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the front yards. The Official Plan provides policy guidance with respect to the location and screening ofoutdoor storage.Recreational Vehicle Storage – provisions may restrict the number and location of storing recreationalvehicles on a lot.Shoreline Areas – may include provisions to address issues associated with private waterlots, off-shorezoning, boathouses, bunkies and docks, and the form, scale, density, and accessory uses associated withwaterfront development.Mobile Refreshment Trailers – provisions may restrict the location and duration of use of such mobileoperations.Tents and other Temporary Structures – the Zoning By-law can identify restrictions such as duration of useand appropriate locations.Quonset Huts – may include provisions to restrict erection of such structures in certain zones, such as urbanresidential areas.2.5.1 Big Bay Point Resort Development ZoningBy-law No. 029-05 establishes a separate Resort Recreational Community Zoning By-law (Section 13 of the currentconsolidation), which only applies to certain areas of the Town, namely the Big Bay Point Resort Development, asidentified on Schedule A of the By-law. By-law No. 029-05 establishes specific definitions, general provisions andzones applicable only to resort recreational communities. By-law No. 034-05 (Section 14) amends By-law No. 054-04 and 029-05 to rezone lands within the Big Bay Point Resort Development to implement the zoning on the subjectlands and establish certain holding provisions subject to satisfying certain criteria.The Resort Recreational Community Zoning By-law will be reviewed in the context of the overall Zoning By-lawReview and Update to determine how these By-laws should be addressed in the new Zoning By-law. It is anticipatedthat given the site specific nature of these by-laws, the site-specific zones and regulations pertaining to the Big BayPoint Resort should be carried forward in the new Zoning By-law.Town of Innisfil - Zoning By-law Update Page 23Discussion Paper No. 1: Background Review
3.0Overview of Official Plan DirectionsThis section provides a summary of the policies in the new Official Plan that provide potential direction for the newZoning By-law, including an indication as to how these matters are addressed in the current Zoning By-law. This is auseful tool for assessing the need for adjustments to the zoning by-law to conform with the Official Plan.Table 3.1: Overview of Official Plan Directions in Relation to Existing Zoning By-lawOfficial PlanMUNICIPAL STRUCTURE Natural Heritage System is an overly designation. Natural Environmental Area is a specificdesignation.Zoning By-lawNatural Environment Areas zoned EnvironmentalProtection (EP), although some areas designatedNatural Environment Area are zoned Open Space(OS), and Open Space Private (OSP).Not treated as an overlay.Urban Settlements to be on full municipalservices; Village Settlements to be on partialservices (or potentially private communal sewagesystems also).S. 3.1.5 states that land/erection of buildings anywheremay be prohibited without municipal services. S. 3.30similarly states that land may not be used or buildingsnot permitted unless municipal services with adequatecapacity are provided.Zoning provides different zones for serviced,unserviced and partially serviced lots. In some cases,different standards are provided for “serviced” and“unserviced” lots within each zone. Larger minimum lotareas and front yards are required for unserviced orpartially serviced lots.Lake Simcoe Shorelineo Entire shoreline edge designated “NaturalEnvironmental Area” (refer to S. 2.7)o Focus is on existing dwellings and lakebasedrecreation.o Long-term intention to provide full municipalservices from Concession I to XII, includingBig Bay Point; which may restrict furtherinfilling and new lot creations until servicesare in place.o Naturalized vegetative strip along theshoreline is required for new development(S. 2.7.10)Shoreline areas are zoned a mix of zones. Main zonesinclude Residential Private Service (RPS), CommercialTourist (CT), Future Development (FD), EnvironmentalProtection (EP), Open Space Private (OSP), OpenSpace (OS), Residential Serviced (R1S), ResidentialFull Service (R1FS), and so on. Only in a few placesare the shoreline edges zoned EP.Zones relate to existing uses, permitting a broad rangeof uses such as single detached dwellings, commercialuses, open space uses.Long term intent to provide services is not currentlyreflected in zoning, although a Future Development(FD) zone exists, and could be applied to areasintended to be developed in the future (or a holdingsymbol may be applied to restrict furtherdevelopment). Existing uses are zoned according totheir current level of servicing.Regulations for a naturalized vegetative strip along theshoreline not reflected in Zoning By-law:o S. 3.10.8 permits boat houses in the rear yard toTown of Innisfil - Zoning By-law Update Page 24Discussion Paper No. 1: Background Review
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