Strathcona County - Interactive Land Use Bylaw
Part 9 : Industrial Zones
9.6 IMH – Medium Industrial (Heartland)
Purpose
To provide for industrial uses in accordance with the Heartland Industrial Area Structure Plan, some of which may generate nuisance. Nuisance generated by a use should be able to be mitigated so as not to extend beyond the boundaries of the site. This zone also allows for some compatible non-industrial uses.
Uses
Subject to any fundamental use criteria for certain uses set out below, the permitted uses and the discretionary uses for this zone are listed in Table 9.6(A).
Table 9.6(A) Permitted and Discretionary Uses
Secondary dwelling |
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* Refer to Part 6: Specific Use Regulations for additional regulations pertaining to this use.
Fundamental Use Criteria
The following uses shall only be considered in this zone if they meet the associated criteria below:
- (a) Where existing prior to the adoption of this bylaw, modifications or additions to the following uses may be considered:
- (i) Single dwelling, including a second single dwelling on a lot
- (b) Where existing prior to the adoption of this bylaw, the reconstruction of the following uses may be considered if destroyed, except in areas prone to extensive erosion, subsidence or flooding, particularly within the 1:100 year floodplain:
- (i) Single dwelling, including a second single dwelling on a lot
- (c) Where existing prior to the adoption of this bylaw, the replacement of the following uses may be considered, except in areas prone to extensive erosion, subsidence or flooding, particularly within the 1:100 year floodplain:
- (i) Single dwelling
- (d) The following uses shall not generate any nuisance beyond the boundaries of the site:
- (i) Asphalt plant minor
- (ii) Concrete plant major
- (iii) Concrete plant minor
- (iv) General industrial
Subdivision Regulations
No subdivision shall be considered for a residential use.
Development Regulations
Development must comply with Table 9.6(B).
Table 9.6(B) Development Regulations
Subsection |
Regulation |
Measurement |
Height |
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(a) |
Maximum height |
18.0 m |
Minimum setbacks |
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(b) |
30.0 m |
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(c) |
From a front lot line |
6.0 m |
(d) |
From a side lot line |
6.0 m |
(e) |
From a rear lot line |
6.0 m |
(f) |
Despite (d) and (e), a development officer may reduce the minimum setback from a side lot line or a rear lot line where the site is serviced by rail. |
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(g) |
Maximum floor area ratio |
2.0 |