City of Prince Rupert Zoning Bylaw
12 zone definitions. 12 with development rules (height, FAR, setbacks).
The City of Prince Rupert, located in the North Coast region of British Columbia, operates under a single zoning designation with one residential category. The R1 Residential zone permits a maximum height of 10.0 meters with a floor area ratio of 0.5, front setbacks of 6.0 meters, rear setbacks of 7.5 meters, and side setbacks of 1.5 meters. The zoning bylaw number or formal name is not identified in the available zone data. Information regarding secondary suite permissions is not specified in the provided zoning details.
Region: North Coast
Zone Definitions
| Zone Code | Zone Name | Category | Max Height | FAR | Front Setback | Rear Setback | Side Setback | Suite | Bylaw |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C4 | Neighbourhood Commercial Zone | commercial | 10.0m | -- | 3.6m | 3.6m | 3.0m | -- | C4 Bylaw |
| C5 | Marine Commercial Zone | commercial | 13.0m | -- | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | C5 Bylaw |
| C6 | Downtown Highrise Zone | commercial | 35.0m | 3.0 | 4.5m | -- | -- | -- | C6 Bylaw |
| M1 | Light Industrial Zone | industrial | 12.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | M1 Bylaw |
| M2 | General Industrial Zone | industrial | 19.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | M2 Bylaw |
| M3 | Waterfront Industrial Zone | industrial | 19.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | M3 Bylaw |
| M4 | Auto Wrecking Yard | industrial | 11.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | M4 Bylaw |
| M5 | Liquefied Natural Gas and Marine Terminal Facility Zone | industrial | -- | -- | 30.0m | 50.0m | -- | -- | M5 Bylaw |
| M6 | Major Projects Ancillary (Supporting) Zone | industrial | 12.0m | -- | 3.0m | 10.0m | -- | -- | M6 Bylaw |
| MD1 | Marina District 1 | mixed | 19.0m | 1.5 | 6.0m | 4.0m | 1.2m | -- | MD1 Bylaw |
| MD2 | Waterfront Terminal Zone | commercial | 9.0m | -- | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | MD2 Bylaw |
| P1 | Public Facilities Zone | institutional | 3.6m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | P1 Bylaw |
Zoning data extracted from municipal bylaw documents. Development rules may not reflect the most recent amendments. Always verify with City of Prince Rupert before making decisions.