Bedford Land Use By-law - Halifax Regional Municipality
Bedford Land Use By-law - Halifax Regional Municipality Bedford Land Use By-law - Halifax Regional Municipality
PART 19A BEDFORD WEST BUSINESS CAMPUS (BWBC) ZONE No development permit shall be issued on lands within the “A”Area of the Bedford West Business Campus (BWBC) Zone, as illustrated on Schedule I, except for one or more of the following uses: a) Educational, research and development, and design facilities, excluding public schools; b) Laboratories and accessory research and processing facilities; c) Offices d) Data processing and computer centres, including service and maintenance of electronic data processing equipment; e) Legal, medical, veterinarian, engineering, surveying, accounting, architectural, scientific and similar professional offices; f) Radio and television broadcasting stations as well as activities related to telecommunications research and development; g) Assembly, warehousing and distribution operations; h) Utility and public service facilities and uses needed to service the immediate vicinity; i) Recreational facilities; j) Hotels and motels; k) Day care facilities (RC-Mar 3/09;E-Mar 21/09); l) Special Care Facilities; m) Park and ride facilities; n) Restaurant Full-Service, Restaurant Take-Out, and retail uses in association with any other permitted uses; o) Accessory buildings and use, including assembly operations limited to the development of prototypes, which are customarily incidental or specifically related to a principal permitted use are permitted. No development permit shall be issued on lands within the “B” Area of the Bedford West Business Campus (BWBC) Zone, as illustrated on Schedule I, except for one or more of the following uses: a) all uses permitted within the “A” Area; b) retail stores; c) food stores not exceeding 5,000 square feet of gross floor area per business; d) personal and household service shops e) medical, veterinary and health service clinics; (NWCC-Nov 25/10;E-Dec 11/10) f) banks and financial institutions; g) dry cleaning depots; h) automotive service and supplies centre/outlet; i) welding, plumbing and heating, electrical and other trade contracting or sales and Service shops j) outdoor display and sales, excluding automobile sales; k) funeral homes; l) amusement centres; m) garden markets; n) billiards and snooker clubs; o) full service, take out and drive through restaurants; p) commercial recreation uses such as fitness clubs and other similar recreation uses. Bedford Land Use By-law Page 69
SUBDIVISION AND BUILDING REQUIREMENTS In any Bedford West Business Campus (BWBC) Zone no development permit shall be issued except in conformity with the following requirements: Minimum Lot Area… ……………………………………..2,023 m² (0.5 acres or 21,780 sq.ft.) (NWCC-Sep 27/12;E-Oct 20/12) Maximum Lot Area for Area “B”………………………………………….2 Hectares (5 Acres) Minimum Front Yard or Flankage Yard........................6 m (20 ft.) or a distance which is equal to the height of the building to a maximum of 15.8 m (52 ft.) whichever is greater (NWCC-Sep 27/12;E-Oct 20/12) Minimum Rear Yard ................................................................................................. 6 m (20 ft.) Minimum Side Yard ................................................................................................... 6 m (20 ft.) Minimum Common Side Yard for Multi-Commercial Buildings………………………….N/A (NWCC-Sep 27/12;E-Oct 20/12) Maximum Height of Building ................................................................................. 15.8 m (52 ft.) Maximum Impervious Surface Coverage……......................................................................75% Where the “A” uses are permitted within the “B” area, the Maximum Lot Area requirements of this section shall not apply. (NWCC-Sep 28/06;E-Oct 14/06) SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 1. Restaurants and Retail Uses Within the “A” Area, no restaurant or retail use shall occupy more than ten percent (10%) of the gross floor area of a building except that a restaurant in association with a hotel or motel may occupy a maximum of twenty percent (20%) of the gross floor area of a building 2. Height Notwithstanding the Maximum Height of Building Requirements in the Subdivision and Building Requirements section, within the “A” area the maximum height for a hotel, motel or office may be increased to 120 ft. where the separation distance of at least the height of the building is maintained from any residentially zoned property line. (NWCC-Sep 28/06;E-Oct 14/06) 3. Architectural Requirements a) A combination of arcades, display windows, entry areas, awnings or other such features shall be incorporated into all building facades along not less than 60% of their horizontal length facing a public street. Bedford Land Use By-law Page 70
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PART 19A<br />
BEDFORD WEST BUSINESS CAMPUS (BWBC) ZONE<br />
No development permit shall be issued on lands within the “A”Area of the <strong>Bedford</strong> West<br />
Business Campus (BWBC) Zone, as illustrated on Schedule I, except for one or more of the<br />
following uses:<br />
a) Educational, research and development, and design facilities, excluding public schools;<br />
b) Laboratories and accessory research and processing facilities;<br />
c) Offices<br />
d) Data processing and computer centres, including service and maintenance of<br />
electronic data processing equipment;<br />
e) Legal, medical, veterinarian, engineering, surveying, accounting, architectural,<br />
scientific and similar professional offices;<br />
f) Radio and television broadcasting stations as well as activities related to<br />
telecommunications research and development;<br />
g) Assembly, warehousing and distribution operations;<br />
h) Utility and public service facilities and uses needed to service the immediate vicinity;<br />
i) Recreational facilities;<br />
j) Hotels and motels;<br />
k) Day care facilities (RC-Mar 3/09;E-Mar 21/09);<br />
l) Special Care Facilities;<br />
m) Park and ride facilities;<br />
n) Restaurant Full-Service, Restaurant Take-Out, and retail uses in association with any<br />
other permitted uses;<br />
o) Accessory buildings and use, including assembly operations limited to the development<br />
of prototypes, which are customarily incidental or specifically related to a principal<br />
permitted use are permitted.<br />
No development permit shall be issued on lands within the “B” Area of the <strong>Bedford</strong> West<br />
Business Campus (BWBC) Zone, as illustrated on Schedule I, except for one or more of the<br />
following uses:<br />
a) all uses permitted within the “A” Area;<br />
b) retail stores;<br />
c) food stores not exceeding 5,000 square feet of gross floor area per business;<br />
d) personal and household service shops<br />
e) medical, veterinary and health service clinics; (NWCC-Nov 25/10;E-Dec 11/10)<br />
f) banks and financial institutions;<br />
g) dry cleaning depots;<br />
h) automotive service and supplies centre/outlet;<br />
i) welding, plumbing and heating, electrical and other trade contracting or sales and<br />
Service shops<br />
j) outdoor display and sales, excluding automobile sales;<br />
k) funeral homes;<br />
l) amusement centres;<br />
m) garden markets;<br />
n) billiards and snooker clubs;<br />
o) full service, take out and drive through restaurants;<br />
p) commercial recreation uses such as fitness clubs and other similar recreation uses.<br />
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