CD10: Kamloops Airport Comprehensive Development Zone 10

What the zone allows

Homes allowed

An accessory home in sub-zones A, B, C, D and F; none in E

Main uses

Kamloops Airport: terminal, runways and aviation businesses, with commercial, light industrial, institutional and recreation uses by sub-zone

Lot coverage

60%

Height limit

Set by federal (airport) regulations

Setbacks

Front 6 m; sides 3 m; side street 4.5 m; rear 6 m

No density limit (s. 12.10.4); 10% of each developed lot landscaped; no fabric-covered buildings on lots fronting Tranquille Road or Airport Road (ss. 12.10.6, 12.10.7).

The zone sets no size or count for the accessory home.

Sub-zone A (Airport): terminal, runways, aircraft charter, sales and repair, airport-related commercial and industrial uses, flight and flying schools, aircraft fuel, farming, light industry, technology centre, vocational schools, education, emergency and government services, lounge, restaurant, food trucks, accessory daycare and home; exempt from Division 4 parking.

Sub-zone B (Commercial, Light Industrial): aircraft charter, sales and repair, airport-related uses, light industry, machine shops, contractors, cartage, warehousing and wholesale, cardlock, equipment and office equipment sales, field-crew offices, hotel, restaurant, lounge, licensee retail store, building-supply retail, garden store, entertainment, daycares, vet clinic, UBrew, food and beverage packaging, transportation depot, accessory home.

Sub-zone C (Airside Commercial, Light Industrial): aircraft charter, sales and repair, airport-related uses, light industry, contractors, cartage, cardlock, education, field-crew offices, aircraft fuel, transportation depot, accessory daycare and home.

Sub-zone D (Airside Commercial): runways, aircraft charter, sales and repair, airport-related uses, flight and flying schools, cardlock, education, aircraft fuel, transportation depot, accessory home.

Sub-zone E (Gateway Commercial): fuel bar, hotel, licensee retail store, restaurant; no home.

Sub-zone F (Commercial, Light Industrial, Indoor Recreation): much as B (no hotel), plus indoor recreation and education.

The zone doesn't list short-term rental (stays under 30 days), so homes here are let for 30 days or more (ss. 1.3.1, 2.2).

Section 3.11.4 doesn't list this zone, so shipping containers stay only during construction or a move (s. 3.11.2).

Beside a provincial highway, buildings and structures stand at least 4.5 m from that lot line (3 m where a public lane gives secondary access); less needs the Ministry of Transportation's consent and a variance (s. 3.15).

Below the 200-year flood level, floors used for living, business or storing goods in multi-unit or small-scale multi-unit housing and in garden or carriage suites sit above that level (s. 3.16).

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 Kamloops' planning and development department before you buy or build.

Source: City of Kamloops Zoning Bylaw No. 55, 2021 (summarised in our words); zone map: Open Government Licence – Kamloops.