Zoning Bylaws
A zoning bylaw is the primary regulation for implementing the objectives and policies of an Official Community Plan (OCP). The zoning bylaw establishes specific land use regulations through the creation of land use zones. Typical zoning categories include: agricultural, residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional.
Current Zoning Bylaws are:
- Peace
River Regional District Zoning By-law No. 1000, 1996 (Text)
(297
KB)
- Schedule A - Official Zoning Maps (44
KB)
- Map
7. Mile 73 - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (22
KB)
- Map 8.
Wonowon - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (123
KB)
- Map 9.
Prespatou - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (160
KB)
- Map 9A.
Buick Creek Area - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (118
KB)
- Map 9B.
Altona - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (109
KB)
- Map 10.
Montney / North Pine / Rose Prairie - By-law No. 1000,
1996 (186
KB)
- Map 11.
Cecil Lake - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (138
KB)
- Map 12.
Goodlow - Clearview - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (132
KB)
- Map 13.
Milligan Creek - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (109
KB)
- Map 14.
Upper Halfway - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (109
KB)
- Map 15.
Pink Mountain - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (119
KB)
- Map 16.
Mile 121 - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (84
KB)
- Maps
17. through 25. - By-law No. 1000, 1996 (140
KB)
- Including: Hilltop Communal Farm, Evergreen Communal Farm, Blueberry Communal Farm, Headwaters Communal Farm, Whiplash Communal Farm, Blair Valley Farm Society, Hudson's Hope Highway, Blueberry River Area, Flatrock Area
- Schedule A - Official Zoning Maps
- Peace
River Regional District Zoning By-law No. 1343, 2001 (Text) (189
KB)
- Dawson
Creek Rural Area Zoning By-law No. 479, 1986 (Text) (1,571
KB)
- Chetwynd Rural Area Zoning By-law No. 506, 1986 (Text) (1,399
KB)
Before starting any development you should check the zoning to confirm the regulations that apply. You can contact one of our planners for confirmation. Copies of the bylaws can be obtained or viewed at our offices.