Acts and Regulations

80-159 - Provincial Subdivision

Section 6
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6(1)Every lot, block and other parcel of land in a proposed subdivision shall abut
(a) a street owned by the Crown, or
(b) such other access as may be approved by the regional service commission as being advisable for the development of land.
6(2)Where a proposed subdivision is to be serviced by both a water system for public use and a sewer system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least eighteen metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty metres, and
(c) an area of at least five hundred and forty square metres.
6(3)Where a proposed subdivision is to be serviced by a sewer system for public use but not by a water system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least twenty-three metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty metres, and
(c) an area of at least six hundred and ninety square metres.
6(4)Where a proposed subdivision is not to be serviced by a sewer system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least fifty-four metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty-eight metres, and
(c) an area of at least four thousand square metres.
6(5)Subject to subsection (6), a block shall not exceed two hundred and forty metres or be less than one hundred and twenty metres in length and shall have a depth of at least two lots.
6(6)Where a proposed subdivision plan lays out a series of crescents and cul-de-sacs, a block may exceed two hundred and forty metres in length if pedestrian walkways are provided in the number, location and width considered necessary by the regional service commission to provide access or circulation to schools, libraries, playgrounds or similar facilities.
6(7)Where a building used for residential purposes is located on a lot meeting the requirements of subsection (2), the lot may be subdivided along any party wall of the building.
83-135; 99-65; 2001-90; 2012, c.44, s.5
6(1)Every lot, block and other parcel of land in a proposed subdivision shall abut
(a) a street owned by the Crown, or
(b) such other access as may be approved by the regional service commission as being advisable for the development of land.
6(2)Where a proposed subdivision is to be serviced by both a water system for public use and a sewer system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least eighteen metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty metres, and
(c) an area of at least five hundred and forty square metres.
6(3)Where a proposed subdivision is to be serviced by a sewer system for public use but not by a water system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least twenty-three metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty metres, and
(c) an area of at least six hundred and ninety square metres.
6(4)Where a proposed subdivision is not to be serviced by a sewer system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least fifty-four metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty-eight metres, and
(c) an area of at least four thousand square metres.
6(5)Subject to subsection (6), a block shall not exceed two hundred and forty metres or be less than one hundred and twenty metres in length and shall have a depth of at least two lots.
6(6)Where a proposed subdivision plan lays out a series of crescents and cul-de-sacs, a block may exceed two hundred and forty metres in length if pedestrian walkways are provided in the number, location and width considered necessary by the regional service commission to provide access or circulation to schools, libraries, playgrounds or similar facilities.
6(7)Where a building used for residential purposes is located on a lot meeting the requirements of subsection (2), the lot may be subdivided along any party wall of the building.
83-135; 99-65; 2001-90; 2012, c.44, s.5
6(1)Every lot, block and other parcel of land in a proposed subdivision shall abut
(a) a street owned by the Crown, or
(b) such other access as may be approved by the commission as being advisable for the development of land.
6(2)Where a proposed subdivision is to be serviced by both a water system for public use and a sewer system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least eighteen metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty metres, and
(c) an area of at least five hundred and forty square metres.
6(3)Where a proposed subdivision is to be serviced by a sewer system for public use but not by a water system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least twenty-three metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty metres, and
(c) an area of at least six hundred and ninety square metres.
6(4)Where a proposed subdivision is not to be serviced by a sewer system for public use, every lot or other parcel of land therein shall have and contain
(a) a width of at least fifty-four metres,
(b) a depth of at least thirty-eight metres, and
(c) an area of at least four thousand square metres.
6(5)Subject to subsection (6), a block shall not exceed two hundred and forty metres or be less than one hundred and twenty metres in length and shall have a depth of at least two lots.
6(6)Where a proposed subdivision plan lays out a series of crescents and cul-de-sacs, a block may exceed two hundred and forty metres in length if pedestrian walkways are provided in the number, location and width considered necessary by the commission to provide access or circulation to schools, libraries, playgrounds or similar facilities.
6(7)Where a building used for residential purposes is located on a lot meeting the requirements of subsection (2), the lot may be subdivided along any party wall of the building.
83-135; 99-65; 2001-90