road allowance between Concessions X and X1 opposite
Lot 21 in said Concessions, and
111) the road allowance between Lots 20 and 21 in Concession
X1 South of the South limit of Provincial Highway No -3;
b) 1) the travelled roads through sots 21 and 22 in the Gore
concession North of Concession Vll,
11) the travelled road through Lots 130,131,132 and 133 in
the Concession North of Talbot Road,
111) the road allowance South of Little Otter Creek between
Lots 25 and 26 extending -North from the•intersection with
the travelled road in• 11) ,
1V) the travelled road passing through Lot 26 of,Concession
V11, and
V) all travelled roads through and road allowances bounding
Lots 27 and 28 of Concessions V111 and 1X, excluding the
road allowance between Concession V111 and the Concession
North of Talbot Road;
c) the travelled road through Lot 124 in the Concession
North of Talbot Road;
d) the road allowance between and the travelled road through
Lots 113 and 114 in the Concession South of Talbot Road
from the South limit of Talbot Road to the North limit of
the road allowance between Concession V and the Concession
mouth of Talbot Road.
Provided, however, that all road allowances between Bayham Township
and adjoining municipalities are specifically excluded.
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW N0. 2041
BEING A BY-LAW to set the fees for a certificate of arrears of
taxes.
WHEREAS The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970, Section 549 (1) directs
that the Treasurer shall, on demand, give a written certified
statement of the arrears due on any land.
AND WHEREAS an amount not exceeding the administrative cost of
the search and certified statement may be determined by a by-
law passed by council and charged for the aforesaid statement.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1.
2.
That the Treasurer be authorized to charge the amount of
Five Dollars ($5.00) for the issuing of a statement of
arrears of taxes 'uxider• t e provisions of The Municipal
Act, Section 549 (1).
That the funds received by the Treasurer for the issuing
of the aforesaid statement shall be paid over to the
general fund of the Township of Bayham.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
6th. DAY OF August, 1980.
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW N 0 . 2045
A By-law to provide for the Maintenance
of the Adler, Arn, Benner, Berdan-Cheesman,
Carnes, Coomber "B", Deli, Dennis,Emerson
West, Emerson "C", Green, Hampton,Horvath-
Blondeel, Magyar Dieleman, Mueller, Nelson,
Nevill, No -1, Peidl, Phillips, Pollick,
Reiser-Csinos, Schooley, C.E.Smith and Stewart
Municipal Drains and to raise the sum of
$9,082.42 to pay therefor.
WHEREAS the above mentioned drains were constructed under the provisions of the
Drainage Act, and according to the several by-laws of the municipality, providing
for such construction, and according to the various reports of the Township
Engineers made thereon.
AND WHEREAS it is provided by the said reports, by-laws and Drainage Act, that
the municipality of the Township of Bayham, shall maintain the said Drainage
works, at the expense of the land and roads in the said Township in any way
assessed for the construction thereof, in the portions according to such
assessment, until such assessments or portions thereof, be varied.
AND WHEREAS in complicance with such duty, the Municipality has from time to
time, carried out certain minor repairs on the said drains.
AND WHEREAS itis desirable to make a pro rata assessment and levy pursuant to the
said Drainage Act, upon the land and roads assessed for the construction of the
aforesaid drains, so as to provide for and raise the cost of the said repairs and
expenses incidental thereto, which amount in all to $9,082.42 and the Lands and
Roads assessed, and the amounts of the assessments thereon respectively upon
which the assessments and proportions hereby made are fixed, appear upon
attached Schedule of Assessments, which said Schedule is a part of this by-law.
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to levy the amounts in one year.
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corforation gf the Township of Bayham
enacts as follows:
1. THAT for the purpose of paying the said repairs and expenses incidental thereto
or fatr repaying into the General Funds of the Municipality the amount or cost there
-of the stun of $7,634.07 the amount charged against the land of the drainage works,
and now assessable for Maintenance, the following total special rates and amounts
as set out in the Schedule of Assessments attached hereto and forming a payt of
this by-law, shall over and above all other rates be assessed and leviedOz2ollected,
in the same manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and collected
upon and from the undermentioned lots or parts of lots as specified in the
attached schedule of assessments in the present year 1980.
