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   What if a regional district does not have a subdivision bylaw?

   • If the Regional District does not have a subdivision bylaw, the requirements of the provincial Subdivision Regulations (B.C. Regulation 262/70) pursuant to the Local Services Act apply. In this instance averaging of the minimum parcel sizes of the Regional District zoning bylaws is still possible.

   Guide to Rural Subdivision Approvals

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   What if a subdivision plan is not approved?

   • You may contact the local government directly, or talk to your Development Officer if you plan to subdivide near a body of water. Pursuant to Section 86 of the Land Title Act, the Approving Officer may refuse to approve the subdivision plan if he or she considers that the land in question may be subject to a hazard of flooding.

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   What is the difference between a subdivision and a zone?

   • "subdivision" means the division of land into 2 or more parcels, whether by plan or by metes and bounds description or otherwise; "walkway" means a narrow highway for the use of the walking public only; "zone" means a zone established under the Zoning Division of the Municipal Act4;

   Subdivision Regulations - BC Laws

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   How should a subdivision be designed?

   • The subdivision should be designed so that it protects the natural environment as much as reasonably possible. This would include issues such as buffer zones, creekside protection, groundwater contamination, noxious weeds, wildlife, fisheries and wildfire concerns. Developers should prepare a plan that minimizes changes to the existing terrain.

   Guide to Rural Subdivision Approvals

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   What should I expect when making a subdivision plan?

   • What to expect when you make an application: the preliminary proposal, formal application, review of the proposal, public notification, and approval or refusal of the proposal. Final steps may include obtaining approval for the final plan, handling commercial lands with contaminated soil, and registering the subdivision plans.

   Apply to subdivide your property | City of Vancouver

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   Which regulations apply to subdivision of all land in the province?

   • 1.01 These regulations apply to the subdivision of all land in the Province except land (a) within a municipality, (b) regulated by a bylaw under section 938 of the Municipal Act, and (c) within B.C. Reg. 274/69, the Community Planning Area Number 24 (Gulf Islands) Regulations. [en. B.C. Reg. 424/87.]

   Subdivision Regulations - BC Laws

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2. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentSubdividing land - Province of British Columbia

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   Jul 24, 2024 · Learn about the subdivision of land and how independantly acting approving officers ensure that the subdivision complies with provincial acts and regulations, and with local government bylaws for official community plans, zoning, servicing and other plans and bylaws.

3. www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca › civix › documentSubdivision Regulations - BC Laws

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   Purpose. 2.01 The purpose of these regulations is to assist in assuring the safe, healthful, equitable, efficient, economical and attractive subdivision of land for the benefit of the community as a whole.

4. www.ontario.ca › subdivisionsSubdivisions | Citizen’s guide to land use planning | ontario.ca

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   Subdivision approval ensures that: the land is suitable for its proposed new use. the proposal conforms to the official plan and zoning in your community, as well as to provincial legislation and policies.

5. www2.gov.bc.ca › rural_subdivision_guideGuide to Rural Subdivision Approvals

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   The Rural Subdivision Approvals site provides information on subdividing land in unincorporated areas. In municipal areas, please contact the municipal office.

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6. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentZoning bylaws - Province of British Columbia

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   Jul 24, 2024 · Shape, dimensions and area of all parcels of land created by subdivision (this can include establishing minimum and maximum parcel sizes) The zoning bylaw may make different provisions for one or more of the following: Different zones; Uses within a zone; Locations within a zone; Standards of works and services:

7. ltpm.ltsa.ca › 67-requirements-subdivision-and67 Requirements As To Subdivision And Reference Plans

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   Subdivision Plans Generally. For a brief description of the subdivision process, see the discussion under “Overview” at the beginning of this Part of the Act. Plans with Metes and Bounds or Abbreviated Descriptions. See ss. 64 and 99 of the Act.

8. vancouver.ca › home-property-development › apply-toApply to subdivide your property | City of Vancouver

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   The amendment creates seven categories of minimum parcel width and area for subdivisions in the R-1-1 Zoning District. Categories range from 30 feet in width and 3,000 square feet in area, up to 150 feet in width and 18,000 square feet in area, and can vary on a block to block basis.