Naramata Zoning Bylaw No. 2459, 2008 - Rdosmaps.bc.ca

Alternatively, a conventional subdivision proposal can be brought to the
preliminary layout approval stage with the number of units permitted under the
applicable zone established at preliminary layout to determine the number of
units permitted under a cluster development proposal.
.4 Where a cluster development subdivision is created by means of density
averaging, it will be necessary for a restrictive covenant to be registered in the
name of the Regional District against the title of the land at the time of
registration of the subdivision to prohibit further subdivision from the original
parcel under covenant. Where a development contains more than one phase,
the developer will be required to submit a phasing plan to both the Regional
District and the Regional Subdivision Approving Authority to outline the
sequence and continuity of future phases.
.5 Where additional conservation measures or provision of amenities are
included in the cluster development proposal, the Director of Planning and
Building Inspection may recommend to the Regional board that a
comprehensive development zoning bylaw be considered.
7.16 Fire Hazard Areas
Every applicant for rezoning or a permit regarding a parcel within 200 metres of a
forest on provincial Crown land shall undertake a fire hazard risk assessment in
terms of the National Fire Protection Association’s “Standards for Protection of
Life and Property from Wildfire” NFPA 299, latest edition and develop the parcel
only in accordance with the recommendations of this study.
7.17 Home Occupations
The following regulations apply to home occupation uses:
1. Home occupations include but are not limited to the following:
a) the office of an accountant, architect, clergy, dentist, tax consultant,
engineer, lawyer, physician, real estate agent, or other professional
person;
b) the office or studio of an artist, draftsperson, barber, beautician,
naturopath, massage therapist, chiropractor, picture framer, tailor,
dressmaker, music or dance teacher, photographer, writer or person
engaged in home crafts or hobbies;
c) locksmiths and/or electronic instrument repair;
d) the keeping of not more than two (2) boarders;
e) the operation of a daycare or pre-school for not more than seven (7) preschool
and/or school-aged children;
f) fruit and vegetable processing, subject to Section 7.24; and
g) fruit and vegetable stands, not to exceed 500 m 2 .
2. No more than 50% of the floor area to a maximum of 75 m 2 of a principal
dwelling unit must be used in connection with the home occupation.
3. Except for fruit and vegetable stands, any home occupation must be carried
out within the principal dwelling unit, or in an accessory building where
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