RM-1 zone in Campbell River: Residential Multiple One
Low-rise residences in multiple-family complexes in low or medium density areas, typically one and two storey patio homes and townhouses, but may also include lower profile apartment style complexes.
Zone rules
| Purpose | Low-rise residences in multiple-family complexes in low or medium density areas, typically one and two storey patio homes and townhouses, but may also include lower profile apartment style complexes. |
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| Also allowed (secondary uses) | bed and breakfast accommodations subject to the provisions of item 5.25.9Bed and breakfast is allowed only on the two listed properties. |
| Extra uses on specific lots |
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| Minimum lot area | 600 m² (fee-simple lots), with an average of at least 300 m² per strata lot |
| Maximum lot coverage | 50% (all buildings) |
| Maximum density | 25 dwelling units per hectare or four dwelling units per lot (whichever is greater); density bonuses allow up to 30 dwelling units per hectare |
| Maximum height | 10.0 m (principal building) |
| Front setback | 7.5 m |
| Rear setback | 7.5 m |
| Interior side setback | 3.0 m |
| Street side setback | 3.5 m adjoining a local road; 4.5 m adjoining a highway, arterial or collector road |
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Source: Zoning Bylaw No. 3250, 2006 (consolidated to Bylaw 4021, 2026; last amended October 1, 2026), s. 5.25 (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 says the consolidation is not a legal document and was combined with the amendments purely for convenience; consult certified copies of the original bylaws for interpretation. 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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