Property lookup · Cambridge
Cambridge property lookup
Enter a Cambridge address to see its zone under Cambridge's zoning by-law 26-007 / 150-85, what that zone permits and the numbers it sets, the size of the lot, the building permits on file, and what the city's and its agencies' maps show for that lot.
Zoning
The 51 base zones in Cambridge's by-law, with their permitted uses, lot size, yards, height and lot coverage, each cited to its section. Browse Cambridge's zones.
What the lookup checks in Cambridge
Each of these is checked against the lot and reported as found, clear, or not checked when the source doesn't answer.
- FloodplainGrand River Conservation Authority, Floodplain
- Conservation authority regulated areaGrand River Conservation Authority, Regulation Limit
- Heritage statusCity of Cambridge, Heritage Parcels
- Heritage conservation districtCity of Cambridge, Heritage Conservation District Boundary
- Official Plan designationCity of Cambridge, Land Use (2012 Official Plan)
- Site-specific Official Plan policyCity of Cambridge, Site Specific Policy
- Committee of Adjustment applications on this lotCity of Cambridge, Committee of Adjustment Applications
- Official Plan and zoning amendment applications nearbyCity of Cambridge, Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments
- Site plan applications nearbyCity of Cambridge, Site Plans
- Source water protection (Section 59 area)City of Cambridge, Source Protection Section 59 Notice Areas (Region of Waterloo)
- Former waste disposal sites nearbyCity of Cambridge, Generalized Locations of Former Waste Disposal Sites (Official Plan)
Sources: Grand River Conservation Authority; City of Cambridge.
Not included
Sale history, MPAC assessed value, title, liens and tax arrears come from paid or restricted sources and are not part of the lookup. Site-specific exceptions can change a zone's numbers on a particular lot; the report says when a lot has one.
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A first look, not a legal opinion or a survey. Confirm with the City of Cambridge before you rely on it.