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City of Abbotsford Zoning Bylaw No. 2400-2014

The City of Abbotsford's zoning bylaw, which applies in Abbotsford. Our summary of its 165 zones, read from the consolidation to 2026-09-01.

The zones side by side

ZoneHomes allowedSmallest lot for a subdivisionLot coverageHeight limit
A1
Agricultural One
One house (a permanent building or a manufactured home) with one secondary suite of up to 100 m²; on a lot of 0.4 ha or more, one accessory farm dwelling unit (up to 90 m², or 186 m² on a lot over 40 ha); on farm-classed ALR land with Agricultural Land Commission approval, one full-time farm worker residence (up to 300 m²) and temporary farm worker housing (up to 60 workers per farm operation)8.0 ha (no minimum width or depth); the minimum doesn't apply to a road dedication, to ALR consolidations, boundary adjustments, homesite severances and subdivisions adding no lot that the Agricultural Land Commission approves, or to splitting off, along the zone line, a part the official community plan designates and the bylaw zones industrial, or a part outside the ALR zoned to exclude farming (s. 210.5.1)35%; greenhouses may add 25% (to 60% in all), or 40% (to 75%) where the whole greenhouse operation recirculates its irrigation waterHouse three storeys; farm buildings 15.0 m (grain bins 46.0 m, silos 34.0 m, shipping containers 6.0 m); full-time farm worker residence three storeys; temporary farm worker housing three storeys in a permanent building, two in a prefabricated one; accessory farm dwelling unit 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less, in its own building (15.0 m inside a farm building); other non-farm accessory buildings 7.5 m
A2
Agricultural Two
One house (a permanent building or a manufactured home) with one secondary suite of up to 100 m²; on a lot of 0.4 ha or more, one accessory farm dwelling unit (up to 90 m², or 186 m² on a lot over 40 ha); on farm-classed ALR land with Agricultural Land Commission approval, one full-time farm worker residence (up to 300 m²) and temporary farm worker housing (up to 60 workers per farm operation)16.0 ha (no minimum width or depth), with the same exceptions as A1 (s. 220.5.1)35%; greenhouses may add 25% (to 60% in all), or 40% (to 75%) where the whole greenhouse operation recirculates its irrigation water (as A1, s. 220.3.2)House three storeys; farm buildings 15.0 m (grain bins 46.0 m, silos 34.0 m, shipping containers 6.0 m); full-time farm worker residence three storeys; temporary farm worker housing three storeys in a permanent building, two in a prefabricated one; accessory farm dwelling unit 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less, in its own building (15.0 m inside a farm building); other non-farm accessory buildings 7.5 m (as A1, s. 220.3.2)
A3
Agricultural and Resource Processing
One house (a permanent building or a manufactured home) with one secondary suite of up to 100 m²; on a lot of 0.4 ha or more, one accessory farm dwelling unit (up to 90 m², or 186 m² on a lot over 40 ha); on farm-classed ALR land with Agricultural Land Commission approval, one full-time farm worker residence (up to 300 m²) and temporary farm worker housing (up to 60 workers per farm operation)8.0 ha (no minimum width or depth); the minimum doesn't apply to a road dedication, to ALR consolidations, boundary adjustments, homesite severances and subdivisions adding no lot that the Agricultural Land Commission approves, or to splitting off, along the zone line, a part the official community plan designates and the bylaw zones industrial, or a part outside the ALR zoned to exclude farming (s. 210.5.1) (as A1, s. 230.5.1)35%; greenhouses may add 25% (to 60% in all), or 40% (to 75%) where the whole greenhouse operation recirculates its irrigation water (as A1, s. 230.3.2)House three storeys; farm buildings 15.0 m (grain bins 46.0 m, silos 34.0 m, shipping containers 6.0 m); full-time farm worker residence three storeys; temporary farm worker housing three storeys in a permanent building, two in a prefabricated one; accessory farm dwelling unit 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less, in its own building (15.0 m inside a farm building); other non-farm accessory buildings 7.5 m (as A1, s. 230.3.2)
A4
Agricultural and Produce Processing
One house (a permanent building or a manufactured home) with one secondary suite of up to 100 m²; on a lot of 0.4 ha or more, one accessory farm dwelling unit (up to 90 m², or 186 m² on a lot over 40 ha); on farm-classed ALR land with Agricultural Land Commission approval, one full-time farm worker residence (up to 300 m²) and temporary farm worker housing (up to 60 workers per farm operation)8.0 ha (no minimum width or depth); the minimum doesn't apply to a road dedication, to ALR consolidations, boundary adjustments, homesite severances and subdivisions adding no lot that the Agricultural Land Commission approves, or to splitting off, along the zone line, a part the official community plan designates and the bylaw zones industrial, or a part outside the ALR zoned to exclude farming (s. 210.5.1) (as A1, s. 240.5.1)Produce processing and the non-farm uses that serve it 0.8 ha; otherwise as A1: 35%; greenhouses may add 25% (to 60% in all), or 40% (to 75%) where the whole greenhouse operation recirculates its irrigation waterProduce processing 12.2 m; otherwise as A1: House three storeys; farm buildings 15.0 m (grain bins 46.0 m, silos 34.0 m, shipping containers 6.0 m); full-time farm worker residence three storeys; temporary farm worker housing three storeys in a permanent building, two in a prefabricated one; accessory farm dwelling unit 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less, in its own building (15.0 m inside a farm building); other non-farm accessory buildings 7.5 m
A5
Agricultural and Farm Industrial
One house (a permanent building or a manufactured home) with one secondary suite of up to 100 m²; on a lot of 0.4 ha or more, one accessory farm dwelling unit (up to 90 m², or 186 m² on a lot over 40 ha); on farm-classed ALR land with Agricultural Land Commission approval, one full-time farm worker residence (up to 300 m²) and temporary farm worker housing (up to 60 workers per farm operation)8.0 ha (no minimum width or depth); the minimum doesn't apply to a road dedication, to ALR consolidations, boundary adjustments, homesite severances and subdivisions adding no lot that the Agricultural Land Commission approves, or to splitting off, along the zone line, a part the official community plan designates and the bylaw zones industrial, or a part outside the ALR zoned to exclude farming (s. 210.5.1) (as A1, s. 250.5.1)35%; greenhouses may add 25% (to 60% in all), or 40% (to 75%) where the whole greenhouse operation recirculates its irrigation water (as A1, s. 250.3.2)Farm industrial and growing medium manufacturing 12.2 m; otherwise as A1: House three storeys; farm buildings 15.0 m (grain bins 46.0 m, silos 34.0 m, shipping containers 6.0 m); full-time farm worker residence three storeys; temporary farm worker housing three storeys in a permanent building, two in a prefabricated one; accessory farm dwelling unit 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less, in its own building (15.0 m inside a farm building); other non-farm accessory buildings 7.5 m
A6
Agricultural and Commercial Mushroom Composting
One house (a permanent building or a manufactured home) with one secondary suite of up to 100 m²; on a lot of 0.4 ha or more, one accessory farm dwelling unit (up to 90 m², or 186 m² on a lot over 40 ha); on farm-classed ALR land with Agricultural Land Commission approval, one full-time farm worker residence (up to 300 m²) and temporary farm worker housing (up to 60 workers per farm operation)7.3 ha for a lot with a commercial mushroom composting facility; otherwise as A1: 8.0 ha (no minimum width or depth); the minimum doesn't apply to a road dedication, to ALR consolidations, boundary adjustments, homesite severances and subdivisions adding no lot that the Agricultural Land Commission approves, or to splitting off, along the zone line, a part the official community plan designates and the bylaw zones industrial, or a part outside the ALR zoned to exclude farming (s. 210.5.1)35%; greenhouses may add 25% (to 60% in all), or 40% (to 75%) where the whole greenhouse operation recirculates its irrigation water (as A1, s. 260.3.2)Commercial mushroom composting facility 12.2 m; otherwise as A1: House three storeys; farm buildings 15.0 m (grain bins 46.0 m, silos 34.0 m, shipping containers 6.0 m); full-time farm worker residence three storeys; temporary farm worker housing three storeys in a permanent building, two in a prefabricated one; accessory farm dwelling unit 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less, in its own building (15.0 m inside a farm building); other non-farm accessory buildings 7.5 m
