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What exactly is a variance?

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What exactly is a variance?

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A variance is any variation from the current by-law requirements. For example, if you wanted to build a shed, but you did not have the required 1.5 meter sideline clearance required by the by-law, you could apply to the Planning Advisory Committee for a variance. This involves coming into the Town Office and filling out a variance application form, which will provide details to the Committee of your request. You will then be scheduled to appear on the next ensuing Planning Advisory Committee agenda, (the Committee meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month), where the Committee will review and consider granting to you the requested variance. Often Committee members will view the site and talk to neighbouring property owners before granting variances.

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