Property lookup · Waterloo

Waterloo property lookup

Enter a Waterloo address to see its zone under Waterloo's zoning by-law 2018-050, the size of the lot, the building permits on file, and what the city's and its agencies' maps show for that lot.

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Zoning

The lookup finds the lot's zone and any site-specific exception from Waterloo's own zoning map, and links the by-law. We haven't transcribed Waterloo's zone standards yet, so setbacks, height and lot coverage aren't shown as numbers; ask about them and the answer quotes the by-law.

What the lookup checks in Waterloo

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
  • Site-specific zoning exception (Schedule C)City of Waterloo, Schedule C1 Site Specific Zoning
  • Heritage statusCity of Waterloo, Heritage Buildings
  • Heritage conservation districtCity of Waterloo, Heritage Conservation District
  • Cultural heritage landscapeCity of Waterloo, Cultural Heritage Landscapes
  • Zoning settled by the Ontario Land TribunalCity of Waterloo, Lands Subject to LPAT Decision - By-law 2018-050
  • Major development applications nearbyCity of Waterloo, Major Development Applications

Sources: Grand River Conservation Authority; City of Waterloo.

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 Waterloo before you rely on it.