RR
Rural Residential
One house, plus either a secondary suite or a coach house (the coach house only on a lot over 0.4 ha)4.0 ha; width at least 25% of the depth10%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; coach house and accessory buildings 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less; farm buildings, farm retail and kennels as the A1 zone sets (s. 210.3.2)
CR
Country Residential
One house, plus either a secondary suite or a coach house (the coach house only on a lot over 0.4 ha)2.0 ha; width at least 25% of the depth15%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; coach house and accessory buildings 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less; farm buildings, farm retail and kennels as the A1 zone sets (s. 210.3.2)
SR
Suburban Residential
One house, plus either a secondary suite or a coach house (the coach house only on a lot over 0.4 ha)0.4 ha; width at least 25% of the depth20%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; coach house and accessory buildings 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less
SRH
Suburban Residential Hobby Farm
One house, plus either a secondary suite or a coach house (the coach house only on a lot over 0.4 ha, and on ALR land only with Agricultural Land Commission approval)0.4 ha; width at least 25% of the depth20%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; coach house, accessory and hobby farm buildings 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less
RS1
Urban Estate Residential
One house, plus a secondary suite1,620 m², 30.0 m wide33%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS3
Urban Residential
One house, plus a secondary suite540 m², 15.0 m wide, 25.0 m deep (corner lot 610 m², 18.0 m, 25.0 m; through lots 30.0 m deep; panhandle lot 750 m², 18.0 m, 30.0 m)40%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
SSMUH 1
Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing One
Three homes on a lot of 280 m² or less, four on a larger lot: a house (or two houses), a duplex, or a townhouse of three or four homes, with secondary suites, and one garden suite or one coach house (not both)495 m², 16.5 m wide, 22.5 m deep (corner lot 585 m², 19.5 m wide); no through or panhandle lotsBuildings 40% (townhouses 50%); all hard surfaces 60% (townhouses 75%)Townhouse 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less (9.5 m or three storeys within 15.0 m of the rear lot line or behind another building); house or duplex 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; coach house building 7.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m; a basement at most 1.4 m above average finished grade
SSMUH 2
Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Two
Three homes on a lot of 280 m² or less, four on a larger lot: a house (two houses on a lot at least 24.0 m wide) or a duplex, with secondary suites, and one garden suite or one coach house (not both)495 m², 20.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep (corner lot 585 m², 23.0 m wide); no through or panhandle lotsBuildings 40%; all hard surfaces 60%Main buildings 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; coach house building 7.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
SSMUH 2g
Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Two - Greenfield
Three homes on a lot of 280 m² or less, four on a larger lot: a house (two houses on a lot at least 24.0 m wide) or a duplex, with secondary suites, and one garden suite or one coach house (not both)495 m², 20.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep (corner lot 585 m², 23.0 m wide); no through or panhandle lotsBuildings 45%; all hard surfaces 65%Main buildings 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; coach house building 7.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
SSMUH 3
Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Three
Three homes on a lot of 280 m² or less, four on a larger lot (every lot here is larger): a house or a duplex, with secondary suites, and one garden suite or one coach house (not both)1,620 m², 30.0 m wideBuildings 33%; all hard surfaces 50%Main buildings 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; coach house building 7.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
SSMUH 4
Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Four
Three homes on a lot of 280 m² or less, four on a larger lot (every lot here is larger): a house or a duplex, with secondary suites, and one garden suite or one coach house (not both)0.4 ha; width at least 25% of the depthBuildings 20%; all hard surfaces 30%Main buildings 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; coach house and accessory buildings 7.5 m or two storeys; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey
RS3-i
Urban Residential Zone, Infill
One single detached house with a secondary suite; or the house run as a boarding house or for residential care540 m² (610 m² on a corner, through lots alike), 15.0 m wide (18.0 m on a corner), 25.0 m deep (30.0 m for a through lot); no panhandle lots40%Main building 8.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
TH1
Townhouse One Zone
A single detached house, two houses, a duplex or townhouses: up to 3 homes on a lot of 280 m² or less and 4 on a larger lot, with no cap on a lot of at least 1,120 m² and 35 m wide (s. 357.3.1); secondary suites; one garden suite or one coach house per lot495 m² (585 m² on a corner), 16.5 m wide (19.5 m on a corner), 22.5 m deep; no through or panhandle lotsBuildings 40%, or 50% for townhouses; hard surfaces 60%, or 75% for townhousesTownhouses 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less, but 9.5 m or three storeys within 15.0 m of the rear lot line or behind another building; house or duplex 9.5 m or three storeys; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; accessory building with coach house 7.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
TH2
Townhouse Two Zone
A single detached house or a duplex: up to 3 homes on a lot of 280 m² or less and 4 on a larger lot; townhouses, with no cap on the number of homes, only on a lot of at least 1,120 m² and 35 m wide (ss. 358.1.5, 358.3.1); secondary suites; one garden suite per lot495 m² (585 m² on a corner), 20.0 m wide (23.0 m on a corner), 22.5 m deep; no panhandle lotsBuildings 40%, or 50% for townhouses; hard surfaces 60%, or 75% for townhousesTownhouses 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less, but 9.5 m or three storeys within 15.0 m of the rear lot line or behind another building; house or duplex 9.5 m or three storeys; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS4
Duplex Residential Zone
A single detached house with a secondary suite, or a duplex (strata or fee simple; the zone lists suites only in houses); or the house used for residential care464 m² for a house, 557 m² for a duplex, 278 m² for each half of a duplex split along a side lot line; 15.0 m wide for a house (16.5 m on a corner), 18.0 m for a duplex, 9.0 m for each half; 25.0 m deep; no through or panhandle lots40%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS4-i
Duplex Residential Zone, Infill
One duplex (strata or fee simple); the zone lists no single detached house and no secondary suite540 m² for a duplex, 270 m² for each half of a duplex split along a side lot line; 18.0 m wide and 18.0 m of frontage (9.0 m for each half); 25.0 m deep; no through or panhandle lots, except a through lot backing onto a controlled access highway or arterial with its front on the lesser road (s. 365.6.6)40%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS5
Residential Zone
One single detached house with a secondary suite; or the house run as a boarding house or for residential care420 m² (480 m² on a corner, through lots alike), 13.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep; no panhandle lots45%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS5-A
Residential Zone
One single detached house; or the house run as a boarding house or for residential care420 m² (480 m² on a corner), 13.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep; no through or panhandle lots45%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS6
Compact Lot Residential Zone
One single detached house; or the house used for residential careWith a rear lane: 300 m² (360 m² on a corner), 9.5 m wide (11.5 m on a corner), 31.0 m deep. Without: 300 m², 12.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep45%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS6-C
Compact Lot Coach House Residential Zone
