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500 C7
580 DOWNTOWN ABBOTSFORD
COMMERCIAL ZONE (C7)
(B/L 1150-2002)
Permitted Uses
580.01
The following uses and no others shall be permitted
in the C7 zone:
Assembly Use, limited to:
auditoriums;
banquet and reception rooms;
child care centre use;
seniors centre;
social halls limited to lots described as Lots 12, 13, and
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2513 West
Railway Street (B/L 1248-2003)
Civic Use,
limited to:
federal and provincial offices, excluding remand centres,
prisons, detention and parole facilities;
municipal offices and related facilities;
museums, community centres, performing and visual arts centre, and
commercial uses accessory thereto; and
park uses
Commercial Use,
excluding:
bankruptcy and/or liquidation sales;
body rub parlour;
building supplies sales;
Cheque cashing other than a financial institution regulated under
the Financial Institutions Act or the Bank Act;
collection depots for bottles and paper;
escort services;
personal loan services other than those regulated by the Financial
Institutions Act or the Bank Act;
repair use, unless
accessory to a retail sales use and where the repair use occupies
less than 20% of the floor area
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sex or drug paraphernalia sales
other than contraceptive devices;
tattooing and/or body piercing;
thrift stores;
vehicle and marine sales, leasing
and servicing
Indoor Sports Use, excluding:
billiard halls
Information Technology Use
Mobile Food Vending Cart
Office Use, excluding:
Cheque cashing or personal loan
services other than those regulated under the Financial
Institutions Act or the Bank Act; and
detoxification centres, drug or
alcohol addiction counseling or treatment centres, needle
exchanges, safe injection sites, rehabilitation centres or any
type of similar uses or facilities
Off Street Parking Use
Residential Use, limited to a
residential use in conjunction with another permitted use;
excluding emergency shelter use and second-stage housing
Restaurant Use, excluding:
drive-through restaurant, unless accessory to restaurant use
providing indoor seating for a minimum 50 patrons; and restaurant
use containing more than two billiard table or more than two
amusement devices of any description. (B/L 1232-2003)
Tourist Accommodation (Type A) Use
(B/L 1232-2003)
Conditions of Use
580.02 Commercial school use or
indoor sports use shall not be located on the first storey or at
street level for parcels with frontage:
(1) on Essendene Avenue between
Pauline Street and West Railway Street, or
(2) on Montrose Avenue between
Hazel Street and South Fraser Way.
580.03 No more than 25% of each
block face at the first storey or at street level:
(1) along Essendene Avenue between
Pauline Street and West Railway Street, or
(2) along Montrose Avenue between
Hazel Street and South Fraser Way
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shall be used for permitted office
use.
580.04 A residential use, other
than lobbies or entrance areas, shall:
(1) not be located on the first
storey or at street level;
(2) not be located on the same
storey as another permitted use unless the residential use is
separated by a firewall with no circulation shared with other
permitted uses;
(3) only be permitted where each
dwelling unit is provided with a private, indoor storage area
having a minimum capacity of 3.0 m³ and no dimension less than 1.2
m; and
(4) only be permitted where at
least 90% of required residential off street parking is provided
either underground or above the first storey, and is separate from
commercial parking.
580.05 A tourist accommodation use
shall have a minimum of 75 rooms
580.06 Despite the provisions of
Sections 150.19 and 150.20, the minimum floor area of a dwelling
unit shall be:
(1) 65 m2 for each
studio or one bedroom unit;
(2) 80 m2 for each two
bedroom unit; and
(3) 120 m2 for each
three bedroom or larger unit.
580.07 Storage must be accessory
to a permitted use and:
(1) not occupy more than 20% of the
main floor area or be within 6 m of a window facing a street at
street level; and
(2) shall take place entirely
within a wholly enclosed building.
580.08 Despite the provisions of
Section 580.07, storage related to seasonal garden centres is
subject to the following regulations:
(1) shall not exceed 3.0 m in
height;
(2) shall be sited in accordance
with the setbacks as specified for storeys not containing
residential uses in Section 550.08;
(3) shall be limited to that part
of the lot surfaced with asphalt or concrete;
(4) shall not include storage of
material or goods likely to produce or give off dust or other
particulate matter that may become wind-borne; and
(5) where fenced, shall be limited
to:
(a) decorative fencing; or
(b) a landscape screen with a
minimum width of 1.5 m: or
(c) fencing with a landscape screen
with a minimum width of 1.5 m.
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Density
580.09 The maximum floor space
ratio shall be 1.25 provided that this may be increased to a
maximum of 2.75 as follows:
(1) 0.05 times each 1% of the lot
area constructed as a pedestrian landscaped area, not to exceed
0.5;
(2) 1.0 times the ratio of
underground parking to required off street parking, not to exceed
1.0.
Lot Coverage
580.10 The maximum lot coverage
shall be 95%.
Height of a Building or
Structure
580.11 The maximum height of any
building or structure shall be 15.0 m.
Setbacks
580.12 Buildings and structures
shall be sited in accordance with the following minimum setbacks:
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Buildings and Structures for |
Exterior Lot Line |
Interior Lot Line |
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Storeys containing Residential Uses |
0.0 m |
7.5 m |
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Storeys not containing Residential Uses |
0.0 m |
3.0 m,
except 0.0 m where abutting a C or I zone |
Building Width and Length
580.13 No storey of a building or
structure that contains a residential use shall have any building
face exceeding a width or length of 15.0 m without an
architectural break in any one continuous vertical plane. For the
purposes of this Section, an architectural break means a feature
or features altering the appearance of a building face in either
the horizontal or vertical direction, in at least one of the
following ways:
(1) an outward extension of the
building face by at least 1.2 m;
(2) walls recessed at least 1.2 m
or angled not less than 30o; or
(3)
balconies or walls stepped back at least 1.0 m in successive
storeys
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