Pemberton zoning: find your zone and what it allows
How do I find my property’s zoning in Pemberton and check what I can build?
Enter your address on Pemberton’s map or locate the parcel manually. Select the parcel to read the zoning information, then consult that zone’s regulations before designing the project.
Zoning map
AgriculturalCommercialComprehensive developmentIndustrialMixed useOtherPublicResidential
Search an address or click a lot on the map to see its zone and what it allows.
Zoning shown from the Village of Pemberton's Village of Pemberton map data, downloaded 2026-11-09. Address points and zoning are from the published layers. Confirm zoning for split lots, recent amendments and addresses without a single mapped zone.
Zones in Pemberton
From Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018 (PDF). Read the linked consolidation and check amendments with planning before relying on a zone for a project. A sheet lists only the rules traced to that zone. Additional definitions, exceptions and general provisions may apply. Each zone has its own page with its uses, lot sizes, heights and setbacks. Zone pages are drafts taken from the bylaw text and not yet reviewed by a person.
Agricultural zones
Commercial zones
- C-1 Commercial, Town Center
- C-2 Commercial, Tourism
- C-3 Commercial, Portage Road
- C-4 Commercial, Service
- C-5 Commercial Neighbourhood Pub
Comprehensive development zones
- CD-1 Creekside
- CD-2 Mountian Trails
- CD-3 Cottonwood Court
- CD-4 Pioneer Junction
- CD-5 Tiyata at Pemberton
- CD-6 Comprehensive Development Zone 6
- CD-7 Mixed use development
- CD-8 Comprehensive Development Zone 8
- CD-9 Comprehensive Development Zone 9, Parkside
Industrial zones
Mixed use zones
- C-6 Commercial, Downtown Mixed Density
Other zones
- AP-1 Airport
- E-1 Education
- OR-1 Outdoor Recreation
- RES-1 Resource Managment
Public zones
- CWP-1 Community Watershed
- P-1 Public
- PR-1 Parks and Recreation
Residential zones
- MHP-1 Residential Manufactured Home Park 1
- R-1 Residential 1
- R-2 Residential 2, Small Lot
- R-3 Residential 3, Duplex Lot
- RC-1 Residential Country Inn
- RM-1 Residential, Multi-Family
- RM-2 Residential, Multi-Family 2
- RM-3 Residential, Special Multi-Family 3
- RR-1 Rural Residential
- RSA-1 Residential Amenity 1
- RSA-2 Residential Amenity 2
- RSA-3 Residential Amenity 3
- RTA-1 Residential Townhouse Amenity 1
- RTA-2 Residential Townhouse Amenity 2
Key facts
| How to find your zone | Enter your address on Pemberton’s map or locate the parcel manually.Using the Village geographic information system, PDF p. 3 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-09Official wordingNext, you can choose to type in your address in the search bar below the ribbon, or manually scrub through the map to find your property. Once you have located your property, you can click on it to bring the information box up. The information box will have the current zoning information. |
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| Zoning bylaw | Village of Pemberton Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018, consolidated December 18, 2025.Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018, PDF p. 1 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-09Official wordingZONING BYLAW VILLAGE OF PEMBERTON BYLAW NO. 832, 2018 CONSOLIDATED VERSION Final Readings July 24, 2018 LAST OFFICE CONSOLIDATION: December 18, 2025 |
| What the zone controls | The district sets permitted principal and accessory uses, lot size and width, building setbacks, lot coverage and heights.Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018, Section 11.1, Residential 1 example · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-09Official wording11.1Residential 1 (R-1) The Residential 1 (R-1) Zone is intended to accommodate detached dwellings within residential neighbourhoods. 11.1.1 Permitted Principal Uses (a) Dwelling, Detached 11.1.2 Permitted Accessory Uses (a) Bed and Breakfast (b) Home Occupation (c) Secondary Suite (d) Short-Term Rental 11.1.3 Lot Regulations a) Minimum Lot Size: 700 m2 b) Minimum Lot Width: 18 m 11.1.4 Building Regulations a) Minimum Principal Building Width: 7.6 m b) Minimum Front Setback: 6 m c) Minimum Rear Setback: 5 m d) Minimum Interior Side Setback (subject to Conditions of Use): 1.5 m e) Minimum Exterior Side Setback: 4.6 m f) Maximum Lot Coverage: 40% g) Maximum Number of Principal Buildings: 1 h) Maximum Number of Accessory Buildings: 2 i) Maximum Building Height, Principal: 10.5 m j) Maximum Building Height, Accessory: 4.6 m |
| Contact | Email Village Development Services at developmentservices@pemberton.ca for questions about the parcel map.Using the Village geographic information system, Using the Village GIS, Questions · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-09Official wordingmap. Questions? Please contact developmentservices@pemberton.ca for any additional questions you may have. |
| Bylaw | Village of Pemberton Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018, consolidated December 18, 2025.Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018, PDF p. 1 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-09Official wordingZONING BYLAW VILLAGE OF PEMBERTON BYLAW NO. 832, 2018 CONSOLIDATED VERSION Final Readings July 24, 2018 LAST OFFICE CONSOLIDATION: December 18, 2025 |
How it works
A zoning search has two parts. The map identifies the district attached to a parcel. The written regulations explain what that district means for a proposed use, building size or location on the lot. The district sets permitted principal and accessory uses, lot size and width, building setbacks, lot coverage and heights.
Steps
- Start the parcel search with Village of Pemberton map. Search for the civic address, select the actual parcel and copy the complete zone code, including any suffix. For a parcel crossed by a zone line, identify where the proposed work would sit.
- Open the matching district or zone section. Read the permitted uses and the relevant dimensions together with definitions and any rules that apply across zones.
Good to know
- Email Village Development Services at developmentservices@pemberton.ca for questions about the parcel map.
- Save the address, zone code and relevant section with your sketch. Give those details to planning when asking about an amendment, a site-specific provision or a boundary that is hard to read.
- Read the applicable provisions in Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018 (PDF).
The same question in other places
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Sources
- Using the Village geographic information system (PDF) (read 2026-11-09)
- Village of Pemberton map (read 2026-11-09)
- Zoning Bylaw No. 832, 2018 (PDF) (read 2026-11-09)
Checked by script, not yet by a person: the official wording behind 5 of 5 facts was matched to the official text. How answers are checked.