One single detached house and a coach house above an accessory building; or the house used for residential care300 m² (360 m² on a corner), 9.5 m wide (11.5 m on a corner), 31.0 m deep45%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory building with coach house 7.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
RS7
Infill Residential Zone
One single detached house with a secondary suite, or with a garden suite instead on a lot of 540 m² and 12.0 m of frontage or more; or the house used for residential care300 m² (375 m² on a corner), 10.0 m wide and 10.0 m of frontage (15.0 m on a corner), 22.5 m deep; no through or panhandle lots, except a through lot backing onto a controlled access highway or arterial with its front on the lesser road (s. 386.7.6)40% with 12.0 m of frontage or more; 45% with 10 to 11.99 mMain building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less, with 12.0 m of frontage or more; 8.5 m or three storeys with less; garden suite 4.5 m or one storey; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RCH
Coach House Residential Zone
One single detached house and a coach house; or the house used for residential care300 m² (360 m² on a corner), 9.0 m wide with 9.0 m of front and rear lot line (11.0 m on a corner), 31.0 m deep; no through or panhandle lots50%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory building with coach house 6.5 m or two storeys; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
RSMH
Infill Manufactured Home Zone
One single detached house, which may be a manufactured home (and must be one inside the Manufactured Home Area)495 m² (585 m² on a corner), 20.0 m wide (23.0 m on a corner), 22.5 m deep; no through or panhandle lots40%House 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; a manufactured home 6.0 m or one storey; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RSH
Urban Residential Hybrid Zone
One single detached house, which may be a manufactured or mobile home certified to CSA A277 or Z240540 m² (610 m² on a corner, through lots alike; 750 m² for a panhandle lot), 15.0 m wide (18.0 m on a corner or panhandle lot), 25.0 m deep (30.0 m for a through or panhandle lot)40%House 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RCS
Residential Corner Store
A single detached house with a secondary suite, or a duplex (the zone lists suites only in houses); or the house used for residential care400 m²; no width or depth set40%Main building 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RM16
Low Density Townhouse Zone
Townhouses, up to 16 homes per hectareNot set40%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RM30
Low Density Townhouse Zone
Townhouses, up to 30 homes per hectareNot set40%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RM45
Medium Density Townhouse Zone
Townhouses, up to 45 homes per hectareNot set40%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RM60
High Density Townhouse Zone
Townhouses, up to 60 homes per hectareNot set40%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMG
Multifamily Ground Oriented Zone
Townhouses, at a floor space ratio of 0.5 to 1.5Not set45%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMF
Multi-Unit Residential Flex Zone
Townhouses, up to 60 homes per hectare, each townhouse with up to one secondary suiteNot set40%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMX
Multiplex Residential Zone
Townhouse developments of three or four homes on an existing urban lot: at most four homes, at a floor space ratio of 0.5 to 1.5Not set55%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
RMR
Rowhouse Residential Zone
Rowhouses: three or more attached homes, each on its own lot, at a floor space ratio of 0.5 to 1.5With a rear lane: end lots 180 m², 5.7 m wide; inside lots 140 m², 4.5 m wide; corner lots 235 m², 7.5 m wide; all 32.0 m deep. Without a lane: end lots 185 m², 6.7 m wide; inside lots 150 m², 5.5 m wide; corner lots 235 m², 8.5 m wide; all 28.0 m deep65%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RML
Low Rise Apartment Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of up to 1.4 (1.7 with the density bonus)Not set40% (45% with the density bonus)21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMM
Mid Rise Apartment Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of 1.0 to 2.5; lock-off unitsNot set50%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less (40 m or 12 storeys on three listed lots); accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMM-R
Mid Rise Apartment Zone - Rental
Rental apartments and congregate housing only, at a floor space ratio of 1.0 to 2.5; lock-off unitsNot set50%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RHR
High Rise Apartment Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of up to 3.0 (3.5 with the density bonus)Not set50%80 m; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMU
Mixed Use Apartment Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of up to 1.75 (2.75 with underground parking)Not set75%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RMC
City Centre Residential Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of 1.5 to 2.75 (3.5 in a transit-oriented area; up to 6.5 with the density bonus); lock-off unitsNot set75%At least three storeys; no maximum set for the main building; accessory buildings 4.5 m
RH1
Manufactured Home Park Zone
Manufactured homes on pads in a park that stays one lot, up to 20 homes per hectare; one accessory home for an owner, manager or caretaker1.0 ha40%Two storeys
C1
Local Commercial Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretaker; a single detached house at 5440 Bradner Road only18.0 m wide (no area or depth set)Not set9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less
C2
Neighbourhood Commercial Zone
Apartments, only alongside another principal use, within the zone's floor space ratio of 0.604,047 m²50%10.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less
C3
Community Commercial Zone
Apartments, only alongside another principal use, within the zone's floor space ratio of 1.34,047 m²50%12.2 m or three storeys, whichever is less; tourist accommodation 15 m or four storeys, or 21.3 m or six storeys where the official community plan designates Gateway Commercial
C4
Service Commercial Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretaker1,000 m²50%10.0 m or two storeys, whichever is less
CSC
Secondary Commercial Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretaker1,000 m²50%10.0 m or two storeys, whichever is less; tourist accommodation 15 m or four storeys, whichever is less
CRZ
Regional Commercial Zone
None: the zone lists no dwelling8,000 m²50%One storey, up to 12.2 m; tourist accommodation 15 m or four storeys, whichever is less
C5
City Centre Commercial Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, only alongside another principal use, within the zone's floor space ratio of 1.75 (2.75 with underground parking)Not set95%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
CCM
City Centre Mixed Use Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of 1.5 to 2.75 (3.5 in a transit-oriented area; up to 6.5 with the density bonus); lock-off unitsNot set95%At least three storeys; no maximum set
CHR
Commercial High Rise Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, only alongside another principal use, at a residential floor space ratio of up to 2.5 (3.5 with the density bonus)Not set95%80.0 m
C7
Historic Downtown Commercial Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, only alongside another principal use, within the zone's floor space ratio (3.0 on Historic Centre land; 2.5, or 3.5 with the density bonus, on Urban Centre land)Not set100%12.2 m or three storeys, whichever is less, on land the official community plan designates Historic Centre
CGS
Gas Station Commercial Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretakerNot set40%6.0 m
CAM
Automall Commercial Zone
One accessory home of up to 90 m², inside the main building1,850 m²50%12.2 m
CRC
Recreation and Campground Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretaker2.0 ha10%9.8 m or two storeys, whichever is less
CGC
Golf Course Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretaker2.0 ha10%10.0 m or two storeys, whichever is less
UCZ
Urban Centre Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, at a floor space ratio of 1.5 to 2.5 (up to 3.5 with the density bonus); lock-off unitsNot set95%At least three storeys; no maximum set
NCZ
Neighbourhood Centre Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, only alongside another principal use, at a floor space ratio of 1.5 to 2.5; lock-off unitsNot set65%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
I1
Residential Industrial Zone
One single detached house (with a secondary suite, as anywhere)1,000 m², 25 m wide, 40 m deep40%9.8 m or two storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 5.5 m