2. THAT for the purpose of paying the sum of $1,159.22 the amount charged against
said roads of the Municipality, and $289.13 the amount charged against other
Municipalities,the Province of Ontario, and other Boards and Corporations for the
aforesaid purpose, accounts shall be levied against the roads of the Municipality
and against the other Municipalities, the Province of Ontario, and other Boards
and Corporations to pay the aforesaid amounts.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 18th. DAY OF
August, 1980.
Reeve Clerk
M
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
MUNICIPAL DRAIN REPAIRS
EXPIRES - 1980
A DLER DRAIN
ARN DRAIN
BENNER DRAIN
BERDAN-CHEESMAN DRAIN
(Branch)
CARNES DRAIN
F7
.4w
COOMBER "B" DRAIN
3-037
3-032
3-031
3-036
3-035
3-030
3-029
2-158
2-159
2-147
County of Elpin ( 4.5 )
4-011
3-145
4-010
3-141
3-140
3-097
3-127
3-023
M.T.C. (NO.19)
Township of Palrham
2-043
2-097
2-098
2-101
2-103
2-181
2-185
Township of Bann,>rr
5-101
5-102-01
5-102
5-101-01
5-105-01
5-105
3 -119
3-150
3-111
3-112
4-053
4-050
3-147
3-11.0
Township of Bayham
5-124
5-125
1*
$24.01
27.41
1.15
.27
.50
4.93
34.86
10.06
10.06
10_2.63
215t. -t#
5.17 $274-0
•39
90.78
3.88
63.47
65.48
7.60
1.94
3.88
237.42
13.19
11 X62 :'262.25
20.15
83.23
14.83
35.18
3.22
6.22
1.088
196.92
1, 8 �t214.50
20.17
35.63
17.82
48.92
36.82
14.6 $174-00
23.$0
4.84
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3.16
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3.74
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$127�
3 42.511.
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' Page - 2
DELI DRAIN
3-157
88.06
4-067
.89
4-070
3.51
3-158
17.50
4-071
139.95
4-072
4.37
4-073
115.1$
4-071;,
1.46
4-1.20
.89
4-122
8.71E
4-123
139.96
4-125
208.78
4-1.28
43.73
4-129
1.46
774.4
County
of Elgin
51.02
T�q . of
Bayham
16.10
*,)994. 60
DENNIS DRAIN
4-053
8.72
3-048
5.03
3-047
65.36
3-050
8.38
3-109
66.03
3-115
11.73
.1-3-09
117.32
3-110
2.01
3-147
50.61
335.19
C.P.R
9.72
M.T.C.
(19) a
19.4.4
0 Twp.of
Bayham
!A5.15
$09.50
EMERSON "WEST" DRAIN
2-091
27.82
2-093
1.35
2-179
73.52
2-181
41.96
141P. 65
Twp. of
Bayham
�18-55
$163.20
EMERSON "C" DRAIN
2-098
1.51.30
2-097
3.
$155.20
GREEN DRAIN
6-177
94
6-176
1.81
$ 1.29
2.75
HAMPTON DRAIN
THp of
Bayham
1. v 16
3-095
53.67
2-096
56.01,.
3-014
b,,-70
3-016
52.03
b
3-137
86.23
3-138
94.38
3-139
28.6
375.75
Twp. of
Rayham
55.00
X430.75
H&VATH-BLONDEEL DRAIN
3-109
8.25
3-145
7.1
15.43
M.T.C.
(19)
1.03
Twp • of
Bayham
1.21
17.77
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MAGYAR DIELENUN DRAIN
5-047
77.28
5-011
155.01
5-017
11.47
5-016
20.45
5-018
97,48
5-019
25.99
5-020-02
21..94
5-020-04
415.39
Ct�� , of Elgin
Twp Bayham
17.21
P. of
108.95
;t;51f,1, 5 5
MEULLER DRAIN
5-117
45.92
�
45.91
-ll6
5.5
5-115
5.51
5 -ill
3.67
5-113
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5-112
•92
5-122
150.62
5-120
1.81,
5-121
1.0
5-125
x.10
317.77
C.N.R.
3.67
Ct%,.of Elgin
24,32
NELSON DRAIN
Twp . of Bayham
0.01
¢395.80
5-1214
2.61
32. 3
NEVILL DRAIN
' Twp. of. Bayham
0
_ 20 ..
