Zoning is going to be the talk of town next month.
“We’re in the process of updating our Zoning Bylaw and we want to hear from you!” according to a City of Chilliwack notice about the review process.
But wait. What is zoning exactly? Typically a zoning bylaw maps out the municipal rules of how land is used; where buildings, structures and parking can be located; and the size of buildings, structures and lots.
Join city staff, consultants, and citizens on February 11 at Evergreen Hall for an Open House to talk about how the zoning bylaw might change.
A Zoning Bylaw sets rules for how land is used, where structures and parking can be on a property, and the sizes they can be. We’re in the process of updating our Zoning Bylaw and we want to hear from you! Join us on February 11 at an Open House: http://t.co/AXc6NutZSa pic.twitter.com/Un7PlxvVUP
— City of Chilliwack (@City_Chilliwack) January 28, 2020
“The City is currently re-writing Chilliwack’s Zoning Bylaw and we’re ready to share the recommendations for a new set of rules to help implement the City’s vision as laid out within the 2040 Official Community Plan.”
‘Let’s Talk Zoning’ is Tuesday, February 11, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., at Evergreen Hall, 9291 Corbould Street.
The presentation is at 6:45 p.m.
For more information call 604-793-2906 or planning@chilliwack.com.
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