LIZ
Light Industrial Zone
None: the zone lists no dwelling1,850 m²8%, or 60% for a commercial vehicle stop12.2 m
I2
General Industrial Zone
One accessory home of up to 90 m², inside the main building1,850 m²60%12.2 m (stacked shipping containers not counted)
I3
High Impact Industrial Zone
One accessory home of up to 90 m², inside the main building1,850 m²60%12.2 m
I4
Airport Zone
None as such; a dormitory (sleeping units sharing a kitchen) is a listed useNot setNot setNo figure: nothing may reach into the obstacle limitation surfaces Transport Canada and NAV CANADA set for Abbotsford airport
I5
Special Industrial Zone
Only on listed lots: an accessory home at 378 Marion Road and 28813 Fraser Highway, up to two at 39623 Old Yale Road, and one on each lot allowed all I2 uses (I2 lists an accessory home); at most 95 m², or 90 m² where the zone applies I2's rule (see notes)1.0 ha (1.5 ha for new lots at 2087 Queen Street)75%Set per lot: 20.0 m (accessory buildings 8.0 m) at 378 Marion Road; 12.0 m (a building with a home 8.0 m, accessory buildings 4.6 m) at 39623 Old Yale Road; I2's 12.2 m on the other listed lots
P1
Civic Institutional Zone
One accessory home for a caretaker or manager, which may be a certified mobile home on a foundationNot set50%18.0 m or six storeys, whichever is less
P2
Park, Open Space and School Zone
One accessory home for a caretaker or managerNot set20%12.2 m; accessory buildings 4.6 m
P3
Assembly Zone
One accessory home for a caretaker, minister or managerNot set40%9.8 m or two storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.6 m
P4
Special Housing Zone
Congregate housing and congregate care, at a floor space ratio of up to 1.4; one accessory home for a caretaker or managerNot set40%12.2 m; accessory buildings 4.6 m
P5
River Zone
None: houseboats and other homes are excluded from river useNot setNot setNot set
P6
Entertainment and Sports Centre Zone
None: the zone lists no dwellingNot set50%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
P7
University/College Campus Zone
Apartments, townhouses and dormitories, within the zone's floor space ratio of 1.5; one accessory home for a caretaker or manager2,000 m², 30.0 m wide, 30.0 m deep50%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
P8
Health Campus Zone
Congregate housing and congregate care, within the zone's floor space ratio of 0.5 to 2.5; dormitories and one accessory home for a caretaker or managerNot set50%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
N1
Comprehensive Development One Zone
Congregate housing up to 116 homes per hectare and 5,550 m² of floor area; apartments and townhouses up to 950 m² as an accessory use, only alongside a principal use and under a housing agreement7,240 m²32%29.2 m or 7 storeys, whichever is less
N2
Comprehensive Development Two Zone
Single detached houses, duplexes and townhouses: 915 homes in the zone, no more than 200 of them townhousesHouse 668 m², 18.2 m wide (corner 696 m², 21.25 m), or smaller lots 15.0 m wide (corner 16.0 m) within the zone's count; duplex 920 m², 30.0 m wide (corner 948 m², 33.0 m); townhouse 0.4 ha, 30.0 m wide (corner 33.0 m)House 33% on a lot of 668 m² or more, 40% under; duplex 40%; townhouse 40%; commercial uses 50%; accessory buildings 10%, counted within thoseHouses, duplexes and townhouses 9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less (accessory 4.6 m); other uses 11.0 m or three storeys (accessory 6.0 m)
N3
Comprehensive Development Three Zone
Townhouses, each with its own ground-level entrance: 11 homes on a lot of at least 1.05 ha, 33 on a lot of at least 4.32 haNo subdivision rules set30%8.0 m or two storeys, whichever is less (10.5 m or two storeys with a basement); accessory 5.0 m or one storey
N4
Comprehensive Development Four Zone
Single detached houses, duplexes (each on its own strata lot with its own entrance) and townhouses: at most 250 homes in the zone, at least 200 of them housesHouse 668 m² (up to 70 new lots of 558 m²); duplex 920 m²; townhouse 0.4 haHouse or duplex 33%; townhouse 40%; accessory buildings 10%9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 5.0 m or one storey
N5
Comprehensive Development Five Zone
Townhouses: 16 homes on a lot of at least 1.12 ha1.12 ha40%9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 5.0 m or one storey
N6
Comprehensive Development Six Zone
Townhouses: 36 homes on a lot of at least 3.25 ha3.25 ha40%9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 5.0 m or one storey
N7
Comprehensive Development Seven Zone
Congregate housing: one home, or up to 85 homes and two guest units with two elevators, at most 11,000 m² of congregate housing and at most 2,700 m² of assembly18,200 m²32%Congregate housing 12.2 m or four storeys, whichever is less; assembly 15.0 m, a spire up to 27.0 m
N8
Comprehensive Development Eight Zone
Townhouses: 21 homes on a lot of at least 1.25 ha1.25 ha25%8.0 m or two storeys, whichever is less (10.5 m or two storeys with a basement); accessory 5.0 m or one storey
N10
Comprehensive Development Ten Zone
None: the zone lists no dwelling1.2 ha, 75.0 m wide40%12.2 m; accessory 5.0 m
N11
Comprehensive Development Eleven Zone
One single detached house per lot, with one secondary suiteInterior 480 m², 15.0 m wide, 27.5 m deep; corner 518 m², 18.0 m, 27.5 m; through lot 550 m² (corner 620 m²), 15.0 m (corner 18.0 m), 36.0 m deep; panhandle 630 m², 18.0 m, 30.0 m40%9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.6 m
N14
Comprehensive Development Fourteen Zone
Apartments, up to a floor space ratio of 2.0 for the whole lotNo subdivision rules set45%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
N15
Comprehensive Development Fifteen Zone
Apartments, up to a floor space ratio of 3.71No subdivision rules setApartments 20%; other uses 40%15.0 m or four storeys, whichever is less; fully sprinklered, apartments up to 87 m and 25 storeys, other buildings 29.0 m and 6 storeys
N16
Comprehensive Development Sixteen Zone
One accessory home inside the winery building, only with the winery0.7 ha20%12.2 m
N17
Comprehensive Development Seventeen Zone
Apartments in two buildings: up to 156 homes in Building A (up to 26 storeys) and 87 in Building B (up to four storeys)No subdivision rules setBuilding A 1,500 m²; Building B 2,250 m²Building A 80 m or 26 storeys, whichever is less; Building B 20 m or four storeys
N18
Comprehensive Development Eighteen Zone
Apartments in a standalone residential building under a housing agreement (studios at least 23 m², one or two bedrooms 36 m²); congregate care; an emergency shelter under a housing agreement5,577 m²40%13.0 m
N19
Comprehensive Development Nineteen Zone
Apartments (studios at least 30 m²), congregate housing, congregate care, supported housing and an emergency shelter; no density cap setNo subdivision rules set40%21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less
N21
Comprehensive Development Twenty One Zone
Apartments (here one or more homes on a lot), up to a floor space ratio of 1.25 with the commercial usesNo subdivision rules set50%12.0 m
N22
Comprehensive Development Twenty Two Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, only together with a commercial or other principal use, up to a floor space ratio of 2.5 for the whole developmentNo subdivision rules set60%22 m or 6 storeys, whichever is less
N23
Comprehensive Development Twenty Three Zone
Townhouses and rowhouses, up to 61 homes per hectareNo subdivision rules set40%10.2 m or three storeys, whichever is less
N24
Comprehensive Development Twenty Four Zone
One single detached house per compact lot, with a front garage300 m², 11.0 m wide, 31.0 m deep45%9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less
N25
Comprehensive Development Twenty Five Zone
Apartments in all sub-zones (above the first storey in Zone I); congregate housing in Zones IIa, IIb and III; townhouses in Zone IIIZones I and III 10,000 m²; Zones IIa and IIb 2,500 m²Zone I 50%; Zones II and III 40%Zone I and Zone IIa 23.0 m or 6 storeys, whichever is less; Zone IIb 29.0 m or 8 storeys; Zone III apartments 80 m or 26 storeys, townhouses 15 m or 4 storeys
N26
Comprehensive Development Twenty Six Zone
Townhouses, up to 47 homes per hectareNo subdivision rules set35%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m or one storey
N29
Comprehensive Development Twenty Nine Zone
Townhouses, up to 75 homes per hectareNo subdivision rules set40%9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less
N30
Comprehensive Development Thirty Zone