,$ 53.38
1-051
2,27
1-050
37:73 '
1-053
120.39
1-052
1.82
1-059
38.85
1-061
2.98
1-049
21.93
1-055
121.30
317.27
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28
*396.55
55
NO.I DRAIN
4-014
7.56
4-028
71.25
4-053
56.42
4-030
18.15
4-04$
37.60
4-050
37.41.
4-051
72.62
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,
4-061
100.90
4.9
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3.63
4-104
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4-107
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1�-115
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4-116
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4-104
3.78
4-107
3,78
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699-55
C.N.R.
.46
Cty.of Elgin
13.62
PEIDL DRAIN
Twp.of Bayham
32..0
$751.60
3-154
32.12
3-157
197.80
3-121
235-32
465.-24
Twp . of Bayham
JD9.11
$574-95
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PHILLIPS DRAIN
POLLICK DRAIN
REISER CSINOS DRAIN
S CH OOLEY DRAIN
C.E.Smith Drain
STEWART DRAIN
5-124
125.12 $125.12
3-0$0
.$6
3-0$3
9.9?
3-0$2
22.52
2-1$6
$.29
2-1$7
11.36
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97.55
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73.22
2-191
2-192
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2-1$0
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2-061
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Tvip . of Bayham
09._0 $1014.85
5-04 9:49
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22.. 30
Twp. of Malahide 34.33
Tvip . of Bayham J.87 ; 62.1 0
5-124 7.$7
5-124 9.$3
5-125 7•$7
25.57
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5-0$$
9.51
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5-092
3.90
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2
24. 0
M.T.C.(Nof3)
1.04
' Cty. of Elgin
1.66 .$27.50
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW N0. 2047
BEING a By-law to set the maximum fees for hunting licenses in the
Township of Bayham commencing in the year 1980.
WHEREAS Section 39, Subsection 1 of the Game & Fish Act, Chapter 186 R.S.O*.
1970 provides that any municipality may pass by-laws for issuing and fixing
the maximum number of licenses to hunt, during the open season, pheasants
and rabbits and for charging such fees therefor as may be authorized by the
Minister:
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF :THE T(7dNSHIP OF BAYHAM
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That no person shall hunt pheasants or rabbits within the Towship of
Bayham in the County of Elgin until a license for that purpose has
been obtained and such license to be in addition to any other license
or required by law of the Federal or Provincial Governments..
2. The Clerk of the Township of Bayham or other person or persons appointed
from time to time by the Council shall issue and sell the following:
a) During and after the open pheasant season. For non-resident of the
Municipality, a fee not greater than seven dollars and fifty cents ($7.50)
with an issuing fee not greater than fifty cents ( 50¢ ) for a total not
greater than eight dollars ($8.00).
3. The license issuer is hereby authorized to charge the following fee
for resident licenses:
a) During and after the open pheasant season - For any resident of the
Municipality, a fee not, greater than four Dollars --($4.00) with an
issuing fee not greater than fifty cents ( 50¢ ) for a total not greater
than four Dollars and fifty cents ($4.50) ."
40 The fee prescribed shall be paid for Each license as and when same is
issued.
5. That for the purpose of this By-law all Township licenses issued within
the County of Elgin are non -reciprocal during the pheasant season, but
are reciprocal for rabbits upon closing of the pheasant season.
6. In this by-law, the words "Resident of the Township" means any person
who is a resident within the Township of Bayham and Villages of Vienna
and Port Burwell.
7. In this By-law, the words "Non-resident of the Township" means any
person who does not reside within the Township of Bayham or Villages
of Vienna and Port Burwell.
8. A minimum of 200 licenses must be available for use of non-residents of
the Township, with no restrictions of the number of resident licenses.
9. Township licenses are not valid on Crown lands, land -owner agreement
properties, and Provincial hunting areas.
10. That all previous By-laws passed by the Township of Bayham, which are
inconsistent herewith, be and the same are hereby repealed.
}.
11. This By-law shall come into force upon approval by the Minister.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 8th. DAY OF
October, 1930.
CL_)_vlt�� ��
CLERK
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
Minister
October 24, 1980 f
Dear Mr. Petrie:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of
October 9, 1980, along with a copy of By-law No. 2047,
requesting authorization to pass the by-law relative to
the issuing of licences for hunting pheasants and rabbits.
In accordance with section 39 of The Game and Fish
Act, R.S.O. 1970, c. 186, I hereby authorize your Council to
pass the by-law for issuing of licences to hunt, during the
open scason, pheasants and rabbits and charging such fees
therefor that the by-law indicates.
