New Comprehensive Zoning By-law Mulmur (Consolidated December 2025)
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Zoning By-Law
Property Information Reports
Zoning & Property Information Request
To request a Property Information Report, please complete the FORM.
The cost is $150.00. Our response will include the following standard information:
- Zone
- Designation
- Permitted Uses
- Zone Provisions
- NVCA Regulation Applicability
- NEC Applicability
- Record of Zoning Violations
- Survey Compliance with Zoning Provisions
- Pre-approved Building Envelope
- Ontario Municipal Board Decisions
- Lot Creation/Development Opportunities
Zoning and Official Plan Designation on this property
• If there is an approved Building Envelope on this property: Information is available at the registry office if the building envelope has been registered on title
Zoning By-law
A zoning by-law is a regulatory Council approved document which establishes the permitted uses and development standards for specific areas or 'zones.'
A zoning by-law is a precise and inflexible document, which must be in conformity with the Township's Official Plan. The Official Plan provides general land use policy document of the municipality.
Zoning By-laws provide municipalities with a way to among other things:
- regulate land uses;
- protect areas by preventing incompatible uses;
- establish appropriate standards and requirements for development.
A zone usually contains a list of uses permitted in that zone and associated standards and provisions related to:
- minimum lot size
- setbacks from lot lines
- building height and building size
The zoning by-law also contains general provisions that relate to all areas. General provisions contain standards for common land use matters such as legal non-conforming uses, accessory buildings, and setbacks from natural or man-made hazards for such matters as
- Parking
- Landscape buffers
- Fencing and swimming pools
As a regulatory document, the zoning by-law also contains definitions for many of the terms used in the document.
Assessment Roll Number/Parcel Fabric Map (current to 2013)
Zoning By-law Amendments
If you want to use or develop your property in a way that is not allowed by the zoning by-law, you may have to apply for a zoning change - also known as a zoning by-law amendment. Council can consider a change only if the new use is allowed by the Official Plan. Contact Tracey Atkinson.