Up to 1,400 principal homes across the sub-areas: 580 single detached houses, 120 duplex homes, 260 townhouses and 440 apartments (each type may vary by 20% within a sub-area's total); one secondary suite or one coach house per house where the sub-area lists themHouse on a lot without lane access 420 m², 13.4 m wide (corner 480 m², 16.0 m), 25.0 m deep, or 540 m², 15.0 m (corner 610 m², 18.0 m); house with rear lane access 300 m², 9.5 m wide, 31.0 m deep (corner 360 m², 11.5 m); duplex 510 m², 22.0 m wide (corner 530 m², 24.0 m)Houses and duplexes 33% (lot of 1,620 m² or more), 40% (540 m² or more), 45% (under 540 m²), 55% (lane lot of 360 m² or less); apartments and townhouses 40%; commercial 50%Houses and duplexes 9.5 m or 3 storeys, whichever is less; apartments 14.2 m or four storeys; townhouses 11.0 m or three storeys; commercial-only buildings 9.0 m or two storeys (14.2 m or four with apartments above and the upper floors stepped back); accessory 4.5 m
N32
Comprehensive Development Thirty Two Zone
One single detached house per strata lot, at most 53 in the zone, with one secondary suite on a lot of 370 m² or moreNo subdivision rules set (at most 53 lots)None set9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m
N33
Comprehensive Development Thirty Three Zone
One single detached house per lot390 m², 22.0 m deep45%, of which accessory buildings 3%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m
N34
Comprehensive Development Thirty Four Zone
One single detached house per lotNo subdivision allowed45%, of which accessory buildings 3%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.6 m
N35
Comprehensive Development Thirty Five Zone
Stacked townhouses, up to 49 homes per hectare and 555 homes across all land zoned N35No subdivision rules set40%Set by the development permit
N37
Comprehensive Development Thirty Seven Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, up to a floor space ratio of 1.4 (the zone's intent is a supported housing development)No subdivision rules set40%Four storeys
N38
Comprehensive Development Thirty Eight Zone
Townhouses and apartments: up to 435 homes and a floor space ratio of 1.4No subdivision rules set40%By distance from the site's east line (s. 838.3): two storeys within 25 m, three storeys from 25 m to 50 m, four from 50 m to 100 m, six beyond 100 m
N39
Comprehensive Development Thirty Nine Zone
Up to two accessory homes per lot; a dormitory as an accessory use8.0 ha10%Sports facilities 12.0 m; dormitory 6.0 m; accessory homes 9.8 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.6 m; heritage buildings no taller than now, measured from their original floor
N40
Comprehensive Development Forty Zone
One single detached house per lotNo subdivision allowed40%10.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m or one storey
N41
Comprehensive Development Forty One Zone
One accessory home of up to 90 m² inside the main building1,850 m²60%12.2 m (shipping containers not counted)
N42
Comprehensive Development Forty Two Zone
Townhouses and apartments, up to a floor space ratio of 1.4No subdivision rules set40%Apartments 12.2 m or four storeys, whichever is less; townhouses 11.0 m or three storeys; accessory 4.5 m
N43
Comprehensive Development Forty Three Zone
Townhouses: 27 homesNo subdivision rules set40%11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m or one storey
N44
Comprehensive Development Forty Four Zone
One single detached house with up to two secondary suitesNo subdivision rules set20%12.0 m; accessory 4.5 m
N45
Comprehensive Development Forty Five Zone
Townhouses: 15 homesNo subdivision rules set40%11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m
N46
Comprehensive Development Forty Six Zone
One accessory home in each sub-zone's lots1,000 m²50%10.0 m or two storeys, whichever is less
N47
Comprehensive Development Forty Seven Zone
Single detached houses in a conventional strata, 22 homes per the zone's intentNo subdivision rules set45%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; houses facing an interior lot line 8.0 m or two storeys; accessory 4.5 m
N48
Comprehensive Development Forty Eight Zone
Townhouses, up to 45 homes per hectareNo subdivision rules set40%11 m (stairwells to rooftop patios 11.65 m); accessory 4.5 m
N49
Comprehensive Development Forty Nine Zone
One single detached house per compact lot, with one secondary suiteWith a rear lane 300 m², 9.5 m wide (corner 360 m², 11.5 m), 31.0 m deep; without a lane 300 m², 12.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep45%9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory 4.5 m
N50
Comprehensive Development Fifty Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite400 m², 12 m wide, 22.5 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N51
Comprehensive Development Fifty One Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suiteWith a rear lane: 300 m² (corner 360 m²), 9.5 m wide (corner 11.5 m), 31.0 m deep; without: 300 m² (corner 360 m²), 12.0 m wide (corner 13.8 m), 22.5 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N52
Comprehensive Development Fifty Two Zone
One single detached house300 m² (corner 360 m²); interior lots 12.0 m wide and 22.5 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N53
Comprehensive Development Fifty Three Zone
One single detached house or one duplex (two homes) per lotHouse 200 m², 11.0 m wide; duplex 400 m², 18.0 m wide; a duplex built to a 0.0 m interior lot line 200 m², 20.0 m wide; interior lots 11.0 m deep45%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
N54
Comprehensive Development Fifty Four Zone
Townhouses, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratioNot set40%Main buildings 11 m; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N55
Comprehensive Development Fifty Five Zone (Marshall Road)
One accessory home inside the main building, up to 90 m², for an owner, operator, manager or caretakerNot set60%12.2 m
N56
Comprehensive Development Fifty Six Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suiteWith a rear lane: 300 m² (corner 360 m²), 9.5 m wide (corner 11.5 m), 31.0 m deep; without: 300 m², 12.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N59
Comprehensive Development Fifty Nine Zone
Apartments and congregate housing in a mixed-use development, 1.0 to 2.0 floor space ratioNot set45%At most 21.3 m or 6 storeys, whichever is less; at least 15 m or 4 storeys, whichever is less
N60
Comprehensive Development Sixty Zone
Apartments up to 2.0 floor space ratio, only under a housing agreement approved by Council (the zone's intent describes a 60-home below-market rental building)Not set40%Main building 23.5 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
N61
Comprehensive Development Sixty One Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite200 m²; 11.0 m wide (corner 13.0 m)45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N62
Comprehensive Development Sixty Two Zone
Rowhouses up to 1.0 floor space ratio (17 homes per the zone's intent)Where each rowhouse home has its own lot, 190 m²; otherwise none set50%Main buildings 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
N64
Comprehensive Development Sixty Four Zone
Apartments and congregate housing, only with one or more of the zone's other principal usesNot set65%20.0 m
N66
Comprehensive Development Sixty Six Zone (McCallum Road)
Sub-zone 1: apartments and congregate housing, 1.7 to 2.0 floor space ratio; sub-zone 2: townhouses, 0.7 to 2.0 floor space ratio, each with up to one secondary suiteNot set40% in each sub-zoneSub-zone 1: 21.3 m or six storeys; sub-zone 2: 11 m or three storeys (whichever is less)
N67
Comprehensive Development Sixty Seven Zone (33338 George Ferguson Way)
Apartments and congregate housing, 1.0 to 2.0 floor space ratioNot set70%Main building 21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N68
Comprehensive Development Sixty Eight Zone
One single detached house per bare land strata lot (7 lots per the zone's intent)200 m²; 11.0 m wide (corner 12.0 m)45% of the whole bare land strata parcel, common property includedHouse 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less
N69
Comprehensive Development Sixty Nine Zone
One duplex (two homes) per lot, each home with up to one secondary suite on lots that qualify400 m², 18.0 m wide; a duplex split along its party wall 200 m², 9.0 m wide40%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N70
Comprehensive Development Seventy Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite400 m² (corner 450 m²); 12.0 m wide (corner 14.0 m)40%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N71
Comprehensive Development Seventy One Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite on lots that qualify400 m² (corner 450 m²); 12.0 m wide (corner 14.0 m); 22.5 m deep40%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N72
Comprehensive Development Seventy Two Zone
Townhouses, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratioNot set40%Main buildings 11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N74
