RS-E2 zone in Whistler: Residential Single Estate Two
Low density detached residential dwellings and auxiliary residential dwelling units.
Zone rules
| Purpose | Low density detached residential dwellings and auxiliary residential dwelling units. |
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| Also allowed (secondary uses) |
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| Minimum lot area | As shown on the Key Plan for this zone (may vary by up to 5%) |
| Minimum lot width | 24 metres (highway frontage of a parcel created by subdivision) |
| Maximum lot coverage | 35 percent |
| Maximum density | Detached dwelling (including any auxiliary residential dwelling unit): 465 square metres maximum, 250 square metres minimum; may be increased up to 697 square metres with a registered covenant on another undeveloped parcel |
| Maximum height | 8 metres (detached dwelling) |
| Maximum height, accessory buildings | 5 metres (auxiliary building); 7 metres (auxiliary building used for both parking and an auxiliary residential dwelling unit) |
| Front setback | 7.6 metres |
| Rear setback | 7.6 metres |
| Interior side setback | 3 metres (detached dwelling 325 square metres or less); 6 metres (detached dwelling over 325 square metres); 3 metres (auxiliary building) |
| Accessory building setbacks | side 3 metres (auxiliary building) |
| Other rules |
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Source: Zoning and Parking Bylaw No. 303, 2015 (consolidation dated August 8, 2026), s. Part 12, item 35 (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 consolidation is printed by authority of the Corporate Officer under section 139 of the Community Charter. Zones marked deleted in the bylaw (RM8, RM32, RR3, TP1 to TP3, CR3, CR5, CR6, LNP, LNL) are not listed. 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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