A
Under the authority of subsection 5 of section 39
of the above said Act, I exempt from the operation of By-law
No. 2047, any land of the Crown or any land known as Wildlife
Extension Landowner Agreement Areas situate within the Township
of Bayham.
Mr. J. A. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1Y0
Yours sincerely,
mes A. C.
Auld
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TOWN -t" IP OF bAYHAM
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Whitney Block
Queen's Park
Toronto Ontario
M7A 1W3
416(965-1301
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Oct. 9, 1980.
14inistry of Natural Resources,
Parliament .wilding,
Queen's Park,
Toronto, Ontario.
'Gentlemen:
Please find enclosed two (2) certified copies
of Toti reship of BayhaA By-law 130. 2047 setting ma::imum
fees for hunting licences for the approval of the
oinister.
Yours truly,
J.A.Petrie,
Clerk.
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
Minister
August 26, 1980
Dear Mr. Petrie:
Whitney Block
Queen's Park
Toronto Ontario
M7A 1W3
4161965-1301
Last October 1, I wrote to you asking for your opinion
with respect to regulated township hunting licence fees. I would
like to take this opportunity to thank all those municipalities
which responded.
There appears to be a general opinion that the fees
should be raised. No change in fee schedule has been made for
some considerable time, while'costs have sCead.Lly risen, particularly
for those municipalities which raise and*.release phj�_asants'yearly.
Municipal by-laws, therefore may be amended according to
the following guidelines.
FEES
Subject to the conditions of (C) below, municipalities are at
liberty to adopt the following fee schedule:
(A) IN MUNICIPALITIES ACTIVE IN REARING AND RELEASING
ADULT PHEASANTS
a) For non-residents of the municipality, a licence fee of up
to $8.00, inclusive of any issuing fee.
b) For residents of the municipality, a fee of up to $4.50,
inclusive of any issuing fee.
(B) IN MUNICIPALITIES NOT ACTIVE IN A PHEASANT RELEASE PROGRAM
a) For non-residents of the municipality, a licence fee of up
to $4.50, inclusive of any issuing fee.
b) For residents of the municipality, a fee of up to $3.30,
inclusive of any issuing fee.
(C) CONDITIONS OF THE FEE SCHEDULE
(i) IN MUNICIPALITIES REARING AND RELEASING PHEASANTS
1. At least 175 adult ring-necked pheasants must be released
annually for a municipality to be considered actively
involved in such a program for the purpose of establishing
licence fees, but the release should be no sooner than one
week before the opening of the hunting season. Up to 200
poults or chicks may be obtained from the Ministry of
Natural Resources for this purpose. Please bear in mind,
however, that any losses of pheasants must be
for by the municipality concerned in order to 7
at least 175 birds are released in the fall.
. 2 AUG 28 19A0
"0WN%f1P OF BA YHA*4
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2. Any township which wishes to release more than this
number is free to do so. Extra funds for this purpose
may be generated by increasing licence sales.
(ii) IN ALL MUNICIPALITIES
1. An appropriate by-law, subject to the approval of the
Minister of Natural Resources, would be required.
2. At least 200 non-resident licences would have to be made
available, and this would also have to be noted in the
respective by-law. Municipalities are free, however,
to issue any number of resident licences.
RED FOX - RABIES
Concern has arisen over the high incidence of rabies in
foxes in southern Ontario, which is the highest incidence of this
disease anywhere in North America. Rabies represents a threat both
to domestic animals and to the people of the Province, since the
treatment required for those who have contacted rabid animals is
painful and protracted. From these considerations, there would
appear to be some merit in promoting the hunting of foxes rather
than restricting it. Consequently, red fox will be removed from the
regulated township licences after September 1, 1980. New by-laws
need therefore be concerned only with rabbits and pheasants.
RECIPROCAL LICENSING
It would be worthwhile considering making licensing
privileges reciprocal within a County or Region after December 1
each year. This would effect the desired control of hunter numbers
during the more popular part of the season, while providing wider
hunting privileges during the less popular months. This was, at
one time, a common practice in many municipalities following the
close of the pheasant season.
AVAILABILITY OF LICENCES
Some people have been complaining of the scarcity of
township licences for rabbit hunting, particularly in the case
of those who wish to go hunting during the Christmas season when
they are home from college or university on holiday.
