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accommodation is ancillary to non- residential activities conducted on the
residential activities on the same site. same site.
AO4.2 Complies - on caretakers residence
No more than one caretaker’s proposed on site.
accommodation is established
on site provided that where the site is
subject to a Building Unit Plan or
Group Title Plan no more than one
caretaker's accommodation is
located on the original parent parcel.
AO4.3
Caretaker’s
accommodation and rural workers' Proposal able to comply
accommodation are not excised from
the balance of the site (or would
cease to be this use).
AO4.4
Caretaker’s accommodation does not Complies
occur on the same site as a dwelling
unit.
AO4.5
In a zone other than the Rural Not applicable
Zone caretaker’s accommodation is
adjoining and where practicable
shares an interconnecting door with
the non-residential use for which the
caretaker is responsible.
AO4.6
Outside of an industrial zone neither Not applicable
a caretaker’s accommodation nor
a dwelling unit has a gross floor
area exceeding 90m².
AO4.7
No residential use in either the Low Complies
Impact Industry zone or the Medium
Impact Industry zone has more than
one bedroom or a gross floor
area exceeding 65m².
AO4.8
Rural workers' accommodation has a
combined total gross floor area not Not applicable
exceeding 250m² and
accommodates no more than 10
persons including employees and, if
applicable, their immediate families.
Editor’s Note— Rural workers'
accommodation would typically only
be occupied on a seasonal basis. If
the property owner sought to offer
accommodation to people beyond
bona fide farm workers approval for a
separate use such as short term
accommodation would be required.
PO5
Development does not place No acceptable outcome provided Industrial building has been designed
residents at risk of exposure to noise to minimize impacts to surrounding
levels, air emissions or odour levels areas through minimal windows to the
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