City of Prince Rupert Zoning Bylaw
12 zone definitions. 12 with development rules (height, FAR, setbacks).
City of Prince Rupert has 12 zone definitions in its zoning bylaw, spanning 6 industrial, 4 commercial, 1 mixed zones. Maximum building heights range from 4 m to 35 m. To check how these zones apply to a specific property in Prince Rupert, use the interactive map tool or order a site intelligence report for a full analysis including terrain, water, and environmental data.
| Zone Code | Zone Name | Category | Max Height | FAR | Front Setback | Rear Setback | Side Setback | Min Lot Size | Secondary Suite | Bylaw |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C4 | Neighbourhood Commercial Zone | commercial | 10.0m | -- | 3.6m | 3.6m | 3.0m | -- | -- | C4 Bylaw |
| C5 | Marine Commercial Zone | commercial | 13.0m | -- | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | C5 Bylaw |
| C6 | Downtown Highrise Zone | commercial | 35.0m | 3.0 | 4.5m | -- | -- | -- | -- | C6 Bylaw |
| M1 | Light Industrial Zone | industrial | 12.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | -- | M1 Bylaw |
| M2 | General Industrial Zone | industrial | 19.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | -- | M2 Bylaw |
| M3 | Waterfront Industrial Zone | industrial | 19.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | -- | M3 Bylaw |
| M4 | Auto Wrecking Yard | industrial | 11.0m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | -- | M4 Bylaw |
| M5 | Liquefied Natural Gas and Marine Terminal Facility Zone | industrial | -- | -- | 30.0m | 50.0m | -- | -- | -- | M5 Bylaw |
| M6 | Major Projects Ancillary (Supporting) Zone | industrial | 12.0m | -- | 3.0m | 10.0m | -- | -- | -- | M6 Bylaw |
| MD1 | Marina District 1 | mixed | 19.0m | 1.5 | 6.0m | 4.0m | 1.2m | -- | -- | MD1 Bylaw |
| MD2 | Waterfront Terminal Zone | commercial | 9.0m | -- | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | MD2 Bylaw |
| P1 | Public Facilities Zone | institutional | 3.6m | -- | 3.0m | -- | -- | -- | -- | P1 Bylaw |
Zoning data extracted from official City of Prince Rupert bylaw documents. Development rules may not reflect the most recent amendments. Always verify with City of Prince Rupert before making land use or building decisions.