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• Schedule 5 - Stop Signs

• Amending By-law No. 89-72: Schedule 10 - Stops at Intersections
• Amending By-law No. 01-215: Schedule 5 - Stop Signs

• Amending By-law No. 76-46: Schedule "D" - Stop Streets
• Amending By-law No. 01-215: Schedule 5 - Stop Signs

• Schedule 27 - Truck Routes

• Schedule 5 - Stop Signs

• Schedule 5 - Stop Signs

To provide for the maintenance, operation, management and regulation of Municipal Parks.

Office Consolidation as of June, 2022

Respecting the construction, maintenance, operation, management and regulation of municipal parking facilities.

Amended to reflect the 2001 Sewer and Water Rates.

Repealed by By-law No. 23-235, December 13, 2023(PDF, 216.91 KB)

• Kevin C. Christenson is appointed as Clerk for the City of Hamilton. 
• Darryl J. Lee and Rose Caterini are each appointed as Deputy Clerk for the City of Hamilton

Repealed by By-law No. 10-055 March 29, 2010

To prohibit the injury or destruction of specified classes of trees on public and private property in the Town of Ancaster.

As amended, be further amended by adding the following clause 8(1)(f) and subsection 12(9).

To restrict and regulate the destruction of trees in the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth.

As amended to reflect the 2000 Sewer and Water Rates.

The City of Hamilton’s Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 05-200 came into effect on May 25, 2005, and is being implemented in stages.

1.1 - Title of By-Law
1.2 - Effective Date
1.3 - Area to which the By-Law Applies
1.4 - Scope of the By-Law
1.5 - Validity
1.6 - Compliance with Applicable Law
1.7 - Repeal of Existing By-laws
1.8 - Administration
1.9 - Enforcement and Penalties
1.10 - Remedies
1.11 - Legal Non-Conforming Uses
1.12 - Transitional Provision 

2.1 - Establishment of Classifications and Zones
2.2 - Use of Zone Symbols
2.3 - Incorporation of Zoning Maps
2.4 - Incorporation of Schedules
2.5 - Incorporation of Appendices
2.6 - Interpretation of Zone Boundaries
2.7 - Interpretation of the By-law

4.1 - Prohibited Uses
4.2 - Human Habitation not within Main Building
4.3 - Frontage on a Street
4.4 - Public Uses Permitted in all Zones
4.5 - Number of Dwellings Per Lot
4.6 - Permitted Yard Encroachments
4.7 - Reduction of Yards for Non-Conforming Lots
4.8 - Accessory Buildings in all Zones
4.9 - Air Conditioners and Pumps
4.10 - Satellite Dishes
4.11 - Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs/Spas
4.12 - Vacuum Clause
4.13 - Reduction in Regulations Resulting from Street Widening
4.14 - Laneways Deemed to be Streets
4.15 - Model Homes in Draft Plans of Subdivision
4.16 - Regulation for Consolidated Lot Development
4.17 - Airport
4.18 - Temporary Uses
4.19 - Visual Barrier
4.20 - Outdoor Commercial Patios
4.21 - Home Business
4.22 - Adequate Services
4.23 - Special Setbacks
4.24 - Conservation Authority Regulation Area
4.25 - Drive Through Regulations
4.26 - Urban Farm
4.27 - Community Garden
4.28 - Urban Farmers Market
4.29 - Minimum Distance Separation Formulae
4.30 - Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
4.31 - Niagara Escarpment Plan Development Control Area
4.32 - Reduction in Regulations Resulting from Public Transit Facilities
4.33 - Secondary Dwelling Unit and Secondary Dwelling Unit – Detached