Comprehensive Development Seventy Four Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite400 m², 13.0 m wide, 22.5 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N75
Comprehensive Development Seventy Five Zone
Townhouses, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratio (30 homes per the zone's intent)Not set50%Main buildings 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N76
Comprehensive Development Seventy Six Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite (3 lots per the zone's intent)1,540 m², 30.0 m wide33%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N78
Comprehensive Development Seventy Eight Zone (Keats Street)
One single detached house and one detached accessory home of up to 55 m²400 m²; 12.0 m wide with 12.0 m of front lot line (corner lots 15.0 m); interior lots 40.0 m deep40%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N80
Comprehensive Development Eighty Zone
Townhouses, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratio (11 homes per the zone's intent)Not set50%Main buildings 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N81
Comprehensive Development Eighty One Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite (5 lots per the zone's intent)300 m², 11.0 m wide45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N82
Comprehensive Development Eighty Two Zone (Old Yale Road and Beck Road)
Zone I: one single detached house on each of Lots A and E; Zone II: one duplex on each of Lots B, C and D (eight homes in all)Zone I 350 m²; Zone II 445 m²Zone I 33%; Zone II 30%Zone I: houses 9.5 m or three storeys, accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey (whichever is less); Zone II: 8.8 m
N83
Comprehensive Development Eighty Three Zone (McCallum Road, Pine Street and Montrose Avenue)
Townhouses in sub-zones I, II, III and V; apartments in sub-zones III, IV and V2,500 m²40% in sub-zones I and II and for townhouses in III; 50% for apartments in III, and in IV and VSub-zone I 12.1 m or three storeys; II 11 m or three storeys (accessory buildings 6.0 m or two storeys); III apartments 15.0 m or four storeys, townhouses 11 m or three storeys; IV and V 21.3 m or six storeys; accessory buildings elsewhere 4.5 m or one storey (whichever is less in each case)
N84
Comprehensive Development Eighty Four Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite (5 lots per the zone's intent)1,200 m², 30.0 m wide33%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N85
Comprehensive Development Eighty Five Zone (Clayburn Village)
One single detached house and one coach house400 m², 12 m wide, 31 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; coach house 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less; other accessory buildings 4.5 (no unit printed)
N86
Comprehensive Development Eighty Six Zone
One duplex (two homes) per lot, strata or fee simple350 m², 18.0 m wide (a duplex split along its common wall 175 m², 9.0 m wide); 18.0 m deep; no through or panhandle lots40%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N87
Comprehensive Development Eighty Seven Zone
One single detached house300 m² (corner 375 m²); 10.0 m wide with 10.0 m of front lot line (corner 15.0 m); 22.5 m deep; no panhandle lots40%House 8.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
N88
Comprehensive Development Eighty Eight Zone
Rowhouses on 11 lots, floor space ratio set lot by lot (average 1.30)Where each rowhouse home has its own lot: end lots 140 m², 6.5 m wide; internal lots 115 m², 5.25 m wide; 22.0 m deepSet lot by lot, 40% to 75% (average 60%)Main buildings 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
N89
Comprehensive Development Eighty Nine Zone (South Fraser Way, Yukon Crescent and Fairlane Street)
Site 1: rental apartments and congregate housing, 1.5 to 4.5 floor space ratio; Site 2: apartments and congregate housing above the ground floor, 1.5 to 5.6; Site 3: rental apartments and congregate housing, and townhouses in a building with apartments, 1.5 to 4.5Not setSite 1 55%; sites 2 and 3 50%Site 1 3 to 18 storeys; site 2 at least 3 storeys, no maximum set; site 3 3 to 14 storeys; floor plates above the 12th floor at most 750 m²
N90
Comprehensive Development Ninety Zone
One accessory home for an owner, operator, manager or caretaker, required with the industrial use and built at the same time1000 m², 22.5 m wide, 40.0 m deep60%Industrial buildings 9.8 m or two storeys; the accessory home 9.5 m or three storeys; other accessory buildings 5.5 m or one storey (whichever is less)
N91
Comprehensive Development Ninety One Zone
Back-to-back townhouses with underground parking, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratioNot set55%Main buildings 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m or one storey, whichever is less
N92
Comprehensive Development Ninety Two Zone
Rowhouses, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratioA whole rowhouse on one lot: 600 m², 21.0 m wide, 26.0 m deep; each home on its own lot: end lots 170 m², 6.7 m wide, internal lots 140 m², 5.4 m wide, 26.0 m deep65%Main buildings 11 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N93
Comprehensive Development Ninety Three Zone
Townhouses, up to four homes, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratioNot set50%Main buildings 11.0 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N94
Comprehensive Development Ninety Four Zone
One duplex (two homes) per lot, fee simple540 m², 18.0 m wide with 18.0 m of front lot line (a duplex built on the interior side lot line 270 m², 9.0 m); 25.0 m deep; no panhandle lots40%Main building 8.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N96
Comprehensive Development Ninety Six Zone
Apartments and congregate apartments, 1.0 to 2.0 floor space ratio (2.5 on lots of 2,500 m² or less)Not set52%Main building 21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N97
Comprehensive Development Ninety Seven Zone
One single detached house, with a secondary suite400 m²; 12.0 m wide (corner 13.0 m); 22.5 m deep45%House 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N98
Comprehensive Development Ninety Eight Zone
Rental apartments and congregate housing up to 1.5 floor space ratioNot set40%Main building 21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N99
Comprehensive Development Ninety Nine Zone (Station Road and Junction Avenue)
One single detached house per lot; in sub-zone I also a coach house above an accessory buildingSub-zone I: 300 m² (corner 360 m²), 9.5 m wide (corner 11.5 m), 31.0 m deep; sub-zone II: 350 m² (corner 360 m²), 12.0 m wide (corner 13.0 m), 22.5 m deep45%Houses 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; in sub-zone I an accessory building with a coach house 7.5 m or two storeys, whichever is less; other accessory buildings 4.5 m
N102
Comprehensive Development One Hundred and Two Zone
Townhouses, up to four homes, 0.5 to 1.5 floor space ratioNot set50%Main buildings 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N104
Comprehensive Development One Hundred and Four Zone (Tims Avenue)
Apartments and congregate housing, up to 2.5 floor space ratio in each subzoneNot set50%Main building 21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N105
Comprehensive Development One Hundred and Five Zone (Marshall Road, Eleanor Avenue and Guilford Drive)
Apartments and congregate housing, 1.0 to 2.5 floor space ratio; lock-off unitsNot set53%Main building 21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N106
Comprehensive Development One Hundred and Six Zone
One duplex (two homes) per lot, each home with up to one secondary suite557 m², 18.0 m wide (a duplex built on the interior side lot line 278 m², 9.0 m wide); 25.0 m deep; no through or panhandle lots45%Main building 9.5 m or three storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N114
Comprehensive Development One Hundred and Fourteen Zone (Old Clayburn Road)
Sub-zone I: apartments (only above the ground floor) and congregate apartments, only with another principal use, 1.0 to 2.5 floor space ratio; sub-zone II: apartments, congregate apartments and townhouses, 0.5 to 1.5Not set50%Sub-zone I: six storeys for a building fronting Old Clayburn Road, five otherwise; sub-zone II: four storeys; accessory buildings 4.5 m
N115
Comprehensive Development One Hundred and Fifteen Zone (Cottage Lane and Mayfair Avenue)
Apartments and congregate housing: 1.0 to 2.0 floor space ratio in sub-area 1, 1.0 to 2.5 in sub-areas 2 and 3; lock-off unitsNot set50%Main building 21.3 m or six storeys, whichever is less; accessory buildings 4.5 m

"Not set" means the zone itself sets no figure; general rules elsewhere in the bylaw may still apply. Each zone's page has its uses, setbacks and the general rules that apply to it.