One possible solution to this situation would be to
provide for an additional number of licences to be sold after
December 1, so that those who wish to hunt only rabbits may more
easily do so.
. . . 3
- 3 -
The township licensing system has been operating for
45 years and, despite a few problems, it has been successful.
The legality of each municipal licensing system depends upon its
prior approval by the Minister of Natural Resources for the
Province. It will consequently be necessary for each municipality
to submit a draft of the proposed new by-law covering the hunting
of rabbits and pheasants to this office before passing it.
I look forward to receiving these drafts in the near
future, so that our revised licensing system will be ready for
operation this autumn.
s
Yours sincerely,
4-&- A ,
ames A. C.
Mr. J. Petrie
Clerk
Township of Bayham
Box 160
Straffordville, Ontario
NOJ 1Y0
01-AIJA�
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`m_ CORPORATION OF Tf iE
By -Law No.
A By-law to set the maximum fees for hunting licences in
the Township of Bayham during the open season for pheasants
and rabbits commencing in the year 1980.
WHEREAS Section 39, Subsection 1, of The Game and Fish Act, Chapter 186,
R.S.O. 1970 and amendments thereto provides that any municipality may
pass a by-law for issuing and fixing the maximum number of licences to
hunt, during the open season, pheasants and rabbits and for charging
such fees therefor as may be authorized by the Minister;
AND WHEREAS the Township of Bayham is actively involved annually in a Ministry
approved pheasant program and the cost of rearing such pheasant has increased
substantially.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of gayer
enancts as follows:
That no person shall hunt pheasants or rabbits within the
Township of Bayham in the County of Elgin until a licence
for that purpose has been obtained and such licence to be in
addition to any other licences or permits required by law of
the Federal or Provincial Governments.
licence issuer is hereby authorized
for non-resident licences:
following
a) During and after the open pheasant season - For non-residents
of the municipality a l cen--e fee no greater than seven dollars
4 and fifty cents ($7.50) with an issuing` fee not greater than
(.50) for a: total not greater than ($8.00) .
b) That a minimum number of nor less than200 licences be made
available to non-residents of the municipality (Township
of Bayham) .
L IL
3. The licence issuer is hereby authorized to charge the following
fee for resident licences:
During and after the open pheasant season - For any resident
of the municipality a licence fee no greater than four dollars
($4.00) with an issuing fee not greater than fifty cents (.50)
for a total not greater than four dollars and fifty cents (4.50).
That there will
issued.
the number of resident
That for the purpose of this by-law all township licences issued
within. the County of Elgin are non -reciprocal prior to December 1st
of each year, and are thus reciprocal thereafter.
In this by-law, the words, 'resident of the township' means any
person who is a farmer, tenant or a lot owner within the Township
of Bayham.
In this by-law, the words, 'non-resident of the township' means any
person who does not own property or reside within the Township of
Bayham's jurisdication.
Township licences are not required on Crown lands, landowner agreement
properties and Provincial hunting areas.
This by-law shall come into force upon approval by the Minister.
That all previous by-laws pertaining to hunting licence fees
the Township of Bayham which are inconsistent herewith, be
the same are hereby repealed.
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er
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW NO. 2048
RESTRICTING PARKING
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham enacts as
follows:
DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of this by -law: -
PARK means the standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not,
otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually
engaged in loading or unloading.
STREET OR HIGHWAY includes a common or public highway, street,
avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or
trestle, designed and intended for, or used by, the general
public for the passage of vehicles.
VEHICLE means every device in, upon or
property is or may be transported or
devices moved by human power.
PARKING RESTRICTIONS
by which any person or
drawn upon a highway, except
When properly worded signs have been erected and are on display,
no person shall park a vehicle on the highways or parts of high-
ways hereinafter set out:
rb
First Street westerly from the easterly limit of
Highway No. 19 a distance of forty-one (41.) meters.
PENALTY:
Any person violating any of the provisions of this by-law shall be
subject to a penalty of not more than Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the
first offence and not more than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for every
subsequent offence, exclusive of costs, and all such penalties shall
be recoverable under the Ontario Summary Convictions Act.
THIS by-law shall become effective when the signs referred -o herein
have been erected and are on display.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 8th.
DAY OF October, 1980.
CLERK
The Council
follows:
DEFINITIONS
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW H0. 2048
RESTRICTING PARKING
of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham enacts as
For the purpose of this by -law: -
PARK means t#e standing of a vehicle, whether oocupied or not,
otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually
engaged in loading or unloading.
