C.1 zone in Armstrong: Town Centre Commercial

Armstrong, British ColumbiaDraft, not yet reviewedBylaw read 2026-11-07

In short

A mix of commercial, business and other complementary uses serving the entire community

Zone rules

Purpose	A mix of commercial, business and other complementary uses serving the entire community
Main uses	Animal Clinics, Minor Broadcasting Studios Business Support Services Care Facilities, Major Commercial Schools Community Assembly Halls Custom Indoor Manufacturing Eating and Drinking Establishments Emergency and Protective Services Farmer’s Markets Financial Services Funeral Services Gaming Facilities Health Services Hotels Household Repair Services Libraries and Cultural Exhibits Motels Non-accessory Parking Offices Parks Participant Recreation Services, indoor Pawnshops Personal Service Establishments Private Clubs Recycling Depots Retail Liquor Sales Establishments Retail Stores, General Used Goods Stores Cheese Factory, Tourist Oriented
Also allowed (secondary uses)	Accessory Buildings or Structures Apartment Housing Care Facilities, minor Home Occupations Mobile Vendors Utility Services, minor impact
Minimum lot area	450 m²
Minimum lot width	15 m
Maximum lot coverage	100%
Maximum height	16 m or 4 storeys, whichever is less; any portion above 12 m or 3 storeys must be at least 3 m from any property line abutting a street
Maximum height, accessory buildings	4 m
Front setback	0 m
Rear setback	0 m
Interior side setback	1.0 m; where a parcel is not served by a lane, at least 5 m on at least one side
Street side setback	0 m
Accessory building setbacks	front 0 m, rear 0 m, exterior side 0 m, interior side 1.0 m (5 m on at least one side if no lane)
Other rules	Mixed use buildings must have a commercial use on the first floor occupying at least 90% of any street frontage and 50% of the main floor gross floor area Private amenity space: 10.0 m² per 1 bedroom unit and 15.0 m² per dwelling unit with more than 1 bedroom Businesses must operate within a completely enclosed building, except loading facilities and seasonal outdoor displays Custom Indoor Manufacturing: no more than 5 production employees

Source: Zoning Bylaw No. 1921, 2024 (consolidated for convenience only, with Bylaw No. 1928, 2024), s. 10.1 (read 2026-11-07)

Rules in the bylaw's general sections (parking, fences, suites, home businesses) also apply, and a lot can have site-specific rules. The City marks the consolidation "for convenience only". The cover lists one amending bylaw, No. 1928 (adopted August 12, 2024, map amendment for 2600 Pleasant Valley Road). Zone pages are taken from the bylaw text by a research agent and have not yet been reviewed by a person: confirm with the bylaw before you rely on them. How answers are checked.

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