Where the bylaw is unclear

Points we couldn't settle from the bylaw's text. Ask before you rely on them.

  • A1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • A2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • A3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • A4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • A5: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • A6: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RR: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CR: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SR: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SRH: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS1: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS3: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 1: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2: At 3459 Goldfinch St (PID 025-408-135), only a home and a licensed preschool for up to 25 children are allowed, "notwithstanding section 357.1" (the TH1 zone's use list; this reads as a numbering slip for this zone's s. 352.1) (s. 352.2.1); s. 352.2.2 then also allows a child care centre for up to 40 children on the same PID, and the two clauses place the lot (Lot 3, NWD Plan LMP53371) in Section 17 and in Section 25 of Township 13. Which of the two clauses governs that lot is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2g: A coach house built before "the effective date of this Bylaw" needs only 0.6 m from an interior side lot line (s. 353.6.8(f)). Which bylaw's effective date that means is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2g: A house may have a floor space ratio of 0.55 at 3016 Princess St (PID 030-821-878, Lot B, Section 19, Township 16, NWD Plan EPP86413), 3010 Princess St (PID 030-821-860, Lot A, same plan) and 2384 Beaver Street (PID 031-180-191, Lot 1, Section 17, Township 16, NWD Plan EPP100807) (s. 353.2.1), less than the 0.65 the zone allows any house. What this clause changes for those lots is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2g: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 2g: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 3: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 4: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • SSMUH 4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS3-i: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS3-i: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • TH1: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • TH1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • TH2: The subdivision table gives through lots the same area and width as other lots but then says through lots are not permitted in the lot depth line (s. 358.4); whether a through lot may be created is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • TH2: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • TH2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS4: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS4-i: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS5: Sections 370.2.2 and 370.2.3 "permit" a floor space ratio of 0.50 on five named lots (PID 005-671-019, Lot 333, Plan 58759; Lots 1, 2 and 3, Plan EPP31904; Lot A, Section 29, Township 16, Plan 69130), below the zone's own 0.65; whether those lots are held to 0.50 is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS5: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS5: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS5-A: Section 375.2.1 "permits" a floor space ratio of 0.50 at 2963 Townline Road (Lot 37, Plan 79723, PID 012-495-000), below the zone's own 0.65; whether that lot is held to 0.50 is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS5-A: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS5-A: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS6: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS6: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS6-C: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS6-C: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS7: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RS7: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RCH: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RCH: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RSMH: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RSMH: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RSH: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RSH: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RCS: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RCS: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RM16: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RM30: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RM45: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RM60: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMG: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMF: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMX: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMR: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RML: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMM: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMM-R: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RHR: The ban on parking or storing commercial vehicles over 5,500 kg and boats over 8.6 m outside a building names RM-zoned lots (s. 140.5.4(a)), and this zone's code is RHR; whether it applies here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RHR: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMU: Apartments or congregate housing are allowed only together with at least one other principal use (s. 480.5.1). The zone's principal uses are apartments, congregate housing and mobile food vendors; its shops and offices are listed as accessory, though the zone is meant for commercial uses on the first two floors. Which combinations qualify is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMU: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RMC: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • RH1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CSC: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CRZ: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C5: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CCM: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CHR: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C7: The zone sets a height limit only for land the official community plan designates Historic Centre (s. 570.3.6); the height allowed on Urban Centre land is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C7: Short-term rental is listed as an accessory use here (s. 570.1.25), but the city-wide rule allows it only in a single detached house or a duplex and their suites (s. 140.3.1), neither of which this zone lists; whether a short-term rental can operate here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • C7: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CGS: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CAM: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CRC: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • CGC: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • UCZ: Some city-wide rules apply to "C zones": a 1.8 m fence limit (s. 140.5.2(b)) instead of the residential fence heights of Figure 3 that apply where apartments are a principal use (s. 140.5.2(a)), and temporary commercial retail units (s. 130.5.1(c)). This zone's code doesn't begin with C, so which of those rules apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • UCZ: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • NCZ: Some city-wide rules apply to "C zones": a 1.8 m fence limit (s. 140.5.2(b)) instead of the residential fence heights of Figure 3 that apply where apartments are a principal use (s. 140.5.2(a)), and temporary commercial retail units (s. 130.5.1(c)). This zone's code doesn't begin with C, so which of those rules apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • NCZ: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I1: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • LIZ: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I5: For salvage yards on the Queen Street and McCallum Road lots, s. 650.6 applies ss. 630.3.4, 630.3.5 and 630.6.4 of the I3 zone, which now hold I3's spacing between buildings, its height and its truck-parking washroom rule, while I3's salvage yard rules sit at s. 630.6.5; which rules are meant is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I5: The zone caps an accessory home at 95 m² (s. 650.6.10) while the I2 rule it applies to several lots caps it at 90 m² (s. 620.6.6); it also requires all storage inside a building (s. 650.6.11) while applying I2's outdoor storage rule to most lots and allowing outdoor storage of building materials at 355 Riverside Road; it sets 7.5 m setbacks (s. 650.3.2) while applying I2's 0.0 m and 3.0 m setbacks to several lots. Which figure governs on a given lot is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • I5: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P4: The residential fence heights of Figure 3 apply where a house, duplex, rowhouse, townhouse or apartment is a principal use (s. 140.5.2(a)); this zone lists congregate housing and congregate care instead, so whether they apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford. Either way, no barbed, razor or electric wire (s. 140.5.2(c)).
