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Definitions
 1. In this Order, “accessory” means a use, building or structure that is normally incidental or subordinate to a principal use, building or structure located on the same lot, and includes, (a)  a medical clinic, (b)  a personal service shop, (c)  a restaurant, (d)  a commercial skill school, (e)  a commercial trade or profession school, (f)  a retail store, and (g)  a fitness centre; “ancillary residential use” means a multi-residential use associated with an educational institution; “employment use” means a use permitted in the Employment (EMP 2) Zone of the Zoning By-law, except for industrial uses, a veterinary clinic for large animals, a warehouse or distribution centre and a U-Brew establishment; “greenway” means a multi-functional transportation corridor for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles that contains environmentally sustainable infrastructure; “hospice facility” means a premises providing palliative care or respite; “level two charging outlet” means a charging station for electric vehicles, as defined by SAE International J1772; “level two roughed-in” means the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure during building construction to allow for later installation of a level two charging outlet; “long-term care home” has the same meaning as in the Long-Term Care Homes Act, 2007; “retirement home” has the same meaning as in the Retirement Homes Act, 2010; “transformer and telecommunications pad” means a ground mounted electric power distribution transformer in a locked steel cabinet mounted on a concrete pad; “transformer and telecommunications vault” means a type of utility vault that is buried underground and gives access to switchgear for electrical or telecommunications equipment; “Zoning By-law” means Zoning By-law No. 016-2014 of the Town of Milton.
Application
 2. This Order applies to lands in the Town of Milton in the Regional Municipality of Halton, in the Province of Ontario, being the lands outlined in red on a map numbered 256 and filed at the Toronto office of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing located at 777 Bay Street.
General permitted uses
 3. The following uses are permitted on the lands described in section 2: 1.  Greenway. 2.  Stormwater management facilities. 3.  Parkland. 4.  Amenity area. 5.  Public uses. 6.  Elementary and secondary schools. 7.  Day care centres. 8.  Places of worship. 9.  Parking areas, including above or below grade parking structures. 10.  Hospice facilities.
Institutional Campus Zone
  5. (1) This section applies to the lands located in the area shown as the Institutional Campus Zone on the map referred to in section 2. (2) In addition to the uses permitted under section 3, the following uses are permitted on the lands described in subsection (1): 1.  Uses permitted within the Institutional Major (I-B) Zone set out in section 9 of the Zoning By-law. 2.  Offices. 3.  Research and technology uses. 4.  Recreation and athletic facilities. 5.  Theatres. 6.  Food banks. 7.  Ancillary residential uses. 8.  Apartment buildings. 9.  Mixed-use buildings. 10.  Live-work dwelling units. 11.  Multiple dwellings. 12.  Townhouses. 13.  Back-to-back townhouses. 14.  Stacked townhouses. (3) A use identified within the Mixed-Use (MU) Zone set out in section 6 of the Zoning By-law and a food store are permitted in a mixed-use building, live-work unit or post-secondary campus. (4) There is no minimum setback to a street line. (5) Despite subsection (4), 1.  the minimum setback to a street line for a residential use is three metres, 2.  the minimum setback to a street line for porches and verandas, patios and balconies is one metre, and 3.  the minimum setback to a lot line is 0.6 metres for stairs and accessible ramps. (6) There is no minimum setback to a dedicated daylight triangle. (7) The minimum setback to adjacent zones and grade related dwellings is 7.5 metres. (8) There is no minimum landscape buffer abutting a residential zone. (9) A townhouse and back-to-back townhouse shall meet the requirements of subsections 10 (3) to (6). (10) A stacked townhouse and multiple dwelling shall meet the requirements of subsection 10 (6).
Institutional Major Special Zone
  6. (1) This section applies to the lands located in the area shown as the Institutional Major Special Zone on the map referred to in section 2. (2) In addition to the uses permitted under section 3, the following uses are permitted on the lands described in subsection (1): 1.  Uses permitted within the Institutional Major (I-B) Zone set out in section 9 of the Zoning By-law. 2.  Employment uses. 3.  Mixed-use buildings. 4.  Live-work dwelling units. 5.  Ancillary residential uses. (3) Employment uses must occupy a minimum of 15 per cent of the gross floor area of each development block. (4) The following requirements apply to the uses, buildings and structures permitted under subsection (2): 1.  The minimum setback from a lot line is 7.5 metres. 2.  Despite paragraph 1, i.  the minimum interior side yard setback to a lot line is six metres, ii.  the minimum setback to a street line is one metre for porches and verandas, patios and balconies, iii.  the minimum setback to a lot line is 0.6 metres for stairs and accessible ramps, and iv.  there is no minimum setback from a lot line where a driveway or drive aisle is shared between properties. 3.  The maximum building height is 15 storeys. 4.  There is no minimum landscaped buffer abutting a street line.
