PD zone, Caledon: Planned Development (PD-1)

Section 13.5, Table 13.5 (Subsection 13.5.2) of the Town of Caledon Zoning By-law 2006-50.

A planned mixed-use area (exception PD-1) that allows townhouses, stacked townhouses and live-work units together with a wide range of commercial or industrial uses, with the dimensional standards borrowed from other zones (RT-665/RT-667/RT, CCV, MP-677/MP) depending on the use.

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What the PD zone permits

Adult Day Centre
Animal Hospital
Antique and Collectibles Store
Apartment, Accessory
Art Gallery
Artisan Operation
Artist Studio and Gallery
Assembly and Packaging Use
Bakery
Business Office
Clinic
Communication Equipment Outlet
Convenience Store
Cultural Centre
Custom Computer Assembly and Service Outlet
Day Care, Private Home
Day Nursery
Dry Cleaning or Laundry Outlet
Dwelling, Freehold Townhouse
Dwelling, Stacked Townhouse
Dwelling, Townhouse
Equipment Storage Building
Factory Outlet
Financial Institution
Fitness Centre
Funeral Home
Furniture Showroom
Government Office
Grocery Store
Hotel
Industrial Supply Outlet
Laboratory, Medical
Landscaped Buffer
Library
Live-Work Unit
Medical Centre
Merchandise Service Shop
Museum
Nature Trail
Patio, Outdoor
Personal Service Shop
Pharmacy
Place of Assembly
Place of Worship
Planting Strip
Play Facility Area
Printing and Processing Service Shop
Private Club
Recreation, Non-Intensive
Research Establishment
Restaurant
Retail Store
Retail Store, Accessory
Sales, Service and Repair Shop
Specialty Food Store/Specialty Restaurant
Training Facility
Veterinary Hospital
Warehouse
Warehouse, Public Self-Storage
Warehouse, Wholesale

Other provisions in this section

Uses in the zone must be one of two combinations: (a) landscaped buffer, planting strip, street, nature trail, non-intensive recreation, freehold townhouse, townhouse, stacked townhouse and live-work units; or (b) landscaped buffer, planting strip, street, nature trail, non-intensive recreation with commercial uses or industrial uses.
Stacked townhouse (zone-specific definition): a building divided vertically and horizontally into 6 or more separate dwelling units, each with an independent entrance directly from outside.
Work component of a live-work unit may only contain: adult day centre, accessory apartment, art gallery, artist studio, bakery, business office, convenience store, private home day care, dry cleaning or laundry outlet, personal service shop, pharmacy, specialty food store/specialty restaurant, training facility.
Specialty Food Store/Specialty Restaurant (zone-specific definition): a business specializing in a specific type or class of food; seating for no more than 10 persons; excludes a restaurant or on-site food preparation involving frying.
Training Facility in a live-work unit: for-profit training not under an Education Act Board; limited to 10 students at any one time; must not cause nuisance to adjacent uses; excludes any cannabis or industrial hemp use.
'Commercial uses' and 'industrial uses' are defined by specific lists in Table 13.5 (commercial list a) to rr); industrial list: business office, equipment storage building, factory outlet, financial institution, merchandise service shop, place of assembly, place of worship, research establishment, restaurant, accessory retail store, training facility, warehouse, public self-storage warehouse, wholesale warehouse).
Stacked townhouses: unless stated otherwise in this zone, the zone standards of the RT-667 zone apply.
Freehold townhouses and townhouses: unless stated otherwise in this zone, the zone standards of the RT-665 zone apply, and where RT-665 lists no standard, the RT zone standards apply.
Outdoor Amenity Space (zone-specific definition): outdoor area on a lot with a residential use used exclusively for enjoyment of the outdoors (rear yard, covered or uncovered porch, courtyard, balcony or deck); it must be located in the rear yard.
Minimum building height of 7.5 m for any stacked townhouse, freehold townhouse or townhouse dwelling.
Live-work units: ground floor uses restricted to either one live-work use or the ground floor of a townhouse dwelling, not a combination; all garbage must be stored internally; the unit must front onto a street; access to the work component must be barrier-free.
Live-work units: unless stated otherwise, RT-665 zone standards apply, and where RT-665 lists no standard, RT zone standards apply.
Commercial uses must be located and mitigated per satisfactory studies submitted through a Planning Act application.
Commercial use minimum setback of 30 m from any lot containing a residential use or a residential zone, unless a street separates them with a 10 m landscaped buffer or planting strip between the commercial use and the street.
Delivery spaces, loading spaces, commercial motor vehicle parking and overhead/service bay doors must not be located between a commercial or industrial building and a lot containing a residential use or a residential zone.
Commercial uses: unless stated otherwise, the Village Core Commercial (CCV) zone standards apply; where a commercial use forms part of a live-work unit, RT-665 (then RT) standards apply; where a commercial use is also listed as an industrial use, MP-677 (then MP) standards apply.
Industrial uses (including warehouse, wholesale warehouse and public self-storage warehouse) must be located and mitigated per satisfactory studies submitted through a Planning Act application, including a Land Use Compatibility Assessment and Noise Report.
Industrial use minimum setback of 30 m from any lot containing a residential use or a residential zone, unless a street separates them with a 10 m landscaped buffer or planting strip between the industrial use and the street.
All trailer and tractor maneuvering, loading, staging, parking and storing must be set back a minimum of 70 m from a lot containing a residential use or a residential zone.
Financial institutions and restaurants must comply with Section 8.4.2; an accessory retail store must comply with Section 8.4.1.
Industrial uses: unless stated otherwise, the Prestige Industrial – Exception 677 (MP-677) zone standards apply, and where MP-677 lists no standard, the MP zone standards apply; where an industrial use forms part of a live-work unit, RT-665 (then RT) standards apply; where an industrial use is also listed as a commercial use, MP-677 (then MP) standards apply.
No air conditioners, heat pumps or mechanical systems may be located in the front yard or exterior side yard.
General Provisions of Section 4 and Parking, Loading & Delivery Standards of Section 5 also apply (Section 13.5.1).

Source: Section 13.5, Table 13.5 (Subsection 13.5.2), By-law 2006-50 (Town of Caledon), checked 2026-09-12. General provisions elsewhere in the by-law (parking, driveways, accessory buildings) also apply, and a numbered exception on the parcel can change any value here. Treat this as a pre-check, not a sign-off.