  • P4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P5: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P6: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P7: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • P8: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N1: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N2: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N2: Section 140.7.2's landscaping rules (a 3.0 m landscaped front setback, landscaped strips between parking and streets or neighbours) don't apply in N zones where a single detached house or duplex is the principal use; this zone lists houses or duplexes alongside townhouses (and in some zones apartments or shops), so whether those rules apply to its townhouse, apartment and commercial sites is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N2: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N3: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N4: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N4: Section 140.7.2's landscaping rules (a 3.0 m landscaped front setback, landscaped strips between parking and streets or neighbours) don't apply in N zones where a single detached house or duplex is the principal use; this zone lists houses or duplexes alongside townhouses (and in some zones apartments or shops), so whether those rules apply to its townhouse, apartment and commercial sites is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N4: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N5: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N6: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N7: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N8: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N10: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N11: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N11: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N14: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N15: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N16: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N17: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N18: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N19: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N21: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N22: The zone's parking table gives no rate for studios or homes of three or more bedrooms, so whether s. 150's rates apply to them is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N22: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N23: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N24: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N24: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N25: Zones II and III list residential care as an accessory use, but the bylaw defines it as care in a single detached house (s. 120), which this zone doesn't allow, so where it can run is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N25: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N26: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N29: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N30: Houses and duplexes (s. 830.13): floor space ratio 0.5 on lots of 540 m² or more, 0.65 under 540 m², 0.75 on a lane lot of 360 m² or less. The table sets no density or coverage for a lane-access lot larger than 360 m², so which figures apply to one is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N30: Section 140.7.2's landscaping rules (a 3.0 m landscaped front setback, landscaped strips between parking and streets or neighbours) don't apply in N zones where a single detached house or duplex is the principal use; this zone lists houses or duplexes alongside townhouses (and in some zones apartments or shops), so whether those rules apply to its townhouse, apartment and commercial sites is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N30: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N32: Section 832.4 sets setbacks by lot group (Groups 1 to 12), but the bylaw text doesn't show which lots belong to which group, so the setbacks for a given lot is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N32: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N33: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N33: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N34: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N34: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N35: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N37: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N38: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N39: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N40: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N40: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N41: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N42: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N43: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N44: The city-wide suite rule (s. 140.3.8(c)) allows one suite per principal home in every zone not named in s. 140.3.8(b), and N44 isn't named there, while this zone's own rule allows two; how many suites the City will permit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N44: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N44: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N45: Parking (s. 845.4): two visitor spaces for the development, set notwithstanding s. 150. The zone sets no other parking rate, so whether s. 150's rates for the homes themselves still apply is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N45: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N46: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N47: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N47: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N48: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N49: Density (s. 849.3.1): floor space ratio 0.65 up to 219 m² on lots under 400 m²; 0.55 up to 269 m² on lots over 400 m² and under 599 m²; 0.45 up to 273 m² on lots over 600 m². The table leaves out lots of exactly 400 m² and from 599 m² to 600 m², so the limit for those is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N49: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N49: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N50: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N50: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N51: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N51: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N52: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N52: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N53: A duplex lot built to a 0.0 m interior lot line (half a duplex on its own lot) is printed as needing 20.0 m of width, more than the 18.0 m a whole duplex lot needs (s. 853.4.2); the width such a lot needs is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N53: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N53: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N54: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N55: A pawn shop is allowed only as part of an auction use, at most 5% of its gross floor area (s. 855.5.4), but the zone doesn't list an auction use; whether a pawn shop can operate here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N55: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N56: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N56: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N59: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N60: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N61: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N61: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N62: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N64: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N66: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N66: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N67: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N68: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N68: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N69: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N69: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N70: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N70: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N71: This zone lists "Supportive Recovery", a use the bylaw doesn't define (s. 120), so what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N71: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N71: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N72: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N74: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N74: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N75: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N76: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N76: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N78: Density is printed as a minimum floor space ratio of 0.55, not counting the detached unit (s. 878.3.1), where similar zones set a maximum; whether 0.55 is a cap or a floor is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N78: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N78: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N80: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N81: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N81: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N82: This zone lists residential care, which the bylaw defines as care in a single detached house (s. 120), but the zone's homes are duplexes; how residential care applies here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N82: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N82: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N83: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N84: The bylaw no longer defines a bed and breakfast (the definition was repealed in s. 120 and its parking rate in s. 150.3), so what the zone's listed bed and breakfast use allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford. Short-term rental rules are in s. 140.3.1.
  • N84: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N84: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N85: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N85: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N86: The zone lists an accessory commercial use tied to a residential care facility, which the bylaw doesn't define (s. 120); what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N86: This zone lists residential care, which the bylaw defines as care in a single detached house (s. 120), but the zone's homes are duplexes; how residential care applies here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N86: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N87: This zone lists "Supportive Recovery", a use the bylaw doesn't define (s. 120), so what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N87: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N87: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N88: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N89: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N90: The bylaw defines an accessory residential use as a home inside the principal building (s. 120), but this zone gives the home its own setbacks and height and places it in front of the industrial buildings (ss. 890.3, 890.6.2); whether the home may stand in a separate building is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N90: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N91: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N92: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N93: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N94: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N96: This zone lists "Congregate Apartment", a use the bylaw doesn't define (it defines congregate housing and congregate care, s. 120), so what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N96: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N97: This zone lists "Supportive Recovery", a use the bylaw doesn't define (s. 120), so what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N97: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N97: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N98: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N99: This zone lists "Supportive Recovery", a use the bylaw doesn't define (s. 120), so what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N99: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N99: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N102: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N104: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N105: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N106: This zone lists residential care, which the bylaw defines as care in a single detached house (s. 120), but the zone's homes are duplexes; how residential care applies here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N106: Secondary suites (s. 140.3.8(c)): one per principal home; smaller than half the home's floor area, an attached garage not counted; not on a lot with residential care, a boarding house, supported housing or home child care. Suites registered before Bylaw No. 3249-2022 was adopted are exempt from these three conditions. Parking: one space (s. 150.3). Section 130.1.2(b) says the A1 zone's further rules apply to a use wherever it is allowed in the City, and A1 limits secondary suites to one per lot and 100 m² (s. 210.7.2), while s. 140.3.8 sets other limits outside the farm and rural zones; whether the A1 limits also apply here is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N106: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N114: Sub-zone I's density reads "1.0 to 2.5; and 4,000 m² Commercial Retail Unit maximum" (s. 8114.2.1); whether 4,000 m² caps all commercial floor space or each unit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N114: This zone lists "Congregate Apartment", a use the bylaw doesn't define (it defines congregate housing and congregate care, s. 120), so what it allows is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N114: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.
  • N115: Floodproofing (s. 140.8, Schedule E): in the Sumas Lake Bottom, Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, Matsqui Prairie, Glen Valley and Sumas River areas (A to G), the Fishtrap Creek 100-year floodplain (H) and the watercourse setback areas, floors of living space sit at or above the area's level in Table 1 (for example 11.1 m GSC in areas A, B and D, 9.8 m in Matsqui Prairie, 8.5 m in Glen Valley), or at a lower "reduced" level in areas A, B, E and F where the owner signs a covenant with the City and the Province; farm buildings, renovations and small additions can be exempted under a covenant (s. 140.8.6). The rule printed as floors "not less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary" of a watercourse (s. 140.8.3(c)) reads as a prohibition of floors that high, so how high a floor near a watercourse must sit is unclear; ask the City of Abbotsford.

Site-specific exceptions listed in the bylaw by legal description can add or change uses for one property, and development permit areas, the ALR and building rules apply on top. Confirm with the City of Abbotsford's planning and development services before you buy or build.

Source: City of Abbotsford Zoning Bylaw No. 2400-2014 (summarised in our words); zone map: Open Government Licence – City of Abbotsford.