STREET OR HIGHWAY includes a common or public highway, street,
avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or
trestle, designed and interided for, or used by, the general
public for the passage of vehicles.
VEHICLE means every device in, upon or by which any person or
property is or may be transported or drawn upon a highway, except
devices moved by human power.
PARKING RESTRICTIONS
When properly worded signs have been erected and are on display,
no person shall park a.vehicle on the highways or -parts of high-
ways hereinafter set out:
First Street westbrly from the easterly limit.of
Highway No. 19 a distance of forty-one (41.) meters.
PENALTY:
Any person violating any of the provisions of this by-law shall be
subject to a penalty of not more than Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the
first offence and not more than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for every
subsequent offence, exclusive of costs, and all such penalties shall
be recoverable under the Ontario Summary Convictions Act. j
THIS by-law shall become effective when the signs referred to herein
have been erected and are on display.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 8th.
DAY OF October, 1980. .
DO
i
CORPORATION OF THE
TGWNSHIP OF HAYHAM
BY - LAW NO, 2048
RESTRICTING PARKING
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham enacts as
follows:
DBEIN ITIONS
For the purpose of this by-law:-
P..A�M means t#e standing of a vehicle, whether cccupied or not,
otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually
�P �'
engaged in loading or unloading.
31AMTOR HIGHW AY includes a common or public highway, street,
avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or
trestle, designed and intended for, or used by, the general
public for the passage of vehicles.
V'EHIC E means every device in, upon or by which any person or
property is or easy be transported or drawn upon a highway, except
devices moved by human power.
PARKING RESTRICTIRtS
When properly worded signs have been erected and are on displa ,
no person shall park a vehicle on the highways or parts of hi
ways hereinafter set .out :
First .Street westerly from tthe easterly limit of
Highway No. 19 a distance of forty-one (41..) meters.
t
MAU
Any person violating any of the provisions of this by-law shall be
subject to a penalty of not more than Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the
first offence and not more than Fifty Dollars (,50.00 ) for every
subsequent offence, exclusive of costs, and all such penalties shall
be recoverable under the Ontario Summary Convictions Act.
THIS by-law :shall become effective when the signs referred to herein
have been erected and are on display.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 8th.
DAY OF October, 1980.
3
CORPOUTION D!' THS
r1! 1: n 9-- l 'L
BY • LAW NO* 20&
RMTRICTING PARKING
The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayhan enacts as
follows:
For the purpose of this bylaw:-
aweans tke standing of a vehicle, whether opcupied or not
otherwise than teporarily for the purpose of and while actu dly
engaged in loader or unloading.
SIRi includes a coamn or public highway, street,
avenue, par gray, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or
trestle, `&assigned and inte�dded tor, or used by, the general
public for the passage of vehicles.
IMS Mans every devise in, upon or by which any person or
property is or be transported or drawn upon a hi�ay, except
dvices moved b;r ,uwm power.
When properly worded sizas have been erected and are on di %im,
no person she'I park a vehicle on the highways or parts of
ways hereinafter stet out
First, street westoirfrom the easterly limit of
Hi bio. 19 a dis ce of forty-one (41 e ) deters.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this -law shall be
sub act to a t of not more than Ten Dollars (TQ.00) for the
first offence and not more than Fifty Dollars ($50 * 00) for every
subsequent offence, exclusive of costts, and all such penallies,sha
be recoverable under the Ontario Su ai' Convictions cA t
IMI3 barmlaw hill become effective when the signs referred to heroin
haw been erected and are on display.
SAD A FIRST, SSCMD AND THIRD TINS AND FINALLY PAS39D THIS ath.
QAT OF October, 1980.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW N0. 2050
BEING a By-law to confirm all actions of the Council of
the Township of Bayham for the year 1980.
BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Bayham that all actions by the said
Council by by-laws and resolutions for thee
y ar commenc-
ing December 1, 1979 through November 30, 1980 be and the
same are hereby approved and confirmed..
READ A FIRST,' SECOND ARD THIRD TIME ANDAFINA
I FINALLY PASSED
this 17th. clay of November, 1980.
