RM5 · Residential Zones – Medium Density

Where RM5 applies

Polygons and hectares by the City of Burlington’s planning community outlines, each polygon placed by a point inside it.

• Appleby10 · 7.6 hectares
• Tansley7 · 6.6 hectares
• Rose12 · 6.5 hectares
• Shoreacres2 · 6.1 hectares
• Roseland1 · 1.1 hectares
• Brant2 · 0.8 hectares
• Bayview1 · 0.8 hectares
• Mountainview1 · 0.3 hectares

Wards: Ward 6 (12), Ward 4 (10), Ward 5 (10), Ward 2 (2), Ward 1 (1), Ward 3 (1).

Exceptions, holding and other markers

The markers the layer records on RM5 polygons. Their terms are written only in the by-law; each line says where.

Exception (35 polygons)

168 (×5), 235 (×4), 208 (×2), 236 (×2), 303 (×2), 80, 106, 107, 136, 137, 161, 169, 173, 198, 209, 210, 231, 232, 233, 248, 249, 276, 286, 301, 449Part 1, s. 1.5: a dash and a number after a zone designation (e.g. RH4-10) is an exception number; the special provisions are set out in Part 14, Exceptions to Zone Designations.

Holding (H) prefix (1 polygons)

HTable 1.4.1 lists the Holding Zone as an H prefix; the holding provisions are in Part 11.

What the zone permits

The permitted uses and regulations for RM5 are set out in Part 2, Residential Zones, Zoning By-law 2020. BurlingtonIQ does not paraphrase them: an exception, a holding provision or a later amendment can change what applies to one lot. The City of Burlington’s Zoning Clearance Certificate is the City of Burlington’s own answer for a property. The interactive zoning map shows the zone on a single lot.