The Rideau Canal
Change Along the Corridor Cultural Landscape
Land Use and Planning Context
Although the area selected for this site is small in comparison to the size of the Rideau Canal, the area still contains many different zoning by-laws that dictate development within this area, from Parks and Open Space to Minor Institutional Zone. It is important to note that these are only the municipal by-laws, and there are other government bodies that have a say on the development that occurs along this area including: the National Capital Commission, and Parks Canada.
Land Use Designations
Section 179-180 Parks and Open Space (O1) Zone
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Riparian land along the Rideau O1L[310]-h
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Lansdowne O1S S258-A
Section 173-174 Community Leisure Facility (L1) Zone
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Lansdowne L1
Section 175-176 Major Leisure Facility (L2) Zone
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Lansdowne L2 F(1.5)
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Lansdowne L2C S258-AS258-B
Section 161-162 Residential Fourth Density (R4) Zone
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Glebe Heritage Designation R4M[846] S203
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Gleve Heritage Designation R4M[846] S203
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Inlet & Bank Street Houses R3L
Section 159-160 Residential Third Density (R3) Zone
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Old Ottawa South Heritage Designation R3Q[2052]H(9)
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Old Ottawa South Heritage Designation R3Q[2051]H(9)
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Old Ottawa South Heritage Designation R3Q[2118]H(9)
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Old Ottawa South Heritage Designation R3Q[2117]H(10.1)
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Former Whyte House R3U
Section 169-170 Minor Institutional Zone
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Old Ottawa South Heritage Designation I1A
Section 60 Heritage Overlay