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CLERK —"
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Corporation of the
Township of Bayham
By-law No. 2051
Being a By-law to appoint certain officers in and for the
Township of Bayham for a one year term commencing December
1, 1980.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the TOWNSHIP
of BAYHAM in regular session assembled: -
1. That Russell Mannell and Hugh Mauthe shall be Valuators
of Livestock and Poultry killed by dogs to act independently
of each other, provided however, that where the value of
livestock or poultry killed shall be in excess of Two hundred
dollars ($200.) they shall act together a both affix their
signatures to the report and shall be paid at the rate of
$7. per.. hour (minimus 2 hours and `$0.30 per mile for the use
of their automobile.
2. That Gibson, Linton, Toth & Campbell shall be Solicitors
for the municipality.
3. That Hugh Ketchabaw shall be Drainage Commissioner at a
salary of $7. per hour and $0.30 per mile for the use of
his automobile.
4. That John LaBranche shall be collector of dog tax with
remuneration of 1/3 of fees collected plus $400. for the use
of his automobile.
5. That Wm. Underhill shall be Chief Building Official, and
shall be paid at such rate a shall be determined from time to
time by resolution of Council.
6. That Harold Dennis shall be Chief Fire Inspector, and
shall be paid at such rate as shall be determined from time to
time by resolution of Council.
READ A FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this
3rd. day of Decembdr, 1980.
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Reeve
4clerk
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CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY - LAW N 0 . 2058
BEING a By-law to amend By-law No. 2051 appointing
certain officers of the municipality commencing December
1, 1960. 11 1
SSE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPOR-
ATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. THAT Section 3 of Township of Bayham By-law No.
2051 be repealed and the following substituted
therefore.
3. THAT hugh'Ketchaba;* shall be Drainage Commissioner
-at a salary of $7.25 per hour and $0.30 per mile
for the use of his automobile.
READ A FIR6T, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED
this 19th. day of January, 1981.
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Corporation of the
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
By-law No. 2052
Being a By-law to appoint Fence -viewers and Pound -keepers
in and for the Township of Bayham for a one year term
commencing December 1, 1930.
Whereas the Municipal Act-, provides that these appointments
be made:
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM that the following
be and are hereby appointed to act as the following officers
for a one year term commencing December 1, 1980.
FENCE VIEVIERS :
Tony csinos, R. R. 2, Vienna, Ontario
Leo Pressey, R. R.1, Eden, Ontario
Steve Stefan, R. R. #1, Vienna, Ontario
Alonzo IVagell, R. R. #4, Aylmer, Ontario
Robert Gregson, P#. R. #1, Straffordville, Ontario
Vane Chute, R. R. #1, Vierilna, Ontario
POUND—KEEPERS:
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Wm. Howey, R. R. #2, Straffordville, Ontario
Clarence Milmine, R. R. #1, Eden, Ontario
Robert Gregson, R. R. #1, Straffordville, Ontario
Ray Woodworth, R. R. #1, Port Burwell, Ontario
Julius Francia, R. R. #1, Vienna, Ontario
="Huh�Mauthe, R. #4, Aylmer, Ontario
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READ a First , Second and Third time and FINALLY PASSED this
3rd. day of December, 1930
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Clerk
Corporation of the
Township of Bayham
By-law No. 2053
Being a By-law to Authorize and regulate a Western Ontario
Sports Car Association Rally
WHEREAS Section 354 (1) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970,
Chapter 284 empowers the councils of local municipalities to
pass by-laws for licencing, regulating and governing the
holding of motor vehicle races,
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the
CORPORATION of the TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. The Western Ontariol4orts Car Association is hereby
authorized to hold a motor #vehicle fterformance rally on the
portions of highways closed by By-law No.,2043 from 3:00 p.m.
to 7:00 p.m. on January 24, 1981.
READ A FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this
15th. day of December, 1980.
Reeve
Clerk
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Corporation of the
Township of Bayham
By-law No. 2053
Being a By-law to Authorize and regulate a Western Ontario
Sports Car Association Rally
WHEREAS Section 354 (1) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970,
Chapter 284 empowers the councils of local municipalities to
pass by-laws for licencing, regulatinrl and governing the
holding of motor vehicle races,
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the
CORPORATION of the TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. The 'Western Ontario dports Car Association is hereby
authorized to hold'a motor vehicle performance rally on the
portions of highways closed by Fly -law No. 2043 from 3:00 p.m.
to 7:00 P.M. on January 24, 1981.
READ A FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this
15th. day of December, 1980.
Reeve
Clerk