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The document provides a comprehensive guide for applicants seeking a Minor Variance in the County of Prince Edward. It outlines the application process, required forms, fees, and necessary documentation such as site plans and surveys. The document emphasizes the importance of complete applications to avoid processing delays and includes details on public hearings, costs associated with appeals, and responsibilities of both the applicant and the municipality.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Minor Variance Application in the editor.
Begin by entering your details in Section 1, including the Registered Property Owner's name, address, and contact information. If applicable, provide your agent's information.
In Section 2, specify the location of the property within the County of Prince Edward by filling in the civic address and legal description.
Section 6 requires you to explain the nature and extent of relief from zoning by-law. Clearly articulate why compliance is not feasible.
Complete Sections 7 through 15 with accurate dimensions, existing uses, proposed structures, and access details. Ensure all fields are filled out clearly.
Finally, review your application for completeness before submitting it. Remember that incomplete applications will be returned without processing.

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What is considered a minor variance in Toronto?

1 minor variance Whenever your project or development largely complies with the rules in the zoning bylaw but does not quite, you need to apply for a minor variance. Example: The maximum permitted height for this building is 10 m. The altered building is proposed to have a height of 10.5 m.

What is considered a variance?

Variance is a statistical measurement of the spread between numbers in a data set. It measures how far each number in the set is from the mean (average), and thus from every other number in the set. Variance is often depicted by this symbol: 2.

What is considered a low variance in statistics?

Explanation of low variance, where data points are closely clusteredaround the mean. Characteristics of low variance data: Points are near the mean. Greater stability and consistency in data.

What happens if a variance is denied?

You can appeal if your variance request is denied. The appeal process will depend on your local government or zoning authority, but it typically includes a public city council or planning commission hearing.

What is considered a minor variance in Ontario?

A minor variance is the relief from the terms of a zoning by-law where a proposed use or structure does not conform exactly to the zoning by-law. The Committee of Adjustment can also approve the expansion of a legal non-conforming use and similar uses.