Markham zoning regulation converts to a city by-law and is then revoked on July 1, 2026
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK, TOWN OF MARKHAM — under the Ontario Planning and Development Act, 1994
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A future amendment will transform the bulk of this provincial regulation — specifically sections 1 to 88 and most of the associated Schedules — into a deemed zoning by-law of the City of Markham, as if the city council had always passed it. At the same moment, those same sections and all remaining Schedules (1 to 51) will be formally revoked from the provincial regulation, ending its direct legal force. Any landowner, developer, or planner relying on the zoning rules set out in this regulation should confirm that the equivalent provisions have been carried over into the City of Markham's by-law framework and update their references accordingly. Those involved in ongoing planning applications or land transactions affecting properties in Markham covered by this regulation should review how the transition affects their approvals or agreements.
Who this affects: landowners in Markham covered by this regulation · property developers with active planning applications in Markham · real estate and land transaction lawyers · municipal planners at the City of Markham
Source of truth: O. Reg. 473/73 on ontario.ca · consolidated version 9 → 0
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