Innovation District Mixed-Use Zone
  7. (1) This section applies to the lands located in the area shown as the Innovation District Mixed-Use Zone on the map referred to in section 2. (2) In addition to the uses permitted under section 3, the following uses are permitted on the lands described in subsection (1): 1.  Uses permitted within the Institutional Major (I-B) Zone set out in section 9 of the Zoning By-law. 2.  Uses permitted within the Mixed-Use (MU) Zone set out in section 6 of the Zoning By-law. 3.  Research and technology uses. 4.  Recreation and athletic facilities. 5.  Night clubs. 6.  Places of entertainment. 7.  Social services establishments. 8.  Theatres. 9.  Food banks. 10.  Food stores located within the first storey of a mixed-use building. 11.  Ancillary residential uses. (3) Employment uses must occupy a minimum of 15 per cent of the gross floor area of each development block. (4) The following requirements apply to the uses, buildings and structures permitted under subsection (2): 1.  The minimum floor space index per development block is 1.2. 2.  The minimum setback to a lot line is one metre. 3.  Despite paragraph 2, there is no minimum setback to a street line. 4.  Despite paragraph 3, i.  the minimum setback to a street line for a residential use is three metres, and ii.  the minimum setback to a street line for porches and verandas, patios and balconies is one metre. 5.  Despite paragraph 2, the minimum setback to a lot line for stairs and accessible ramps is 0.6 metres. 6.  There is no minimum setback to a dedicated daylight triangle.
High Density Residential I Zone
  8. (1) This section applies to the lands located in the area shown as the High Density Residential I Zone on the map referred to in section 2. (2) In addition to the uses permitted under section 3, the following uses are permitted on the lands described in subsection (1): 1.  Uses permitted in the Residential High Density (RHD) Zone set out in section 6 of the Zoning By-law. 2.  Accessory uses. (3) The following requirements apply to the uses, buildings and structures permitted under subsection (2): 1.  The maximum building height is 15 storeys. 2.  The minimum setback to a lot line is one metre. 3.  Despite paragraph 2, i.  the minimum setback to a street line for porches and verandas, patios and balconies is one metre, ii.  the minimum setback to a lot line for stairs and accessible ramps is 0.6 metres, and iii.  there is no minimum setback from a lot line where a driveway or drive aisle is shared between properties. 4.  The long-term care home shall have a minimum of 192 beds. 5.  Despite subsection 4 (12), a retirement home shall have 0.33 parking spaces per bed. 6.  There is no minimum off-street parking requirement for accessory uses. 7.  Despite paragraph 6, a medical clinic shall have one parking space per 40 square metres of gross floor area. 8.  There is no minimum setback to a dedicated daylight triangle.
High Density Residential II Zone
  9. (1) This section applies to the lands located in the area shown as the High Density Residential II Zone on the map referred to in section 2. (2) In addition to the uses permitted under section 3, the following uses are permitted on the lands described in subsection (1): 1.  Uses permitted in the Mixed-Use (MU) Zone set out in section 6 of the Zoning By-law. 2.  Back-to-back townhouses. 3.  Multiple dwellings. 4.  Quattroplexes. 5.  Stacked townhouses. (3) The following requirements apply to the uses, buildings and structures permitted under subsection (2): 1.  Development shall be within a density range of 100 to 300 units per net hectare. 2.  The minimum height of an apartment building is eight storeys. 3.  The minimum height of a townhouse is three storeys. 4.  Apartment buildings and townhouses are permitted to have sections that terrace or step down below the minimum building height. 5.  The minimum setbacks for an apartment building and retirement home are as follows: i.  Three metres for the front and exterior side yard. ii.  Six metres for the rear and interior side yard. 6.  The minimum setback to a street line for porches and verandas, patios and balconies is one metre. 7.  The minimum setback to a lot line for stairs and accessible ramps is 0.6 metres. 8.  There is no minimum setback to a dedicated daylight triangle. 9.  The minimum setback to adjacent zones and grade related dwellings is 7.5 metres. (4) A back-to-back townhouse shall meet the requirements of subsections 10 (3), (4) and (6). (5) A multiple dwelling, quattroplex and stacked townhouse shall meet the requirements of subsection 10 (6).
Open Space Special Provision 169 Zone
  12. (1) This section applies to the lands located in the area shown as the Open Space Special Provision 169 Zone on the map referred to in section 2. (2) In addition to the uses permitted under section 3, the following uses are permitted on the lands described in subsection (1): 1.  Recreation and athletic facilities. 2.  Municipal roads and servicing infrastructure required for recreation and athletic facilities. (3) The zoning requirements for the Open Space Special Provision 169 Zone set out in Zoning By-law No. 144-2003 of the Town of Milton apply to the uses referred to in subsection (2).
Terms of use
  13. (1) Every use of land and every erection, location or use of any building or structure shall be in accordance with this Order. (2) Nothing in this Order prevents the use of any land, building or structure for any use prohibited by this Order if the land, building or structure is lawfully so used on the day this Order comes into force. (3) Nothing in this Order prevents the reconstruction of any building or structure that is damaged or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the owner if the dimensions of the original building or structure are not increased and its original use is not altered. (4) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening or restoration to a safe condition of any building or structure.
Deemed by-law
  14. This Order is deemed for all purposes, except the purposes of section 24 of the Act, to be and to always have been a by-law passed by the council of the Town of Milton.
Deemed by-law
 15. Omitted (provides for coming into force of provisions of this Regulation).