{"title":"R1-C zone in Victoria: Single Family Dwelling District (Extended Use)","code":"R1-C","slug":"r1-c","name":"Single Family Dwelling District (Extended Use)","group":"Residential","section":"1.3","site_specific_zone":false,"summary":"Single Family Dwelling District (Extended Use).","fields":{"purpose":{"value":"Single Family Dwelling District (Extended Use).","quotes":["R1-C ZONE, SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT (EXTENDED USE)"]},"primary_uses":{"value":["Single family dwellings and customary accessory uses including home occupations and accessory buildings, as in the R1-B Zone","Not more than 2 garage sales in any year","Buildings for the relief of the poor, aged or infirm, a home for the care of children, or a hostel or centre for young persons (exclusive use, not for profit, held by a charitable or philanthropic organization supported by public funds)"],"quotes":["Single family dwellings and customary accessory","Not more than 2 garage sales in any year.","buildings may be used for the relief of the poor,","aged, or the infirm or as a home for the care of children or","as a hostel or centre for young persons provided that:","philanthropic organization, supported in whole or in"]},"other":{"value":["R1-B Zone regulations apply to single family dwellings and their accessory buildings"],"quotes":["Single Family Dwelling District (Part 1.2), provided"]}},"bylaw":{"title":"Zoning Regulation Bylaw No. 80-159 (consolidated on October 17, 2019 up to Bylaw No. 19-074; zone Parts amended to Bylaw 24-060, August 2024) and Zoning Bylaw 2018 (consolidated on June 9, 2022 up to Bylaw No. 22-048)","url":"https://www.victoria.ca/building-business/permits-development-construction/zoning/zoning-regulation-bylaw","accessed":"2026-11-07","note":"Victoria has two zoning bylaws in force. Zoning Bylaw 2018 (zones GRD-1, LVD-1, CVD-1, TCD-1, CBD-1, CBD-2, MRD-1, OTD-1, IAI-1, MI-1, LI-1, HI-1; https://www.victoria.ca/media/file/zoning-bylaw-2018) applies to the areas on its Map 1: the Downtown Core Area and most commercial and low-density residential properties in town centres, urban villages and residential fabric. The Zoning Regulation Bylaw No. 80-159 (one PDF per zone) still governs the rest, including most industrial, medium and high density residential outside downtown, comprehensive development districts and some commercial properties. The City says its website bylaws are office consolidations provided for convenience; refer to the bylaws and amendments at City Hall. In text.txt every file starts at a '[source <url>]' line; the first file is the Introduction & General Regulations of Bylaw 80-159 and the Zoning Bylaw 2018 is appended at the end. Zones whose PDF has no text layer (image-only; no OCR was run) have no lines or pdf_page, only source_url; 179 codes, listed in places/victoria/no-text-layer.txt. For zones with text, pdf_page is the page inside that zone's own PDF (always the first page)."},"source_url":"https://www.victoria.ca/media/file/13pdf#page=1","place":{"path":"ca/bc/victoria","name":"Victoria","region":{"code":"bc","name":"British Columbia"},"country":{"code":"ca","name":"Canada"}},"urls":{"html":"https://govhandbook.com/ca/bc/victoria/zoning/r1-c/","markdown":"https://govhandbook.com/ca/bc/victoria/zoning/r1-c.md","json":"https://govhandbook.com/ca/bc/victoria/zoning/r1-c.json","index":"https://govhandbook.com/ca/bc/victoria/zoning/index.json"}}